A Treatise On Civil Engineering
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0869 2. 17 3 596 516 . 0899 2. 38 4 662 582 . 1155 2. 67 5 770 690 . 1627 2. 85 6 824 744 . 2010 2. 94 7 932 852 . 3324 2. 97 8 1030 950 . 4478 2. 92 9 1111 1031 . 5514 2. 63 10 1155 1075 . 6000 2. 60 11 1237 1157 . 6622 2. 41 13 1317 1237 . 7001 2. 14 Mean 2. 58 From the mean of all the rates in the above table the fol- lowing rule is deduced : " the thirteenth power of the temper- ature above 80 is proportionate to the fifth power of the diminution from the maximum tenacity" Professor W. R Jo...hnson, a member of the Sub-committee. Has since applied the results developed in the preceding ex- periments to practical purposes, in increasing the tenacity of wrought iron by subjecting it to tension under a high degree of temperature, before using it for purposes in which it will have to undergo considerable strains, as, for example, in chain cables, etc.
This subject was brought by Prof. Johnson before the Board of Navy Commissioners in 1841 ; subsequently, experi- ments were made by him under direction of the Xavy Depart ments the results of which, as exhibited in the following table, were published in the Senate Public Documents (l), 28^ Congress, 2d Session, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0869 2. 17 3 596 516 . 0899 2. 38 4 662 582 . 1155 2. 67 5 770 690 . 1627 2. 85 6 824 744 . 2010 2. 94 7 932 852 . 3324 2. 97 8 1030 950 . 4478 2. 92 9 1111 1031 . 5514 2. 63 10 1155 1075 . 6000 2. 60 11 1237 1157 . 6622 2. 41 13 1317 1237 . 7001 2. 14 Mean 2. 58 From the mean of all the rates in the above table the fol- lowing rule is deduced : " the thirteenth power of the temper- ature above 80 is proportionate to the fifth power of the diminution from the maximum tenacity" Professor W. R Jo...hnson, a member of the Sub-committee. Has since applied the results developed in the preceding ex- periments to practical purposes, in increasing the tenacity of wrought iron by subjecting it to tension under a high degree of temperature, before using it for purposes in which it will have to undergo considerable strains, as, for example, in chain cables, etc.
This subject was brought by Prof. Johnson before the Board of Navy Commissioners in 1841 ; subsequently, experi- ments were made by him under direction of the Xavy Depart ments the results of which, as exhibited in the following table, were published in the Senate Public Documents (l), 28^ Congress, 2d Session, p.
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