Building Safe Guide
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Sheet of tin 20x28 inches square, IX, weighs 2 pounds 6^ ounces, or about 9^ ounces per square foot.
Gutters and down-spouts are made of either tin (heavy), copper, or galvanized iron of Xos. 24 and 26.
Gutters are 15 inches girt for cheap houses ; 20 inches girt for first-class houses; from 20 to 30 inches for large buildings.
The down-spouts are from 3 to 5 inches diameter for ordinary buildings, and 6 inches diameter for large ones.
Sheets of copper 20 x 72 inches are generally used for spou...ts.
92 BUILDING SAFE-GUIDE.
LEAD AND PLUMBING WORK.
Lead is of a bluish white when first broken, less elastic and sonorous than any of the other metals, and the heaviest of all except gold and quicksilver. It is easily calcined, and soluble in all acids and alkaline solutions. Lead will form a union with most other metals except iron. It is the most fusible, next to tin. It is run from the furnace into molds ; the main form being called Sow, the smaller ones, pigs ; and from these into sheets, pipes, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sheet of tin 20x28 inches square, IX, weighs 2 pounds 6^ ounces, or about 9^ ounces per square foot.
Gutters and down-spouts are made of either tin (heavy), copper, or galvanized iron of Xos. 24 and 26.
Gutters are 15 inches girt for cheap houses ; 20 inches girt for first-class houses; from 20 to 30 inches for large buildings.
The down-spouts are from 3 to 5 inches diameter for ordinary buildings, and 6 inches diameter for large ones.
Sheets of copper 20 x 72 inches are generally used for spou...ts.
92 BUILDING SAFE-GUIDE.
LEAD AND PLUMBING WORK.
Lead is of a bluish white when first broken, less elastic and sonorous than any of the other metals, and the heaviest of all except gold and quicksilver. It is easily calcined, and soluble in all acids and alkaline solutions. Lead will form a union with most other metals except iron. It is the most fusible, next to tin. It is run from the furnace into molds ; the main form being called Sow, the smaller ones, pigs ; and from these into sheets, pipes, etc.
What to read after Building Safe Guide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Marcotte to read onlineMoreLess
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