Paris:: Academy of Sciences 1835. 1835. 4to. 275 x 218 mm pp. 641-783. Unopened 9 large folding engraved plates. Modern quarter morocco over marbled boards gilt-stamped spine title. Fine. "Morin. . . had spent much time undertaking research into problems of mechanics and between 1833 and 1835 he had submitted a number of important memoirs to the Academy of Sciences. These memoirs presented the results of a series of carefully executed experiments on friction which he began planning in 1829. Due to the complicated experimental apparatus used built under the supervision of Poncelet the experiments only began in May 1831. They then continued without interruption until September of that year when funds given for the research were used up. The results confirmed and extended Coulomb's work on friction verifying its three general laws: friction is proportional to the normal force exerted; friction depends upon the nature of the surfaces in contact but is independent of the area of contact; and within large limits friction is independent of velocity. He also devised an apparatus to study the laws of falling bodies. It consisted of a cylinder rotating beside the falling body set up in such a way that a marker on the falling body describes a curve on the cylinder. He was able to give an accurate experimental proof of Galileo's result that distances travelled by a falling body increase as the square of the times. In 1849 Morin working with Poncelet invented the dynamometer of rotation which together with later refinements became the basic investigative tool in the study of work. He had already published work on dynamometers in Notice sur divers appareils dynamometriques Paris 1841 a work which describes the recording mechanism onto paper as well as describing a mechanical integrator used so that results of longer experiments could be read off directly. His results on mechanics were all published in the five volume work Lecons de mecanique pratique a l'usage des auditeurs des cours du Conservatoire des arts et metiers 1846-1853. Joseph Bennett made an English translation under the title Fundamental ideas of mechanics and experimental data which was published in 1860." "The teaching of mechanics at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers had begun in 1819 and other theoretical subjects had been introduced in the 1820s. As professor of mechanics Morin who never renounced his army commission drew heavily on the theoretical and practical work of his friend and teacher Poncelet and of other military officers. He also used the Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers to promote a two-way flow of theory and practice between the military and private industry. Morin was Professor of Mechanics for ten years and then in 1849 he became Director of the Conservatoire. He served in this leading role for 30 years and greatly improved the efficiency and influence of the Conservatoire. One of his greatest achievements was opening the first teaching laboratory of engineering in 1852." Morin's works include: Nouvelles experiences sur le frottement faites a Metz en 1831 1832 Experiences sur les roues hydrauliques a axe vertical appelees turbines 1838 Experiences sur le tirage des voitures faites en 1837 et 1838 1839 Notice sur divers appareils dynamometriques 1841 Conservatoire des Arts et Metiers. Catalogue des collections 1851 Notions geometriques sur les mouvement et leurs transformations o elemens de cinematique 1857 Rapport de la commission sur le chauffage et la ventilation du Palais de Justice 1860 Etudes sur la Ventilation 1863 Des machines et appareils: destines a l'elevation des eaux 1863 Notes sur les appareils de chauffage 1866 and Salubrite des habitations. Manuel pratique du chauffage et de la ventilation 1868. His work on ventilation made him a leading world expert on the topic and he used this knowledge in undertaking research into carbon monoxide in rooms heated by iron stoves in 1869 and research into the preservation of flour in 1870. St. Andrew's University J.J. O'Connor and E.F. Robertson. [Academy of Sciences], [1835]. hardcover
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Oshawa: Robert McLaughlin Gallery 1984. 98 pp 8" H x 8 1/4" D. B&w photographs. Catalogue of an exhibition of the work of the Canadian sculptor. Contents: Acknowledgements; Exhibition schedule; Lenders to the exhibition; Sculpture in a dialogue with architecture: Ron Barid Joan Murray; So what's it supposed to be anyway Ron Baird; The Exhibition; Letter to Ron Baird: George Farrow; Commission history: Margaret Jackson and Alexandra Morin. Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - minor edge wear one tiny corner crease on front cover soft corner crease and soft wrinkle on rear cover very light rubbing. Spiral binding. Very Good. Robert McLaughlin Gallery Paperback
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