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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 225 16. STEAM ENGINES.—A study of the details of steam engines. Elementary principles of transformation of heat into work. Laws of expansion of steam. The mechanics of the steam engine. Valves and valve gears. The indicator diagram, condensers, steam jackets, super-heaters, and compound engines. The Steam Engine, Holmes. I.; Tu., Th.; section A, 1; section B, 2; (2). Assistant Professor VANDERVOORT. Required: Theoretical and Applied Mechanics 1; Physics 1, 3. 17. STEAM BOILERS.—Materials used in the construction of boilers. Proportions and strength of riveted joints. Methods of setting boilers for maximum efficiency. Incrustation, explosions, combustion, safety appliances, feed apparatus, boiler trials. Peabody and Miller's Steam Boilers. II.; M.; section A, 1; section B, 2; (1). Mr. SCHMIDT. Required: Mechanical Engineering 1; Physics 1, 3 ; Mathematics 2, 4, 6. 18. GRAPHICAL STATICS OF MECHANISM.—Graphical determi- nation of the forces acting at different points in machines used for hoisting, crushing, punching, and transmitting motion, taking into account the resistances offered to motion by frictional resistances. Effort of sliding, rolling, and journal friction, chain friction, tooth friction, stiffness of ropes and belts. Graphical determination of the efficiency for the forward and reverse motion. Graphical Statics of Mechanism, Herrmann-Smith. II.; W.; 2, 3, 4; (1). Mr. SCHMIDT. Required: Theoretical and Applied Mechanics 1, 2. 19. SEMINARY.—Work supplementary to other strdies of the senior year. Presentation of papers on assigned subjects. Contributed papers on current topics. Discussion and criticisms on new inventions. / . ; W.; 6 and 7; II.; M.; 6 and 7; (1). Professor BRECKENRIDGE. 20. SHOP PRACTICE FOR SPECIAL STUDENTS.—This course is open to those entering as special students, as defined elsewhere under "Admission." The work will be arranged after consultation. The work done does not count for a credit for graduation in any of the technical courses. Arrange time. Assistant Professor VANDERVOORT. 21. FORGE SHOP PRACTICE.—This course is designed for students taking the winter course in Agriculture. The work covers instruction in forging, such as will be of use to the practical farmer. Arrange time. Mr. JONES.
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