Meanings
- not comparablePertaining to a dynamometer.
The dynametrical results were somewhat complicated in the second trial in Col. Wood's lot .
1867, Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, page 3212 more examples
Let us know the dynametrical power of these engines, and the cost per dynametrical horse power!
1866 April 13, Edward E. Allen, “Steam Expansion”, in Engineering, volume 1, page 242The engine we have been describing was submitted to two trials at Cardiff, and on the first occasion it run 4 hours 51.3 min., and on the second 5 hours 1.06 min. mchanical time, with an allowance of 14 lb. of coal per dynametrical horse power;
1872, “Vienna Universal Exhibition, 1873”, in The Country Gentleman's Magazine, volume 9, page 272
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