The Principles of Mechanical Philosophy Applied to Industrial Mechanics: Forming a Sequel to the Author's "exercises On Mechanics And Natural Philosophy."
The Principles of Mechanical Philosophy Applied to Industrial Mechanics: Forming a Sequel to the Author's "exercises On Mechanics And Natural Philosophy."
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L=the resistance of friction, &c., arising from the useful load;/2=*^e resistance of friction, &c., arising from the motion of the unloaded machine, so that, since fi and /g proceed from the action of the same causes, when fx vanishes /2 a^so vanishes; then, -or,p=(l+/0L+/2..-(l), This formula is especially applicable to the steam engine. See the Author's " Exercises in Mechanics," &c., page 41.
Now, let 8= the space moved over by p j Q=the actual pressure or weight of the useful load moving ov...er the space s ; /=- . the s velocity ratio of p to Q ; then, we have, L • S=Q . Sy /. L= - . Q=r . Q, D substituting this in eq. (1), we get, p=(i+/iyQ+/2 . • • (2).
Again, multiplying each side of eq. (1) by s, we get, p.s=(1+/i)l.s+/2.s, but p . s=u, the work of the moving pressure ; l . s=Ui, the work done upon load or the useful work of the machine ; .-. U=(l+/i)Ui+/2 . 8 . • . (3), which is the general equation for the work of an engine when the moving pressure and the resistances are in equilibrium.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L=the resistance of friction, &c., arising from the useful load;/2=*^e resistance of friction, &c., arising from the motion of the unloaded machine, so that, since fi and /g proceed from the action of the same causes, when fx vanishes /2 a^so vanishes; then, -or,p=(l+/0L+/2..-(l), This formula is especially applicable to the steam engine. See the Author's " Exercises in Mechanics," &c., page 41.
Now, let 8= the space moved over by p j Q=the actual pressure or weight of the useful load moving ov...er the space s ; /=- . the s velocity ratio of p to Q ; then, we have, L • S=Q . Sy /. L= - . Q=r . Q, D substituting this in eq. (1), we get, p=(i+/iyQ+/2 . • • (2).
Again, multiplying each side of eq. (1) by s, we get, p.s=(1+/i)l.s+/2.s, but p . s=u, the work of the moving pressure ; l . s=Ui, the work done upon load or the useful work of the machine ; .-. U=(l+/i)Ui+/2 . 8 . • . (3), which is the general equation for the work of an engine when the moving pressure and the resistances are in equilibrium.
What to read after The Principles of Mechanical Philosophy Applied to Industrial Mechanics: Forming a Sequel to the Author's "exercises On Mechanics And Natural Philosophy."?
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