The apprentice, or First book for mechanics, machinists, and engineers (1860)
Byrne, Oliver · New York, P. J. Cozans · leaf 106
gyration of the fly-wheel from the axis = 10 feet ; it is required to find theweight of the wheel, so that the velocity of each revolu-tion may not vary by more than ^ from the mean ? n = 5y 17 = SO X 33000 ; ^ = 10 ; iV^ = 20. 5 X 990000 W lO^ X 20^ X 808.2 = 500014 lbs. CHAPTER VIL OF THE… … D Q, R S, be attached to the points. These cords passover pulleys, and have different weights hanging at theirextremities. Under this arrano^ement the board, acted 102 PRACTICAL MECHANICS. upon by three forces, will roll upon the table until it comesto a position where the three forces destroy each…
Mechanics, Applied
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