Ordnance And Gunnery a Text book Prepared for the Cadets of the United States M
Ordnance And Gunnery a Text book Prepared for the Cadets of the United States M
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We must now determine the total constant resistance that will restrict the recoil to this length and then determine the portion of this resist- ance that is to be contributed by the brake. In so doing we will arrive at the values of the velocities of recoil at all points in the path.
1 66. Total Constant Resistance. The curve v f in Fig. 103, which as far as the point m is the curve v f in Fig. 100 drawn to a FIG. 103.
different scale, represents the velocity of free recoil as a function of the... time. We have seen that the tangent to the curve at any point represents the acceleration at that point.
We may represent the negative velocities due to a constant resistance by the ordinates of some straight line oc, whose ab- scissas are the corresponding times. The tangent of the constant 284 ORDXANCE AND GUNXERY.
angle toe is therefore equal to dv/dt, the retardation due to the force.
The line oc is for convenience drawn above the axis of t. As its ordinates represent the negative velocities due to the resistance the line properly belongs below the axis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We must now determine the total constant resistance that will restrict the recoil to this length and then determine the portion of this resist- ance that is to be contributed by the brake. In so doing we will arrive at the values of the velocities of recoil at all points in the path.
1 66. Total Constant Resistance. The curve v f in Fig. 103, which as far as the point m is the curve v f in Fig. 100 drawn to a FIG. 103.
different scale, represents the velocity of free recoil as a function of the... time. We have seen that the tangent to the curve at any point represents the acceleration at that point.
We may represent the negative velocities due to a constant resistance by the ordinates of some straight line oc, whose ab- scissas are the corresponding times. The tangent of the constant 284 ORDXANCE AND GUNXERY.
angle toe is therefore equal to dv/dt, the retardation due to the force.
The line oc is for convenience drawn above the axis of t. As its ordinates represent the negative velocities due to the resistance the line properly belongs below the axis.
What to read after Ordnance And Gunnery a Text book Prepared for the Cadets of the United States M?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ormond M Ormond Mitchell Lissak to read onlineMoreLess
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