ONE of the primary problems which confront the designer of electrical machinery is the predetermination of losses. This is peculiarly true for the designer of high-speed turbine-driven generators; the losses must be kept low, not only to increase the efficiency but also to keep the size of the apparatus to a minimum.
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W. W. Kuyper (1943) studied this question.
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