A Treatise On Hydraulics, for the Use of Engineers
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A machine is an assemblage of pieces, levers or wheels, so connected that motion, being impressed upon the first, is transmitted from one to the other, even to the last, which produces a certain efiect ; that is to say, which accomplishes a certain work, such as raising a body of water or any other body to a given height ; such as grinding a certain quantity of grain, spinning a certain quantity of wool, &c. When the machine is Machines divided into two classes.
* Kcseaiches in Hydrodynamics. B...y John Scott Kassell. Edinburgh, 1837.
304 HYDRAULIC MACHINES.
moved by a current of water, it is a hydraulic machine.
The current is the immediate motor, and gravity, from ■which it derives its force, whether acting by its weight or by its impulse, is the prime motor.
In all machines, each piece may be regarded as the motor of that immediately following it. It may be con- sidered as a separate machine, receiving movement from that which precedes it, and imparting the same to that which follows it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A machine is an assemblage of pieces, levers or wheels, so connected that motion, being impressed upon the first, is transmitted from one to the other, even to the last, which produces a certain efiect ; that is to say, which accomplishes a certain work, such as raising a body of water or any other body to a given height ; such as grinding a certain quantity of grain, spinning a certain quantity of wool, &c. When the machine is Machines divided into two classes.
* Kcseaiches in Hydrodynamics. B...y John Scott Kassell. Edinburgh, 1837.
304 HYDRAULIC MACHINES.
moved by a current of water, it is a hydraulic machine.
The current is the immediate motor, and gravity, from ■which it derives its force, whether acting by its weight or by its impulse, is the prime motor.
In all machines, each piece may be regarded as the motor of that immediately following it. It may be con- sidered as a separate machine, receiving movement from that which precedes it, and imparting the same to that which follows it.
What to read after A Treatise On Hydraulics, for the Use of Engineers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aubuisson De Voissins, J. F. D' (Jean François), 1769-1841 to read onlineMoreLess
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