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Mechanism (1920)

Dunkerley, Stanley, 1870- · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green · leaf 250

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ase. Since the motions of B and F are vertical, we arechiefly concerned with the vertical motions of C and D, any hori-zontal motions of these points producing only secondary effects. Thevertical travel of C is 2. PiC, and the vertical travel of D maybe found by finding the extreme positions of D… … Fig. 260. 240 MECHANISM. vertical travel of D may be approximately obtained as follows.Since the angular motion of PgD is usually small, the circulararc described by D may be imagined replaced by a straight line,ST, whose slope is the same as the average slope of the circulararc. Let the…

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