Explosives
Explosives
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This is made of a suitable consistency, so that a fairly large ''blob" of it adheres to the end of the splint, and this constitutes the head. After passing this bath the chain is carried upwards to the ceiling of the building, or, what is better, through the ceiling into an upper chamber. Here it passes over a long series of rollers in order to allow the head to dry, the drying operation being assisted by hot air. The chain then returns to a point near the hopper, where the finished matches are... unloaded from the plates, and mechanically packed into the boxes, these boxes being then mechanically made up into the familiar packets of one dozen boxes. These packets are subsequently made up by hand into packets of one gross* Modern match machines are of considerable size, the endless chain being as much as 700 ft. Long, and taking an hour to make one circuit. Such a machine will turn out 166 EXPLOSIVES about 1000 gross boxes of matches in a single day, corre- sponding to nearly 9, 000, 000 matches, and only requires eight girls to look after it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is made of a suitable consistency, so that a fairly large ''blob" of it adheres to the end of the splint, and this constitutes the head. After passing this bath the chain is carried upwards to the ceiling of the building, or, what is better, through the ceiling into an upper chamber. Here it passes over a long series of rollers in order to allow the head to dry, the drying operation being assisted by hot air. The chain then returns to a point near the hopper, where the finished matches are... unloaded from the plates, and mechanically packed into the boxes, these boxes being then mechanically made up into the familiar packets of one dozen boxes. These packets are subsequently made up by hand into packets of one gross* Modern match machines are of considerable size, the endless chain being as much as 700 ft. Long, and taking an hour to make one circuit. Such a machine will turn out 166 EXPLOSIVES about 1000 gross boxes of matches in a single day, corre- sponding to nearly 9, 000, 000 matches, and only requires eight girls to look after it.
What to read after Explosives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E De Barry Edward De Barry Barnett to read onlineMoreLess
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