 | Robertson Buchanan - 1823 - 440 sider
...Force and its Distance from that Place.* PROPOSITION III. 78. The Pitch being the same, the Stress i* inversely as the Velocity:-^ For example — if the...pair of wheels, in every other respect under the same cir* See Emerson, Prop. 69. t See Emerson; Prop. 119, Rule 8. cumstances, be moving at the rate of... | |
 | Robertson Buchanan - 1841 - 582 sider
...the weight to the power, so that at every part it may be reciprocally as the velocity of that part. For example — if the pitch lines of one pair of...stress on the latter is double of that on the former. 107. This proposition is true only in the wheels of the same machine. To render it universal, the first... | |
 | Oliver Evans - 1848 - 594 sider
...plate.'* " ' PROPOSITION in. " ' Tlie pitch being the same, the Stress is inversely as the Velodly?\ " For example — if the pitch lines of one pair of...stress on the latter, is double of that on the former. " Of arranging the Numbers of Wheel-Work. "In a machine, the velocity of the impelled point should... | |
 | Oliver Evans - 1860 - 460 sider
...Force and its distance from that plate* '"PROPOSITION III. " ' The Pitch being t/w same, the Stress is inversely as the Velocity.^ " For example — if...stress on the latter is double of that on the former " Of arranging the Numbers of Wheel-Worlt. ''In a machine, the velocity of the impelled point should... | |
 | Thomas Dyson West - 1891 - 530 sider
...case the strength is directly as the pitch. " The stress on the teeth of gears is as the pressure and inversely as the velocity. For example, if the pitch lines of one pair of wheels move at the rate of 1 ,000 feet per minute, and another pair of gears, in every other respect under... | |
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Stress is inversely as the Velocity.^ " For example — if the pitch lines of one pair of wheels be moving at the rate of 6 feet in a second, and another pair of wheels, in every other respect under the same circumstances, be moving at the rate of 3 feet... 