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The design of marine engines and auxiliaries (1916)

Bragg, Edward Milton, b. 1874 · New York, D. Van Nostrand Co. · leaf 95

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of the rotatingparts. If we had to deal with the first component only, a wouldbe constant for all sized engines, but since the centrifugal forceof the rotating parts increases at a greater rate than the horse-power of the engine, the factor a will increase with the size of theengine. Diagrams… … 1=CYL. (H.P.) 2™CYl. (M. f.) 3»°CYL (UP.) FIG. 41 DESIGN OF ENGINE PARTS 8l Mean Load on BEARiNGS=^p^g ° (H.P.^+a H.P.c) H.P.T=- Horse Power Transmitted from Forward CylindersH.P.c= Developed in Cylinder over Bearing

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