Elementary Mechanics of Solids
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A portion of the energy of the driver is at once converted into heat by the collision, and the driver and pile begin to move on with the remainder of the energy, which is used up in overcoming the resistance of the earth to penetration.
The illustration shows the form of pile-driver called the monkey-engine. The weight Q which falls on the pile is called the monkey.
Q is hauled up by means of a winch with two handles A, A.
When Q is at the top the toothed wheels are thrown out of gear with each... other by means of the lever CDE, so that Q descends, Uncoiling the rope from the barrel Q of the winch.
f OTENTIAL ENERGtY. 281 Another plan is to have an arrangement at the top of Q which causes it to be released when drawn up to top. This has the advantage of allowing Q to acquire a greater velocity in its fall.
Fig. 146. — Pile driver (monkey engine).
Experiment 42. — Take two blocks of wood, each about 3 Ins. x 3 ins. X 12 ins. Suspend each by two strings, one near each end, the strings being of equal length and about 4 feet long, so that when the block hangs at rest it is horizontal and the strings are vertical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A portion of the energy of the driver is at once converted into heat by the collision, and the driver and pile begin to move on with the remainder of the energy, which is used up in overcoming the resistance of the earth to penetration.
The illustration shows the form of pile-driver called the monkey-engine. The weight Q which falls on the pile is called the monkey.
Q is hauled up by means of a winch with two handles A, A.
When Q is at the top the toothed wheels are thrown out of gear with each... other by means of the lever CDE, so that Q descends, Uncoiling the rope from the barrel Q of the winch.
f OTENTIAL ENERGtY. 281 Another plan is to have an arrangement at the top of Q which causes it to be released when drawn up to top. This has the advantage of allowing Q to acquire a greater velocity in its fall.
Fig. 146. — Pile driver (monkey engine).
Experiment 42. — Take two blocks of wood, each about 3 Ins. x 3 ins. X 12 ins. Suspend each by two strings, one near each end, the strings being of equal length and about 4 feet long, so that when the block hangs at rest it is horizontal and the strings are vertical.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emtage, W. T. A. (William Thomas Allder), B. 1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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