A Text-book of Applied Mechanics and Mechanical Engineering, Volume 2

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C. Griffin & Company, 1903 - Mechanics, Applied

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Page 100 - These three forces keep the ball in equilibrium, and can, therefore, be represented, in magnitude and direction, by the three sides of a triangle taken in order.
Page 31 - Every body continues in its state of rest or of uniform motion in a straight line, except in so far as it may be compelled by impressed forces to change that state.
Page 31 - THE CHEMISTRY OF MANUFACTURING PROCESSES. General Contents. — Sulphuric Acid Manufacture— Alkali, &c. —Destructive Distillation Artificial Manure— Petroleum— Lime and Cement— Clay and Glass — Sugar and Starch — Brewing and Distilling — Oils, Resins, and Varnishes— Soap and Candles — Textiles and Bleaching — Colouring Matters, Dyeing, and Printing — Paper and Pasteboard — Pigments and Paints — Leather, Glue, and Size — Explosives and Matches — Minor Manufactures....
Page 579 - EDITION. In Two Parts, Published Separately. A TEXT-BOOK OF Engineering Drawing and Design, VOL. I. — PRACTICAL GEOMETRY, PLANE, AND SOLID. 4s. 6d. VOL. II. — MACHINE AND ENGINE DRAWING AND DESIGN. 4s. 6d.
Page 45 - SKETCHES OF BRITISH BIRDS IN THEIR HAUNTS. BY CHARLES DIXON. The Spacious Air. — The Open Fields and Downs. — In the Hedgerows.— On Open ; Heath and Moor. — On the Mountains. — Amongst the Evergreens. — Copse and Woodland. — By Stream and Pool. — The Sandy Wastes and Mudflats.— Sea-laved Rocks.— Birds of the Cities.— INDEX. "Enriched with excellent illustrations. A welcome addition to all libraries.
Page 587 - MANUAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING : Comprising Engineering Surveys, Earthwork, Foundations, Masonry, Carpentry, Metal Work, Roads, Railways, Canals, Rivers, Waterworks, Harbours, &c. With Numerous Tables and Illustrations. Crown 8vo. cloth. TWENTY-SECOND EDITION. 16s. A MANUAL OF MACHINERY AND MILLWORK : Comprising the Geometry, Motions, Work, Strength, Construction, and Objects of Machines, &c.
Page 579 - GENERAL CONTENTS. Historical and Discursive. — Dock Design. — Constructive Appliances. — Materials. — Dock and Quay Walls. — Entrance Passages and Locks. — Jetties, Wharves, and Piers. — Dock Gates and Caissons. — Transit Sheds and Warehouses.- — Dock Bridges. — Graving and Repairing Docks. — Working Equipment of Docks. — INDEX. "We have never seen a more profusely-illustrated treatise. It is a most important standard work, and should be in the hands of all dock and harbour...
Page 590 - II. Classification of Steel Ships. III. Considerations in making choice of Type of Vessel. — Framing of Ships. IV. Strains experienced by Ships. — Methods of Computing and Comparing Strengths of Ships.
Page 580 - English and Foreign Boilers with their Heat Efficiencies shown in Fifty Tables — Fire Grates of Various Types — Mechanical Stokers — Combustion of Fuel in Boilers — Transmission of Heat through Boiler Plates, and their Temperature — Feed Water Heaters, Superheaters, Feed Pumps, &c. — Smoke and its Prevention — Instruments used in Testing Boilers — Marine and Locomotive Boilers — Fuel Testing Stations — Discussion of the Trials and Conclusions — On the Choice of a Boiler, and...
Page 595 - Qualification for the Position of Shipmaster— The Contract with the Shipowner — The Master's Duty In respect of the Crew : Engagement Apprentices ; Discipline ; Provisions, Accommodation, and Medical Comforts ; Payment of Wages and Discharge— The Master's Duty in respect of the Passengers— The...