Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Vol. Lxx, Dec. 1910
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E. Sections when delivered to the cold-straightening presses. Those which vary beyond that amount, or have short kinks, shall be classed as second quality rails and be so marked.
"The distance between supports of rails in the straightening press shall not be less than forty-two (42) in. ; supports to have flat surfaces and out of wind. Rails shall be straight in line and surface and smooth on head when finished, final straightening being done while cold.
"They shall be sawed square at e...nds, variations to be not more than 1-32 in. , and prior to shipment shall have the burr caused by the saw cutting removed and the ends made clean.
[Sidenote: Drilling] "10. Circular holes for joint bolts shall be drilled in accordance with specifications of the purchaser. They shall in every respect conform accurately to drawing and dimensions furnished and shall be free from burrs.
[Sidenote: Branding] "11. The name of the manufacturer, the weight of the rail, and the month and year of manufacture shall be rolled in raised letters and figures on the side of the web.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. Sections when delivered to the cold-straightening presses. Those which vary beyond that amount, or have short kinks, shall be classed as second quality rails and be so marked.
"The distance between supports of rails in the straightening press shall not be less than forty-two (42) in. ; supports to have flat surfaces and out of wind. Rails shall be straight in line and surface and smooth on head when finished, final straightening being done while cold.
"They shall be sawed square at e...nds, variations to be not more than 1-32 in. , and prior to shipment shall have the burr caused by the saw cutting removed and the ends made clean.
[Sidenote: Drilling] "10. Circular holes for joint bolts shall be drilled in accordance with specifications of the purchaser. They shall in every respect conform accurately to drawing and dimensions furnished and shall be free from burrs.
[Sidenote: Branding] "11. The name of the manufacturer, the weight of the rail, and the month and year of manufacture shall be rolled in raised letters and figures on the side of the web.
What to read after Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Vol. Lxx, Dec. 1910?
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