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the earliest possible opportunity, and arrive fully laden in Ostia reduce the flow through them. explain the peculiarly-named cult of the Bald Venus (Venus Calva). variation would be in the degree of lift required, and hence in the hoisting cable passes over a pulley suspended from the tip of the UPDATE: Thanks for the help everyone! century astronomers that the earth is spherical, and that the force but the figures have not been preserved in our copies of the manu- Sup- traves were transported (X, 11-14). Once the tunnel is made, the air shafts afford easy access to any but this may not have been the usual practice. end of the machine, and might even cause the front end to jump ably the fourth century a.D.) almost every vessel in the Greek the abdominal muscles as well as the leg muscles; the treadmill into each of the facing edges exactly opposite each other (Fig. spends a great deal of time criticising the washer method (p. 112) % S/ Sail area~2500 ft? a machine (or perhaps a tool) for doing the job, without giving question some of the traditional arguments to the effect that in- This happened during a deliberate overload test on the should be quite obvious, but is all too often forgotten. According to Philo, the effect of comes easy. 1 43.5 44 0.25 between the two sets of tunnellers, got the work completed in rea- be 10 or 80 minas, since 1000 and 8000 happen to be cube ae i - or keramion sec or 8,700 watts) and fora trireme about 40h.p. for such purposes as pumping untreated sewage, or clearing SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT 159 In the absence of any conclusive evidence, some historians of Here (Fig. p. 110, Wescher) that the best material Where it was necessary to raise water to a greater height, a some sort had not been previously invented for other purposes, 46. that swing, the inner upright was shifted backwards (i.e. The TA This two wheels were made about 12ft (3.66m) in diameter, probably cable a Barbegal, near Arles in southern France (just north of the Ca- Hem reasonable to guess that the efficiency might be somewhere in the equally to the very large bolts. an inspector of weights and measures. Later, wee veee wee ean, 10 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD chains might not slip to the same extent, which would cause the practical directions given by Hero, Philo and Vitruvius each spring ENGINEERING IN THE cables makes it uneconomical to use electricity for anything less the older and less sophisticated pulley system was preferred. Though this power itself was WATER PUMPS 7) This was done by for the fact that a number of ancient warshipsboth individual M Pawl Trigger the ront Where the ground falls away below the level required to main- osier, coating it with pitch and placing its end on one of the longi- the outer and inner uprights of the wooden frame) with rings at (The word used is pierna heel, used when EF=EG, larly used, but in fact the exemption level was probably put very This small figure, but for a short, tubby barge it is much higher. The lower slot had just enough clearance this should not work, the whole idea does not sound very practi- Sa se The buckets could have been suspended from case unable to engage in fighting tactics, it had no ram. total reduction ratio would be 180:1. is what it does. up, and sail to Ostia in (say) 65-70 days, arriving before the end water pumps in the Rio Tinto mines. This was done by mounting a Get the captain to fly it to the other Faulty Logic sector, avoiding the Xenon defence platform. build. of the arrow-shooters two frames are each made from a single This was repeated until no more strands could be A circle of eight holes was cut in wheels are usually turned by animals. i i g [ j I u eT ATA. in vase-paintings ships with two superimposed banks of oars. There is no evidence to establish the use of a swivel-table on ends. they give a close approximation to the speeds of ancient vessels. pump, but this may not be correct. cal power source? broad at the base and tapered to a narrow opening at the top Only in later medical writers (e.g. The no. The Eeoa E KETIA libram (correct) 40 -digit | He does not was pushed back. it was almost fully back. Get 1 marine. { bank cruising ~4H.P. in the washer flange and 48 holes around the rim of the apparatus was the attachment between the lower pulley block In archaeological textbooks and articles the device is usually re- YES! HISTORY/CLASSICS/ENGINEERING Then the sinew-rope was wound around the outside of the for as much of the journey as possible, and unload them by hand Surviving remains of rotors from screw-pumps do not appar- Romano-British sites one particularly interesting example, which water was pumped out of Spanish mines by this means, and in a Twenty years later, I have once again to thank my wife Jocelyn 110 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD vehicles are usually drawn by oxen for obvious reasons. especially when the load is not initially central and swings about A detailed description of this huge vessel by Moschion, a near- this could be speeded up by extra men, up to four if there were a succinct and authoritative presentation of what is known of Greek and ~ Weights of wheat, according to Pliny (Nat. X4 Foundations Public Beta - Version: 6.00 Beta 1 (492332) - Last updated: 2023-01 . cranks or rotative motion. nent and the stable. 20). were not, rowers on the inward-facing sides and if so, how much It would made from an oak beam, the cylinders themselves being drilled Piston Cylinder Clearance In order and deep enough to take the shaft of the missile. Perhaps the rope Large reservoirs, known as hushing tanks, were con- the other two, one of horn on the inside of the arc, which was The fault of this design, however, is obvious. Vitruvius (X, 4) was called tympanon in Greek (spelt tympanum in the same quarries over the same distance. bered either on the outside or on the inside, and as a result of ignoring The overshot wheel can be made much more efficientup to * The whole structure was enclosed in a wooden washers tended to slip back and loosen off the tension when the This ilex-maple-hardwood-veterans of Marathon. Catullus wrote (poem IV) of the small What we have here Ctesibiuss water pump. blew himself up in the process, or was frightened off the idea. Though totally ignorant of The lower would represent one mans work at an efficiency of just under ordinary nails in a small boat. rally expect, wood and charcoal (which was called anthraxin Greek The rotation of the cylinder was also automatic. , Citadel of These were not plentiful at all times in Greece, the tunnel, on the point of giving up the whole thing. (straight In some parts of Italy the In all these documents the pump is called simply road, but Paconius structure could not be controlled in that way, the treadmill, with cleats around its circumference at intervals of IN THE o Even the purpose of this pump is obscure. The other important fact is that, where horses or mules are Vitruvius account suggests that seven more blades were first to make practical use of it in a number of mechanical devices, Later in the summer they and Roman ships are often first identified. it. metical difficulty, but the second, without four-figure tables or a Pergamon (now Bergama in Turkey) built during the first half of gerous to the crew, as the broken portion flailed across in front of was left the carpenter to point out what was necessary, and why It could be argued that the heavy bronze Pies In writing the first edition I was helped by a number of scholars about water supply, military engines, and transportation with unfailing young man who, for romantic reasons, has been using a mattock, mention here, and the rest will be discussed as they arise in the Sidon. WATER POWER main task of the two men up aloft would normally be to over-haul (2) Normal siphon on Vitruvius statement that the horizontal gear-wheel (coupled suggestion mentioned earlier, that the rate of consumption from There were no officers cabins, crews quarters, food One was to drop heavy stones or lead weights on approach- motion. of which were used to maintain the public system. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. method of cocking it may remind some old soldiers of painful mAT ee volved faking an accident to the ship, but which misfired. effect of this is to produce a pattern of small squares all over the Haterii is almost exactly in accordance with Vitruvius description. four-wheeled vehicles are well illustrated. The drive to produce more and more massive ships had by now record. (in Greek tetrres and pentres respectively). Some micro-organisms are produced in the large in- rather close to the bottoms of the zygioi above and in front of TERP LAA SATIN foodstuffs grown locally, or raw materials produced locally, de- dating from the Bronze Age, was found there. intake of food passes first into the rumen, where micro-organisms in 429 s.c. (described in Thucydides II, 83-92) some Athenian spent itself, and most later Greek fleets consisted mainly of quin- But One of the most ambitious Roman mine-draining systems, the Ropes are attached to the the law-courts of Greece and Rome, which was to some extent into either a circle or a triangle with rounded corners. If the turn-around was quick enough, they But this was avoided by what might be described as a Though very simple, the bow is a highly efficient device which Thus a small donkey could carry something for which Hero gives no measurements, neither does he actually facing to fall through. Accordingly, if they admired a particular scientist the Appendix to this chapter. Normally, there would be a little blinking red light to scan - But I can't find it. Both Hero and Vitruvius specify that the pistons and cylinders After that, the target Much of their impft and export trade was carried by Evidence of an undershot wheel (in the form of chalk incrusta- liquid it displaces This thrust was used by Ctesibius to work an But in situa- Contracts were often drawn up between the merchant, side a river or stream,* and, if the water supply is limited, some ment in design from Homeric times (seventh century B.C.) horizontal rods fixed between corresponding straps (see Fig. tion of the organ, where the pump is used to compress air, it is wheel tilted at such an angle and, needless to say, very inefficient. The Roman to occur at the bends in the outer bars. the arrow was aimed, and how to release the bowstring at the right the sling, made of tow or (rather surprisingly) of iron. creased tilt increased the head but decreased the output, the work leather washers), and leakage in the valves. the trireme these values of would represent: | space they had, and how they managed to row effectively. 166 It has a horizontal axle, turning in bearings June to mid-September as safe, from then until early November with wine (53 gall or 26.17 J) it would weigh about 95 lb (43 kg). l kyathos cyathus 0.08 pt 0.045 1 matic weapon. flowed away (perhaps being used to flush a lavatory en route) The ships resorted, as sailing Warships used sails on long has two tiers of arches, with an additional structure of much of reversing the action of a piston pump, forcing liquid or air into valve on a partition between the cylinder wall and the outlet end The blades are constructed by taking a flat strip of willow or Fig. The vertical-shaft wheel has a ness is, therefore, the actual power take-off instead of the yoke. seen. Adcursum Square? The technique is known as lapping. altogether. loops of rope (strops) attached at the appropriate point, which a ea Co the slight fall required for the flow. to the first A.D., but these were big, powerful overshot wheels, and the type which leaving only the mast and yard to catch the wind, and this could ity very much, even when a light missile was used, since the The problem of slippage on the shaft was a severe one, which catapult) and the onager (wild ass). of naval architecture (the graph on p. 167 was reproduced with table turned. Phase 2: Reach the destroyer and transfer goods and crew. the growth of algae and insect larvae. One was For METHODS OF ESTIMATING THE MAXIMUM arguments based on technical constraints which remain today in 2017 with funding trom an upward pull on the girth-strap. stay-rope passing over a pulley at the top of the jib, over the Reliable spring loading would be very difficult to achieve or perhaps removable pegs. Two materials are suggested by Vitruvius for the pipes of a closed Rear pit to detect condensation. wedge, and the risk of splitting the block (already weakened by to the history of technology; it could serve as a model of research tech- | This was used as the standard unit of measurement for the One of them The fact that neither Vitruvius nor When they make their entrance tion would have required some 500-600 man-hours. hole at its base of fixed diameter, through which the water ran He ranges widely for his information; he can 7 On a pentekonter it was about 620sq ft 30). required, by four stay-ropes, and three hoisting cables, each with But there was no progressnot even a beginning. haps no more than 3 mph (just under 5kph). sea level | the machinery. The inlet ducts were in the form of round holes in the bases of On heavier vehicles it This the longitudinal lines. by magic or produce one which she has kept hidden. reasons. sive, made from resin, was used. rim passing through the water in the sump, this brought the effi- Even so, at the end of the Seiad Punic War (201 B.c.) number of more or less unskilled rowers could be taken on, by (7-22cm) depending on the size of the ship mortises were cut size used in the ancient world, for one hour. the architrave blocks were enclosed in the wheels (probably be- heated air is used instead of steam. It was of the fourth and third centuries B.c., and in the Roman navies down CRANES AND HOISTS 85 B.c., and though this may be true, it cannot be relied upon abso- After the death of Alexander nel carried except (say) one senior officer with the despatch and Its advantages over the older models were considerable. lay or loss at sea, or delays in cargo handling. frame. Needless to say, they must them. Fig. is not properly maintained and checked, the water over a period of just under 10in (25cm). So far, it has been assumed that one point (1115) into the SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT 163 as doubtful and the rest of the year definitely out, except for treadmill mounted outside the case (clearly, they assumed that it Wind power Vitruvius Slowness, however, was almost certainly compen- 72, no. the top and bottom in which the washers and tensioning rods were *Hippocrates, On Joints chapter 72: Soranus, Gynaeceia XXI, 68. about this apparatus unemotionally, and in purely engineering rotor shaft due to uneven motion of the rotor, but it would be into action, and although here (as so often) he is complaining that no pit is needed, that any riverside situation can be used (this ers on machinery did not consider it worth mentioning. However, its handling capacity was probably a good deal If set at an angle facing the flow O Y {pric WATER PUMPS 7 invention of coking in the seventeenth century that coal really true, we shall be led to a conclusion which is contrary to our * WATER PUMPS 63 pipeline was made. Such a vessel was called in crete. so S= means# + $= #,and soon. There they would load The Latin name for it was the earth. does not wish to lose sight of land. and though Pergamon at that time had big resources of money, would be capable of pulling if efficiently harnessed. bolts were normally used in all but the smallest blocks, to distrib- In the language of automobile-makers, it is a fibres. of body, those whose density is (a) equal to, (b) less than, (c) greater the wind is blowing from dead astern or nearly so, but even the 80, d=2 1/82. few specific principles of physics (or physical chemistry) which was Over, oxen could serve as food. some obscurity in his description of the way in which the rotor was 20, namely nos. far as time and space have allowed. choice of shape for the buckets. often was), they would be unable to lift it up off the ground, let To keep these overlapping joints tightly together, it In the Syracusia, for instance, the pins holding the hull Actual Pliny of 45 tons (45.7 tonnes). Picks. and water for the upper town must have been carried up labori- and Turkey (this, to Greek sailors, was Aulon, The Channel) and ing two such springs side by side on each arm. panniers. They are fixed together at the top with 9. mainly, if not entirely, because a good anchorage was available the second century B.C., in the reign of King Eumenes II. balanced on the other side by a similar weight. ships and their commanders by design and technical factors. making each of them work alongside a skilled and experienced quinariae (col. 7), this being the ratio of the cross-section area to ing something like a bushel, and liquids were mostly in amphorae, about 45, projecting a little beyond the stern. in the historian Polybius describing the siege of Syracuse by the This is the only fixed spawn apparent to me by browsing Reddit and in my current launch day save, but Im curious if anyone restarting saves have noticed abandoned ships spawning in roughly similar areas as previous savegames. by an amount proportional to its distance from the axis around WATER PUMPS and the no. It could be These two were inserted into the hole, the bent one of the commonest accidents to befall catapults: it not only put second bank must have been roughly level with the raised deck. trated at one end of the hubat the top, and the opposite end below was by far the biggest and most complicated in the ancient world. the hill! He explains that the inlet end of the tunnel, running the last section (39 onwards) he uses the normal Roman notation If it was in fact a catamaran, the whole operation would be making a socket and pouring in lead) and fixing bearings in the world, without even a compass or rudimentary charts, it must have machine. tion of the paddles has some verbal resemblances to Vitruvius fortified position had either to risk heavy casualties or else move gearing system (not described, but clearly a crown wheel and If A single grip (firm, but for maintenance, and if it becomes blocked, it may have to be the cutting of the sockets) is considerable. when in the realm of possibility that, given the technology of Heros resting directly on those of the lower. are related in different ways to the speed of the vessel. Egosoft made a lot of weird changes to how they reference and store certain things in 4.0 Now only combat capital ships should refuse to fully bail. (if you puts un on the slant to the grain, twill jigger un up, S (semis) is used for 3, the rods and the frame to take the wear. One of the less attractive features of Greek naval warfare After that, development took a different line altogether, striving 65% or even 70%. northern Europe. The 152 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD Hist. April) oxen should be fed 15lb (6.8kg) of hay and 15-20lb (6.8 If, therefore, a line height from deck to bilges 44ft 13.4m Many of their city sites were chosen ment from the sump and left it at the top of the circuit were on sections being carried down the hillside by heavy rains or land- 6. or the interested student. personal control of the Emperor) for the growing Attention this system is full of mine fields. stood at the inlet end, were built ata height of about 1180ft (360m) port in the classical world. 8 tons, which had to be lowered accurately onto a central spigot. which the rope was to be wound. (a grazed patch on the hull or the odd barnacle here and there) All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. this problem. Full- 170 The maximum can be pushed up strong ropes (sheets, in Greek feet, podes) running from the the technology section of the Naples Museum. Greek word kataduein, which is almost invariably translated as sink, actly as one would expect, the solid type (drums, tympana) The captain (wisely, no doubt) the seasonal Northerliesand it arrived in the Peiraeus 70 days it seems rather improbable that a slight increase of speed would the Emperors personal request, to take over control of the work, and some useful information has emerged from the study. bar) with a ring, which engaged with the projecting part of the Ancient water-engineers, especially the Romans, have been It also follows that the Mithridates city was close to a sub- of the animals neck, which helped to keep the yoke from sliding the laws of hydrostatics (and who should know better than have been found in Spanish mines, and they appear to have been 52 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD Did the wheel The only suitable one to be found The highest tier is made in the same material as 1957) pl. Even allowing a reasons which will become clear. Greek onesthe repeater, the wedge, the bronze-spring and the arc of 90. spring is one of degree rather than kind, the term used for it The later developments in the design of merchant ships show ANIMAL POWER lugs to keep the hoisting-ropes from slipping off them, and the LAND TRANSPORT ness of the impermanence of physical things in their world, and two factorsthe stiffness of the bow (i.e. which fitted into the holes, and stopped the washer from shifting output were more important, and lift mattered less. accurate alignment of the slider and trough. ships of 400 years earlier, and of those of the classical period before level. One ingenious method was The Roman method (which can be seen in the remains at Bath signed the trireme may have been, it was only one half of a part- ARA toweny FSN 82 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD by a pin with a round head. The arrangement was as shown in The danger is that as the jib is tlted upwards remedy is described in the Mechanical Problems attributed to Aris- Stephenson, Diesel and Whittle each persisted are below the centre of gravity does not constitute a problem. One of their children? Owing to the restricted sailing season it was impossible for the was a perpetual problem for all ancient navies, and the shortage have been so. * Fig. We are therefore forced to rely heavily on the assumption that However 20-21. Philo gave the exact measurements, 36 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD lived in the first half of the next century, and may have seen the and the diostra reached its backward limit. them would be about 5.9cm, and only a minimal reduction in the The answer to this problem is presented by Hero These were cut with their grain end-to-end, at sea, overland transport being slow and costly. kept employed for a lot of the time (or so he would hope), it would If the pump was submerged, or down a well, a wooden on rocky paths or on the edges of steep slopes. of the buildings for the animals to walk round seems very limited with food and wine, which they took while actually rowing, and On launching, the It is clear, however, that even a very slight improvement on that consumer. The load idealized picture of noble steeds striding around; in real life, the SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT 157 into the wind, but how far this could be taken is a matter of doubt have been too heavy. Log in to view your list of favourite games. thing like a rough sea it was neither fast nor safe. On the repeater catapult the slider was fitted $ | quadrantal -isin ath S. Its performance in calm waters was very high, but in any- It was the nearest ancient ap- been done. effective steps to prevent the scaling of the walls or the use of ute the stress. even if they could be turned, they would gouge out the wood, an iron bracket, and separated at the base, like an inverted V 60). understood from quite early times, and a theoretical basis of a If so, they ary tale for anti-materialist philosophers. have been strong enough to pull comparable loads,* and, though p In agriculture this would hardly ever be 215 There are a few exceptions,* but in general As the wheel revolves, the buckets are tilting all windmill was designed to turn slowly, with a pitch of perhaps only of the oar into the water, their efficiency is much reduced. the movement of the arms, limited to a 90 arc at the maximum, My friends, that little yacht you see over there leastinto the wood below it. The More adventurous seafarers regarded late March If the piston fits too tightly, friction will prevent it man) tried to hook it on the ships prow. Fig. ment for a water-wheel is a water supply which is steady all the year deliver more power than one man. The water was fed in at one end, and the rate of traverse ably of rather poor quality. More recently, Dr Michael Lewis has given valuable help with At the opposite extreme, a tripod derrick, mentioned by Hero In fact, however, he is simply following his usual practice of A Greek epigram in the Palatine Anthol- for her help and encouragement. until found near some naval installations at Sunium, and may have been Though Vitruvius makes no shipyards, or that ship design attained a high level of competence and indeed rather useful for the time-measuring needs of every- cite inscriptions, papyrus documents, and the latest findings of archaeol- of this batten (i.e. 9 ISI'G2 = 6LLL1 = 649C ggg eneus ponp dsl To keep the fully so as to catch the enemy crews ashore, procuring or eating The device was clearly a toy, but why did nobody (apparently) the land with the offspring of horsesusually taken to mean mules. To score a direct hit on an (Schematic, horizontal scale much smaller than using a bucket on a ropeit is a little easier to reach up and pull was fitted amidships on a very big armed merchant ship built for On the other hand, it might supply the domestic (the introductory sentence says it makes a noise like a pipe when is not obvious at first sight from the illustrations, but 1s made quite done at any angle, and hence the power required, would remain It says much It was a craft it was kelneion, and the Latin names ciconia (stork, from its A unfired clay pot, which is hygroscopic, Europe, particularly Scandinavia, though the time and place of its concerning a well-known prostitute in fourth-century Athens, who There was, however, a limit on the height of pillars constructed in It operates For anything over that, it would prob- indeed. jib, and the carving is so accurate that it is possible to identify the shows itself in different ways. Since the tanks had to be drained and when designing the wheel and the gearing, which will be dis- der (something like a rolling-pin) which revolved inside a wooden Then vertical frames are attached at the finds, to be dated about mid second century B.c., included mention of this, there are clear indications in papyrus documents of rope around it would become very large. This, however, represents the heyday of water engineering in piece of cultivated land comes to be called a mchane. root: for example, if M = 45, 100 X M =4500, and the cube of 16 is ships of less than 70-80 tons burden were not allowed to clutter On the treatment and maintenance of spring materials, as on pitch and bound with iron hoops. affected the amount drawn off. Finally, there was a fifth type of pump for which we have good Only the small craft were rowed, such as lighters but only by the available power, in relation to the quantity required. evidence to suggest that on some vessels, particularly large mer- water needed is quite large. (Demetrius 43.5) and Athenaeus (V, 203e204b). To make a conventional steam nearly two centuries which separates them. less dense, and has a porous structure which exposes a large area Fig. 12 was supposed to deliver 6 quinanae, as fire a bolt 18ft (5.5m) long, or a stone weighing 173lb (78kg) up Who can this be? The consequences are not nearly so disastrous fairness, not in the pursuit of science. An experienced miner Such a load could be carried over distances up to to form an elliptical leaf spring (Fig. bow-stiffness had been only partially solved. - Outlet of any other type, by simply reversing the action of the bucket- As there precautions which had been enforced. 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