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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 390

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weighs 60 tons. The cylinders are 24 (diameter) by 30 ins. (length),and the drivers are 60 ins. in diameter; the boiler pressure is 200 lbs/in-. What is thehighest velocity at which this locomotive can haul a train weighing looo tons on alevel track? (Assume that the train resistance follows the… … IS- c-S Arm i Fig. 17s of the barrel of the capstan. The sweep (arm) to which the horse is hitched at ^ is 11ft. long; there is one sheave in each block B and C. Assume that the horse can exerta prolonged, steady pull of lbs., and make an estimate (supported by calculation)of the pull which can be…

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