Locomotive operation; a technical and practical analysis (1904)
Henderson, G. R. (George R.), b. 1861 · Chicago, Railway Age · leaf 34
. |PL(^L) PL If X = ^ L, M = as m equation 10. 2L 8 Inserting for P the vakie found for C in equation 9, we have i.6Gsx(L—x) .8Gsx(L —x) Mx=: = and fx == 2L.8Gsx (L —x) LS the extreme fiber strain at the point x. For this reason, parallelrods are sometimes made deeper at the center, as that is… … Fig-. 9. zontal direction only, and there can be no centrifugal force orrather vertical inertia at this end. The load upon the rod due to vertical inertia may be rep- 24 LOCOxAIOTUE OPERATION. resented by a triangle, as in Fig. 9. Consider P as the load of inertia (vertically) if the whole rod had…
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