The Theory of Machines Part I the Principles of Mechanism Part Ii Elementary
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That is, the gain in energy during the period is E 2 EI = aisAi 7 -- a 2 sAz -, -- o~ ft. -pds.
so that the gain in energy is thus known.
252 THE THEORY OF MACHINES Again, the method described earlier in the chapter enables the values of Ji and J 2 to be found and hence the value of J 2 J\. Substituting these in the formula, dE - Kco 2 5J 5co = - 7 J CO the gain in angular velocity is readily found. The values are #2 - Ei = dE, J 2 - J l = 8J, MGA + Ji) = J and for co no error will result in pr...actice by using the mean speed of rotation of the crank.
During a complete revolution the values of 5co will sometimes be positive and sometimes negative, and in order that the engine may maintain a constant mean speed the algebraic sum of these must be zero. Should the algebraic sum for a revolution be positive, the conclusion would be that there is a gain in the mean speed during the revolution, that is the engine would be steadily gaining in speed, whereas it has been assumed that the governor prevents this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is, the gain in energy during the period is E 2 EI = aisAi 7 -- a 2 sAz -, -- o~ ft. -pds.
so that the gain in energy is thus known.
252 THE THEORY OF MACHINES Again, the method described earlier in the chapter enables the values of Ji and J 2 to be found and hence the value of J 2 J\. Substituting these in the formula, dE - Kco 2 5J 5co = - 7 J CO the gain in angular velocity is readily found. The values are #2 - Ei = dE, J 2 - J l = 8J, MGA + Ji) = J and for co no error will result in pr...actice by using the mean speed of rotation of the crank.
During a complete revolution the values of 5co will sometimes be positive and sometimes negative, and in order that the engine may maintain a constant mean speed the algebraic sum of these must be zero. Should the algebraic sum for a revolution be positive, the conclusion would be that there is a gain in the mean speed during the revolution, that is the engine would be steadily gaining in speed, whereas it has been assumed that the governor prevents this.
What to read after The Theory of Machines Part I the Principles of Mechanism Part Ii Elementary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert William Angus to read onlineMoreLess
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