Millwrighting
Millwrighting
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. Type metal, hard Ornamental castings. . 12 Pattern metal . .
10.
83. 80. 66. 63 10.
17. 20. 33. 33 2.
1 Contains no Graphite. 2 Contains a possible trace of carbon. 3 Trace of zinc, Iron and Phosphorus. 4 Dr. H. C. Torrey says this analysis is erroneous and that Magnolia metal always contains tin. 6 Contains no Manganese. 6 Phosphorus or Arsenic 0. 37. 7 Phosphorous 0. 94. 8 Phosphorous 0. 20. 9 (In parts by weight). Lo (In parts by weight). 11 Bismuth 1. 8. 12 Bismuth 6; Brass 8.
280 MILLWRI...GHTING mixture, known as "alloy B, " is the standard bronze bearing metal for this railroad.
It should be noted that the difference between ''bronzes" and ''babbitts" lies chiefly in the reversal of the quantities of copper and tin contained in the alloy, the "bronze" containing about 90 per cent, of copper and 10 per cent, of tin, while the "bab- bitts" contain 90 per cent, of tin and 10 per cent, of copper. Thus the babbitt metal is merely an inverted bronze.
From the above tabulated alloys, the millwright may select the one w r hich seems best fitted for the work in hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Type metal, hard Ornamental castings. . 12 Pattern metal . .
10.
83. 80. 66. 63 10.
17. 20. 33. 33 2.
1 Contains no Graphite. 2 Contains a possible trace of carbon. 3 Trace of zinc, Iron and Phosphorus. 4 Dr. H. C. Torrey says this analysis is erroneous and that Magnolia metal always contains tin. 6 Contains no Manganese. 6 Phosphorus or Arsenic 0. 37. 7 Phosphorous 0. 94. 8 Phosphorous 0. 20. 9 (In parts by weight). Lo (In parts by weight). 11 Bismuth 1. 8. 12 Bismuth 6; Brass 8.
280 MILLWRI...GHTING mixture, known as "alloy B, " is the standard bronze bearing metal for this railroad.
It should be noted that the difference between ''bronzes" and ''babbitts" lies chiefly in the reversal of the quantities of copper and tin contained in the alloy, the "bronze" containing about 90 per cent, of copper and 10 per cent, of tin, while the "bab- bitts" contain 90 per cent, of tin and 10 per cent, of copper. Thus the babbitt metal is merely an inverted bronze.
From the above tabulated alloys, the millwright may select the one w r hich seems best fitted for the work in hand.
What to read after Millwrighting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James F James Francis Hobart to read onlineMoreLess
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