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Applied mechanics, a treatise for the use of students who have time to work experimental, numerical, and graphical exercises illustrating the subject (1912)

Perry, John, 1850-1920 · London, Cassell · leaf 389

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ofno practical importance except in beams that are not long incomparison with thevalues of x and y intheir sections. 315. Vertical loadsare often applied tobeams on their hori-zontal top surfaces.We know from theprinciple of equipollentloads that the actualdistribution has littleeffect except in… … Fig. 205. APPLIED MKCHANICS. 380 41. Boussinosq has given the bolution.* The following briefmemorandum may be useful, oo being the plane surfacebounding the infinite isotropic solid, m is a point within,situated at a distance ws = z below the surface, k is anyelement of the surface, situated at the…

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