Reynolds, Osborne, 1842-1912, Brightmore, Arthur William, 1864-, Moorby, William Henry, 1872- · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 134
, which willextend laterally. Xow if there were no friction between the rubber and theplates, then the surfaces in contact with the plates would extend in the sameproportion as the rest of the bar, and the section would preser\e its recti-linear form, as shown in Fig. 3. -• -^^^» e « ,,,,. e e ««^-… … as the rest of the bar, and the secticm would lose its rectilinear form, and bulgeout in the middle, as shown in Figs, i and 5. 118 ON ROLLING-FRICTION. [1^ If we imagine the section of the bar to have been marked with a series oflines {ee) initially vertical and at equal intervals apart, these…
