Lubricating Oils Fats And Greases Their Origin Preparation Properties Uses
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In to drums to set. Terra alba is the trade name for finely ground gypsum, which is a better lubricant than car- bonate of lime, but if you prefer the latter you can use Paris white (levigated chalk) instead.
BELT AND KOPE GREASES.
A grease for increasing the adhesion of driving belts can be prepared by melting together 25 parts of pale resin, 10 of neutral wool fat, 20 of paraffin wax, and 20 parts of blown cotton seed oil, the mass being poured into paper cylinders supported in a suitable fra...me. For greasing hemp ropes 15 parts of pale resin are melted with 45 of wool fat, 15 of soft soap, and 5 parts of yellow ceresine, 30 parts of talc and 20 parts of levigated graphite being stirred in until the mixture has so far thickened that there is no risk of these ingredients separating out again.
GREASE FOR HEMP KOPE.
Ceresine 5 parts, pale resin 20, thickened cotton seed oil 5, thick green cylinder oil 20, finest talc 50, soft soap 20. The ceresine, resin, cylinder oil, and soft soap are melted, the cotton seed oil is added, and the talc stirred in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In to drums to set. Terra alba is the trade name for finely ground gypsum, which is a better lubricant than car- bonate of lime, but if you prefer the latter you can use Paris white (levigated chalk) instead.
BELT AND KOPE GREASES.
A grease for increasing the adhesion of driving belts can be prepared by melting together 25 parts of pale resin, 10 of neutral wool fat, 20 of paraffin wax, and 20 parts of blown cotton seed oil, the mass being poured into paper cylinders supported in a suitable fra...me. For greasing hemp ropes 15 parts of pale resin are melted with 45 of wool fat, 15 of soft soap, and 5 parts of yellow ceresine, 30 parts of talc and 20 parts of levigated graphite being stirred in until the mixture has so far thickened that there is no risk of these ingredients separating out again.
GREASE FOR HEMP KOPE.
Ceresine 5 parts, pale resin 20, thickened cotton seed oil 5, thick green cylinder oil 20, finest talc 50, soft soap 20. The ceresine, resin, cylinder oil, and soft soap are melted, the cotton seed oil is added, and the talc stirred in.
What to read after Lubricating Oils Fats And Greases Their Origin Preparation Properties Uses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurst, George H to read onlineMoreLess
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