History of the Yorkshire Geological And Polytechnic Society 1837 1887 With Bio
History of the Yorkshire Geological And Polytechnic Society 1837 1887 With Bio
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The principal points in the report referred to the lighting of mines and to the use of explosives. With respect to the former, Mr. Mitchell considered that a lamp of REV. WILLIAM TH011P. 431 the Mueseler type, fitted with a bonnet, was most suitable, and he agreed with the commission that a quick explosive was the most desirable, and with the explosive recommended viz. , gelatine dynamite which is fired surrounded by water, the effect being instantaneous and giving off no flame.
At a meeting he...ld at Barnsley in 1866, Dr. H. C. Sorby read a paper on some remarkable properties of the characteristic constituents of steel. The microscopical examination of suitably prepared speci- mens of iron and steel shows that there are two well marked constituents. One of these is comparatively soft, and is iron which is free from carbon ; the other is intensely hard, and probably con- tains combined carbon, since it occurs in white cast iron, blistered steel, and other varieties known to contain carbon in that state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The principal points in the report referred to the lighting of mines and to the use of explosives. With respect to the former, Mr. Mitchell considered that a lamp of REV. WILLIAM TH011P. 431 the Mueseler type, fitted with a bonnet, was most suitable, and he agreed with the commission that a quick explosive was the most desirable, and with the explosive recommended viz. , gelatine dynamite which is fired surrounded by water, the effect being instantaneous and giving off no flame.
At a meeting he...ld at Barnsley in 1866, Dr. H. C. Sorby read a paper on some remarkable properties of the characteristic constituents of steel. The microscopical examination of suitably prepared speci- mens of iron and steel shows that there are two well marked constituents. One of these is comparatively soft, and is iron which is free from carbon ; the other is intensely hard, and probably con- tains combined carbon, since it occurs in white cast iron, blistered steel, and other varieties known to contain carbon in that state.
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