Self-Propelled Sweepers and Scrubbers--Maximum Gradient Rating During Hopper Discharge

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The maximum gradient which can be caused by a simple mass is that of a spherical body. The equation for the vertical gradient at the point P above the center of a spherical mass of density contrast σ (see insert on Figure 1) can be written in the form [Formula: see text] where G is the universal gravity constant [Formula: see text] Expressing the gradient in the Eötvös units, we have [Formula: see text] In terms of percentage of the earth’s normal vertical gradient, the anomaly is [Formula: see text] of 3086 E°. At the surface of the sphere (h = 0), we have the maximum value [Formula: see text] of 3086 E° which is independent of the radius R.


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