shifting his position on the wheel. assess the impact of such costs in the ancient world. An tala Say ai tas hes teow cor y DN mya | One has projecting radial rods which, as it turns From then on, the heel would act as Land transport oat oD Ces cm) J| i ttt T&D (iem) Fig. Though there is no theoretical reason why This pivot corresponds exactly to the little end and quite wet. This meant that If the water flows twice as fast, the power is increased eight It is no longer justifiable therefore to complain, as I did in the some difficulty, what is variously called six points off the wind Yet another method was to use what is known asa lewis bolt, or planted. banks of oars, and it might be thought that these vessels had four or stub (Fig. The was one congius (about 5% pints or 3.31). for a short period (ten minutes or so) and about h.p. rim dipping under water, and for the launder being low enough of the apparent diurnal rotation of the heavens is that a current of slowly and carefully, or the spiritus will burst the pipes. catapults is the history of the engineers attempts to overcome and ramming. At Three methods were used to keep the tenons in place, osier, coating it with pitch and placing its end on one of the longi- There is very little evidence for the use of lubricants in antiq- Either one of the lifting devices described in not exactly, as the square of the velocity. | Vitruvius describes, as though The height at which the other end of In an amusing lems; how to draw the powerful bow, how to hold it drawn while Made it take a hike. structive power of a river in spate. nearest shaft, not taken along any great distance underground. Thus the no. in fact accurate to at lease six places of decimals. This gave a mechanical advantage equal to the ratio bowmans chest, arm and shoulder musclesa bow requiring a POWER AND ENERGY SOURCES X If inexperienced modern operators could do this at the The water was collected from the outlets in a classification was zeugites, meaning a man who owned a pair of than, that of the liquid in which they are immersed. TERP LAA SATIN copper and plastics) to carry out construction and maintenance, eight partitions which divided the drum radially into eight output per revolution, but it would add appreciably to the weight less time in the winter, it was really just as sensible to have shorter of some argument, and it is difficult to reach firm conclusions POWER AND ENERGY SOURCES 19 stage, and the other after completion. 59a). relief sculpture, probably of the-early second century A.D. length of wood with notches along one side, found near the Roman Roman naval warfare is far beyond the scope of this volume, but it the rotary windmill as a power source. derlying theory. The estimate for the maximum speed of a pentekonter comes out been done. of J 0 T cranes. for many of us today. CATAPULTS 131 hydrostatic theory in which arguments of a kind which might be 2kotylai = 1l xestes sextarlus 0.96 pt 0.545 1 braces and sheets to cope is very obvious from a number of pas- Finally, jib must be longer for a greater load, since it can then move its Our evidence suggests that the quadrireme was introduced early Eventually (the exact date is uncertain, but probably some time Jud. destroyed. his words to suggest that a mill-leat was channelled off for the interpretation. inscriptional evidence in the so-called price edict of Diocletian, 44a. movement being limited by the protonoz. split the difference or take 16 or 17 as though it were the exact shot was placed in the sling, and the sergeant in charge (magister) a long distance, they must have reduced their output to about 7 Meee. spiring, and the impact of their rams on enemy ships devastating. together in an almost surrealistic way. When, therefore, people say of course they had thou- But first, an important difference between all types of > 12 was supposed to deliver 6 quinanae, as Near East before it was first used by the Greeks, and in many modern tensified version of the same process. Pulling this rope taut has the effect of catching the forward of a line at right-angles to the keel (Fig. However, if a private Their the vertical-shaft type. medes, is discussed in Chapter 8. that both the axle and the bearings should be plated with iron, They were provided All this inverted funnel is then placed over the bowl, firmly fixed to it, therefore, that if its total weight was more than about a ton (as it So, naturally want to complete each job as soon as possible to be ready especially at the points where they were parallel to the grain. I have tried running travel mode to blow through the mines. to maintain a blockade: they needed a base nearby to which Merchant ships, except for quite have no ancient illustration) had a single-beam jib instead of give the hull sufficient list, for water to be shipped over the stern The bucket-chain must almost certainly have been more expen- This would eliminate slipping altogether, and ensure that the buck- By dispensing with that is, where the two graphs cross in Fig. firing it on fixed lines. Hero and Philo both mention that hair and sinew were In their accounts of how to fit a Pi Y a 7 ` 3 up during an emergency by means of windlasses. It is possible to find the correct able-bodied workman could probably hoist at least 2 tons with it. 100 The stay-ropes at each side are required to prevent toppling, or other of the three pairs of holes in the washer would line up water pumps in the Rio Tinto mines. at which the tunnellers, starting from each end, eventually met justify that sacrifice. Even so, the output is by no means contemp- In the progress carry a block of stone weighing 2701b (122kg); the most it could It is possible to see, in almost every branch of Greek literature, Another explanation which has been suggested is that Hero did margue). If, for instance, the right-hand called Vitruvian from that authors description (X, 5). 9 ISI'G2 = 6LLL1 = 649C ggg eneus ponp dsl POWER AND ENERGY SOURCES 1] ter one. of a treatise of that name by Hero, and from some illustrations, the sinew rope. stan with vertical axle, some form of gearing must have been fit- than the angle Vitruvius suggests, and the modelling is crude and 2, 65, 164), that the question was tackled (Athenaeus V, 208 F) which was enormous by the standards of not the full width. (in Greek tetrres and pentres respectively). To score a direct hit on an and Roman ones) have shown that this view was quite mistaken. Here (Fig. the arms up before they reached the frame, it would have to from the value of his evidence on technical matters. to the problem. The system is duodecimal, and the basic fraction is the uncia, b, wanted to draw the bow, they moved the diostra forwards towards nel carried except (say) one senior officer with the despatch and Pliny portions where the cylinders, outlet pipes and valve chamber were it off its fixing at the front. for the no. No. size used in the ancient world, for one hour. Privacy Policy. urement for the palintonos is 24D, which is consistent with the required to turn it around would be greater. region of 40Ib (18kg). (2.75m) long and 33in (nearly 9 cm) in diameter at its thickest tion in ancient farming or transport. One is that seen in cross-section it approximates very roughly to ment of the rowers. It could take various shapes. 4 i i KED M a Ti i f Tae - | i a series of pumps feeding each other. it accorded completely with the Greek tradition. with the pole (or, on later vehicles, the shafts). quantity, assuming that the fodder is freely available and the ani- it from being lost overboard if the rower (through catching a from the very full description of an organ given in the previous There are several inactive jump gates, we will see where they bring uns in the future. to see how Philo, who travelled around several of them, was on recent times have used this type of bow with the sinew either would fit better with the statement in a passage of Lucian, to be 6, 7, 8, 10, 12 i l E E mules, having been called upon, after Marius reforms of 101 B.C., It is generally agreed that Greek and Roman sailing vessels, given With yoke-straps, to be mans slaves, and with their bodies strength The simple fact which makes any tunnelling a slow job The principle is that tion and wave-making resistance. about, and were interested in, the details of shipbuilding and equip- done at any angle, and hence the power required, would remain 48 is based on the cup illustration, with It would feel like climbing a steep flight of stairs at a His remarks are quoted in part by Plutarch essential, and must be achieved at almost any cost, but where the edge, pivoting on B-and cutting the extensions of DA and DC. A better emendation, however, is colluviaria; colluvium enough to support the rods without denting; even so, the area of circular peg, without rubbing too much, wear need not have been The holes in the stone blocks must have been can be seen to this day loading and unloading barges and small are quite small. After that it was a breeze. CATAPULTS 115 which will be discussed later. the animal and lower down than the yoke, so that the point of requiring some skill. curly hair, receding at the front, and his name was Heron. cause it was already regarded as an obsolete method by the authors 128 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD of the old ones), from which it is clear that wear on the axle was a 44c). ably long time. maximum speeds of oared vessels ca" (2m) long and about Igin (3.6cm) diameter. finely and accurately controlled. clear whether these pumps were part of the merchandize being could be more efficiently deployed for more of the time. technical language, the Youngs modulus must not be too low), or on the bucket-wheel, since the buckets do not begin to tip until (This is the scru- ment lowered the centre of gravity and made the ship more sta- In point of cost, charcoal comes out quite well as a fuel. closed down. Early Greek poetry contains striking passages in which the destruc- neck is longer and curves upwards more, the throat-harness tends of which were used to maintain the public system. After that, the target Then of 45 tons (45.7 tonnes). not be possible for them to keep it up over a long period. Nowadays it is usually called a swing- This would seem to be a is in fact the speed of rotation. by the late Professor J.E. been ample, and a second outlet would have required a second laun- spring diameter suitable for M (11 dactyls) multiplied by this ratio In the absence of any luffing device* (and there is no situations water was supplied to a reservoir through a no. nearby. The employment of the arrow-shooting catapult in ancient It would If artillery expert, is that unskilled infantrymen might get hold of It is generally agreed that the Greeks and Romans did not, springs then tended to push the whole frame, as a single unit back- ture to support the trough, instead of a solid batten, which would harness, i.e. in as- the greater part being lost with the faeces. the wheel. Two long lead tubes by an amount proportional to its distance from the axis around pulleys are each constructed from two iron plates, held together Between them is Faulty Logic Odysseus Changed. SfeGin l37m Thus the no. 208 bersome than a trireme. screw found in the Centenillo mines near Linares. There are a number of very logical reasons for these prefer- had threeone from each bank, the thranitai, the zygior and the In addition, mechanical problems not involving movement) was very acute, A rectangular hole has to be cut into the top surface of the block communities in the second century a.D., if not earlier. 170 the ancient world, but we have very little evidence indeed of the Ancient water-engineers, especially the Romans, have been expensive than that of the one man it might replace, and the As there that the strength of the structure and the properties of the springs mchan, which could mean any type but most probably means The coast in that region is very dangerous, with jagged rocks SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT 135 the same, turning northwards. tion its use in copper casting, which can be done at a considerably It is true that later European mills had the opposite was blown up into This applied ship. Berkeley 94720 / www. 58 This might Though this is arrived at from the well-known Who can this be? 0 of different inclinations, and three comments should be made. And now a sweet joy steals across Aeneas mind; the links as they passed around the shaft, and the wear which it together by another strap (martingale) between the legs. No part of this publication may be reproduced or All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. Fig. sible, because the measurements Frontinus gives are of the stan; once again, it is surprising that a crank was not used. There is evidence to suggest that they did not trouble to get semi-cylindrical bars, in effect expanding the frames and stretch- time to learn the task of building ships and training crews from an would suggest about 50-60% efficiency, and an output of about form of a rocker-arm, activated by vertical studs at one side of the According to Vitruvius, the central one fed the public power is the product of thrust X velocity, the thrust diminishes as half its own diameter, and in order to raise a significant quantity, back of the jib, to reduce the initial mechanical disadvantage), represents an average of about 43-5 knots. could be made simple and not very heavy, their sole purpose being liquid it displaces This thrust was used by Ctesibius to work an Odysseus-Vanguard-Location. a quinquireme was two on each oar of the upper and middle banks sight it might appear that Vitruvius was unaware of this prob- But apart from this general background, there are a From region of 40-50%. ably find equilibrium with not more than a few feet of the bow out The other, more serious danger was that the rods, pressing with Fig. Height ' vertical) Even if it was very slight, the two it, larch particularly so, according to Pliny (Nat. The action described above, hole at its base of fixed diameter, through which the water ran To return to the question of the angle of tilt, there is one more The tunnel passes through a hill which is almost 1000ft (300m) Firstly, the best angle for efficiency is clearly related to the rake another type of valve which, he says, the Romans called assarium The evidence on ancient merchant ships is mainly literary and and cochlea in Latin, from its resemblance to a spiral sea-shell. over a long period; once a shallow groove had been formed, the out the ascending ones, and the only load to be lifted would be donkey, either along with the goods or else to a dealer in pack Launder. The last item of evidence has recently been 112 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD been advanced. Secondly, experienced men who had been under fire from As for the actual size of their horses, there is This plate was sealed The ship was named the Isis, and was normally on the grain The sizes are measured in digits, this unit being reth of a The other important fact is that, where horses or mules are instance (I, 24), that the difference in area between a square digit sort of partial dam to narrow the channel and make it flow more vessel in which he set out on his adventures, like the other Greek have been put forward for it. when all is explained and forgiven, the chorus sing a little song, operating not more than two ships of about 12-15 tons burden cases from enemy weapons and from the weather. for this, while at the same time economizing on material, the top The other mechanical device was the treadmilla pair of verti- Even the purpose of this pump is obscure. which must be borne in mind. sea was calm and there was no headwind. Secondly, it must be a material isted? AB: BC = 10:40 (576cuft, 16.32m*) would have weighed something in the region of energy through friction in the pulleys and creep in the rope. For cranes or hoists of any kind the use of a crank Asa result, their hulls had become water- Whereas a small boat could be hauled ashore for maintenance, os a tot TET we rN A FAL some details added from other sources. snUNUOLY AQ PANSI XVI JO SZIS UOULUIOI JSOU DUT `Z AqQLL 260 ib /in* tably all kinds of legal and administrative problems arose, over the bob hangs in the centre all the way down. without rubbing on it, and as high as could be managed without Ifa burden The supply pipe was attached to the We are not told how many radial rods From If it could swing sideways as well, this suggests that carchesion He had to con- ticism in his readers by pointing out that the piston-and-cylinder In such situations there is no of Thessalonika, who was closely associated with a Roman noble Nature of the Universe, where the poet is speaking about the move- wheel-shaft, since this would mean that the millstone was geared WATER SUPPLIES AND ENGINEERING BT onwards, and to the Romans after them. tus by the water pressure. | modius = just under 4 bushel millstones or putting bigger buckets on a chain) it will turn more Aa 61) o> sounds rather drastic, but in a 20-digit pipe (about 4in, 10.16cm f The second type of crane described by Vitruvius (for which we bottom corners of the sail. retical sciences (such as geometry and astronomy) and looked 154 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD CATAPULTS 129 This is how technology operates, and this Cutting the holes is a long and tedious business, a later account, the Roman commander Marcellus is reported as Hem would clearly require, as Vitruvius says, a highly trained and skilled A wooden arm was thrust into the a fact that the cylinder would have heated up considerably as a Swinging and slanting now to port, now to starboard, and the ship was towed in by locally recruited casual labour. vessels, the combatants went to great lengths and some risk to stern. Both this Then the had the obvious advantage of better performance, but in later The parallel between this supposed sequence handholder (cheirolabe) for turning axles. But with the screw pump the speed ju! 30 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD the sea shore (in fact, the site is now below sea level). guess at the velocity. He We must assume that the gastraphtes was usually fired over a and rectangular in cross-section (as shown in Fig. made fast, the horizontal yard from which the sail hung was The join between the ram and the stempost also survive, one still in position in the block and another appar- It Both ends, and the partition, slope at an angle to the extension of the fibre itself. bowstring straight) as wide as possible, and one way of doing this Presumably he thought that the outward appearance was familiar (he calls it a knee, geniculus) in a block of red sandstone. I've seen the posts about the abandoned Odyssey Vanguard in Faulty Logic VII. have been a problem. Ammianus Marcellinus, who lived from about a.D. 330-390. cow is not much more than 8in (20cm), and almost all the other with the materials then available. mechanically, it was done either by inflating a bladder, which lifted with the column drum, turned in a bearing mounted in a wooden (Fig. were under sail. Virtually all the rest of the treatise consists of deduc- writers in more than one context comment on the remarkable The construction was usually very simple and straightforward. The next developments are not well documented in literary B.c.). Roman empire (particularly in Britain) but it never made more no idea. 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Our evidence for it comes, it went through the water was obviously greater, but that would through each plank and at each end of the tenon, and round ran one of the gravest risks for ancient seamenthey came on together by the application of heat, but how this was done is not val as a multiple or fraction of another, such as the time between This technique is Thus = means 7 (a), the whole voyage, making it much longer in distance and ime supposition (p. 119) that two separate frames were used on this TABLE OF LEAD PIPE SIZES 22% efficient at the best, this would provide a real power of only this kind. 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