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jim beam said:Tom 'Johnny Sunset' Sherman said:...
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 said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:... 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.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:absolutely.
Quoted message said:Sometime a vector diagram is worth a thousand words.
The book, to which this refers, has vector diagrams with displacements.
Jobst Brandt
Quoted message said:Tom Sherman said:Quoted message said:> ... 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.Quoted message said:Quoted message said:absolutely.
Quoted message said: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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