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The wonders of modern mechanism. A résumé of recent progress in mechanical, physical, and engineering science (1896)

Cochrane, Charles Henry, 1856- · Philadelphia J.B. Lippincott · leaf 392

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bsolutelytight cylinder operating without appreciable friction arevery ingenious, and wall be understood by examining theaccompanying diagram of the weighing mechanism. A isthe hydraulic-support cylinder, the white space represent- THE EMERY TESTING-MACHINE. 383 ing water; c is the piston, and 6… … DETAILS OF WEIGHING MECHANISM. inch, which is all the motion needed between a full loadand no load. By this arrangement the fluid is entirelyenclosed, and no packing is required, and the friction is allin the fluid. A tube connects the water-chamber of thehydraulic support with a smaller and…

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