Elementary Practical Metallurgy Iron And Steel
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, and 6 ft. In height. The castings to be annealed K 130 ELEMENTARY PRACTICAL METALLURGY are packed in cast-iron " pots " or pans, which may be round, square, or rectangular, as most suited to the form of the casting. These pots are covered with cast-iron lids, and luted with clay to exclude air. An average size of pot for small castings is about 23 in. In depth by about 15 in. In diameter. The castings are completely isolated from each other by the packing material, and must also be packed in ...such a manner as to prevent distortion or warping when at a red heat. The nature of the packing material is determined by the annealing condition that is, whether the removal of the carbon is desired, or only its change in form to that of temper carbon required. In the former case the castings are packed in an oxidizing material such as red hematite iron ore, rolling-mill scale, etc. Ked hematite ore is chiefly used, and each time of annealing new ore is added in the proportion of one of new ore to four of previously used ore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, and 6 ft. In height. The castings to be annealed K 130 ELEMENTARY PRACTICAL METALLURGY are packed in cast-iron " pots " or pans, which may be round, square, or rectangular, as most suited to the form of the casting. These pots are covered with cast-iron lids, and luted with clay to exclude air. An average size of pot for small castings is about 23 in. In depth by about 15 in. In diameter. The castings are completely isolated from each other by the packing material, and must also be packed in ...such a manner as to prevent distortion or warping when at a red heat. The nature of the packing material is determined by the annealing condition that is, whether the removal of the carbon is desired, or only its change in form to that of temper carbon required. In the former case the castings are packed in an oxidizing material such as red hematite iron ore, rolling-mill scale, etc. Ked hematite ore is chiefly used, and each time of annealing new ore is added in the proportion of one of new ore to four of previously used ore.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Longmuir to read onlineMoreLess
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