[Trade Journal] Publication: Official Report of the National Brick Manufacturers Association Indianapolis, IN, United States |
Next came the plant of the New Lexington High Voltage Insulator Company, engaged in the manufacture of insulators for high voltage transmission lines. This plant is one of only three or four engaged in this specialty in the United States. It comprises some very unusual features. Views were given of the clayworking room, the kiln house, the ware in the stock shed, and the testing room, in which the insulators are exposed to the enormous figure of 135,000 volts, or about three times what they are ever expected to carry in practice in the highest tension lines. |
Keywords: | New Lexington High Voltage Porcelain Company |
Researcher notes: | 20th conventional held February 7-9, 1906 at Philadelphia, PA. |
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Researcher: | Elton Gish |
Date completed: | October 12, 2008 by: Elton Gish; |