Alloy Steels
Alloy Steels
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For this reason the nickel or chrome-nickel axles are usually forged in two halves, and welded together in the center by the electric welding process.
That vanadium steel can be machined as easily as ordinary carbon steel, that is, running at the same speed and using high-speed tools, is testified by the Ford Motor Co. : "We find in actual practice that vanadium steel costs no more than ordinary carbon steel and vastly less than nickel, because of the saving in machining, forging and VANADIUM S...TEEL 23 tempering, and the greater accuracy we are able to obtain, owing to uniformity of me^l and the lighter weight of metal we are capable of using, owing to its great strength. " Fig. 3 shows the comparative amounts of torsion which vanadium and some other steels will stand by twisting. Table VI. Gives results of tests on various kinds of steel. A is a 0. 06 per cent carbon steel, heat-treated. B is a 0. 07 per cent nickel steel, heat-treated. The others are all taken from the same bar of vanadium steel and sub- TABLE VII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For this reason the nickel or chrome-nickel axles are usually forged in two halves, and welded together in the center by the electric welding process.
That vanadium steel can be machined as easily as ordinary carbon steel, that is, running at the same speed and using high-speed tools, is testified by the Ford Motor Co. : "We find in actual practice that vanadium steel costs no more than ordinary carbon steel and vastly less than nickel, because of the saving in machining, forging and VANADIUM S...TEEL 23 tempering, and the greater accuracy we are able to obtain, owing to uniformity of me^l and the lighter weight of metal we are capable of using, owing to its great strength. " Fig. 3 shows the comparative amounts of torsion which vanadium and some other steels will stand by twisting. Table VI. Gives results of tests on various kinds of steel. A is a 0. 06 per cent carbon steel, heat-treated. B is a 0. 07 per cent nickel steel, heat-treated. The others are all taken from the same bar of vanadium steel and sub- TABLE VII.
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