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Engineers' and mechanics' pocket-book .. (1881)

Haswell, Charles Haynes, 1809- [from old catalog] · New York, Harper & brothers · leaf 329

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width of 6 feet; required the top width, to resist the pressure of an equal depih offresh water, the weight of the material being 100 lbs. per cubic foot. //3X62X100-122XG2.5\ /1S0O Atif Consequently, 6 — 4.24 =± 1.76 feet, the top width. Note.—It frequently occurs that the face of an embankment… … MECHANICAL POWERS. 325 MECHANICAL POWERS. Power is a compound of weight, or force and velocity: it can notbe increased by mechanical means. The Powers are three in number—viz., Lever, Inclined Plane, andPulley. Note.—The Wheel and Axle is a continuous or revolving lever, the Wedge a dou-ble…

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