High Speed And Carbon Tool Steels
High Speed And Carbon Tool Steels
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The two pieces to be welded are attached to the term- inals of a circuit of suitable voltage, and the edges brought together. The resistance to the passage of the current offered by the imperfect contact sets up enough heat to melt the metal and forms a perfectly homogeneous junction. The autogenous (oxygen and acetylene blow- pipe) method is almost as simple; the flame is directed into the crevice where the two pieces are brought together, and melts the adjacent metal so as also to form a homo...geneous joint.
Fig. 5 shows samples of electric welding which are of special in- terest to machine shop managers, foremen, and others interested in economical shop practice. They illustrate the economy in the use of high-speed steel, made possible by the electric welding process. The upper left-hand figures show a counterbore made with a carbon steel shank and high-speed cutting part electrically welded thereto, feelow these views are views of a lathe center with carbon steel shank and high-speed steel tip, before and after finishing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two pieces to be welded are attached to the term- inals of a circuit of suitable voltage, and the edges brought together. The resistance to the passage of the current offered by the imperfect contact sets up enough heat to melt the metal and forms a perfectly homogeneous junction. The autogenous (oxygen and acetylene blow- pipe) method is almost as simple; the flame is directed into the crevice where the two pieces are brought together, and melts the adjacent metal so as also to form a homo...geneous joint.
Fig. 5 shows samples of electric welding which are of special in- terest to machine shop managers, foremen, and others interested in economical shop practice. They illustrate the economy in the use of high-speed steel, made possible by the electric welding process. The upper left-hand figures show a counterbore made with a carbon steel shank and high-speed cutting part electrically welded thereto, feelow these views are views of a lathe center with carbon steel shank and high-speed steel tip, before and after finishing.
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