Solution of Railroad Problems By the Slide Rule
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72 THE SLIDE RULE 3438 X 100 762. 7 81 50' X 100 730 / = 450' = 7 30', = 1090 feet, or P. T. Y is at station 10 + 90 on the branch track.
Problem 31. Using the same curves for the branch and " Y" tracks as in No. 30, but having Fig. 31 a 60 central angle for the branch curve and the P. T. Of "Y" coming beyond the P. T. Of the branch and on the tangent to the branch curve at its P. T. , find the P. C. On the main track and the P. T. On the branch track for the "Y" curve.
TURNOUTS 73 Using letter...s which represent the same things as in Problem 30, fin 1 90 I = 762. 7 tan ^- + 573. 7 tan ~, 1 Z I = 762. 7 tan 30 + 573. 7 tan 60, ^70 7 Z = 762. 7 tan 30' + ^, I = 441 + 994 = 1435 feet.
Settings. Reverse the slide, set right index of T scale of the slide opposite 762. 7 on the D scale and opposite 30 on the T scale read 441 on the D scale.
Set 30 on the T scale opposite 573. 7 on the D scale, and opposite the right index of the T scale read 994 on the D scale.
Let d = the distance from the P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
72 THE SLIDE RULE 3438 X 100 762. 7 81 50' X 100 730 / = 450' = 7 30', = 1090 feet, or P. T. Y is at station 10 + 90 on the branch track.
Problem 31. Using the same curves for the branch and " Y" tracks as in No. 30, but having Fig. 31 a 60 central angle for the branch curve and the P. T. Of "Y" coming beyond the P. T. Of the branch and on the tangent to the branch curve at its P. T. , find the P. C. On the main track and the P. T. On the branch track for the "Y" curve.
TURNOUTS 73 Using letter...s which represent the same things as in Problem 30, fin 1 90 I = 762. 7 tan ^- + 573. 7 tan ~, 1 Z I = 762. 7 tan 30 + 573. 7 tan 60, ^70 7 Z = 762. 7 tan 30' + ^, I = 441 + 994 = 1435 feet.
Settings. Reverse the slide, set right index of T scale of the slide opposite 762. 7 on the D scale and opposite 30 on the T scale read 441 on the D scale.
Set 30 on the T scale opposite 573. 7 on the D scale, and opposite the right index of the T scale read 994 on the D scale.
Let d = the distance from the P.
What to read after Solution of Railroad Problems By the Slide Rule?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E R Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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