Experimental engineering and manual for testing. For engineers and for students in engineering laboratories (1906)
Carpenter, Rolla C. (Rolla Clinton), 1852-1919 · New York, J. Wiley & Sons; [etc., etc.] · leaf 119
; this, howeveris not an important structural difference, although certainclasses of machines are better adapted for the one method oftesting than the other. Machines may also be classified astensive, compressive, or transverse machines, depending uponwhether they are better suited to apply one… … Fig. 33.—Wicksteed, Martens, Michaelis, Buckton. perhaps be best classified by the form and character of weigh-ing mechanism, it being generally understood that power maybe applied through the medium of gears or by a hydraulicpress, as desired, and with any class of machine. Under this…
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