The Mechanical Principals of Engineering And Architecture
The Mechanical Principals of Engineering And Architecture
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cos. 9i In the case in which the surface EL yields, CH remaining fixed, observing that P,(^>=Il, tan. • (equation 29S), we have rinC+Y^.) (297).
* •coe.(i+9,)tan.i ^ ' Equiitions (296) and (297) may be placed respectively un- der toe forms U.=U.?l^^i±^{cot.(9.+0+ and U -XT ^^' ^^' "^^ ' ! ^ ^' ' "^^^' ^^' "^^^^ j * • sin. J ( cot. 9,— tan. i) tan. i ) * The value of Uj corresponding to a given value of U, is in tbe former equation a mmimtmk when i^^, and in the latter when UiB.i=\i/-. — ???L^?_..._-1 ltan.{9,+0 TrortL the former of these equatloris it follows, that the work l^st'by friction (when the driving surface of the plane is its hypothenuse) is less as the inclination of die plane isgreate^r, or as its mechanical advantage is less.
244. A syistem of two movecMe inclined jplanee.
Let A and B represent two inclined planes^ t>f wMtif 'A Digitized by Google 818 ▲ BT6TEH OF TWO HOYKABLE INCLINED PLANBB.
rests upon a horizontal surface, and receives a horizontal motion from the action of the pressure P, ; com- municating to B a motion which is ^ _^^^ restricted to a vertical direction bv ^ ^-» — ^ p the resistance of the obstacle l5, which vertical motion of the plane is opposed by the pressure F, ap- pliea to its superior surface.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
cos. 9i In the case in which the surface EL yields, CH remaining fixed, observing that P,(^>=Il, tan. • (equation 29S), we have rinC+Y^.) (297).
* •coe.(i+9,)tan.i ^ ' Equiitions (296) and (297) may be placed respectively un- der toe forms U.=U.?l^^i±^{cot.(9.+0+ and U -XT ^^' ^^' "^^ ' ! ^ ^' ' "^^^' ^^' "^^^^ j * • sin. J ( cot. 9,— tan. i) tan. i ) * The value of Uj corresponding to a given value of U, is in tbe former equation a mmimtmk when i^^, and in the latter when UiB.i=\i/-. — ???L^?_..._-1 ltan.{9,+0 TrortL the former of these equatloris it follows, that the work l^st'by friction (when the driving surface of the plane is its hypothenuse) is less as the inclination of die plane isgreate^r, or as its mechanical advantage is less.
244. A syistem of two movecMe inclined jplanee.
Let A and B represent two inclined planes^ t>f wMtif 'A Digitized by Google 818 ▲ BT6TEH OF TWO HOYKABLE INCLINED PLANBB.
rests upon a horizontal surface, and receives a horizontal motion from the action of the pressure P, ; com- municating to B a motion which is ^ _^^^ restricted to a vertical direction bv ^ ^-» — ^ p the resistance of the obstacle l5, which vertical motion of the plane is opposed by the pressure F, ap- pliea to its superior surface.
What to read after The Mechanical Principals of Engineering And Architecture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moseley, Henry, 1801-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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