Maurer, Edward R. (Edward Rose), b. 1869 · New York : John Wiley & sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 65
forces todeal with in the present connection. We assume that the pins are practicallyfrictionless; in that case each pin pressure acts practically normally to thesurface of the pin, and so the line of action of each pressure cuts the axis ofthe corresponding pin. In this and the following articles… … Art. is 55 is neglected, is subjected to forces (pin pressures and loads) at its two pinholes only, somewhat as shown in Fig. 75 or Fig. 76, where P and P denotepin pressures and L and L loads. Let R denote the resultant of P and L\and R the resultant of P and L. Since R and R balance, each acts…
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