The elements of mechanics, comprehending statics and dynamics (1848)
Young, J. R. (John Radford), 1799-1885, Williams, John D., ed · Philadelphia, E.H. Butler & Co · leaf 110
r be applied at the extremities of the spokes. It should be further remarked that the thickness of the rope, whenconsiderable, must not be neglected in estimating the conditions ofequilibrium ; for we ought to consider the forces to be transmittedalong the middle or axis of the rope, and,… … ON THE MECHANICAL POWERS. 97 (81.) When the axle is toothed it is called a pinion, and the teethits leaves. If a power be in equilibrium with a weight by meansof a system of toothed wheels and pinions, as in fig. 66, then weshall find that the power will be to the weight as the product of theradii…
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