. The animal as a machine and a prime motor, and the laws of energetics. Animal mechanics; Force and energy. 66 THE ANIMAL AS A MACHINE. of the wheel and representing a 36-lb. pull. The load having been moved farther to the rear, the lift at the belly-band is still 10 lbs. at P—the load is moved back- ward to shift the centre of gravity. The resultant of the two components PA and PB is PC, and PC now equals about lbs., whereas the resultant AD in Fig. 6 is only 33 lbs., or lbs. less than on the level. It will now be found that 36 lbs. pull through PA will increase the horse's weight 4
. The animal as a machine and a prime motor, and the laws of energetics. Animal mechanics; Force and energy. 66 THE ANIMAL AS A MACHINE. of the wheel and representing a 36-lb. pull. The load having been moved farther to the rear, the lift at the belly-band is still 10 lbs. at P—the load is moved back- ward to shift the centre of gravity. The resultant of the two components PA and PB is PC, and PC now equals about lbs., whereas the resultant AD in Fig. 6 is only 33 lbs., or lbs. less than on the level. It will now be found that 36 lbs. pull through PA will increase the horse's weight lbs., represented by PO, which is determined by drawing AO from A parallel with the horizon, cutting the line of gravity. Fig. 2.—Haulage of Vehicles. But, as the disposition of the load is such that 10 lbs. are taken from the horse, it is obvious that, if only lbs. are put back by the stated pull of 36 lbs., the horse has still lbs. less than his natural weight in Fig. 2, while in Fig. i he has 4 lbs. more than his natural Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Thurston, Robert Henry, 1839-1903. New York, J. Wiley & Sons
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