. Canadian machinery and metalworking (January-June 1913). PIG, 17. MAIN GOVERNOR. cription and will be found in Pig-. views of tlie exciter turbines are FIG. 18. EXCITER GOVERNOR. casings, on to which supply-pipes arefitted. The turbines are situated in a Shut-off valves are fitted on thesepipes, as shown in Fig. 19. The tur-bines themselves are substantially thesame as the larger units, but have twobearings only, as shown in Fig. control is obtained by shutter/ates, exactly as in the larger machine,and the gates are operated by oil-cyl-inders controlled by the governor, asbe
. Canadian machinery and metalworking (January-June 1913). PIG, 17. MAIN GOVERNOR. cription and will be found in Pig-. views of tlie exciter turbines are FIG. 18. EXCITER GOVERNOR. casings, on to which supply-pipes arefitted. The turbines are situated in a Shut-off valves are fitted on thesepipes, as shown in Fig. 19. The tur-bines themselves are substantially thesame as the larger units, but have twobearings only, as shown in Fig. control is obtained by shutter/ates, exactly as in the larger machine,and the gates are operated by oil-cyl-inders controlled by the governor, asbefore. One of the exciter governors isshown in Fig. 18. As will be seen inFig. 14, and in some of the other fig-ures, fly-wheels have been adopted onthese small turbines, owing to the in-sufficient fly-wheel effect of the exciterarmatures to which they are coupled. Alternator alternators, as before stated,were supplied by Messrs. Vickers, Lim-ited, of River Don Works, are of the firms standard horiz-ontal-shaft rotating-field t
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