Electricity for the farm / Light, heat and power by inexpensive methods from the water wheel or farm engine
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The book gives farmers a practical guide to generating and using electricity on isolated farms, explaining dynamos, water-power development, measuring stream flow, installing water wheels, penstocks, and simple dams, plus transmission line sizing and house wiring. It includes calculations, tables, and diagrams for estimating horsepower, pipe and wire sizes, and costs. Alternative prime movers such as gasoline engines and windmills and the use and care of storage batteries are covered, together with regulators, switchboards, and safety and installation techniques so a farm mechanic can plan, build, and operate a small electric plant.
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