Resistance of Tubes to Collapse
Resistance of Tubes to Collapse
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014 . 0436 . 001900 . 00008300 2280 Table No. 34 . 112 2. 997 . 0374 . 001400 . 00005240 1860 Table No. 34 . 165 10. 041 . 0164 . 000269 . 00000440 225 Table No. 30 longer specimens were used, particularly in the first experiments. Most of the experiments were on tabes of larger diameter than ours, Stewart's smaller tubes being indeed the same as our larger tubes. Stewart's experiments are confined to lap-welded tubes, while the tests described in the present paper include also cold drawn seaml...ess steel and brass tubes. The experiments thus supplement each other. Professor Stewart sums up the results of his work as follows: "The principal conclusions to be drawn from the results of the present research may be stated briefly as follows: (1) The length of tube, between transverse joints tending to hold it to a circular form, has no practical influence upon the Data taken from a paper read by Professor R. T. Stewart before the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, at Chattanooga, May, 1906.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
014 . 0436 . 001900 . 00008300 2280 Table No. 34 . 112 2. 997 . 0374 . 001400 . 00005240 1860 Table No. 34 . 165 10. 041 . 0164 . 000269 . 00000440 225 Table No. 30 longer specimens were used, particularly in the first experiments. Most of the experiments were on tabes of larger diameter than ours, Stewart's smaller tubes being indeed the same as our larger tubes. Stewart's experiments are confined to lap-welded tubes, while the tests described in the present paper include also cold drawn seaml...ess steel and brass tubes. The experiments thus supplement each other. Professor Stewart sums up the results of his work as follows: "The principal conclusions to be drawn from the results of the present research may be stated briefly as follows: (1) The length of tube, between transverse joints tending to hold it to a circular form, has no practical influence upon the Data taken from a paper read by Professor R. T. Stewart before the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, at Chattanooga, May, 1906.
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