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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 113

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e distance from the centroid of the solid to the base is | /f. CHAPTER VI SUSPENDED CABLES (WIRE, CHAIN, ETC.)25. Parabolic Cable §1. Symmetrical Case. — When a cable is suspended from two points andit sustains loads uniformly spaced along the horizontal and spaced so closelythat the loading is… … Y ,H — X ( D > WX X Fig. igs the cable suspended from A and B, w = load per unit (horizontal) length,a = span AB,f = sag, H = tension in cable at lowest point, and T = tensionat any other point Q (coordinates x and y). The forces acting on the portionOQ are H,T, and the distributed load wx (Fig.…

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