Fatigue
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The frame moves with slight friction in the hollow of the transversal platform F. In this way are recorded one after the other all the suc- cessive heights to which the weight is raised.
In experiments made in the laboratory we prefer to make use of a smoked sheet on a cylinder which turns slowly by means of clockwork. The moving register in this case bears a pen at the side, as shown in Fig. 6. The apparatus is somewhat more costly, but has the advantage of not compelling us to move the paper ...for ourselves after every contraction.
The runner A, B is provided with two hooks : to one is fastened the cord P, whidh draws the runner on flexion of the finger. At the end of this cord is a strong loop of leather, Q, into which is introduced the first phalanx of the middle finger. To the second hook of the runner, which is found at its other end, is attached by means of another cord O, a weight of three or four or more kilogrammes, as is indicated in the figure. This cord passes over a metal pulley: Digitized by Google 88 FATIGUE CHARACTERISTICS As these little cords wear out easily, when one is working continually with heavy weights it is better to make use of catgut, such as is employed for violon- cellos; Figure 6 shows the apparatus arranged for perform - Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The frame moves with slight friction in the hollow of the transversal platform F. In this way are recorded one after the other all the suc- cessive heights to which the weight is raised.
In experiments made in the laboratory we prefer to make use of a smoked sheet on a cylinder which turns slowly by means of clockwork. The moving register in this case bears a pen at the side, as shown in Fig. 6. The apparatus is somewhat more costly, but has the advantage of not compelling us to move the paper ...for ourselves after every contraction.
The runner A, B is provided with two hooks : to one is fastened the cord P, whidh draws the runner on flexion of the finger. At the end of this cord is a strong loop of leather, Q, into which is introduced the first phalanx of the middle finger. To the second hook of the runner, which is found at its other end, is attached by means of another cord O, a weight of three or four or more kilogrammes, as is indicated in the figure. This cord passes over a metal pulley: Digitized by Google 88 FATIGUE CHARACTERISTICS As these little cords wear out easily, when one is working continually with heavy weights it is better to make use of catgut, such as is employed for violon- cellos; Figure 6 shows the apparatus arranged for perform - Fig.
What to read after Fatigue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Angelo Mosso to read onlineMoreLess
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