Casehardening
Casehardening
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The results obtained from the action of carbonaceous gas on armor plate have been such that a muffle carbonizing furnace has been built and placed upon the market. This machine, illustrated and described in detail in succeeding pages, holds the work in a revolving retort, through which is sent a current of carbonaceous gas. This retort serves as a muffle that is surrounded with the flames of the heating gases. With this furnace, small pieces can be carbonized in much less time than formerly, an...d at about one-half the cost as compared with packing in iron boxes and then baking in an oven furnace. All of the labor of packing materials is done away with; carbon will penetrate the metal in less time and more evenly;, its depth and percentage can be controlled more easily; and the work can be heated to the carbonizing temperature more quickly and maintained there more easily. A steady flow of carbonaceous gas can be kept passing through the retort, and thus any depth of carbon can be obtained without repacking the work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The results obtained from the action of carbonaceous gas on armor plate have been such that a muffle carbonizing furnace has been built and placed upon the market. This machine, illustrated and described in detail in succeeding pages, holds the work in a revolving retort, through which is sent a current of carbonaceous gas. This retort serves as a muffle that is surrounded with the flames of the heating gases. With this furnace, small pieces can be carbonized in much less time than formerly, an...d at about one-half the cost as compared with packing in iron boxes and then baking in an oven furnace. All of the labor of packing materials is done away with; carbon will penetrate the metal in less time and more evenly;, its depth and percentage can be controlled more easily; and the work can be heated to the carbonizing temperature more quickly and maintained there more easily. A steady flow of carbonaceous gas can be kept passing through the retort, and thus any depth of carbon can be obtained without repacking the work.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert H Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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