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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 361

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n place by cables fastened to deadmen (buried logs or the like).The runs of cable from A to C and from C to £ are really parallel to the main runs; 346 they are shown inclined to avoid confusion of lines. The pull of each engine wasabout one ton. (For fuller description see Engineering Record for… … „ ^ Hohtincf^ o O Engine D _ ^■Deadman F Fig. 84 i63-(44). The building (preceding problem) was moved forward 40 ft. for eachsetting of the equipment. How far did blocks .4, C, and E travel for each setting?How much cable was wound on the drum of each engine? i64-(45). Fig. 85 represents the…

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