Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 319
ary; that is to say,the friction must be equal and contrary to the force F, ofwhich the intensity is indicated by the balance. The experiments on friction which seem most entitled to confidence, are those performed at Metz by M. Morin, the most valuable under the orders of the French government, in… … the balance, whenthe motion isuniform is themeasure; MECHANICS OF SOLIDS. 315 theory has ever made to practical mechanics. Its details where theseare given in a work by M. Morin, entitled Nouvelles ^37 *Experiences sur le Frottement. Paris, 1833. The following conclusions have been drawn from…
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