Safe Foundry Practice
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The screen should be divided in the center, and the two sections hinged together. In using this device it is suspended above the point where the men are at work, from a piece of scantling laid diametrically across the cupola so that it rests upon the walls where they are offset for the single brick lining, or upon the ledge formed by the charging doors, — the screen being supported by chains at several points around its cir- cumference, and having its hinges on the under sides.
When arranged in... this way it tends to remain open and flat, although it can easily be folded by raising it at the middle. A screen of this kind will intercept falling pieces of slag and brick, and other objects, and wull thus protect the w^orkmen below.
When furnaces are to be entirely relined, only trustworthy and experienced men should be allowed to perform the work. Moreover, the fire-bricks that are used should be of the best quality obtainable, in order to insure long life of the cupola. Between the bricks and the shell a space of about f of an inch should be left, which should be filled with dry sand to act as a cushion, so that severe stresses will not be thrown on the shell when the bricks expand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The screen should be divided in the center, and the two sections hinged together. In using this device it is suspended above the point where the men are at work, from a piece of scantling laid diametrically across the cupola so that it rests upon the walls where they are offset for the single brick lining, or upon the ledge formed by the charging doors, — the screen being supported by chains at several points around its cir- cumference, and having its hinges on the under sides.
When arranged in... this way it tends to remain open and flat, although it can easily be folded by raising it at the middle. A screen of this kind will intercept falling pieces of slag and brick, and other objects, and wull thus protect the w^orkmen below.
When furnaces are to be entirely relined, only trustworthy and experienced men should be allowed to perform the work. Moreover, the fire-bricks that are used should be of the best quality obtainable, in order to insure long life of the cupola. Between the bricks and the shell a space of about f of an inch should be left, which should be filled with dry sand to act as a cushion, so that severe stresses will not be thrown on the shell when the bricks expand.
What to read after Safe Foundry Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Travelers Insurance Companies to read onlineMoreLess
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