Dunkerley, Stanley, 1870- · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green · leaf 176
with slipping is paddle-wheels. In a vessel propelled bypaddles, the distance the vessel advances for each revolution ofthe paddle-wheel is less than the circumference of the paddle-wheel circle, on account of the floats acting on a yielding fluid.The instantaneous centre of the paddle-wheel may be… … Fig. 179. respectively, the distance of the instantaneous centre 0 belowthe paddle shaft is vju. The slip of the paddle is defined to be circumferential speed of paddle — speed of shipcircumferential sp^ed of paddle and is therefore equal to ie!:j:i^ = l_JL = i_AO = 2?(Fig.l77);wr bjr AB AB ^ ° 80…
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