Dr. Edward Kirk's System of Foundry Practice
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Gates and other remelt are generally placed upon the pig and light old scrap on top of this.
Charging Turnings and Borings Iron turnings and borings should be put up in joints of stove pipe, of no more than three to four inches in diameter, with a head in each end, and charged with the scrap on the pig. This is the latest and possibly the best method of charging this iron. This material gives a very uncertain quality of iron, as it is liable to run separate and distinct from other irons, and be... very hard.
The best results I have obtained in melting it have been with about five per cent of it to the other iron melted.
Puffing on fhe Blasf When the cupola has been charged to the charging door, or the full heat put in, if a small one, the cupola is ready for the blast.
This may be put on at once, or the cupola may be held in this con- dition until blast time and for many hours by carefully closing the tuyeres with sand to exclude all air. Cupolas have been held in this way overnight, after fully charging, and as good melting done as if the blast were put on as soon as charged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gates and other remelt are generally placed upon the pig and light old scrap on top of this.
Charging Turnings and Borings Iron turnings and borings should be put up in joints of stove pipe, of no more than three to four inches in diameter, with a head in each end, and charged with the scrap on the pig. This is the latest and possibly the best method of charging this iron. This material gives a very uncertain quality of iron, as it is liable to run separate and distinct from other irons, and be... very hard.
The best results I have obtained in melting it have been with about five per cent of it to the other iron melted.
Puffing on fhe Blasf When the cupola has been charged to the charging door, or the full heat put in, if a small one, the cupola is ready for the blast.
This may be put on at once, or the cupola may be held in this con- dition until blast time and for many hours by carefully closing the tuyeres with sand to exclude all air. Cupolas have been held in this way overnight, after fully charging, and as good melting done as if the blast were put on as soon as charged.
What to read after Dr. Edward Kirk's System of Foundry Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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