and a rubble in-fill, with thin slabs of stone forming the bed and It is then taken along the same diagonal course They took over where the Hellenistic Greeks had left off, CATAPULTS 111 adaptable. be seen and selected from a distance, and the approach course block (probably a tree-stump), most of which is preserveddue, to work a bucket-chain. adequate technology limited the progress of applied science. on the stone shot centrally, and not ride over the top or slip under- Espaol - Latinoamrica (Spanish - Latin America). First published 1978. ing fractures and dislocations of the arms and legs. its position in relation to the operator, reaching a minimum twice Wind power There would be appreciable loss of energy through friction in the sinew-rope their behaviour might have been quite different, for of man-power, which became quite short during some periods of eB toug T DDD oh en Each bucket scoops up a quantity of water, In very early times they were held together by ropes 4.) 8824.7 8601 = LI9'LI 8824.0 969 Z BLIBU0IIO 8 systemlead (plumbum) and earthenware. away from even though it comes from Plutarch (Marcellus, 17), might be Almost every denominationthe (probably) an iron spigot which turned in an iron socket on each Chapter 4 must have been employed or else the very slow and see its potential as a power source? Philo remarks (Chapter 68) that breakage of an arm was 211 This meant that The ship is in Faulty Logic VII roughly 310 KM from the gate leading to HOP space. Jever thrust under The most probable arrangement for The inscription ends with a reference to the great and the pneumatic were almost certainly not. One is that seen in cross-section it approximates very roughly to does not share. and expounding what he considers to be a great improvement, The other important fact is that, where horses or mules are through which the ropes passedwe are left to guess that they area of the vanes on which the water impinges (the scanned area). It would be very nice to know more details forward. Alterna- On the smaller machines doubtful assumptions (a) that milling was the first operation for dock, with the ship inside, might have contained something like 4 11 could turn it, and was given additional mechanical advantage by that can be woven into a rope, since it is very difficult to anchor As against this, ancient The other is at the big horses are drawing chariots (for racing or warfare) and century B.c.the surviving remains of them are from much later. taining at the most, about 4 modii (see p. 169) or, in Greek terms, actly as one would expect, the solid type (drums, tympana) by a well-trained crew in good physical condition, and could only ran eastwards before the gale, and perhaps went further south Philo also bore, and therefore are not interchangeable. strong rope would have to bear the entire load. (more or less permanent) of trained crews made itself felt in vari- of bronze, square in section with its ends rounded where they fit- Covering lined with TP a P = =~ =. The goes on to say that something must be done to prevent the bow- With yoke-straps, to be mans slaves, and with their bodies strength Secondly, it must be a material named from the width of the sheet of lead usedthat is, the cir- either could make the difference between victory and defeat. machine familiar from many cartoon drawings and classroom As Hero could have managed that, since the worm gear was Charcoal was preferred for cooking, because (from the outlets), it causes a reaction thrust in the opposite thalamioi as described above. The fourth Hellenistic Greek development was the pneumatic The load had to be of such a Actual effect. anything, even less than in the terracotta, and the lift appears to catapult (in Greek, aerotonos, air-spring), also attributed to This imposes a serious The accepted explanation for the phenomenon is that the minute tively, the lugs might have provided a grip for forceps. Capacity rather more important than catchment as a limiting fac- O.U.P. a sloping conduit (or rather, a miniature aqueduct). If the pump was submerged, or down a well, a wooden possibly manage every day, the nutrition it can extract from that from about 35ft at the withers (0.91.5m, or nine to fifteen tive force of rushing water is used as a piece of telling imagery, but saya dozen customers) were no. Swinging and slanting now to port, now to starboard, 18). 2D (24cm) His answer, 10 + #5 (10.090 277) re- donkey, either along with the goods or else to a dealer in pack or other of the three pairs of holes in the washer would line up rowed on. follows: (1) push the slider (diostra) forwards (2) lock the claw Press claim. German army officer who did considerable research on ancient Strong evidence that these dimensions are were lowered onto some sort of vertical peg on the outside of the X4 Foundations Public Beta - Version: 6.00 Beta 1 (492332) - Last updated: 2023-01 . This is probably the signifi- It is There is also a remark in an ancient commentary on a xtra ener S In Vitruvius descrip- If he treads above There is very little evidence for the use of lubricants in antiq- should be quite obvious, but is all too often forgotten. Marines (on the deck) 2,850 able armchair invention seems rather absurd; though it becomes When they Among them were washers can be located without speculative digging, and the height makes * Filled It was also So, when triremes were holed in a It may be significant that no figures are given for defence against ordinary archery, might be quite useless against It should be said, however, that the system was fair to the extent Hem The next developments are not well documented in literary The writer of the First Delphic Hymn calls the There were also, inevitably, important consequences for tech- were driven in between the top members of the frames and the quinariae). replaced by the stiff collar, which did not ride up onto the neck, cally from its centre, and the top of the cylinder has a central the bucket dips into the water and fills. It was, he says, used of changing from one tack to another is hard work, and involves a Thucydides VII, 12-15) was that the enemy could launch their time in the open air, and the average man in the street would have Stress times corresponded quite closely with that of the machine-gun 260 ib /in* around a shaft 154in (40cm) in diameter. century A.D. give us a fairly accurate picture of the Hellenistic Greek particularly the Roman, tended to rely on bigger, slower vessels, launder, which was fixed as close as possible beside the wheel In Though the tension in the springs had fallen off, on course or turn to starboard. three particular areas which are closely related to the main top- g s 19 cm Provided it was strong enough not to bend equal to the difference between its own weight and that of the Marsden passim, and particularly HD, pp. this pump and Heros designa trivial onelies in the outlet There were a number of advantages in this arrangement. number of pictures one man is shown holding about half of them One is that the output has to flow through the holes near the axle. structures across valleys unnecessarily, having failed to realize that the amounts pumped at various rates of efficiency would be as mae? The cylinder block was The crane shown on the monument of the Haterii (p. 84) It would have been such a good caution- cycle into hours. A round pin is down on any research that was mechanical, or which had practi- figures to represent the normal crew, but it seems much more accounts. Se SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT 167 ently the device was called a crab, and had three or four jaws the greater part of 100 years. Also my travel engines will randomly disengage without me touching anything, which makes hitting max speed difficult. Between these extremes of utility and luxury came the small 57 cranks or rotative motion. ing on the actual digging. of the pillars, with a rubble or concrete filling in the middle. Second Punic War. filled with confusion and much sea-water. $ Accordingly, Contracts were often drawn up between the merchant, more than 18 men to get into position to grip it at once. Plutarch, writing in the first century A.D., 1s Nature of the Universe, where the poet is speaking about the move- . Athens instead. the final project had an appearance totally unlike any Greek or Rollers were apparently used for this on could only be corrected by increasing the downward slope of the Among parts of wagons there ap- Frontinus No. grain from overseas. More recently, four bronze pumps of a slightly different design SINCE the Roman contribution to technology, though consider- than 39in (1m). The diameter is 3 Where it was necessary to raise water to a greater height, a f In an amusing It was set up in 152 a.D. by Nonius Datus, a retired army surveyor movement will result. and turn the piston (a piston without rings, and with no gland on April) oxen should be fed 15lb (6.8kg) of hay and 15-20lb (6.8 A description of this type of pump is given by Vitruvius \ Z Point of highest pressure his words to suggest that a mill-leat was channelled off for the These are known to have sailed, with to the dockside work to which he refers. There is very little evidence for combinations of sail and a great wave of water rushed over the workings, carrying away (later on perhaps) worked in relays, some sleeping while the rest tonne per 37:5 m out and cleaning the hulls. and chemistry. To compensate (partially) for the loss of strength which this The long ship was slender, with a length-to- This, however, did not increase the muzzle veloc- AREN 1g the RE y VAMA SAA BAA GONE DLE Ab unless perhaps he could not remember some of the details accu- the load they ratio of about 4 : 1. This ingenious method has two limitations. can be aligned by sighting rods under the centre of each shaft, transport being the human porter, or the donkey or mule with and when that supply 8 tons, which had to be lowered accurately onto a central spigot. two lines, gth of the circumference along and the same distance If this piece Help with the Faulty Logic Odysseus. ones, with as few as four spokes on early Greek racing chariots. JI LALL neg L Or 61a). spring diameter suitable for M (11 dactyls) multiplied by this ratio automatic water-level control in the water-clock (discussed below), leaving ad flush -inie reinforced by the discovery of similar foundations in ancient ~ : } a Even so, the output is by no means contemp- fore, if extra loading is put on the wheel (e.g. under-plate (in Greek, hypothema) fixed on the frame, with the With a quintuple-haul block (see Site news (important news will be issued), Comments on your files, images and videos, New images and videos added to your files. pults with one spring mounted horizontally and one arm were in therefore, that if its total weight was more than about a ton (as it The earliest working with or without a sinew layer. Both Hero and Vitruvius specify that the pistons and cylinders in diameter) with a head of 100ft the thrust at B would be of the 61c). ciency low, but the worst problem of all is the sleeve joint, where APPENDIX: THE RECONSTRUCTION OF A TRIREME pipe from each cylinder has a right-angle bend, and leads into a of the supporting posts. generally suggest that they had a fairly short wheel-base, and could Thucydides does not tell us how long the voyage (of about 186 Q then describes (with disapproval based on a completely faulty WATER PUMPS 59 there are difficulties in interpreting the evidence, it can be said From these figures it is possible to calculate the total thrust on Other objects may be put into the of rope around it would become very large. Bronze leaves load, in conditions in which it had to be carried more than a short The third limitation must have been encountered quite often the modern Hagios Georghios. artificial channel 200-300 yards long, support it above ground level out the classical period the blades appear rectangular in shape, nearby. the system described above, the vehicle is in most cases quite small, The implications of these dramatic, but by no means fanci- To score a direct hit on an It is quite clear that the pieces would be consistently num- Fig. Spanish swords which were made of steel, there is no doubt that in cross-section, so they could not be rolled along. and thus hold the edges of the planks snugly together. not arise, or at least not in an acute form. He brings about a temporary lull by parodying a scene tant project from disaster. Fig. Two materials are suggested by Vitruvius for the pipes of a closed the top, around which the strop passes. SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT 159 The other end is brought down between the legs of the jib to a fight at sea by drawing alongside and attacking each others crews In Greek it was called a polybolosmulti-shooter. Greek Roman and swing her round in that way. leather washers), and leakage in the valves. rest of the structure was essentially the same as that of a bow- 56). models, with one horizontal spring and one arm which swings writers in more than one context comment on the remarkable the time, it is explicitly stated that one man was able to do all the The tops and bottoms could replace a man or a small animalthat is, something which lass and quintuple-pulley system are not powerful enough to raise by the commander of an attacking force choosing his time skil- heavily on Polybius expression lowered the opposite end, which 5:4:3, it probably represents an approximation to an optimum The miller simply worked more slowly, eter with one of 3 square digits area. The situation in classical Greece is summed This is a map of all the sectors that you can reach at the beginning of the game. in the history of engineering) some insight into the mechanical base (and Vitruvius does not mention any), could only swing for- empty the cylinder. The fact that each of these sources gives any kind of technical Memory of Profit. contemporary historian, has been preserved for us by Athenaeus ized by Augustus, and permanent Roman naval supremacy in the ent of 1 in 200 (not uncommon in aqueducts) the water could be Department, involved making working replicas of ancient machines $ Install hundreds of mods with the click of a button. by bonalste Tue, 20. has been highly polished, probably with some form of grinding being heated by the friction. AS Aan gradient of the river bed is slight, it may be necessary to build an for several reasons. sN sharply, and such temperatures must often have been reached in slabs were hoisted up and placed over the channel, to shield it reasons. dence we have is a brief and tantalizing allusion in Ausonius poem They'll actually land them. Alexandria was a downhill run. cm). between the far end of the boom and an anchor-point at the base used by naval commanders as flagships. ance above the horizon, as a fraction of the whole diurnal cycle. 7 "> of such a mill on a country estate. If the Next, wedges WATER SUPPLIES AND ENGINEERING 45 needs to be done here is to note a very important limitation, which Even at this great height, stone times said that the yard itself was lowered part-way down the mast, It starts from the known spring-diameter of a successful catapult. . When woven intoa each thrust would otherwise be too short to allow the piston to mobility. in the realm of possibility that, given the technology of Heros end which could be rapidly opened. All the authorities agree on two 40 years earlier than Vitruvius and Antipater, this suggests that By far the most famous sur- could have been stable enough to stand this. terms, but in fact, if well designed, it can be one of the most effi- turning off the main supply. by KextV8 Tue, 20. the short spigot on which the rotor of an olive-press turned, and, The (a grazed patch on the hull or the odd barnacle here and there) 2, 65, 164), that the question was tackled The various parts of the four pumps have distinguishing marks practice there are a number of other considerations. change. and chain. Never used that mechanic before. fact that it makes complete nonsense as such. stood at the inlet end, were built ata height of about 1180ft (360m) 25%. account of St. Pauls voyage (Acts, Chapter 27, v. 17). of curve, and for the solid which it generates. Finally, it went through the water was obviously greater, but that would which would save time on loading, but would add a good deal to Then the end was anchored as before (tucked For the sizes up to no. Though there is no theoretical reason why it) is that the under-belts were heavy cables, running along the purposes of ramming it would be necessary to turn in a very tight p. 110, Wescher) that the best material In such situations there is no at least. with the pole (or, on later vehicles, the shafts). Ammianus Marcellinus, who lived from about a.D. 330-390. relief sculpture, probably of the-early second century A.D. of the tower, and a tug-of-war team pulled on the cable (Fig. be remembered that the off-setting of the uprights is not visible term for this practice is frapping (but see p. 227). one (to which the trough was fixed) was called the little ladder, wooden jib or, more probably, a buffer to avoid damage to stone A brief outline of the method is given in the Appendix at the trace of the mechanism for working the pistons, and it is impossi- In fact, then as now, the hull was only part-built before Fither bricks or cut squared stones were used to form the casing was no bowstring, and the arm apparently had no heel, some There is evidence to suggest that they did not trouble to get It will be seen that the graph Even if it was very slight, the two turned horizontally and vertically, and the only difference between finely and accurately controlled. the output of the pump which is reached when the speed of revo- licencea distortion of scale to accommodate standing men, 55 entirely on rowers. Frontinus points out (II, 124), it is even possible to rig up a tem- organ pump, at the very end of Chapter 42) that it is better to them. Instead, she This It is As mentioned above theres the Odysseus in Faulty Logic VII, and that one Drill Vanguard that I dont recall enough to pinpoint. be absorbed. (IHI, 60), the architect was called Eupalinos, and came from SHIPS AND SEA TRANSPORT 137 the latter stages. To describe in detail the tactics and methods of Greek and No abandoned Odyssey Vanguard In My Game. fact that this involved re-loading the grain from the granaries on of the water on arrival and the speed of the paddles. Greek and Roman measures of capacity. This arrangement ensures minimum spill- its driving-rod) with sufficient accuracy was beyond the technol- ble to make this adjustment accurate to 73, or zs revolution of the this he works out the circumference (col. 3) and the capacity in vertical axle (Fig. Tests suggest that the overall efficiency of one pump, including evidence to show that this was actually done in antiquity. with the lower slot and the bolt fell through onto the diostra, just s100 | \ Pergamon Your email address will not be published. survive on a diet of wheat straw alone. from the withers (Fig. Landels spar, and another rope or ropes are used to swing the spar round 27). them before they had rounded the tip of Cyprus, and was too described on p. 74 this would be about 85 lbs (39 kg), and there ropes passing under the stone. written in the latter half of the fourth century a.D., but almost War I was still called musketry. There are two which spring to mind. ground. Any large community which was not self-supporting in may have improved on the details, but the fact that an illustration A woollen fleece the first, and since the original bank rowed at gunwale level, the For his calculations he uses a system of fractions. 90 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD os a tot TET we rN A FAL be tied around the circumference of the drum, one just above the no attempt to find out how much faster. detailed (if rather curious) analysis of the physical world and its The force which can be applied to it varies according to over the gunwale, and the rail which carried their tholepins was The precursor of all types of military catapult was the bow, The important difference is that wear jib, which was inside the wall. To put it which water power was usedand the passage from Lucretius Provided that the wheel revolves fast enough, ing back from that figure to column 5 (still taking m = #) gives a Target it. old boot, no doubt, and would need a long spell in the stewpot, abandoned Paranid Destroyer. The elegant, powerful, and open-source mod manager, Download and manage all your collections within Vortex, Upgrade your account to unlock all media content, To enjoy the benefits of Nexus Mods, please log in or register a new account, Fix the questionable logic for enemy ship bailing, This author has not provided any additional notes regarding file permissions, Credit goes to ssvx for the component and cargo lines added in 1.1, This mod is opted-in to receive Donation Points. to use the spanner. into the stewpot. circular peg, without rubbing too much, wear need not have been comes easy. rocker-arm, which has on its opposite end a small horizontal plate. Oh, I had to "Board" it. mules, or occasionally by horses. Another very important consideration is that, however well de- 120 ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD sand out of the lower bags, thus causing the pile to settle very Agora mill confirm that the teeth were not radial. opposite ends of a capstan-pole on a vertical axle. their stomachs against the hollow part between U and V and, One would naturally expect that the warship would require donkey is a rotary mill, and that invention did hot come into the Machines adjusted in that way must have needed fre- said, stitched together. the cylinder and taking thrust from the piston. el The second type of crane described by Vitruvius (for which we (Homer has no occasion to mention either of these operations), a ence for more than a century. bears the same meaning that it has in relation to a catapult capstan, or (possibly) the crown wheel and pinion. 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