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Find the coefficient of expansion of iron.
7. A brass rod having a coefficient of linear expansion of 0. 000018 has a length of 180 cm. At C. What will be its length at 100 C. ?
8. A steel rail, such as is used on railroad tracks, 30 ft. Long and having a coefficient of linear expansion of 0. 000012, will increase in length how many inches when the temperature changes from C. To 50 C. ?
201. The Compound Bar. If two strips of different metals, such as brass and iron, be riveted together, Fig. 1...64, and the compound bar thus formed be heated, it will bend in the form shown in b, due to the fact that the coefficient of expansion of brass is greater than that of iron. Some of the applications of the compound bar principle are illustrated in the following topics.
Of B FIG. 165 202. The Alarm Thermometer. In Fig. 165 there is shown a device for automatically closing an electric circuit by the bending of the compound bar B. If the bar be heated, the brass will expand more rapidly than the iron, and thus cause the bar to bend toward A until electric contact is made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Find the coefficient of expansion of iron.
7. A brass rod having a coefficient of linear expansion of 0. 000018 has a length of 180 cm. At C. What will be its length at 100 C. ?
8. A steel rail, such as is used on railroad tracks, 30 ft. Long and having a coefficient of linear expansion of 0. 000012, will increase in length how many inches when the temperature changes from C. To 50 C. ?
201. The Compound Bar. If two strips of different metals, such as brass and iron, be riveted together, Fig. 1...64, and the compound bar thus formed be heated, it will bend in the form shown in b, due to the fact that the coefficient of expansion of brass is greater than that of iron. Some of the applications of the compound bar principle are illustrated in the following topics.
Of B FIG. 165 202. The Alarm Thermometer. In Fig. 165 there is shown a device for automatically closing an electric circuit by the bending of the compound bar B. If the bar be heated, the brass will expand more rapidly than the iron, and thus cause the bar to bend toward A until electric contact is made.
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