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Another example occurs in Fig. 17ti> e, p. 251.
The idea might suggest itself that the head would be more efficient if made as large as a cylinder llange, but the adoption of such a method would cause the whole flange to become drawn, or open-grained, due to the metal becoming drawn away from the interior portions towards the outside faces, causing then either holes, or coarse crystallisation, by either of which the llange would become weakened, and tlie nuiking of a steam-tight joint rendered ...difficult. The heads illustrated are fully efficient, practically no dirt can lodge on the portion of the llange uncovered with head, because during the movements of the molten metal any light matters which do hitch there DRY SAND MOULDING 213 become moved again and l>uoyed up into the head round the curved edges. The practice of feeding or j^umjnmj, which is done through the head, see p. 161, also assists in such movements, besides fulfilling its main function of carrying down supplies of hot metal from the head into the shrinking jjody of the casting l)elow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another example occurs in Fig. 17ti> e, p. 251.
The idea might suggest itself that the head would be more efficient if made as large as a cylinder llange, but the adoption of such a method would cause the whole flange to become drawn, or open-grained, due to the metal becoming drawn away from the interior portions towards the outside faces, causing then either holes, or coarse crystallisation, by either of which the llange would become weakened, and tlie nuiking of a steam-tight joint rendered ...difficult. The heads illustrated are fully efficient, practically no dirt can lodge on the portion of the llange uncovered with head, because during the movements of the molten metal any light matters which do hitch there DRY SAND MOULDING 213 become moved again and l>uoyed up into the head round the curved edges. The practice of feeding or j^umjnmj, which is done through the head, see p. 161, also assists in such movements, besides fulfilling its main function of carrying down supplies of hot metal from the head into the shrinking jjody of the casting l)elow.
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