By Lawrence J. Kamm
' With a spotlight on electromechanical structures in numerous fields, this available introductory textual content brings you assurance of the total variety of electric mechanical units used at the present time. you are going to achieve a finished knowing of the layout procedure and get helpful insights into reliable layout practice.' from publisher's description.
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Current through resistance (solid, liquid, or gas) Bombardment of arc electrodes by electrons or ions Hysteresis in magnetic materials Induced eddy currents in conducting materials Dielectric loss in insulating materials Heat from these effects is transferred to other bodies by conduction, convection, and radiation. Electric ovens, spot and arc welders, electric furnaces, induction heaters, plastic welders, medical diathermy machines, and incandescent lamps use these effects. Electric current also extracts heat in certain material junctions, providing a kind of refrigeration.
In some instruments, the electro-chemical voltage between electrode and liquid would cause errors, so platinum electrodes may be used. In batteries, of course, these electro-chemical voltages provide electric power. This electrolytic corrosion is sometimes combated by providing sacrificial electrodes, usually of zinc, which corrode, instead of the metal of the device to be protected, which is typically steel. Large devices, such as steel pipelines, are sometimes protected by electric voltages applied between the device and the earth.
More details about these examples, and many more examples, are given in the specialized chapters that follow in Part 2. Since you have chosen to read this book, you probably already know at least some of the material in these two chapters. Nevertheless, please at least skim both chapters because you may find some ideas in them which are new to you or which will refresh your memory and help you understand the later chapters. 1 Solids Electricity is conducted by some solids, including metals and carbon.