A Handbook of Engineering Laboratory Practice
A Handbook of Engineering Laboratory Practice
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Find areas with the planimeter. These should be checked by two men to within one per cent and A. = 2. 19 L. = 3. 63 M. E. P. =36. 30 24. 5 48. 5 80 FIG. 48.
the two readings averaged. Use a smooth board covered with a sheet of foolscap to run the planimeter on, and see that the record-wheel does not mount the card. Do not dig the tracing-point of the planimeter into the card and thus destroy its outline. In case the card is dim, make fine pencil-points about inch apart around its outline before... tracing with the planimeter. Enter the result as shown in Fig. 48.
THE STEAM-ENGINE INDICATOR. 1 57 5th. Measure the length of the card parallel to the atmosphere-line, reading to hundredths of an inch. This need not be checked.
6th. Calculate the M. E. P. To two places of deci- mals. Do not use a slide-rule for this work. This calculation must be checked. In figuring M. E. P. , it will be found more accurate to multiply the area by the scale of spring and then divide by the length. This method should be followed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Find areas with the planimeter. These should be checked by two men to within one per cent and A. = 2. 19 L. = 3. 63 M. E. P. =36. 30 24. 5 48. 5 80 FIG. 48.
the two readings averaged. Use a smooth board covered with a sheet of foolscap to run the planimeter on, and see that the record-wheel does not mount the card. Do not dig the tracing-point of the planimeter into the card and thus destroy its outline. In case the card is dim, make fine pencil-points about inch apart around its outline before... tracing with the planimeter. Enter the result as shown in Fig. 48.
THE STEAM-ENGINE INDICATOR. 1 57 5th. Measure the length of the card parallel to the atmosphere-line, reading to hundredths of an inch. This need not be checked.
6th. Calculate the M. E. P. To two places of deci- mals. Do not use a slide-rule for this work. This calculation must be checked. In figuring M. E. P. , it will be found more accurate to multiply the area by the scale of spring and then divide by the length. This method should be followed.
What to read after A Handbook of Engineering Laboratory Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Addison Smart to read onlineMoreLess
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