Handbook for Mechanical Engineers
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[Conversion of pig iron into steeL Puddled steel. Acid and basic- Bessemer processes. Acid and basic open hearth processes] and other analogous special processes.
11. [Production of malleable iron or steel direct from the ore. Small blast ftirnaces. Catalan forge, Wootz, Chenot, Siemens], Husgafrel and other analogous processes.
344 HANDBOOK FOB MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
12. Hachineiy and appliances requisite for manufaotore of oast steely Besspmer steel, and other kinds of steel largely used, incl...uding steel compressing machinery.
13. The Tariations occnrring in the qnalities of different kinds of steel, the causes of these Tariations, and the methods hy which the yarioos sonrces of imperfection may be best avoided or overcome.
14. (The nature of the physical] and chemical [tests of tlie qualities of iron and steel, and the effects on these qualities of foreign elements.
Comparative strength of iron and steel.] 15. [Harrleuing and tempering of steel, including the use of oil, water and cold surfaces; precautions to be used in reheiiting large masses of steel, to avoid fracture ] General principles involved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Conversion of pig iron into steeL Puddled steel. Acid and basic- Bessemer processes. Acid and basic open hearth processes] and other analogous special processes.
11. [Production of malleable iron or steel direct from the ore. Small blast ftirnaces. Catalan forge, Wootz, Chenot, Siemens], Husgafrel and other analogous processes.
344 HANDBOOK FOB MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
12. Hachineiy and appliances requisite for manufaotore of oast steely Besspmer steel, and other kinds of steel largely used, incl...uding steel compressing machinery.
13. The Tariations occnrring in the qnalities of different kinds of steel, the causes of these Tariations, and the methods hy which the yarioos sonrces of imperfection may be best avoided or overcome.
14. (The nature of the physical] and chemical [tests of tlie qualities of iron and steel, and the effects on these qualities of foreign elements.
Comparative strength of iron and steel.] 15. [Harrleuing and tempering of steel, including the use of oil, water and cold surfaces; precautions to be used in reheiiting large masses of steel, to avoid fracture ] General principles involved.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, Henry, 1838-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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