Incandescent electric lights . nients at the extremities of the cylinder,as seen in Fig. 5. Under such condi-tions as these the resistance of the gene- 18 rator is small, and permits of great sub-division of the current in multiple arc; Fig. 6. nor is there any insulation to be burned,and it is even possible, in case of thedeterioration of the bars, to renew them. 19 easily, for they are simply screwed againstthe copper discs corresponding to the new disposition adopted by , the field magnets lie horizontalinstead of being placed in the vertical. Fig. 7 represents the w


Incandescent electric lights . nients at the extremities of the cylinder,as seen in Fig. 5. Under such condi-tions as these the resistance of the gene- 18 rator is small, and permits of great sub-division of the current in multiple arc; Fig. 6. nor is there any insulation to be burned,and it is even possible, in case of thedeterioration of the bars, to renew them. 19 easily, for they are simply screwed againstthe copper discs corresponding to the new disposition adopted by , the field magnets lie horizontalinstead of being placed in the vertical. Fig. 7 represents the whole machine asnow actually working in the Palais dellndustrie. We have described the generating ma-chine before completing the descriptionof the system of distribution of thecurrent, because we ought to speakof the system of control used inmaking the current uniform when its in-tensity has been modified by a variationin its distribution ; that is to say, follow-ing after a variation resulting from theunexpected suppression of a certain num-ber of lamps in a part of the necessities of this system are easilyunderstood, if we consider that this sup-pression can lead to a greater or less in-crease in the intensity of the currentfeeding the remaining lamps. In France several systems have beendevised to obtain an automatic regula- 20 tion, but in America, i


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