Re: Maintenance Manuals

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Tom \Johnny Sunset\ Sherman

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"jim beam" wrote:
> Tom "Johnny Sunset" Sherman wrote:
>> ...
>> When you (general you) ignore the semantics, all spoked wheels do
>> carry loads in the same way. Whether it is a loss of pre-tension or an
>> increase in compression, the force vector is the same.
>>

> absolutely.


Sometime a vector diagram is worth a thousand words.

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Tom Sherman writes:

>>> ... When you (general you) ignore the semantics, all spoked
>>> wheels do carry loads in the same way. Whether it is a loss of
>>> pre-tension or an increase in compression, the force vector is the
>>> same.


>> absolutely.


> Sometime a vector diagram is worth a thousand words.


The book, to which this refers, has vector diagrams with displacements.

Jobst Brandt
 
[email protected] wrote:
> Tom Sherman writes:
>
>>>> ... When you (general you) ignore the semantics, all spoked
>>>> wheels do carry loads in the same way. Whether it is a loss of
>>>> pre-tension or an increase in compression, the force vector is the
>>>> same.

>
>>> absolutely.

>
>> Sometime a vector diagram is worth a thousand words.

>
> The book, to which this refers, has vector diagrams with displacements.
>


it also [erroneously] concludes that loading can be used to infer strength.
 

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