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Why the brushes used in dc machines are made of carbon not
from other metal?
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Answer Posted / mohanavel.u ,marg ltd
The carbon brushes are having the self lubricating capacity
and if metal is used it will lead to more wear and tear
produces spark and damage the armature.
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