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  • PAGE DE TITRE (Première image)
    • Préface (p.1)
    • Liste des exposants (p.5)
    • Index (p.7)
    • 1. Surveying and calculating apparatus (p.7)
      • Theodolites, levels, prismatic and mining compasses, aneroids : Negretti and Zambra (p.143)
      • Theodolites, levels, prismatic and mining compasses, aneroids : Pillischer (p.178)
      • Theodolites, levels, prismatic and mining compasses, aneroids : Stanley (p.181)
      • Theodolites, levels, prismatic and mining compasses, aneroids : Steward (p.199)
      • Theodolites, levels, prismatic and mining compasses, aneroids : Steward (p.204)
      • Nautical sextants : Negretti and Zambra (p.144)
      • Nautical sextants : Stanley (p.195)
      • Nautical sextants : Steward (p.201)
      • Drawing Instruments : Brooks (p.1)
      • Drawing Instruments : Negretti and Zambra (p.144)
      • Miscellaneous : Range-finder. Steward (p.203)
      • Miscellaneous : Fuller's slide rule. Stanley (p.197)
      • Miscellaneous : Heliograph. Steward (p.207)
      • Miscellaneous : Helio-chronometer. Negretti and Zambra (p.146)
      • Miscellaneous : Clocks, electrical. Synchronome Co (p.226)
    • 2. Navigational Instruments (p.7)
      • Compasses and additions. Kelvin and White (p.96)
      • Sounding apparatus. Kelvin and White (p.95)
    • 3. Meteorological Instruments (p.7)
      • Thermometers, barometers, sunshine recorders, rain gauges, anemometers : Darton (p.59)
      • Thermometers, barometers, sunshine recorders, rain gauges, anemometers : Negretti and Zambra (p.130)
      • Thermometers, barometers, sunshine recorders, rain gauges, anemometers : Pillischer (p.177)
      • Thermometers, barometers, sunshine recorders, rain gauges, anemometers : Steward (p.204)
      • Deep sea thermometers. Negretti and Zambra (p.138)
      • Industrial thermometers. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.37)
      • Meldometer. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.45)
      • Clinical thermometers : Negretti and Zambra (p.143)
      • Clinical thermometers : Pillischer (p.177)
      • Temperature regulator. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.39)
    • 4. Mechanical Apparatus (p.8)
      • Models. Cussons (p.54)
      • Balancing of machines. Cussons (p.57)
      • Impact testing. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.43)
      • Cup micrometer. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.52)
      • Extensometers Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.48)
      • Extensometers Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.51)
      • Comparator Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.50)
      • Cathetometer Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.51)
      • Chronograph Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.49)
      • Laboratory stands Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.52)
      • Joule apparatus Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.47)
      • Temperature regulator Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.39)
      • Coal Calorimeter. Cussons (p.57)
    • 5. Optical Instruments (p.8)
      • Spectroscopes, spectrometers, refractometers : Hilger (p.83)
      • Spectroscopes, spectrometers, refractometers : Steward (p.208)
      • Microscopes, objectives, eye-pieces : Negretti and Zambra (p.146)
      • Microscopes, objectives, eye-pieces : Pillischer (p.178)
      • Microscopes, objectives, eye-pieces : Swift (p.210)
      • Goniometers. Swift (p.215)
      • Lamps. Swift (p.225)
      • Microtomes and accessories. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.40)
      • Telescopes and field glasses : Negretti and Zambra (p.145)
      • Telescopes and field glasses : Pillischer (p.178)
      • Telescopes and field glasses : Steward (p.198)
      • Mirrors : Gowlland (p.79)
      • Mirrors : Reflector Co (p.179)
      • Lantern apparatus : Cussons (p.55)
      • Lantern apparatus : Nalder (p.71)
      • Oculists' apparatus : Dunscombe (p.62)
      • Oculists' apparatus : Gowlland (p.72)
      • Oculists' apparatus : Pillischer (p.178)
    • 6. Electrical Apparatus (p.8)
      • Weston normal cells : Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.23)
      • Weston normal cells : Paul (p.161)
      • Standard resistances : Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.24)
      • Standard resistances : Paul (p.155)
      • Resistance Boxes : Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.32)
      • Resistance Boxes : Gambrell (p.67)
      • Resistance Boxes : Paul (p.156)
      • Resistance Boxes : Paul (p.174)
      • Potentiometer : Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.27)
      • Apparatus for induction measurements : Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.22)
      • Apparatus for induction measurements : Paul (p.167)
      • Apparatus for induction measurements : Paul (p.171)
      • Test wires : Gambrell (p.68)
      • Test wires : Paul (p.157)
      • Condensers : Paul (p.161)
      • Moving coil instruments : Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.15)
      • Moving coil instruments : Gambrell (p.63)
      • Moving coil instruments : Gambrell (p.70)
      • Moving coil instruments : Paul (p.147)
      • Moving coil instruments : Paul (p.159)
      • Special galvanometers : Einthoven. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.9)
      • Special galvanometers : Broca. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.13)
      • Special galvanometers : Twisted strip. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.16)
      • Special galvanometers : String. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.17)
      • Special galvanometers : Duddell thermo. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.20)
      • Special galvanometers : Unipivot. Paul (p.147)
      • Special galvanometers : Sumpner. Paul (p.166)
      • Special galvanometers : Cohen. Paul (p.168)
      • Special galvanometers : Campbell. Paul (p.173)
      • Galvanometer shunts : Gambrell (p.66)
      • Galvanometer shunts : Paul (p.161)
      • Ammeters and Voltmeters. Portable Instruments : Kelvin and White (p.110)
      • Ammeters and Voltmeters. Portable Instruments : Nalder (p.119)
      • Ammeters and Voltmeters. Portable Instruments : Paul (p.151)
      • Switch Board Instruments : Kelvin and White (p.103)
      • Switch Board Instruments : Nalder (p.115)
      • Switch Board Instruments : Nalder (p.123)
      • Recording Instruments : Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.26)
      • Recording Instruments : Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.31)
      • Recording Instruments : Kelvin and White (p.104)
      • Recording Instruments : Nalder (p.121)
      • Shunts for Ammeters : Paul (p.150)
      • Electrostatic voltmeters : Dolezalek. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.18)
      • Electrostatic voltmeters : Electroscope (p.19)
      • Electrostatic voltmeters : Ayrton-Mather. Paul (p.164)
      • Electrostatic voltmeters : Kelvin. Kelvin and White (p.106)
      • Wattmeters : Kelvin. Kelvin and White (p.105)
      • Wattmeters : Unipivot. Paul (p.153)
      • Wattmeters : Duddell Mather. Paul (p.162)
      • Wattmeters : Drysdale. Nalder (p.117)
      • Insulation testing apparatus : Kelvin and White (p.106)
      • Insulation testing apparatus : Nalder (p.125)
      • Insulation testing apparatus : Paul (p.151)
      • Oscillographs : Duddell. Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.6)
      • Oscillographs : Irwin. Paul (p.169)
      • Regulating resistances : Paul (p.158)
      • Switches : Laboratory Gambrell (p.68)
      • Switches : Laboratory Paul (p.175)
      • Switches : Battery. Nalder (p.124)
      • Switches : Circuit breaker. Nalder (p.128)
      • Switches : Current limiter. Nalder (p.129)
      • Electrical methods of temperature measurement : Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.25)
      • Electrical methods of temperature measurement : Camb. Sci. Instr. Co (p.45)
      • Electrical methods of temperature measurement : Nalder (p.126)
      • Electrical methods of temperature measurement : Paul (p.153)
      • Carbon brushes for machines : Morgan Crucible Co (p.111)
      • Lightning arrester : Morgan Crucible Co (p.113)
      • Electric clocks : Synchronome Co (p.226)
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supported on spring catch K. Once every half-minute the lever is let down (in the act of giving an impulse to the pendulum P) upon the armature A. Current from any available source then passes through the series circuit of dials and the magnet M, which attracts the armature A and throws up the lever G on to its catch again.

The pendulum releases the switch by means of the 15-toothed wheel C which carries a vane D engaging with the catch K at each revolution. The hook B pivoted upon the pendulum P turns this wheel once every 30 seconds. At the moment of its release the little roller R on the gravity arm G is just above the curved end of the pallet J, down which it runs, giving an impulse to the pendulum at the moment when it passes through its zero or central position. Thus the pendulum is free at all times except in the middle of its swing ; not only is the escapement detached, but it operates while the pendulum is passing its equilibrium position, thus approximating to the conditions necessary for isochonism.

The shape of the impulse surface of the pallet J is such as to yield an impulse, beginning with extreme gentleness, increasing to a maximum at the centre of the pendulum’s swing, and diminishing in identical ratio. The switch cannot stop in closed circuit. The dials can be readily set to time by merely removing the lever from normal to retard or accelerate.

Battery warning.—A valuable feature of the system is the automatic warning of impending failure of the battery long before such failure can cause any irregularity in the working of the time circuit. When the current is insufficient to enable the magnet M to replace the gravity lever G the pendulum on its return swing to the left finds the gravity lever in its path and assists the magnet to raise it, thus prolonging the duration of the contact to a full second, which is clearly noticeable on every dial. The electrical contact, occurring at each half-minute precisely, is the only contact in the system, and it is a very perfect one. The whole of the energy required to keep the pendulum swinging being transmitted through its surfaces.

It is so designed that at each operation it transmits to aU the dials sufficient current to propel them. By a novel application of the phenomenon of self-induction, it becomes impossible for the switch to operate without doing so.

A 4240. 0.


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