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degree from the East and West post- tion causes a large change in the· value of the generated e.m.f. when using bars each about 10 inches long, This
makes the mechanist an exceedingly sensitive detector of the null position of East and West. In fact such sensitivity is excessivo for practical use, This scheme does not eliminate the com- | matator but I'does aliminato conimuta-
MAGNETO ČOMPASS back to the same relative position with for troubles due to its very small dia- respect to the plane to the new cours the voltage to be commutated is several moter and low peripheral speed. Also If the brushes are once set in positimes as much as that of the old type tion with respect to the azimuth ring of earth inductor compas and the fit of the brushes changes run of three weeks, twenty-four hours then the actual position of contact
DISADVANTAGES OF CONVEN- TIONAL TYPE
The
commutator.
A trial
The agroto compass was described changes and considerable error is in a day, was made on the laboratory by Mr. F. P. Wills of the Marine and treduped into the operation of the com- bench to determine if wear or high re- Aircraft Engineering Department of Criticism has been offered to thesistance spots occurred and developed No cleaning or earth inductor compass because of the the General Electric Company, at the fact that there are two positions on olling of the commutator took place Aeronautic Meeting of the Society of the cammutator where zero voltage is during this time, as yet at the end of Automotive Engineers at Detroit in
generated. The positions are 180 do the run no wear was apparent on thei recent lecture. Mr. Wills pointed out green apart. It might be supposed commutator and no high resistance con- that the old conventions: type of earth that if the aviator were flying abso- tacts had developed. The pole-places inductor compan is subject to various futely blind he would not know, from of this compass are changed in azi. disadvantages which mitigate scelously looking at the azimuth ring, whether math instead of shifting the brushes; against its employment reliable,
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was travelling in
this is a much more sensitive way of) the indicated remote indicating compass. The mag direction or 180 degrees in exactly the the point at which the flux reverses detecting the magnetic meridian and neto compass is a very considerable ad- opposite direction, 3. his indicator
The chief difference reads zero in both directions. vance in the art,
the permalloy bars. How-through
Tha between the earth inductor compass ever, if he is on the indicated course brushes are so placed with respect to and the magneto compass is that the aul not on the course 180 degrees the paie-pieces that when there is a former employs no magnetic substance therefrom, he has a very definite Inux in the bars maximum voltage in of any kind, but relies entirely on adication that such is the case. If he of voltage generated) is not materially generated. The sensitivity (or amount large armature coil of many sands of turns of fine wire connected to the right the indicator tr; reduced when the brushes are shifted a ten or twenty degrees from this maxi- a conventional type of commate yelling in the oposite direction
turns right, the indicator turns left.
The accuracy of thei tor, whereas the imaguete compara em The explanation of this is quite simplem position. ploys an alloy of nickel iron called to anyone familiar with direct current brush position-only by the position of course held is not affected at all by permalloy,
possesses certain generators, A 180 degree shift of the bars and pole-pieces. In the old very unusual magnetic characteris-brushes could be effected simply by type of earth inductor
versing the connection to them. For deviation to the right of the plane, the current flows through the indicater in the epposite direction, giving the reverse indication.
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Keeping the little indicator pointer in the middle of the dial is much leas weurisone than keeping the compass card on a bring like 16 degrees south to west for example.
Disadvantages of Earth Inductor *
Compass
In presenting his subject Mr. Wills The earth may be likened to a very large permanent magnet having a very werk Bold and poles whose positions The two principal advantages of the are changing both continuously and earth inductor compass are that it may daily in short periods. The slow, con- be located in a place free from the tiguous change in position has been ship's local magnetic disturbances and predetermined for a number of years, that it is a very easy and satisfactory the diurnal variation is often notice thing to steer by, able in magnetic storms. The design er of a compass usually has several She has grievances against nature. not made the earth's fleld strong enough. Geld of roughly half a
A Rauss is the most that the designer can expect ami that has a direction which varies wver the whole surface of the world with perfect lack of co- operation on the part of nature. The component horizontal to the earth's Rurface is the only one which interests man in methods of navigation. Also, the direction of the magnetic north doen not coincide with that of geographical north,
From Seattle, Washington one looks 25 degrees to the cast of true north to look directly toward the magnetic pole. From Maine one must look 20 degrees to the west of true north.
This is a change of 45 degroes within the United States When flying in the State of Washington, the avia. tor must subtract 25 degrees from his compass reading to get true north, provided no ather
compass errors exist. This
regretthle
atate of affairs forces the
avintor
to carry a amall map
showing the ma
magnetic
etic declination.
Compass ErrorA Probably it will be helpful to in- felude a list of the errorsto which any type of magnetic compass is subject jed.
Those errors will be explained later. Declination, described above, will not be listed as an error. It is nature's histake.
(1) Ship's magnetised iron.. (2) Ship's unmagnetised iron.
(a) Unsymmetrical in the horl
zontal plane.
(b) Unsymmetrical in the verti-
cat planes.
(3) Acceleration errors due to com pass card being suspended as a Den įdulum.
For aircraft magnetic compasses, it
1. It requires a universal joint to This transmit, torque to the rotor.
niversal joint must be well inade if it is not to disturb the vertical position of the rotor.
2. The amount of voltage generated. ficulties are encountered. Lubrication is very small and commutation dir is resorted to to keep the commutator clean and to prevent excessive wear on the commutator. Neglect of this lubri cation in proper amount caused the carth inductor compass fitted on the "Southern Cross" to become ineffective during the flight to Australla.
3. It is n complicated and costly in strument. The armature has thousands of turns very fine wire I wound upon a non-magnetic support made of wood or other suitable mater inl. This gives it a high moment of inertia and makes it very cumbers some. The instrument adds consider. able weight to the air-craft. It is also necessary to make the diameter of the rotating meniher large.
many
4. It is subject to all the accelera- tion errors of the ordinary magnetic card compass, but due to its meenani- cal arrangement it lends, itself to bet ter damping. Also it may be subject to errors or possession' due to gyroscopic nction.
5. Errors due to brush ft are liable to occur.
The advantages of the earth indue- tor compans are very important ones and
way Was
sought of Home
dls-
to overcome
itu
advantages. It occurred to Dr. J. D. Tear of our Research Laboratory
But
compass, the accuracy of the course depends upon the position of the brushes. Wear of brushes, which covered nearly twenty degrees of the commutator when carbon brushes were used, would cause quito! serious error in the course indicated. Even with silver brushes this error
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error is absent in the magneto type of serious. Obviously this source of compass where the course indicated depends only on the relation of the polc-pieces.
lowing advantages:-
The magneto compass has the fol-
1. No universal joint.
2. The stabilized part does not
rotate.
3. Greater sensitivity or voltage due to the high permeability of the permalloy bars.
1. Accuracy is not impaired by
brush position or brushwear.
5. No commutation difficulties.
6. No oiling or maintenance required due to small parts and very low commutator peripheral speed. 7. It is much smaller and lighter than the old type of earth Indur- tor compass generator. from the laboratory stage and test The magneto compass has emerged bench stage and to being tested in the air. So far, it has not developed any faults of a fundamental nature.
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magnetle material such as iron. iron has an extremely low permeability
magnetised, it tends return this
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tion on the ship, due to the engines. magnetism, It has a high coercive Cabote," control columns and stray felda from any other electric meters. A single electric meter containing permanent magnets is sufficient, when installed near a compass, to render it valueless. The Earth Inductor Compass Some sort of remote indicating com- ing forces include fairly large con dress at the College of Pestology, pass was desired so that a mora fa- centrations of flux in the metal. And Bedford-square, by Mr. A. Moore vourable magnetic location could be what is even more important. Chis used. Such a favourable location may strange alloy has negligible coercive Hogarth, who suggested the use of medicated dust in bog and usually be found in the fuselage just force, that is to say, when the very marsby breeding grounds for the forward of the tall, oven though the amali
magnetising force is removed members in the tail be of steel. These from its vicinity, the magnetic flux dis- absolute extermination stoel members do not distort the appeara almost completely.
Hereln pest. earth's field to any extent twenty-four ties the clever conception of this very inches from them. provided they are original and important Invention. Dr. This fear proposed and developed an earth not permanently magnetised.
inductor compass using permalloy, a metal composed of 785 per cent, nickel and the remainder iron. This compass
force. Those considerations led him to the nickel-iron alloys such as per- malloy which have the desired pro- The mosquito menace, which is perties at low flux densities.
stated to be steadily increasing in Permalloy has such a very great Britain, was the subject of an ad- permeability that very small magnetis-
need has given rise to the development
of the earth inductor compass.
The earth inductor compass consists
The Magneto Compass
of a direct current armature of non-is called "magneto" compass. magnetic material and brushes. It uses the earth's horizontal component
Let us assume that a bar of per of field for excitation. The indicator malloy is stabilised in the horizontal is a censitive micro-ammeter with its plane. It is always necessary to ex- zero position midway on its scale. The clude the vertical component in any rotor must be pendulously supported type of magnetic compass. If the bar to keep ita axis vertical so as to cut is pointing east and west, that is, if it only the horizontal component of flux. is perpendicular to the magnetic meri- If disturbed from this vertical position dian, the earth'e fold induces no Bux the rotor then has a voltage generated in the bar along its length. If it is now due to the vertical component of the deviated slightly, from this East and earth's Bald. This voltage gives a west position, a flux is induced in the false indication of direction. In this bar along its length. The intangible my titsbject to exactly the same lines of force in the surrounding space accelaration errors as the card com-are sucked into the pealley and find The 10tor is driven through the shortest and easiest path...to be universal joint: Since torque must be along the metal. The amount of flux transmitted through this universal passing along the axis of the bar de joint, it may become a source of error ponds upon the angle of orientation inasmuch as the rotor will tend to line and increases until the bar lies in the up with the driving shaft, whether or magnetic meridian., That is, when the not this is vertical.
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of the brushes with respect to the are stabilised about the centre of the earth's field. If the deviation from the rotator that they may lie in a hoti- course is to the left, the current in contal plane whether not the rotor arbitrarily negative and the Indicator axis is exactly vertieni.This is effect! so recorda. The brushes are geared ed by attaching the transverse axis of pozmanently to an azimuth ring grad- the bars to a pendulum The bars thus usted into points of the compasso muunted on an axle are prevented from that when the indicator registers zero, diaturbing oscillations in the vertien a glance at the azimuth ring, ind cates plane by a damper. The rotor is al- the position of the brushes and the most perfectly shielded from any out- course. The azimuth ring is located side flux by faring the pole tips, only on the dash or within easy reach of the permitting that flux which passes along pilot. When the pilat wishes to change the length of the bars or pole-pisces to a new course, he simply turns tha to pass into the, armature. · The spli- azimuth ring on this dash board to the ning: rotor cuts the flax which fa due. desired indicated course. Through to the orientation of the bars and gos- Anxible cable drive this shifts tha prates an ein.. in the coll: The ami. hrushes with respect to the earth's in led to a very tiny-two-bar commuta- fald. To bring the fadicator back to for, where, it is reculled. Even the zero; "that brushes must be brouge: | movement of the bars through. haf ai
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