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From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).
Preliminary remarks on an investigation into shunt wound dynamos, vibrator regulators, and a sample Bijur generator.

Identifier  WestWitteringFiles\E\July1920\  Scan25
Date  22th July 1920
  
ORIGINAL.

To R.{Sir Henry Royce} from EFC.
c. to CJ.
c. to E.{Mr Elliott - Chief Engineer}
c. to PN.{Mr Northey}
c. to Oy.
c. to Bn.{W.O. Bentley / Mr Barrington}
c. to Da.{Bernard Day - Chassis Design}
c. to Hs.{Lord Ernest Hives - Chair}

EFC1/T22.7.20.

X.294. - SHUNT WOUND DYNAMOS & VIBRATOR REGULATORS

in particular
X.1402
X 3560
X 3963

4162
X.3231. - SAMPLE 12 VOLT BIJUR GENERATOR WITH COMBINED CUTOUT & VIBRATOR REGULATOR SENT FROM AMERICA FOR TRIAL.

As previously stated, we are carrying out a series of investigations on the design and performance of small shunt wound chassis lighting dynamos, both as plain shunt wound machines and in operation with vibrator regulator control. We are not yet in a position to issue any of the curves obtained in this connection, but we can make a few preliminary remarks.

We are gathering together all particulars of -

A.{Mr Adams} Component weights.
B. Magnetic circuit.
C. Field circuit.
D.{John DeLooze - Company Secretary} Armature circuit.
E.{Mr Elliott - Chief Engineer} Commutator & brushes.

and making these out in the form of a large table.

F.{Mr Friese} At the same time, in the matter of performance as a plain shunt wound machine, we are taking -

(a) Open circuit volt-speed curves from 10 to 17 volts (cold).
(b) Ampere output speed curve (cold) when operating upon an ideal standard battery with definite volt ampere relation. (see note).
(c) Volt speed curve from 10 to 17 volts (hot).
(d) Ampere output speed curve (hot) again operating on ideal battery.

R.R. 199 (2501)(SD6/6 19-17) MPI80865
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