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Technical mechanics, statics and dynamics (1917)

Maurer, Edward R. (Edward Rose), b. 1869 · New York : John Wiley & sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 100

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ravity of the solid cylinder and of the parts are givenunder x and y (see Art. 24 for information on cone), andthe moments with respect to the yz and zx planes aregiven in the last two columns. The weight of theactual piece of cast iron is 327.5 — (41 + 26.2) = 260.3pounds; the moments of the piece… … Fig. 159 Part. W * y Wx Wy Cylinder 327-541.026.2 553 8 i-S12 1637-5 205.0 78.6 2620.0 Cone 61.5314-4 Hole § 3. Experimental Methods may be resorted to for finding the center ofgravity of a body so irregular that the foregoing methods cannot be applied,(i) Method of Suspension: The body is…

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