Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)
New York, Appleton · leaf 48
ide, we obtain 785 1 (D2 + d) = 7854 (162 -f l2) = 201*8478 divisor; 1211sonsequcntly, by division it is W = ——- = G inches nearly. 201*84 id And exactly after the manner of these two examples, may any other case be calculated; but inapplying the principles to the determinati m of weights, mercury… … - 12 HYDROSTATIC PRESS. Figs. 2280 and 2290 show the elevation and plan of a press capable of giving a pressure equato 200 tons weight; also of a press which is suitable for a pressure of 50 tons weight. Bv the arrangement shown, one set of pumps is sufficient to operate both presses. 2290.
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