Locomotive operation; a technical and practical analysis (1904)
Henderson, G. R. (George R.), b. 1861 · Chicago, Railway Age · leaf 37
orizontal line and the other end ina circle, as we have seen above. It will therefore be necessaryto study separately the momentum or inertia effects of thereciprocating parts, pure and simple, and of the connectingrod. While the transverse inertia of this rod varies from o atcrosshead end to a… … Fig. 10. In Fig. lo, let the following letters designate the severalparts mentioned, all values being in feet:1 = length of connecting rod,r = radius of crank,0 = angle of crank at any instant, INERTIA. 27 y = distance of crosshead from commencement of stroke, theny = r -(- 1 — \^T — r sin 0 — r…
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