Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 361
the trunnions, butsupport the weight ofthe wheel and its ar-bor upon their circu-lar end, which restsagainst the bottomof cylindrical sockets, EFGHIK. If the forces which give motion to thewheel press its pivot against the cylindrical surface of thesocket, the friction will partake of the nature of… … MECHANICS OF SOLIDS. 857 place between the end of the pivot and the circular bottom nature of theof the socket, and is in all respects similar to that of two friction ou thesurfaces sliding over each other. The friction due to the P1motion of the trunnion has been found bj Coulomb to bemuch less…
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