Principles of Physics Or Natural Philosophy Designed for the Use of Colleges
Principles of Physics Or Natural Philosophy Designed for the Use of Colleges
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The plate may be confined either at its centre 256 or from one corner, in the vice, fig. 256, resting upon a cone of cork, c, and pressed by the screw a, tipped with cork.
In the vibration of plates, nodal 1 lines will be formed, which do not participate in the movements of the plane, but remain in a state of rest.
313. Nodal lines. These nodal lines answer to the nodal points in linear vibrations, and if we suppose the plane to be made up of a series of rods, these lines will answer to their n...odal points. They run in various directions across the vibrating surface, the contiguous ones moving in contrary directions, dividing the planes into numerous por tions in opposite phases of vibration.
This is shown in fig. 257, by the signs -\- and, A B being the vibrating plane. The dimensions of these internodes (vibrating portions), are regulated in the same manner as those of vibrating rods. 257 The outside ones, a b, a b, are always half the size of those in the interior. The nodal lines vary in their number and position, according to the form of the plates, their elasticity, the num- ber of vibrations, the mode of vibrating, &o.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plate may be confined either at its centre 256 or from one corner, in the vice, fig. 256, resting upon a cone of cork, c, and pressed by the screw a, tipped with cork.
In the vibration of plates, nodal 1 lines will be formed, which do not participate in the movements of the plane, but remain in a state of rest.
313. Nodal lines. These nodal lines answer to the nodal points in linear vibrations, and if we suppose the plane to be made up of a series of rods, these lines will answer to their n...odal points. They run in various directions across the vibrating surface, the contiguous ones moving in contrary directions, dividing the planes into numerous por tions in opposite phases of vibration.
This is shown in fig. 257, by the signs -\- and, A B being the vibrating plane. The dimensions of these internodes (vibrating portions), are regulated in the same manner as those of vibrating rods. 257 The outside ones, a b, a b, are always half the size of those in the interior. The nodal lines vary in their number and position, according to the form of the plates, their elasticity, the num- ber of vibrations, the mode of vibrating, &o.
What to read after Principles of Physics Or Natural Philosophy Designed for the Use of Colleges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Silliman to read onlineMoreLess
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