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Elements of natural philosophy (Volume 1) (1850)

Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 424

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o without friction; the band about theaxle of the wheelto which the powerF is applied, andthe wheel of thatto whose axle Q isapplied, then willRy be the radius ofthe first axle, andR2 that of the sec-ond wheel, and thepreceding equationgives us this rule,viz.: When the friction is so small that it… … to the resistance. § 238.—In the preceding discussion, no mention is made Rigidity ofof the resistance arising from the stiffness of cordage. nglesct™yWhen the connection or gearing is made by bands, theseare so thin as to possess considerable flexibility, and theiropposition to bending may, in…

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