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The apprentice, or First book for mechanics, machinists, and engineers (1860)

Byrne, Oliver · New York, P. J. Cozans · leaf 108

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gram of pressures. Because, 0 is the intersection of twoof flic forces or pressures ; therefore, the direction of thethird force must pass through 0 ; but this third force mustalso pass through B. Hence it follows, that 0 B is thedirection of the pressure upon the hinge, and in like man-ner 0 e,… … CONSTRUCTION. On the line D N, mark off D n equal to the units of 104 PRACTTOAL MECHANICS. weight ill W, draw 7i7n parallel to DA, intersecting D 0m m, and from m draw m e, parallel to B n ; then Bnmewill be the parallelogram of pressures ; therefore, the unitsm De will give the tension of the…

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