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WIRE HOLDING METAL CHUCKS Wire Holding Chuck, Simple: For wires upto 1.2mm diameter. (0167)
For holding metal wires securely in the grip. Self centering chuck has two slots orthogonal to each other forming four jaws, which hold the wire at their center and tighten through a threaded sleeve. See Enlarge
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WIRE HOLDING METAL CHUCKS UNIVERSAL (0167)
For holding metal wires securely in the grip. Self centering chuck has two slots orthogonal to each other forming four jaws, which hold the wire at their center and tighten through a threaded sleeve. See Enlarge
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TORSION APPARATUS, HORIZONTAL (0168)
Searle's pattern. For investigating the torsional rigidity of rods of different materials and to demonstrate that the angle of twist of a given rod over a fixed length is proportional to the applied force. The apparatus consists of two parallel metal support rods with heavy cast metal legs at their either end. One of the legs has ball bearing mounted pulley wheel at its outer side with its spindle carrying split collet chuck for holding one end of test rod, while other end of the test rod supported through the clamping block on the other leg. When loaded with masses through the nylon cord wound on the pulley wheel, twisting couple if applied to the test rod. Two aluminium scales, graduated 30?; 0-30?x 1?, fixed on pillar supports are mounted on the metal support rods along its length. Also included are two pointers, which when clamped to the test rod along its length and adjacent to the scale, indicates the torsion produced in the rod at that point. Supplied complete with two test rods, one each of brass and steel, nylon cord and hook for carrying masses, but without masses. See Enlarge
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TORSION APPARATUS, VERTICAL (0169)
Specially designed apparatus for investigation into the stress and strain accompanying the torsion i. e., torsion modulus of rigidity of the substance. The apparatus consists of a two long metal mounting rods located vertically on a T-shaped assembly and are jointed at the top through another square metal rod. Three adjustable angle measure attachments, graduated in degrees, are located vertically along the lengths of the rods for measuring degree of rotation of experimental rod under torsion at the desired positions. The bottom T-shaped assembly has a circular drum on to which is connected the weight pan on its either side through lightweight cord. The cord wound on the drum, with the weight pan suitably loaded, provides the necessary torque to the experimental rod. Chuck is provided at the top as well as bottom with tightening screws to firmly hold the experimental rod. Complete assembly mounted on a heavy cast metal tripod base with leveling screws. Includes two experimental rods - one each of brass and steel. See Enlarge
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FLY WHEEL, SIMPLE (0170)
For demonstration of principle concept of a flywheel and how mechanical energy stored in it can be employed for various useful purposes. A simple and economical model, diameter of fly?wheel about 100mm, mounted on a base. See Enlarge
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FLY WHEEL, DELUXE (0171)
Bigger flywheel of about 20cm diameter and 44mm wide, accurately turned and dynamically balanced, fixed on a horizontal shaft, which in turn is held in metal frame with the help of low-friction ball bearings. The wheel has an index mark and pointer is fixed to the frame for use as a reference point. The metal frame also has provision for fixing it to the wall. See Enlarge
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RADIOMETER, CROOKE'S, SINGLE (0172)
For demonstrating the conversion of radiant energy into mechanical energy. Comprising a partly evacuated glass bulb of about 70mm diameter with a fine pivot on which a rotor having a set of four mica vane arms is delicately balanced. Each mica vane has one side painted matt black with other side bright. On exposing to sunlight or sufficiently bright incandescent light source, 'the absorption of radiant energy by the blackened side of vanes sets up a temperature differential with respect to the bright sides, which causes net force to be exerted by the air molecules on the blackened side making the vanes rotate with their bright faces leading. Mounted on base. See Enlarge
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RADIOMETER, CROOKE'S, DOUBLE (0173)
Similar to RADIOMETER, CROOKE'S, SINGLE in construction, but with one additional bulb mounted vertically above the first one giving a total of two bulbs with two independent sets of mica vanes. Both the vanes have black painted and bright sides configured opposite, so that their exposure to sunlight or sufficiently bright incandescent light source causes them to rotate in opposite directions. See Enlarge
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ENERGY TRANSFER KIT, MALVERN (0174)
The Malvern energy transfer kit comprises several separate units, which enable wide range of demonstration experiments in energy transfer / conversion, permitting the user to show qualitatively energy conversion from one form of energy to another in a various different ways. All units with pulleys are mounted on the bases of same size to assist alignment of pulleys and provided with 4mm socket terminals wherever needed for electrical connection. All units, where motion is required to be transferred through external means, are provided with a pulley to the central shaft carrying the accessory, except Turbine/Pump Unit. See Enlarge
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ENERGY TRANSFER KIT, MALVERN Fly-Wheel Unit. (0175)
Demonstrates the conversion of electrical energy to kinetic energy and vice-versa. For use with a large motor/generator and a lamp unit Comprising a cast iron flywheel of about 115mm diameter, mounted in brackets with bearings. The shaft has a pulley for being driven by large motor/generator through the belt. See Enlarge
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ENERGY TRANSFER KIT, MALVERN Lamp Unit, Triple (0176)
Comprises three MES lamp sockets connected in parallel with a pair of 4mm socket terminals. For use with motor/generators to give an indication of their output when used as dynamos. The lamp-holders are connected in parallel. Supplied with three lamps 3.5V, 0.25A See Enlarge
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ENERGY TRANSFER KIT, MALVERN Lamp Unit Triple, Deluxe (0177)
Similar to Lamp Unit, Triple but better quality. All the three lamp holders enclosed in insulated cover with only their mouths visible for fixing lamps. Complete assembly mounted on sturdier base with non-skid feet. See Enlarge
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ENERGY TRANSFER KIT, MALVERN Large Motor/Generator (0178)
For use as a driving unit or dynamo. Comprises a low voltage, permanent magnet, DC motor, provided with a pulley. Supplied with driving belt. See Enlarge
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ENERGY TRANSFER KIT, MALVERN Small Motor/Generator. (0179)
For use with the larger motor/generator in comparing power input and output by driving each in turn with the other and metering the voltages and currents. Can also drive large Motor/Generator as dynamo to generate electricity. See Enlarge
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ENERGY TRANSFER KIT, MALVERN Line Shaft Unit (0180)
For showing the conversion from electrical energy, via mechanical, to potential energy by winding up a mass on a cord. One end of the shaft carries pulley, and the other shaft end overhangs the base and is fitted with a cord anchoring collar to enable mass to be wound up. Supplied complete with driving belt. See Enlarge
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