The elements of the mechanics of materials and of power transmission (1911)
King, William Richard, 1852- · New York, J. Wiley & sons; [etc., etc.] · leaf 234
ION Such is not the case, however, as the materials used for beltingare far from being perfectly elastic; but the error involved isnot of such consequence as to destroy the theory when appliedto the conditions under which belts are ordinarily used. 9. Frictional Resistance between a Flat Belt and a… … Fig. 2. SO that its tension Ti will be increased, and the tension T2 inthe upper part of the belt will be decreased an equal amount.Each element of the belt in contact with the pulley assists theaction of the tension in the slack side of the belt in resisting thetension in the tight side, and…
Mechanics, Applied · Power transmission
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