Design of Electrical Machinery, Vol. 3: A Manual for the Use, Primarily, of Students in Electrical Engineering Courses (Classic Reprint)
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Author(s)William Thomas Ryan
PublisherForgotten Books
ISBN / ASIN1330010191
ISBN-139781330010198
MarketplaceFrance 🇫🇷
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Excerpt from Design of Electrical Machinery, Vol. 3: A Manual for the Use, Primarily, of Students in Electrical Engineering Courses
The purpose of this volume is to treat alternating-current generators, synchronous motors, and rotary converters. It contains what the author believes will be of most service to the student who is just entering upon his experience as a designer.
A more comprehensive study of the principles and phenomena underlying the calculations should be made by means of lectures, recitations, through the medium of references, etc.
Good electrical apparatus cannot be designed by any set of rules, and it must be recognized that it is not, in general, feasible to develop a finished commercial designer in a college course. However, there are certain fundamental scientific principles which can be laid down definitely and taught with precision. The student should bear in mind that while there is much in this volume that is of practical value, the main object is to present as clearly and briefly as possible the fundamental principles on which the designer necessarily rests. He should also bear in mind that he cannot expect to get any more than a training that will be of value and assistance to him, if at any time in his later experience he should decide to become a designer.
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The purpose of this volume is to treat alternating-current generators, synchronous motors, and rotary converters. It contains what the author believes will be of most service to the student who is just entering upon his experience as a designer.
A more comprehensive study of the principles and phenomena underlying the calculations should be made by means of lectures, recitations, through the medium of references, etc.
Good electrical apparatus cannot be designed by any set of rules, and it must be recognized that it is not, in general, feasible to develop a finished commercial designer in a college course. However, there are certain fundamental scientific principles which can be laid down definitely and taught with precision. The student should bear in mind that while there is much in this volume that is of practical value, the main object is to present as clearly and briefly as possible the fundamental principles on which the designer necessarily rests. He should also bear in mind that he cannot expect to get any more than a training that will be of value and assistance to him, if at any time in his later experience he should decide to become a designer.
About the Publisher
Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com
