Journal of the Western Society of Engineers, Volume 3Western Society of Engineers, 1898 - Engineering |
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Page 764
... Metal Structures .. Closure by Samuel McElroy of Discussion on Paper in June , 1898 , issue of Journal , " Measuring Apparatus , Kings County ( N. Y. ) Survey " . 1168 1168 Abstracts The Late Sir Henry Bessemer , from “ Engineering ...
... Metal Structures .. Closure by Samuel McElroy of Discussion on Paper in June , 1898 , issue of Journal , " Measuring Apparatus , Kings County ( N. Y. ) Survey " . 1168 1168 Abstracts The Late Sir Henry Bessemer , from “ Engineering ...
Page 786
... metal ties , I suppose ? Mr. Noble : There is some local wood from which railroad ties could be made , and I presume that instead of metal they would even import creosoted pine from the United States . That was done to some extent for ...
... metal ties , I suppose ? Mr. Noble : There is some local wood from which railroad ties could be made , and I presume that instead of metal they would even import creosoted pine from the United States . That was done to some extent for ...
Page 797
... metal is poured into a ladle standing on scales by revolving the mixers . The mixers stand on four heavy rollers and power is applied by a rack attached to the plunger of a hydraulic cylinder and gear- ing , with teeth placed on the ...
... metal is poured into a ladle standing on scales by revolving the mixers . The mixers stand on four heavy rollers and power is applied by a rack attached to the plunger of a hydraulic cylinder and gear- ing , with teeth placed on the ...
Page 798
... metal is used . This latter method is superior in cheapness and uniformity of chemical composition . After re- carburizing in the converter , the resulting steel is poured into a receiving ladle , and from this into the casting ladle ...
... metal is used . This latter method is superior in cheapness and uniformity of chemical composition . After re- carburizing in the converter , the resulting steel is poured into a receiving ladle , and from this into the casting ladle ...
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... metal ran out of the blast furnace , it is loaded ready for shipment as a rail . All rails made during the night are inspected in daylight . Another feature of the rail mill is the excellent arrangement for rolling billets of various ...
... metal ran out of the blast furnace , it is loaded ready for shipment as a rail . All rails made during the night are inspected in daylight . Another feature of the rail mill is the excellent arrangement for rolling billets of various ...
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Page 1040 - Charcoal, coke, or coal may be readily pulverized; but in the case of wood the sawdust produced by a fine saw or rasp must be employed. The mixture is put into a close-grained conical clay crucible, and covered with 20 or 30 times its weight of pure litharge. The crucible, which should not be more than half full, is covered and then heated gradually until the litharge is melted and evolution of gas has ceased. At first the mixture softens and froths.
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