Technical Mechanics Statics And Dynamics
Technical Mechanics Statics And Dynamics
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If the-locomotive is running on a grade then the grade resistance Rg must be included in an obvious way.
According to the American Locomotive Company {Bulletin, No. Looi), the resistances in pounds are as follows: Rf = 0. 24 V^, where V is velocity in miles per hour; Rm = 22. 2 X weight on drivers, in tons; and Rv = the same as for cars (see further on).
The Cars. — The cars are urged forward by only one force, the pull of the tender on the first car; this is called draw-bar pull. The cars are ...retarded by several forces, namely: The rolling resistance of the rails upon the treads of the car wheels; the journal friction at the axles of the wheels; the air resist- ance; and miscellaneous forces, due to oscillation and concussion. The *' laws" of these separate resistances are known only in a very general way. Because of lack of knowledge of these separate items of resistance, and, for convenience, it is customary to " lump" them into a single equivalent resist- ance, called train resistance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the-locomotive is running on a grade then the grade resistance Rg must be included in an obvious way.
According to the American Locomotive Company {Bulletin, No. Looi), the resistances in pounds are as follows: Rf = 0. 24 V^, where V is velocity in miles per hour; Rm = 22. 2 X weight on drivers, in tons; and Rv = the same as for cars (see further on).
The Cars. — The cars are urged forward by only one force, the pull of the tender on the first car; this is called draw-bar pull. The cars are ...retarded by several forces, namely: The rolling resistance of the rails upon the treads of the car wheels; the journal friction at the axles of the wheels; the air resist- ance; and miscellaneous forces, due to oscillation and concussion. The *' laws" of these separate resistances are known only in a very general way. Because of lack of knowledge of these separate items of resistance, and, for convenience, it is customary to " lump" them into a single equivalent resist- ance, called train resistance.
What to read after Technical Mechanics Statics And Dynamics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward R Edward Rose Maurer to read onlineMoreLess
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