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

London : [William Laxton] · leaf 292

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it acting in each direction.Did Mr. Dredge ever know such a method of measuring tension beforemade use of? I compare this with another of Mr. Dredges circulat-ing letters,written by Lord Western to Lord Melbourne, which statesthataccordingtoDrewrythestrain at the middle is 1875 tons. I makeno… … bably signify triumph and glory; No. 4 like No. 1 is completed bythe A and a, which signify that Christ is the beginning and end of all the same letters refer to the same. The pulleys E and B, fig. 6, aresupposed to turn about fijed axes, and a„ a„, denote the tensions ofthe strings C E, H B,…

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