- F. Marten, "
Drum armatures and
commutators (theory and practice) : a
complete treatise on the
theory and
construction of
drum winding, and of commutators...
-
conversion in the machine. The
winding requires twice the
number of
turns and
twice the
number of
commutator bars as an
equivalent drum-wound armature. The Gramme...
- "The Long and
Winding Road" is a song by the
English rock band the
Beatles from
their 1970
album Let It Be. It was
written by Paul
McCartney and credited...
-
develop his
rotative beam engine, with its
ability continuously to turn a
winding drum,
rather than the
early reciprocating beam
engines that were only useful...
- is
wound around the
drum when the
conveyance is lifted. Single-
drum hoists can be used in
smaller applications,
however double-
drum hoists easily allow...
- A
winding machine or
winder is a
machine for
wrapping string, twine, cord, thread, yarn, rope, wire, ribbon, tape, etc. onto a spool, bobbin, reel, etc...
- the
secondary winding. This
varying flux at the
secondary winding induces a
varying electromotive force or
voltage in the
secondary winding. This electromagnetic...
- can handle. For this reason, when
machines must use two sets of
windings, the
windings carrying the
least current are
usually placed on the
rotor and those...
- "Everyday Is a
Winding Road" is the
second single from
American singer and
songwriter Sheryl Crow's 1996
eponymous album. Neil Finn, lead
singer of Crowded...
- "The
Fiddle and the
Drum" is a song by
Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitc****; it was
first recorded by Mitc**** on her 1969
album Clouds. It was one...
