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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 345

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- II A —-;??9Z-^ B D -*r- ^ w Floor ^1 I _]^ \j Floor J;_ Fig. 33 any reaction existing there will be xC vertical. The counterweight at O is I ton, the load W is \ ton, and the latter is 21 ft. from the axis of the post. Determine all the forces which act upon each member. 55-(i7). Fig. 35… … m B Fig. 34 which can be slippedalong the post, two rol-lers D and E mountedon the sleeve, a boomEF, and a tie rod FG. When water (underpressure) is admitted to the cylinder, thepistons are pushed upward; the upper onebears against the sleeve, and rolls the entirepart DEFG up along the post. Let…

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