DocumentCode
1360096
Title
Electric drive in machine shops
Author
Fair, Charles
Volume
32
Issue
10
fYear
1913
Firstpage
1927
Lastpage
1933
Abstract
To increase production and to decrease cost are two important questions continually before the manufacturer. Since labor is the greatest cost of production, then, where machine tools are a considerable factor in the production, maximum output from the tool is a necessity. Tools that are limited in production because of a lack of power at the tool are a source of expense to the manufacturer. Power cost is low while labor cost is high. The well designed motor-driven machine of today shows the motor as one of the main elements of the tool, it having short-circuited much of the old mechanical drive, and not as a mere adjunct to the tool. Too little thought is given in many cases to the possibilities of the electric drive for machine tools.
Keywords
Belts; Buildings; Cranes; Machine shops; Machine tools; Motor drives;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Proceedings of the
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0097-2444
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/PAIEE.1913.6661245
Filename
6661245
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