An Elementary Course of Civil Engineering for the Use of Cadets of the United
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" " A number of the experiments made on No. 3 iron have given 88 BUILDING MATERIALS.
extraordinary and not unfrequently unexpected results. Gener- ally speaking, it is an iron of an irregular character, and presents less uniformity in its texture than either the first or second quali- ties ; in other respects it is more retentive, and is often used for giving strength and tenacity to the finer metals. " " At 212 we have in the No. 3 a much greater weight sus- tained than what is indicated by th...e No. 2 at 190 ; and at 600 there appears in both hot and cold blast the anomaly of increased strength as the temperature is advanced from boiling water to melted lead, arising from the greater strength of the No. 3 iron. * 317. Influence of Form in Cast Iron upon the Transverse Strength of Beams. Upon no point, respecting the strength of cast iron, have the experiments of Mr. Hodgkinson led to more valuable results to the engineer and architect, than upon the one under this head. The following Tables give the results of experi- ments on bars of a uniform cross section, (thus "J">) cast from hot and cold blast iron.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " A number of the experiments made on No. 3 iron have given 88 BUILDING MATERIALS.
extraordinary and not unfrequently unexpected results. Gener- ally speaking, it is an iron of an irregular character, and presents less uniformity in its texture than either the first or second quali- ties ; in other respects it is more retentive, and is often used for giving strength and tenacity to the finer metals. " " At 212 we have in the No. 3 a much greater weight sus- tained than what is indicated by th...e No. 2 at 190 ; and at 600 there appears in both hot and cold blast the anomaly of increased strength as the temperature is advanced from boiling water to melted lead, arising from the greater strength of the No. 3 iron. * 317. Influence of Form in Cast Iron upon the Transverse Strength of Beams. Upon no point, respecting the strength of cast iron, have the experiments of Mr. Hodgkinson led to more valuable results to the engineer and architect, than upon the one under this head. The following Tables give the results of experi- ments on bars of a uniform cross section, (thus "J">) cast from hot and cold blast iron.
What to read after An Elementary Course of Civil Engineering for the Use of Cadets of the United?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dennis Hart Mahan to read onlineMoreLess
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