To show conversion of mechanical energy into electrical energy.
Turbine with transparent cover, inlet and outlet tubes, directly connected to a dynamo. Fitted on base.
This model uses the same basic assembly as the motor, but is mounted on a baseplate 230 x 90 mm approx.
which also carries a hand-drive pulley 120mm.
diameter coupled to the smaller dynamo pulley by a rubber belt to give a step-up ration.
Electrical output is via a pair of 4mm sockets.
The model may also be used as a motor on a 6-8 V D.C. supply.
Highly useful for demonstrating the most fundamental and frequently used mechanism.
Very useful for engineering students.
All the components are made of high degree of precision.
These modules are assembled on transparent perspex sheets to facilitate teaching.
Easy to assemble or disassemble.
For use with a large motor/generator and a lamp unit to demonstrate the conversion of electrical energy to kinetic energy and then back again.
Comprising an iron flywheel, mounted in cast brackets with bearings.
The shaft has an aluminium 'V' pulley for driving with the spring belt supplied.
For use with motor/generator to give an indication of their output when used as dynamos.
The lamp-holders are connected in parallel.
Supplied with three lamps 3.5 V 0.25 A, M.E.S.
A series of models to demonstrate different gearing systems.
With transparent slideplates, the gears may easily be seen and where necessary there is an index on the primary and secondary shafts to show the change in the direction of rotation and the relative speed of rotation.
A simple three-speed and reverse-gear system using spur gears.
Reverse gear is obtained by interposing a small lay-shaft mounted pinion between the two main shafts.
Gear selection is by means of a short ball-ended lever.
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