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A Novel Application of the Polar Planimeter
The steam meter designed by the writer for the use of the New York Steam Company, automatically registers upon a strip of paper, moved longitudinally by clock work, at the rate of ½-inch per hour. A base line is formed upon the paper by a stationary pencil, and a movable pencil operated by the meter traces a diagram, the height of which above the base line at any point is proportioned to the weight of steam flowing through the meter at the corresponding time, less a constant difference in elevation on diagram, due to the lap of the meter valve.
A Novel Application of the Polar Planimeter
The steam meter designed by the writer for the use of the New York Steam Company, automatically registers upon a strip of paper, moved longitudinally by clock work, at the rate of ½-inch per hour. A base line is formed upon the paper by a stationary pencil, and a movable pencil operated by the meter traces a diagram, the height of which above the base line at any point is proportioned to the weight of steam flowing through the meter at the corresponding time, less a constant difference in elevation on diagram, due to the lap of the meter valve.
A Novel Application of the Polar Planimeter
Emery, Charles E. (author)
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; 18 ; 312-317
2021-01-01
61888-01-01 pages
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Engineering Index Backfile | 1941
|Engineering Index Backfile | 1941
|TIBKAT | 1825
|Planimeter und Pantographen / A. Ott ; 301 u. 401
TIBKAT | 1928
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