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Identifier: locomotiveappli00kirk (find matches)
Title: Locomotive appliances
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921
Subjects: Locomotives
Publisher: New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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dle Guide. 55 Hand Washer. 85 Lower Guide Bracket. 56 Top Bracket. 961 Mica Insulation. 58 Tension Spring Screw. 87 Top Carbon Clamp, male. 58 £ Tension Screw Nut. 88 Carbon Clamp, female. 59 Top Lever. 88* Carbon Holder Connecting 60 Small Lever. 89 Upper Guide. (Washer. 61 Dash Pot. 90 Magnet Yoke. 62 Magnet Insulation. 91 Carbon 1 (older Spring, 63 Magnet, Long Link. 92 Top Clutch Spring. 63^ Magnet, Short Link. 93 Tension Spring. 64 Magnet. 94 Upper Telescope lulu- Spring. 65 Solenoid. 95 Lower Telescope Tube Spring. 66 Bottom Flexible Wire. 96 Upper Insulation fibre. 67 Top Flexible Wire. 96* Lower 1 nsulation Fibre. 68 Binding Post Screw. 97 Insulation Washer. 69 Top Lever Screw. 97* Brass Plate. 70 Bottom Guide and Tube. 98 Vertical Adjusting Screw. 71 Middle Telescope Tube. 99 Vertical Adjusting Nut. 72 Top Telescope Tube. 119 Guide Screw. 73 Malleable Iron Tip. 120 Solenoid Screw. 74 Set Screw. 121 Reflector Clamp Screw. 75 Top Clutch Spring Screw.2 18 LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES.
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Fig. 4. Electric Headlight—Lamp C. LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES. 19 will flash and go out, for the magnet will be drawndown too far. When the light goes out the current isbroken, and there being no strength in the magnet,the spring will again bring the carbons together,then the current is instantly re-established. Thespring should be adjusted so that the lamp will flickerjust a little when the locomotive is at rest, for then allthe light possible at a given speed of the armature isbeing obtained, and the light will burn steady whenlocomotive is running. The wires leading back to the incandescent lampsmay come together, causing a short circuit. Thiswill put the light out. It may be known when thisoccurs, for the dynamo will be generating a heavycurrent, the speed will be quite low, and there will bea small light in the lamp. In this case, disconnectone of the small wires from No. Ill, Fig. 2, then when Names and Numbers of Parts. Fig. 4. 28 Binding Post, large hole. 69 Top Lever Screw. 28£

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  • booksubject:Locomotives
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