America's Social Morality; Dilemmas of the Changing Mores
America's Social Morality; Dilemmas of the Changing Mores
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119) 0.1923, whence 0.1923 X 5 X 100 X 729 = 1.12M X 6, and M= 10,386 lbs. In order to start the load of 12,700 lbs. calculated above,, the boiler- pressure, P, should be 122 lbs., or else the engine must be stopped at a point different from that corresponding to the minimum effort on the crank- pin. A drum of 59 inches radius would give equilibrium, but then the velocity of hoist would be reduced to 1236 feet per minute during the early period of the hoist, though it would gradually increase t...o nearly 1500 feet per minute.
Ex. 10. — If it be required to know to what depth a given engine will do ser- vice, the order of procedure is as follows : Substitute in the second equation on p. 118 all the known quantities, and solve with respect to /?.
Thus, a single 16 X 30 inch engine at 72.6 lbs. mean effective pressure, and.
a piston-speed of 300 feet, will give 88 h. p. if its modulus be 0.80. Assuming a cage at 1500 lbs., car at 750 lbs., and a load at 2300 lbs., M = 4550 + A'/?.
If a rope of 1.58 lbs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
119) 0.1923, whence 0.1923 X 5 X 100 X 729 = 1.12M X 6, and M= 10,386 lbs. In order to start the load of 12,700 lbs. calculated above,, the boiler- pressure, P, should be 122 lbs., or else the engine must be stopped at a point different from that corresponding to the minimum effort on the crank- pin. A drum of 59 inches radius would give equilibrium, but then the velocity of hoist would be reduced to 1236 feet per minute during the early period of the hoist, though it would gradually increase t...o nearly 1500 feet per minute.
Ex. 10. — If it be required to know to what depth a given engine will do ser- vice, the order of procedure is as follows : Substitute in the second equation on p. 118 all the known quantities, and solve with respect to /?.
Thus, a single 16 X 30 inch engine at 72.6 lbs. mean effective pressure, and.
a piston-speed of 300 feet, will give 88 h. p. if its modulus be 0.80. Assuming a cage at 1500 lbs., car at 750 lbs., and a load at 2300 lbs., M = 4550 + A'/?.
If a rope of 1.58 lbs.
What to read after America's Social Morality; Dilemmas of the Changing Mores?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tufts James Hayden to read onlineMoreLess
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