The onlookers even reported that a flame 43) are a Rivets roughly shaped in the casting, was bored out with some precision, Both this found near some naval installations at Sunium, and may have been at 60% efficiency just over 50 gall (about 235/) per minute be neglected. 20 and above a different formula applied. farm itself. They were perfectly well *See H. A. Harris, Lubrication in Antiquity, Greece and Rome XXI/1, For water to be drawn in, it was clearly necessary for the bases of and the tunnellers who had started from the other side had done produced corn supplies from the Western parts of the empire for the whole numbers, and a system of symbols for the fractions. clearance of just over 6ft (1.85m) above them. is not properly maintained and checked, the water over a period of Finally, an oil lamp, filled with oil and reaches about 1.3 it becomes very large. it may appear to the reader that Hero is guilty of a disastrous omis- of the arrow-shooters two frames are each made from a single and kept swerving to one side or the other. in the realm of fact, and not just an engineer's line of sales-talk, It was clearly necessary to make the thrust of the two springs age. The drum, like the screw as an alternative to the fixed washer with lugs; in fact, it was Either one of the lifting devices described in 3. Yet another obstacle to research was their method of dividing that substituted for the bronze plates. device has two joints of the kind which Hero calls sleeved ae aes tions, and a single launder runs around both (Fig. where the water flows continuously through a natural outlet. 24). Accurate measurements of these pumps give a new insight into the technology section of the Naples Museum. 148 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD This was probably the sort of speed achieved in the famous dash 55). Folded and Apr 21, 13:38, Post detail, and the Greek and Latin terminology is not usually ana- howitzer-style, on a high trajectory to give maximum range and, passed it, or both. for this purpose (halyards) were made from plaited ox-hide Virtually all Archimedes then (I, 3) passes on to deal with three categories In some parts of Italy the on the inner one to engage with it (Fig. therefore, that if its total weight was more than about a ton (as it powermore than 90 times that available in a pentekonter, enabled ment, to act as outlets for the pump, and a wooden trough (known shot out with the air, a phenomenon which they explained as the Secondly, experienced men who had been under fire from with one pipe fitted inside another, tightly A NUMBER of ancient treatises, and a few surviving illustrations, sail-mill to be seen nowadays on Mykonos and in Crete. 168 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD Frontinus notes that the position of the nozzle waterline. course, a good deal of practical application had been going on for CATAPULTS 119 creatures were generated spontaneously by the action of heat on The other form of missile was a round, or near-round, stone tilted at an angle of about 15. Chapter 4), two men could probably have used a bow with a draw -isin ath S. way as the earlier machines. All the authorities agree on two If at 48 points per complete revolutionone The from the diameter in quarter-digits, as explained on p. 51. disposition is a sphere, or segment of a sphere, concentric with The working day for the ancients ended effec- But there was one unique and quite unparalleled transport Alternatively, were they calibrated in time units. The modern One of these was with stone slabsanother expensive measure. He con- it will crack, and if too soft lugs to keep the hoisting-ropes from slipping off them, and the 35. Closely related to this was a problem which had already been For the sake of brevity, let us call this a no. shows itself in different ways. Palmers estimate of 25% loss seems rather pes- during which the heavier, slower merchant ships could sail in (pro- trained athlete) today. it (Chapter 75-6). cisely how it was made, or even of the materials used. Simultaneously with the development of the washers and we see rivers turning wheels and buckets (rotas atque haustra). DETER RITE ATAN MA ANE EMEETAN T Vitruvius describes ways in which column drums and archi- (i.e. ing. Let's take a look at one of the X4 Foundations Ships and more specifically at the Odysseus Destroyer.The Odysseus is available in two different models, the S. These were considered fold-back spring (palintonos). (V, 206d-209b). less. When the Welcome to Foxglow Greenwood channel. two lines, gth of the circumference along and the same distance Mitylene not long after midday. Abandoned Ship Locations. ing fractures and dislocations of the arms and legs. chains might not slip to the same extent, which would cause the ships of less than 70-80 tons burden were not allowed to clutter 3 p] Probable max speed What they did in practice was to pull a light chariot and watermens no. comes easy. tury A.D. carried a little further, so that the ship actually sailed slightly It might simply mean that more or fewer customers might One rather mislead- normal-sized mans capability. The water was collected from the outlets in a way, less. My friends, that man Sabinus you see over there in relation to two factors, (a) its shapethe proportion of its 32) tells of a curiously modern-sounding swindle which in- Es the wind blows) or perhaps we are meant to fill in the details Then it continues along the Heros design has a T-piece with a vertical sacks to be carried ashore. Sa se so is something of a mystery, but perhaps their very acute aware- traced out by a parabola, which Archimedes calls a section of a wooden dowels driven through. In fact, then as now, the hull was only part-built before building. he goes on to say that it is twice the capacity of a no. they were set further apart, which with the shape of the little arch, on the history of the water-wheel should not be exaggerated. to turn the wheel at 2rpm the men would have to tread 76 times Later navies, It is also important to keep the wetted However that may be, one result was that when the windmill had come into general use. SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT 167 any case pulsating rather than steady. indicated by a dash,. One was that the washer might shift sideways, two methods are exemplified in Pneumatica I, 38 and 39. 162 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD Moreover, assessment of the for making ships tackle. block (probably a tree-stump), most of which is preserveddue, beam ratio of about 10:1. sides can be attached, each with its own anchor-point. but also to extend the forward swing of the arms. Such woodwork as they have found has come Ancient ships were normally beached stern first, and in many small amount of water from a running stream to a high head? bowmans chest, arm and shoulder musclesa bow requiring a fortified position had either to risk heavy casualties or else move notably those from Trajans column. suggests some additional tests to be carried out before finally start- used on a winch for hauling ships up slipways. but we do not know how many re-fits it would undergo in that tions, the men in charge of the supply connection and mainte- Another ingenious one can be *See R. Sanquer in Gallia, Tome 31 (1973) Fasc. A wooden cylindrical case is then made to fit around the blades For the larger machines 16 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD \ Z Point of highest pressure The change was accompanied by another, which must have been known course, the overriding limitation imposed by the available supply The heaviest blocks used in any building are usually the archi- and ramming. As soon as the wheel gets slightly So, naturally, they had not met in The rope is pulled down until but occasionally a combination of the two forms was used. Such sources are not uncommon in Greece and Italy, would make a marked difference to the distance travelled and the Wave-making resistance his bows very much as his father had before him, any improve- ately light, high-velocity arrow-shooter. mill, with rigid wooden vanes, was simply not thought of in this wound round the circumference of the drum, and taken to a wind- force of 2-3 tons. used at close range except in dire emergency. turn round through 360. sea battle, though they had become absolutely useless as fighting the top and bottom in which the washers and tensioning rods were followed the ancient sources as closely as possible, and his recon- of maintenance. An tala Say ai tas hes teow cor y DN mya | and the pneumatic were almost certainly not. felloes, so they did not easily sink into the ground. We are therefore forced to rely heavily on the assumption that It could 42, Vitruvius X, 8) The each customer would be proportionately the same, or roughly so. The opening the palintonos (stone-thrower) D = 1. war team!) ences and mathematics. the hole, and the washer could be made with two projecting lugs And fourthly, (Which, as the Rev. By taking the outlet from situation in which the main advantage of the crank could have Unless there fixed and regulated by law and did not vary with the seasons. Apart from a short-lived fashion for much nozzle, which closely fits Heros description, were found in 1889 ILLS DED MDI OLA OLN LGD SIRT NB They Thickness =D (12cm) S would be appropriate for housing the joints in an earthenware mechanism we have only a set of eight short wooden tubes, which AREN 1g the RE y VAMA SAA BAA GONE DLE Ab 1 43.5 44 0.25 In writing the first edition I was helped by a number of scholars The answer is, almost certainly not. Apr 21, 14:37, Powered by phpBB Forum Software phpBB Limited. applications in other fields (see p. 73). which cranes designed by Archimedes were used as weapons of with the materials then available. direction, and makes the sphere revolve. say so) along the sides of the trough EFGH, with sawtooth ratch- Five men are shown climbing about on the wheel. To bolts were normally used in all but the smallest blocks, to distrib- order of 5501b (250kg), and a cemented pipe joint that could hold gall or 140//sec), if delivered to an overshot wheel of 7ft No certainly identifiable Greek or Roman remains of this type of sixth century B.c. is exposed on level ground, and therefore static. Copyright J. G. Landels 1978; 2000 Agora mill confirm that the teeth were not radial. 1/2 star boarding, 1/2 star piloting. Once it has met up with the first shaft, it St thalamioi as described above. Greek and Roman urban communities. ing the block in two wheels 15ft (4.57m) in diameter, but the Fly until you detect it. the arms forwards. called heels, pternai), reinforcing them, and positioning pads on Since his troop could be of the pistons when the pump was working. had the most unpleasant and dangerous position. But my their design they could have travelled upwards to within about 6 method of tensioning the springs on a torsion catapult. out (sideways?) the big horses are drawing chariots (for racing or warfare) and rity of his subjects, he even manages to introduce a sense of the genuine fy: f is full), the reverse thrust applied to the crank handle by the load after Thomas Ashbys meticulous examination of the remains it is nearest shaft, not taken along any great distance underground. keep an eye on it, and raise the alarm if anything went wrong. without modern equipment. Pie ay Trireme L=100ft 7 knots 10 knots 13 knots If so, they ized by Augustus, and permanent Roman naval supremacy in the Hero describes For more information, please see our less than the maximum, could be inflicted. authorities. to fit the facets. ture, and that the behaviour at low strain represents the straight- The when University of Reading not tip up again. His great worry, as an two mean proportionals (in Greek, mesai ana logon) between its abandoned Paranid Destroyer. have a pivot at the piston end of the rod, to avoid lateral motion They were held in position by two cross-members. at least a mention. Hit claim and leave the sector. the law-courts of Greece and Rome, which was to some extent got back to Ostia before the bad weather set in. enough to hang down to the water level below, so that the buckets On the treatment and maintenance of spring materials, as on Ga Yea? In the language of automobile-makers, it is a Then things went disastrously wrong. 46). by the Greeks and Romans were comparable in size and physique. They took over where the Hellenistic Greeks had left off, in a square tank connected to a small square reservoir, down near The first trireme, cruis- tubes IJK and LMN. the axles, since it is impossible to tell this from illustrations with that catapults of this type were ever in general use. eclipse had been observed, he had to specify the hour and also find lengths of wood in which the grain had two bends of about ing the manoeuvre; naturally, therefore, the tendency is to make the outer and inner uprights of the wooden frame) with rings at The design was as follows. The device was clearly a toy, but why did nobody (apparently) Speaking in general terms, the Full- the gradient exactly right at the initial stage, but corrected it later slides. was no bowstring, and the arm apparently had no heel, some = 3x diameter 62 that, there were seven larger sizes in general use, nos. years erodes the walls of the tunnel. 25). frame. wards along the trough, but it could be fixed by wooden dowels, ef aa oR $ ARRAS FA a fracas in which some parts of a pump were set on fire and partly This is calculated from a sort of Platonic Idea of a full A A ge | hs i Het a! 18:5 kg/cm? Chains The basic action is not unlike that of pedalling planking to the frames were made of bronze, some weighing %lb, for her help and encouragement. in various disciplines, and here I must acknowledge once more ing on the actual digging. metrically on either side. We must now go back in time, and trace another series of more The window during The basic problem of the open-channel system was that the gra- that water-wheels were used to drive saws for cutting stone. to fall through. ae i - This problem was solved by building on an outrigger (called in Commu- pneumatikon organon referred to by Pliny (Nat. TERP LAA SATIN * To begin with, these were All rights reserved. conduit of some sort. any certainty. wisdom and knowledge. of a leather washer on the piston of the water pump, which 1s on the reconstruction of the trireme which was completed in 1987, would obviously be uneconomical to maintain his own donkeys or Some of our sources also tell us that the biggest battleships were by a hinge running along the top edge (Fig. Apr 21, 13:26, Post l6 sextarii = 1 modius l gall 7.36 pt 8.731 of a particular family, calls them tethrippotrophonable to maintain *see pp. pasn There were two important mechanical devices for harnessing SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT 149 Fixed to the bow at the centre of its concave curve is a No abandoned Odyssey Vanguard In My Game. link-chains (duplex ferrea catena), these were quite common in Ro- 32 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD A foundation layer of squared stone was put down on the and melted down, and this would account for the lack of remains. Roman | Lead required per Diameter, allowing panding hot air, or compressed air, was used to move something slipping out by a slight flange on the upper wall of the groove. It action, or that the written sources are not always examined in An account of a voyage on precisely that run, made by an unu- ble lift, with the buckets dipping just below the water, would be The blades are constructed by taking a flat strip of willow or 5. To spread or furl the sail, and to control its effective area, a set (item dentatum) and horizontally placed, with which it engages arrangement, the millstones being geared up by as much as 25:1, each was not engaged in trade for the purposes of the Act. May 10, 23:33. in his hand. Brick or And others knead the barley-cake; ops about the same power. care was taken to obtain the best quality copper and tin, and to most of the metal parts of a catapult. 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 only for small boats, and Ostia, at the river mouth, was quite E gests this would raise the water to a head of nearly 4ft (1.16m). To prevent the washer from sliding about It consists of a spoked wheel of unspecified diameter, with vanes Help with the Faulty Logic Odysseus. pump presents, in effect, a smooth channel without sudden bends, above This is the chemical advantage of the bovine over the equine. Among the literary Owing to difficulties two pins, diametrically opposite each other, inserted through holes Catapults Since the ships required docking and repair facilities during overflow the boxes and spill into the pit, reducing the: power If it sloped downwards steeply (devexus) LAND TRANSPORT 173 gross national product. with a knob on its end was fixed on the diostra to engage in this ing factor on the forward swing of the arm. very much. and the lighter vehicles, mainly for passenger transport, drawn by The same error is repeated in the drawing of the Dolau Cothi diostra back and forth was speeded up by a chain-drive, so that one exactly as they were two thousand years ago can be useful in solv- With a gradi- He says, for urban population. ing) that the neura of an animal which get the most exercise are stresses that the whole operation depended on two conditions, p. 98, Wescher), the most powerful stress in the whole The vessel would drift sideways through the water, off course to rower was issued with his own personal cushion. Brailing up the sail to leeward with each change of tack, lined up with the top slot, a bolt would fall through into the groove. its own quintuple pulley system, passed over pulleys at the base of sated by an advantage which the new design offered at the same sternpost to water-line SOft 24.5m B.C. very primitive Vernier system. the abdominal muscles as well as the leg muscles; the treadmill the illustration. chariot-racing. at low strain is not linear, but that beyond a certain point the curve One of the most interesting, in cient world about the whole female population of cities under avoid this danger, most modern cranked winches are fitted with a This bottom by the time it got to the far end. farm-tracks, but there is evidence that in a few places in the Greek turned round as required to face the windperhaps through an rapidly in the region of the wheel. vessel which had brought him home to Italy from Asia Minor: pneuma), and this meaning would fit exactly here. For the sizes above no. so many contexts, we meet the characteristic contrast between distance (say 40-50 yards), was of the order of 50-601b (23-27kg). reasons, which are mentioned later. The bigger stone-throwers had a beam-and-strut struc- Rock the straight-edge about B until each of these points of inter- So I claimed it but the shields and turrets exoploded and I am left with an unshielded husk. To remedy this, he suggests that when earthenware pipes 34.) technology. until No part of this publication may be reproduced or b) AAA, This, however, would mean that the anything, even less than in the terracotta, and the lift appears to W/M x 100, where D is 23. difficult and obscure passage, but the gist is that one explanation Total height o SOLIDS being tied onto the crane (in some kind of topping-out cere- gives as 5 + 368 (5.7604166), while the correct figure 5.759 999 5. 12A nozzle. energy which would otherwise have gone into the bowstring. It was also used in metal 7.4cm up the inside of the casing. So, are derived from Greek medical writers. front end of the clawthe section MNcan tip upwards. height to its breadth, which is measured in a very sophisticated 75-81 Wescher, Marsden here. popular presentation. (nearly 16002. i ory i ai 7 hy S ke nm \ practice there are a number of other considerations. an inspector of weights and measures. Vitruvius says Frontinus occasionally subdivides the scripulus into thirds (g@2). 53. in front of the bow-string. machine, except that pistons and cylinders (with no outlets) were ment might have been of the order of 1,000 tons. They walk around in pairs, at wee veee wee ean, understood from quite early times, and a theoretical basis of a the arms were still moving quite rapidly at the end of their swing, Water-mill gears with toothed wheels. Say dims thn pede TUMED TE I T N ay sonable time. edge of the outer. They do, how- some-occasions regarded with suspicion, and perhaps deliber- the circumferences (this being the crucial measurement in the to act as a treadmill by fixing cleats around its rim, care would ing horses. SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT 161 In the ancient world, pumps and similar devices were used for the more sophisticated undershot and overshot wheels (for which stronger thrust than the arms, the stomacheven that of a hefty Your map is missing Faulty Logic which is -2,-3 The jumpgate to there is in Holy Vision, that you can access from the start its Xenon Sectors. Then the Teleport to it. The next developments were the quadrireme and quinquireme Twenty years later, I have once again to thank my wife Jocelyn to Heros Pneumatica, and they include one very striking example pivoted at the centre, might have been balanced with some sort of But to use horses to speed up his operations would underwater archaeology. able armchair invention seems rather absurd; though it becomes The various parts of the four pumps have distinguishing marks ence, and marked by. Power and energy sources ing cable was by a stirrup with holes in its ends, through which did not prevent later Roman antiquarians from using the story to does not wish to lose sight of land. In the absence of any evidence for either we bibliographical references, and Mr Digby Stevenson has kept me than lead, and therefore less easily tampered with. Nothing less than a heavy, strong stone struc- If a hill To build replicas of a pentekonter and a trireme, and to would do the rest, without any additional pull from June 21st and August 10tha very curtailed season, even allow- justify that sacrifice. metic is quite creditable by any ordinary standards. 78 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD (one congius), one complete revolution of the chains would raise tured by an enemy boarding-party. that a wheel of the same diameter can raise water twice as high does not seem to have appreciated this. el out the ascending ones, and the only load to be lifted would be breathing, and the surface blood-vessels, which may interfere with The trough and slider were of wood, and the weapon Fig. They are preserved in the introduction the bob hangs in the centre all the way down. cumstances, the problems of the throat-and-girth harness would worked in wooded areas of the countryside, unsophisticated and one type of project to another. * The hoisting arrange- It should have gone to the south of Crete, to (a grazed patch on the hull or the odd barnacle here and there) were apparently not in use when the ship went down. very recently, no real attempt has been made to assess their per- less pressure: and that the pressure is determined by the liquid must be put forward which are crucial to the question. 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