A Treatise On the Steam-Engine: From the Seventh Ed. of the Encyclopaedia ...
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At 570 —65,000 Ids., the maximum.
At 7^0 —5S,000 lbs., the same nearly as at 32°.
At K'60 - 32,000 lbs., nearly J of the maximum.
At 1240 - 22,000 lbs. , nearly l-3d of the maximum.
A 1 1 317 - 19,060 lbs., nearly 3-10ths of the "»«^'""- ▲t3000 iron becomes a fluid.
The following table contains the results of a series of experiments on the tenacity of iron boiler-plate at high temperatures; Temperature observed.
Tenacity observed.
Temperature observed.
Tenacity observed.
520° 58451 lbs.
824° 55...892 lbs.
570 60398 932 45531 596 57682 947 42401 600 56938 1030 37587 630 60010 1111 27603 662 58182 1155 21967 722 54442 1159 25620 732 53378 1187 21913 734 57903 1237 21298 766 54819 1245 20703 770 54781 1317 18913 The law of variation of the strength of iron and of copper by temperature may be easily illustrated by the following curves, of which the horizontal ordinates are temperatures, and the vertical abscissae are diminutions of strength.
IBOH 8TEAM-BOILBBS.
FJfrSlfc 245 Gyp* The temperatures are measured from the origin A to- wards T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At 570 —65,000 Ids., the maximum.
At 7^0 —5S,000 lbs., the same nearly as at 32°.
At K'60 - 32,000 lbs., nearly J of the maximum.
At 1240 - 22,000 lbs. , nearly l-3d of the maximum.
A 1 1 317 - 19,060 lbs., nearly 3-10ths of the "»«^'""- ▲t3000 iron becomes a fluid.
The following table contains the results of a series of experiments on the tenacity of iron boiler-plate at high temperatures; Temperature observed.
Tenacity observed.
Temperature observed.
Tenacity observed.
520° 58451 lbs.
824° 55...892 lbs.
570 60398 932 45531 596 57682 947 42401 600 56938 1030 37587 630 60010 1111 27603 662 58182 1155 21967 722 54442 1159 25620 732 53378 1187 21913 734 57903 1237 21298 766 54819 1245 20703 770 54781 1317 18913 The law of variation of the strength of iron and of copper by temperature may be easily illustrated by the following curves, of which the horizontal ordinates are temperatures, and the vertical abscissae are diminutions of strength.
IBOH 8TEAM-BOILBBS.
FJfrSlfc 245 Gyp* The temperatures are measured from the origin A to- wards T.
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