Dunkerley, Stanley, 1870- · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green · leaf 186
re the more nearly at opposite ends ofa diameter, the longer the connecting rod compared to the crankradius. When, therefore, the rod is very long compared to thecrank radius, the approximate position for the dead centres may beobtained by bisecting the stroke B1B2 in D, and joining PD to meetthe… … Fio. 183. mately on its dead centres, and the piston very approximately tothe ends of the stroke. Under these conditions, the motion of thepiston B may be imagined obtained by some crank rotating abouta centre on the line of stroke produced. Clearly, the equivalentcrank must rotate at the same…
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