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Page 704
... forces in the members of a machine or structure must be known before the dimensions required to carry them can be calculated ; thus , methods for determining such forces are of extreme importance to all designers of mechanical devices ...
... forces in the members of a machine or structure must be known before the dimensions required to carry them can be calculated ; thus , methods for determining such forces are of extreme importance to all designers of mechanical devices ...
Page 716
... Forces required for motion in a circle . ( A ) The acceleration , ( B ) the forces . Ra mRa m FR To determine the forces that are acting on the particle and on the bar , it will be convenient to draw free - body diagrams . A free - body ...
... Forces required for motion in a circle . ( A ) The acceleration , ( B ) the forces . Ra mRa m FR To determine the forces that are acting on the particle and on the bar , it will be convenient to draw free - body diagrams . A free - body ...
Page 724
... forces on the portions of the body on either side of the cross section . When a machine or structural member is being accelerated , the external forces are not in equilibrium , and the stresses on any cross sec- tion do not balance the ...
... forces on the portions of the body on either side of the cross section . When a machine or structural member is being accelerated , the external forces are not in equilibrium , and the stresses on any cross sec- tion do not balance the ...
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