Cyanide Practice
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The bottom plates should first be raised on the framework supporting the vats, packing (old oil drums are very convenient) being first placed underneath them so as to raise the bottom of the vat about 2 feet clear of the framework, and thus allow room to put in and hold up rivets in the bottom of the vat. The curb angle should then be bolted on round the edge, and the whole of the bottom riveted up, the rivets being passed through from the outside. Do not start riveting until the whole of the b...ottom plates have been properly bolted together in position. After riveting up the bottom, lower it on to its permanent position on the framework.
Then the side plates, with the upper angle iron and stiffening piece (if there is one), must be bolted in place and riveted up, the rivets being passed from the outside and riveted over on the inside.
Then the edges of the bottom angles and the cross laps of the plate seams must be chipped, fullered (or trimmed) and caulked inside if necessary.
The tightness of the vat should be tested by charging it with water, and any leak taken up by caulking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bottom plates should first be raised on the framework supporting the vats, packing (old oil drums are very convenient) being first placed underneath them so as to raise the bottom of the vat about 2 feet clear of the framework, and thus allow room to put in and hold up rivets in the bottom of the vat. The curb angle should then be bolted on round the edge, and the whole of the bottom riveted up, the rivets being passed through from the outside. Do not start riveting until the whole of the b...ottom plates have been properly bolted together in position. After riveting up the bottom, lower it on to its permanent position on the framework.
Then the side plates, with the upper angle iron and stiffening piece (if there is one), must be bolted in place and riveted up, the rivets being passed from the outside and riveted over on the inside.
Then the edges of the bottom angles and the cross laps of the plate seams must be chipped, fullered (or trimmed) and caulked inside if necessary.
The tightness of the vat should be tested by charging it with water, and any leak taken up by caulking.
What to read after Cyanide Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred James to read onlineMoreLess
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