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The action of materials under stress; (1897)

Greene, Charles E[zra] 1842- [from old catalog], Greene, Albert Emerson. [from old catalog] · Ann Arbor, Mich., Printed for the author · leaf 265

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efore /. ^ = Volume4C If C = I E and q^ =4/. work = vol- /■2 nme . ~ —, while5 E for flexure, as just shown, work = volume 6E a smaller 1l 4C quantity, so that the torsional momentdoes more work than the bending mo-ment. If this bar is bent into a helix andthe force P is applied at the centre,… … length. Then ^1 = 16 P^ -.73 -d or P 16 a SPRINGS. 253 The deflection of the sprino^ vs^ v = a d, since, as the force Pdescends, the spring descends, and the action is the same as ifthe spring remained in place and the arm revolved through anangle 6. The force P is too small to cause any…

Mechanics, Applied · Strength of materials

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