The industries of the world; a complete course of technical education for the manufacturer, operative, and all persons engaged or interested in trade and commerce (1881)
Wylde, James · London, New York, The London Printing and Publishing Company, limited · leaf 442
en the fly-wheel is set in with great rapidity. This motion being pro¬ motion ; and it is after this only a work of duced, there are abundant means of giving a wheels, bands, shafts, and other mechanical circular direction to it. Let any one witness contrivances, to apply practically the power the… … will have a very distinct idea of one among the on which a steam engine is constructed. It will now be necessary to enter into a closer investi¬ many modes of effecting such a transformation of movement. The circular motion is, in most gation into the laws that govern the action of applications of…
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