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II. Observations on. Four Oilers
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Section 8 below.
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same, the constant presunably has the same value for all, which
indicating that unison between the engines and the hull is not the
controlling circumstances in determining this critical speed.
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IV. DETAILS OF TIE OKLAHOMA TESTS.
as in Table II.
The discrepancy between the results obtained
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d. The water in whieh it floats takes part
in the motion and so modifies the inertia involved.
In addition the simple formula quoted neglects the effect of
e. Deflection of the bar in shear.
and for it he quoted from his own experience the following values:
Torpedo Boats 4,21
r Liners 4.65
lreightera 3.80
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NAME 1929, gives the values quoted in Table XII. In the case
of the CUYAMA, fairly close agreement with the experimental
value is thus obtained. In the OKLAOMA it is probable that the
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TABLI II.
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Instrument Sperry Sperry Sperry Geiger Sperry Sperry Geiger
Position For' Forld Aft For'ld For' d Aft For'd
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CUYAMA OKLAHOMA
Calculated by
Taylor's Method 4.47 1.36 4.40 1.05
Calculated by
Lewis' Method 4.54 1.38 4.44 146
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correction 1.05 3
3.40 0..81
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APPENDIX.
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Column 4. To close the shear curve, adjust the amplitude curve
by adding to each item in Col. I the proportional correction
obtained by dividing the residual shear by the total weight,
4To with linear increase on one side and decrease on the other.
find the amount of this correction assume first unit
correotion varying from 41 at station 0to-at station
20. In Col. 6 enter correcting loads obtained by
reference points.
Column 17. Col. 16 Col. 15. If the values are uniform, the
frequency is --
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