Locomotive operation; a technical and practical analysis (1904)
Henderson, G. R. (George R.), b. 1861 · Chicago, Railway Age · leaf 289
ofessor Goss (formula 76). a uniformdeduction of 550 pounds. Treating the lower or startingdiagram of plate 19 in this way, we produce the curve markedRotative Force New. See upper or starting diagram, onplate 24. This, it should he remembered, includes all the driv-ers and both sides of the… … should be included. Equation 6i gave the vertical componentof the main rod thrust as P r sin aPv = ■ 11 2 I ^ \/1 sin a r anil as the radical is ncarl\- c(|tia] lo unil\-. wc can Avrite moresim])l\. SLIPPING. 279 Py = P — sin a (87) 1 As the center of the guides is about one-fourth of the…
Locomotives
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