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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a₁ accelerating force accumulated angle of friction applied arch axis body centre of gravity centrifugal force coefficient of friction component forces constant cord cubic feet cubic foot curve cylinder determine direction distance draw Edition elastic engine equality of moments equation equilibrium Example expression extrados feet of water find the centre fluid force of gravity forces acting formula frustum given in eq gives hence inch inclined plane length lever machine mass modulus moving pressure P₁ P₂ parallel pressures parallelogram of forces parallelogram of pressures pipe piston point of rupture pulley R₁ radius represent resistance of friction resultant rope similar triangles space moved specific gravity steam substituted in eq substituting the value suppose tion units v₁ velocity acquired vols volume w=the weight w₁ wheel and axle whole