Design the foundation for a gas engine with a vertical cylinder andverticauy oscillating parts, for the following data:1. Total weight of engine4500 kg.2. Speed of rotation3. Unbalanced vertical force260 r.p.m.1 tonne4. Base dimensions of the engine = 1 m x 2.5 m5. Elevation of machine base above ground = 1 m%3D%3!Weak silty sand exists to a depth of 0.5 m followed by a dense sand to a depthof 6 m. The unit weight of moist sand is 1.7 t/ m.

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Design the foundation for a gas engine with a vertical cylinder and verticauty oscillating parts, for the following data: 1. Total weight of engine 2. Speed of rotation 3. Unbalanced vertical force = 4500 kg. 3 260 г.p.т. 1 tonne %3D 4. Base dimensions of the engine 5. Elevation of machine base above ground Weak silty sand exists to a depth of 0.5 m followed by a dense sand to a depth of 6 m. The unit weight of moist sand is 1.7 t/ m. 1 mx 2.5 т %3D =1 m

Design the foundation for a gas engine with a vertical cylinder and verticauty oscillating parts, for the following data: 1. Total weight of engine 2. Speed of rotation 3. Unbalanced vertical force = 4500 kg. 3 260 г.p.т. 1 tonne %3D 4. Base dimensions of the engine 5. Elevation of machine base above ground Weak silty sand exists to a depth of 0.5 m followed by a dense sand to a depth of 6 m. The unit weight of moist sand is 1.7 t/ m. 1 mx 2.5 т %3D =1 m

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