The Rolling Mill Industry a Condensed General Description of Iron And Steel Ro
The Rolling Mill Industry a Condensed General Description of Iron And Steel Ro
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14. After leaving the rolling mill, the wheel is machined, bored and finished ready to be pressed on the axle. Special specifications govern the quality of steel from which the wheels are produced, and tests are made similar to those for axles.
Tires are circular forgings used to form the treads of wheels. They are shrunk to the outer rim of the wheels, and securely fastened thereto. They are forged from ingots of octag- onal shape by pressing and punching to an annular form, and subsequently e...xpanding the ring in a hydraulic press, and are finally rolled to shape. After rolling, the tire is turned to exact size in the machine shop, and finished ready to be shrunk upon the wheel. The manufacture is carried on in separate shops with tools and appliances specially designed for the purpose, similar to that of wheels and axles.
Drop Forgings Drop forgings is the product obtained by forging a suita- ble piece of steel between dies under a hammer, the lower die being attached to the anvil block, while the upper die is fastened to the hammer itself, and moves up and down with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14. After leaving the rolling mill, the wheel is machined, bored and finished ready to be pressed on the axle. Special specifications govern the quality of steel from which the wheels are produced, and tests are made similar to those for axles.
Tires are circular forgings used to form the treads of wheels. They are shrunk to the outer rim of the wheels, and securely fastened thereto. They are forged from ingots of octag- onal shape by pressing and punching to an annular form, and subsequently e...xpanding the ring in a hydraulic press, and are finally rolled to shape. After rolling, the tire is turned to exact size in the machine shop, and finished ready to be shrunk upon the wheel. The manufacture is carried on in separate shops with tools and appliances specially designed for the purpose, similar to that of wheels and axles.
Drop Forgings Drop forgings is the product obtained by forging a suita- ble piece of steel between dies under a hammer, the lower die being attached to the anvil block, while the upper die is fastened to the hammer itself, and moves up and down with it.
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