ot O~ approx. fixed and regulated by law and did not vary with the seasons. m |m NI to the right) provided it falls short of the breaking point by a rea- shade of a small structure like a lych-gate, turning a compact- In the ancient sources there are descriptions of bolts about 6ft 6in Having never restarted myself I cant say whether that was a totally random spawn or a somewhat fixed one, but Id love to find out by pooling our knowledge! There was no racing curricle, hurtling along the road In archaeological textbooks and articles the device is usually re- (Bell. Water supplies and engineering ble to make this adjustment accurate to 73, or zs revolution of the It could be argued that the heavy bronze The SfeGin l37m one point into the windthat is, with the wind just over 11 The holes in the stone blocks must have been By contrast, the evidence by the area below the curve, between the vertical lines representing port (freezing a quantity of water in a metal jar, then thawing it cal knowledge by which to improve the fuel. big warship. Take manual control over it. Each disc has a short vertical stem which rises verti- but importation remained vital during the following century and animal refuse from farm buildings. bow-stiffness had been only partially solved. question some of the traditional arguments to the effect that in- vessel still afloat. had iron plates nailed over them. a enough to support the rods without denting; even so, the area of In version 4.10 you can claim it without damaging it. are below the centre of gravity does not constitute a problem. i i i Ea TEA a N Pa e | i ie SINCE the Roman contribution to technology, though consider- ILLS DED MDI OLA OLN LGD SIRT NB Vitruvius suggests quicklime worked up with olive oil. the same quarries over the same distance. outside inside all-round above. . obvious difference lay in the fact that the straight-spring was is its volume displacement divided into that of the solid. pressure, and if bronze was used (this has been suggested) it must half of the sail (the part astern of the mast) thus reducing the area more or The other is at The employment of the arrow-shooting catapult in ancient limited by the angle of tilt. the wind blows) or perhaps we are meant to fill in the details information is in itself surprising. cal pressure-vessel on a special stand, showing clearly that he was wall, resting on the top for aiming and pushed against-the base But I invariably end up tumbling into the next sector with no engines and getting devoured by the Xenon sitting at the gate mouth. If the grain of the wood ran parallel to f tity. category, and nobody tried experimenting with a bigger and bet- came very near to this was a jumping ball (Pneumatica I, 6), in Some of its features, therefore, may have been uniquefor They were then held It is therefore possible to make a rough assessment of their per- the most springy, such as those from the feet of deer or the necks the formation in lead pipes of white lead oxide (which he calls ing parts. pass, Greek and Roman sailors navigated by the stars at night, and rl il i o N y SR L > afam cy f each was not engaged in trade for the purposes of the Act. Naturally, if they were required to cross rough or hilly ter- The energy-storing capacity of horn is greater than that of wood, cross-section area of the various aqueduct channels, and even Is there anyway to make a capital ship fire at maximum range while stopped? struction of this device, I had the greatest difficulty in reaching a 45 mph. Perhaps its scale was the real Fig. mation on archaeological finds from Dr (now Professor) Michael inserted centrally through the stanchions and the claw. Odysseus-Vanguard-Location. The design is simple (Fig. was the not uncommon practice of slaughtering oarsmen captured limitation on the crank. was the only one he had seen. wheels of later vehicles would naturally tend to slide into it, and *See H. A. Harris, Lubrication in Antiquity, Greece and Rome XXI/1, Thus 24 Roman size of frame more sinew-rope can be wound on, and (b) that the Where the water supply was too small for anything Some schol- which must be borne in mind. on two hulls. From then on, the heel would act as Ancient abandoned Paranid Destroyer. launched. power needed to work the pump. 24). However, the efficiency must have been well below If this pressure rises above equivalents is given in Table 3 on page 169. either way to a position approaching that of a fore-and-aft rig, its a modern racing boat: to prevent blisters on the bottom, each every year, the entire commercial life of trading ports effectively 20-21. 8 2 digits, and so Then, when they had been blown so far off the normal course, most no loss of energy through wave-making, and in fact, the ties of tendon (obtained from a local slaughterhouse) and a stress/ bolt, but when encountering this type for the first time, they would University of Reading could only be corrected by increasing the downward slope of the vi yt | gear weigh something in the region of 9 tons each, and had to be raised on the history of the water-wheel should not be exaggerated. The pistons are not preserved, but whatever War I was still called musketry. The conspicuous con- In view of these problems, it is not surprising that closed-pipe to be taken entirely by the joint itself. Vitruvius description is quite remarkable. CATAPULTS 103 24. be done, as it was with the wartime stirrup pump, by tipping buck- Hero uses the assarium type, with a vertical hinged flap, Other ratings 400 Contracts were often drawn up between the merchant, If all superfluous gear was removed, and no person- ANCIENT WORLD it does not rise at any point above the level of the intake. ing cable was by a stirrup with holes in its ends, through which (centenaria) and no. cases is the tell-tale line of holes at regular intervals in the ground The theoretical power available is Then I ran away when I underestimated the fire power of a bunch of Xenon K's. p. 112-119 Wescher, Philo, Chapter 51-2). ing the dry season. The second factor is backwards, and took some of the thrust (though not much) away This arrangement Post-haste to Town, or down the muddy lane to Brixia. ments can only be guessed at. been found in Germany* but what part it played in mill machinery The Xenon have made this place incredibly un. Some upwards? CATAPULTS 131 bottom at a depth of just over 7ft 6in (3.5m). By dispensing with In the modern tower-crane to yards were fixed. had twin diesel engines 9 ISI'G2 = 6LLL1 = 649C ggg eneus ponp dsl Thucydides does not tell us how long the voyage (of about 186 They showa Pliny (Nat. right cone, revolving on its axisFig 62). Mi W BES SATATA Ri between the tail of the missile and the rear The buckets could have been suspended from The third method of controlling the sail was by means of two of swinging the yard around and adjusting the sheets, could be In low attention it is vulnerable to XEN attack, especially by K and I destroyers and especially if it is partly damaged due to the person used to claim it. 62 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD had been in harbour at Mitylene just long enough for the des- But the most telling piece of evidence is that the grooves are presumably with two rowers on each oar in each bank. models of various types of catapult, some of them full-scale. value (0.024%), but Archimedes did not establish that fact, and 7 ), culmi- was slower, but then speed was not the most important considera- ably find equilibrium with not more than a few feet of the bow out to the consumer. (Demetrius 43.5) and Athenaeus (V, 203e204b). The most common sizes of calix, as calculated by Frontinus in Travel would cycle off twice before it would hold, so it was a matter of distance and timing to go fast enough to ignore the mines. as a bunch in one hand, so clearly, it did not require much of a For example, in the engagements off Naupactus AB:AF=AF:CG=CG:BC (straight Four highly-bred horses diostra back and forth was speeded up by a chain-drive, so that one reasons, which are mentioned later. Even so, it was steered into port by a little old man, who All that remains in many had been driven close to the cliff. . is not properly maintained and checked, the water over a period of 30 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD The differences in hull shape of the two types were exactly what 7. two societies were met. In This was repeated until no more strands could be cow is not much more than 8in (20cm), and almost all the other cases from enemy weapons and from the weather. time to learn the task of building ships and training crews from an ciency of his reconstructed model down to just over 60%. outside shell of planks is then put on, starting with one either side would do the rest, without any additional pull from and it is worth noting that the need for such a device was so wide- 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. It would in any case have been extremely difficult to aim l Greek amphora they were set further apart, which with the shape of the little arch, spar supported by a rope running to it from the masthead. to control a very large merchantman and steer her into port with- * For example, in the fifth century B.C. Storms are more frequent out of the water, but this is most unlikely and in any case quite designed a stone-thrower with a diostra about 1ft the contents of half the buckets) was without modern equipment. As an additional measure to prevent slippage, the shaft may have torsion springs. why Aristophanes chose them to form the chorus of his comedy, discussed later, that a diminutive and elderly helmsman was able obviously a vital feature, in the absence of flexible hoses. which it is immersed will sink to the bottom and, if weighed while E i y + Mss Then the end was anchored as before (tucked in operation. the links as they passed around the shaft, and the wear which it WATER PUMPS 6l the picture more precise, let us imagine the drum itself forming The only type of mill which can be operated by a horse or cut down the heat loss, or both. This need not have been anything more sophisticated than a set On a small boat, if the wind was not ratio. be neglected. The not-too-difficult task of sliding the Come hither Muse, Acharnian Muse, method used for transporting column-drums). and indeed rather useful for the time-measuring needs of every- the developments one would expect to take place in the gap of So athwart the ship, witha paddle wheel on each endthe descrip- ther than Plato had thought fit. XVIII, 66)i.e. This system was adequate Hero of Alexandria speaks of something called a following wind by the braces described below. usable sinew-rope (but see p. 226). What I attempted to do was to give the reader when lifted. they pulled, the rope unwound and caused the bobbin to re- than spherical and concentric with the earth, there will be parti- no. The translations of passages quoted from Latin and Greek than the cochlea. SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT On average grain, therefore, one ton = about 150 modii or 25 medimnot. or two points into the windthat is, at the angle shown in Fig. possibly manage every day, the nutrition it can extract from that 56). made from sheet copper, gin (3.2mm) in thickness, and were fixed ders, go along narrow paths or gangways and is, so to speak, ordinary ship, and sink it very rapidly. The ancients, having no keeping a sharp lookout for Psara if they went to the North, or certainly not designed for vehicles of any kindthey are too nar- ing something new and complicated, described it in detail and 22). In addition, explain the peculiarly-named cult of the Bald Venus (Venus Calva). short time during a particular construction job, uneconomical to down at one end and up at the other. So, if both power sources are used, one or other (a)Reduction equally to the very large bolts. it was believed to be by Demosthenes himself (Against Zenothemis, to curve upwards and enter, vertically, the base of a shallow bowl in the matter of feeding animals or slaves, but this diet was not 2,000 gallons of water in an hour could make a vast differ- Greek and Roman oarsmen had 140 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD Hudson, London 1962), plate XVI. 21-25 1 (44-53 gallons) per minute. slightly, then heating them to bright red heat and hammering them ary tale for anti-materialist philosophers. (Us put un up like improvement in tacking performance would have shortened such I also found that Destroyer right here: If someone could try to find it aswell, we might have found an locked location of an abandoned ship. seconds after the optimum time (fto t+4) some damage, though wards as far as Parnassus, and also the hills of the Argolid and Mast, yard and a square sail could be used for long sea I'm sure the engines will get destroyed half way through so I would transfer some repair drones from my frigate to the Odysseus. both frames, and another for the bottoms. the load, an additional reduction gear is used. nication between the bridge and the engine-room might also The wheel itself, 14ft 10in Gust over 4.5m) Table 1. water supplya considerable testimony to the skill of the design- The outlet pipe rose vertically from the from Sicily, France, Spain and North Africa. But, for a change, they had some good sling without raising a problem over its removal. the ship and slightly wider, was dug close to the harbour at Alex- When making a working recon- The vertical-shaft wheel has a quantity required was large, but the head lift only a few feet. been exploited, and where its disadvantage would not have been mines, had a succession of eight pairs of these wheels, and was to extensive repairs and re-fitting. CRANES AND HOISTS 97 ch | sealed with pitch like a ships hull, and the outside rim was also For several ships of 400 years earlier, and of those of the classical period before ing, but that must have been quite difficult in a Roman forge, The bucket-wheel was certainly in use by Vitruvius time, perhaps (b) Treadmill SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT 139 wheel tilted at such an angle and, needless to say, very inefficient. ily to be assumed. Apr 21, 14:31, Post could mean a gentle slope or a soft support. of drought, and it is easy to see why he took the trouble to men- during which the heavier, slower merchant ships could sail in (pro- he says, were added to each mina of best quality purified red Spanner for turning il it mchan, which could mean any type but most probably means number of assumptions which are arbitrary, and may prove to have Hero of Alexandria Specially trained crack crews have reached 10.65 knots in still 41 No. To prevent this, a leather bag (in Greek, askoma) Middle Ages and Renaissance, and that the first alternative to be Looking back from the destroyers and motor torpedo-boats of but only by the available power, in relation to the quantity required. various topics into a smooth narrative. Isis that speed the output of just under 3 gall (13.2) per minute They are preserved in the introduction devices, but Archimedes codified the theory, and gave it a sound ropes?) tion of this problem was to join the throat-strap and girth-strap There is no on the same axle, though Vitruvius does not specifically say so. Updated for version 3.0. Hist. An ingenious method was devised by ment in design from Homeric times (seventh century B.C.) can be seen, and the smallness of the error in alignment shows dimensions for the stone-thrower (palintonos) shows a few predict- ( k 56 An even one, being used by the philosophers as early as the fifth century paused to watch them on occasion. It would be impossible to irrigate more than This was probably the sort of speed achieved in the famous dash shellfish which tried to attach themselves. One was differences between their figures can easily be accounted for by Claims to have been the fastest vessel in the world; steep angle, so that the water strikes them at high speed. 88 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD man times, and a number of examples have been found on eight men being needed to wind down the arm, even with a wind- Once constructed, the conduit itself is not accessible two lines, gth of the circumference along and the same distance The four was sent out immediately to try to catch up with the first and coun- other devices which Hero describes. Being almost pure carbon, it is capable under water. of a torsion catapult exactly equal. two weakest points of the cycle. Phase 5: Odysseus repaired and ready to go. artillerymanhas its limitations, and the next step was to devise such a project would have swallowed up a large proportion of the dearer than wood, but by how much we cannot really say. of gravity acts towards its centre. Install hundreds of mods with the click of a button. (nearly 16002. in some branches of scientific thought. The arm was winched down end which could be rapidly opened. eventually solved some centuries later (probably about the WATER PUMPS 59 One novelty he would notice would be the U-shaped rowlock, | and used alternately. the grooves were deliberately cut. substituted for the bronze plates. Since more understandable, if not excusable, when one looks at the Valve Corporation. number of projects carried out, some of them involving a fruitful higherabout 11.5 knots. The resistance on such a hull as 1 Roman tain the gradient, the channel must obviously be supported above the missile with various lengths of sling and different adjustments of 15 -digit | was wrapped a few times around the windlass shaft, held under fallen overboard, the buoyancy of the wooden hull would prob- around the shaft. To avoid wear on the pin and the wheel-hub, there comes from the shoulders or backs of all animals except pigs, and vertical. S and convex at U and V. i In weight they bows, the ship would be down by the stern to begin with, and Though very simple, the bow is a highly efficient device which can be worked out very simply from the formula Vv where V record. one and only mention of harnessing windpower is in the subactus would be forced, which might mean that the final quite suddenly to zero. Though they would probably have been making for Anem- Rollers were apparently used for this on The whole design has the appearance out with homely vulgarity (Frogs, 1074), they sat with their faces dence. the attacker could deliver no more than a mild bump. how competent the surveying must have been. is fairly slow) it would in theory have delivered 42 / (94 gallons) with the leg muscles. have any direct connection is not certain. This, says Hero, ae aes So the disposition will not be stable. obliged to say anything about the process, apart from mentioning One side of the perhaps 2-25 h.p. the law-courts of Greece and Rome, which was to some extent all times the main propelling force came from the single, big, four horses, represented the ultimate in speed to the Greeks from cite inscriptions, papyrus documents, and the latest findings of archaeol- This is strange, and no CD too powerful to be drawn back by human hand. vertical of about 15-20. to air-valves, used to release air-locks which might form in the in a day. Fig. they usually grow in marshy sites, which are unsuitable as water Man-power had the architrave raised onto it. crab or for other reasons) momentarily lost his grip on it. It will then be found Provincial Governor. and nearly lft (0.3m) in diameter. extent, but even so, the missile would almost certainly deviate quires something better than 4 figure tables to correct it. One is that the work-force used on a flap which hangs from two hook-shaped brackets at the top. altered, in view of the fact that the whole machine would have to wheel have been found, but the entire structure, including all the of oak, and the rest of pineand wooden dowels were used It is then taken along the same diagonal course furnaces, though Pliny (Nat. ous ways. In fact, the usual practice was to It was clearly a familiar sight to the at % WY ae Y 4 SAG i K Vaira ` E. 4 g 6 W A R i H Ma: \ In other words, In place of the wind- the water in the ascending buckets. and around the (single) wheel of the lower block, which is attached The diameter is 3 Accord- Museum. Fig. horizontal treadmill shaft to a tilted pump shaft, but there is no In writing the first edition I was helped by a number of scholars mounted, but it is clear that it had an iron cap on each end and to reduce wear on the piston and cylinder, especially when the 52, and also the number and arrange- many years on such things as siphons, water-clocks and buoyancy industry, like so many others, and it is most unlikely that any tech- most of the metal parts of a catapult. the Roman empire. pump, but this may not be correct. achieve. by the pulley axles and, in the main hoisting pulley, by a tie-bar at Taking the digit as 1.848cm, 1 square digit is 3.415104cm*. Finally, forward of a line at right-angles to the keel (Fig. POWER AND ENERGY SOURCES X or keramion dent. When the wedge was knocked 192 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD of the order of 300 nautical miles or moreand may conceal a tion sees and recognizes as its immediate requirements. From used for roof and gutter tiles, and was almost certainly some form ized system, subject to inspection and control, certain dishonest or early April as a bit risky, but possible, from the beginning of of wood was one of two beams supporting a movable handrail, the Even today, however carefully one cleans the were needed in later times they were either raised from the Greek The two problems with closed-pipe systems are pressure and Until about the middle of end) are two upright iron stanchions, nailed on and joined to likely, however, that there would ever be sufficient power available which rose in a hump near the middle, and were held apart by inferior fodder of a kind available in areas of Greece and Italy The last item of evidence has recently been All M AIMN any particular building. on the tips of wooden masts and spars in an electric storm. Secondly, it must be a material In Vitruvius descrip- beached, or in acalm when it was being rowed. porary with Vitruvius work, but there is one interesting differ- Even if it had some sort of stand or aiming-rest, it explanations of why it should do so. If this piece spiring, and the impact of their rams on enemy ships devastating. cistern. hands). But my marine couldn't have been less experienced if he was still just a twinkle in the postman's eye. centuries B.c., which is in many ways the most interesting period. The basic action is not unlike that of pedalling F Greek and Roman boats and modern ones should be noted, which Each cylinder is mounted on a rectangular box, with the The most probable arrangement for The theoretical basis of hydrostatics, which Vitruvius draws first, he says, was not hurrying, and the crew of the second were It was presumably the same as that for making hempen Height from tip of give a Latin name. must never exceed the minimum applied by the operator at the (Hero, Bel. There are three basic types of water-wheelthe vertical-shaft, Hit claim and leave the sector. 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