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The elements of the mechanics of materials and of power transmission (1911)

King, William Richard, 1852- · New York, J. Wiley & sons; [etc., etc.] · leaf 146

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of 12,000 pounds at a point 4 feet from the center of thejournal at the right end. Determine the dimensions of theaxle. Solution. — The axle is to be regarded as being subjected onlyto a bending stress. To a scale of f inch = i foot, lay off the axle in skeleton form, 136 THE ELEMENTS OF MECHANICS… … distance oh represents 9600 pounds. Then, f inch = i footX 9600 pounds = 9600 pounds-feet, or 4V inch = 640 pounds-feet, a convenient bending-moment scale. FUNICULAR POLYGON 137 Draw the vectors oa and oh. Commencing at a point m inthe Hne of action oi Ri, draw the funicular polygon mjk. Drawoc…

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