Making the Small Shop Profitable
Making the Small Shop Profitable
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The protecting tubes should project into the furnace or the melted metal at least six inches.
AT THE OTHER END OF THE WIRES Two kinds of instruments are connected to the fire ends of either of the foregoing types -indicators, which indicate temperature, and recorders, which make a con- tinuous graphical record similar to that made by a record- ing pressure gage or recording wattmeter. An instrument of each kind may be attached to the same fire end and will register its temperature simultaneousl...y, one indi- . Cating and the other recording. Again a number of fire ends in various furnaces may be attached to the same indicator and recorder by means of suitable switches, so that one fire end at a time can be switched on the instru- ment, thus letting it take care of several furnaces, but of course only one at a time. Usually the indicator is placed so as to be easily seen by the furnace tender; while the recorder, which is a more delicate and expensive instrument, is mounted in the office or in a protecting cabinet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The protecting tubes should project into the furnace or the melted metal at least six inches.
AT THE OTHER END OF THE WIRES Two kinds of instruments are connected to the fire ends of either of the foregoing types -indicators, which indicate temperature, and recorders, which make a con- tinuous graphical record similar to that made by a record- ing pressure gage or recording wattmeter. An instrument of each kind may be attached to the same fire end and will register its temperature simultaneousl...y, one indi- . Cating and the other recording. Again a number of fire ends in various furnaces may be attached to the same indicator and recorder by means of suitable switches, so that one fire end at a time can be switched on the instru- ment, thus letting it take care of several furnaces, but of course only one at a time. Usually the indicator is placed so as to be easily seen by the furnace tender; while the recorder, which is a more delicate and expensive instrument, is mounted in the office or in a protecting cabinet.
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