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Applied mechanics, embracing strength and elasticity of materials, theory and design of structures, theory of machines and hydraulics; a text-book for engineering students (1909)

Low, David Allan, 1857-1937, Salmon, E. H. (Ernest Hinkly), b. 1879 · London, New York, Longmans, Green · leaf 352

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meet the horizontal linethrough C at Op then OT is the instantaneous centrefor the link AC in the given position, and if Vt = thevelocity of A in the direction at right angles to OA,and V.j = the velocity of C in the vertical direction, then —1 = —1—. Draw the vertical line AD; then if VjV 2 OjC is… … the vertical velocity of C. Exercises XX. 1. Plot on squared paper the height, in inches, and revolutions per minute,for a simple conical pendulum, from 30 to 120 revolutions per minute. Scales. —1 inch to 10 inches, and 1 inch to 20 revolutions per minute. 2. If the arm of a simple conical…

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