ForsideBøgerPocketbook of Useful Form…and Mechanical Engineers

Pocketbook of Useful Formulæ and Memoranda
for Civil and Mechanical Engineers

Forfatter: Guilford L. Molesworth

Sider: 744

UDK: 600 (093)

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387 OF ENGINEERING FOBMULÆ. Centre of Gravity—continued. POSITION OF CENTRE OF GRAVITY IN VARIOUS FIGURES. Parabola ...............= height from base. Pyramid or cone .. .. = | „ Paraboloid .............= | „ Hemisphere...........= i )t Segment of circle from) _ Chord3 centre ............J ~ 12 Area Sector of circle from"! 2 Chord x Rad, centre ................J ~ 3 Arc Quadrant sector .. .. = • 6002 Rad. a circle sector .. .. — • 0366 Rad. Semicircle .............•= -4244 Rad. Circular disc ringj_.42„ /R3 - r3\ , from centre .. / “ 4244 ( Ü K and r = radii of outside and inside of ring. Squares, rectangles, cubes, equilateral triangles, rings, regular polygons, circles, cylinders, have their centre of gravity in their geometrical centres. TO FIND THE CENTRE OF GRAVITY BY EXPERIMENT. Suspend the body successively in two or more positions; then the intersection of the vertical Hues from each point of suspension. will pass through the centre of gravity. TO FIND THE COMMON CENTRE OF GRAVITY OF TWO BODIES. V _= Volume of one body. v = Volume of the other. d = Distance of the respective centres of gravity apart. X = Distance of common centre of gravity from centre of gravity of V.