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The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)

London : [William Laxton] · leaf 278

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y. The pressure which an opposite scnu-arch would produce ui>o-n the side AC of the key-stone, tig. 2, is ecpual to thetendency of that semi-arch to revolve forwards upon the inferior edges ofone or more of its voussoirs. Now this tendency to motion is evidently equalto the least force which… … Suppose the mass ABDC, tig. 1, to be acted upon liy ajiy number of forceamong which is the force Q being the resultant of certain resistances, suj)-plied by different points in a surface BU, connuou to the intersected massaiul to an immoveable obstacle BE. Now it is clear that under these…

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