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The First Steam-Boat

Forfatter: Jonathan Hulls

År: 1860

Forlag: E. & F. N. Spon

Sted: Bucklersbury

Sider: 48

UDK: 629.120(09)

Description And Draught Of A New-Invented Machine For Carrying Vessels Or Ships Out Of, Or Into Any Harbour, Port, Or River, Against Wind And Tide, Or In A Calm.

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( il ) verfe Ratio as hath been already demon - firat ed. Hence it follows that every Drop which is at Heft endeavours to recede every way with equal Force. If therefore it be prefs’d on one Side it endeavours to recede that way with the fame Force, hecaufe AStion, andfie-altion are equal, and with that very force it will prefs every way. This is proved by feveul Experiments. I {hall Inftance in one more. fix ut> a Ballance Beam, and to one End hang a. Veffet of Water partly full, made in a Cylindrical Form, and at the other End hang Weights: Hk intake fame folid Body in your Bland and tmmerfe the fame into the Liquid, not touching the Bot- tom nor Sides.' Then hang on Weights to make an ^Equilibrium, the folid being im- merfed to a certain depth, thofe Weights, will be the weight of the whole Water, were it fdled up to the place the Water rofe to when this folid ‘wasimmerfed. Note, The Gravity of the Solid doth not alter the Cafe in this Experiment, Of