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The conclusion of a two part article on adjustable speed drives is presented. A discussion of insulating lines considers types of insulation, payoffs, extruders, capstans, high degree of torque, take-ups, accumulators, binders, corrugators, and inspection machines. The stranding and cabling operation is also discussed; topics include machine types, take-ups, capstans, binders, oscillators, and taping head. Geographic location as a factor in drive selection is also considered.
The conclusion of a two part article on adjustable speed drives is presented. A discussion of insulating lines considers types of insulation, payoffs, extruders, capstans, high degree of torque, take-ups, accumulators, binders, corrugators, and inspection machines. The stranding and cabling operation is also discussed; topics include machine types, take-ups, capstans, binders, oscillators, and taping head. Geographic location as a factor in drive selection is also considered.
| Author(s) | Doligalski, R.Louis *Allis Div, Litton Industrial Products Inc., Electro-Mechanical Apparatus, Geiger, C.Kirchgaessner, H |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | .Wire Journal13(10): 84-89 1980, Paper presented at WAI 49th Annual Convention, Toronto Canada |
| Year | 1980 |
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