Slow Cooling from Different Temperatures
Results of cooling steel slowly from different high temperatures are given in Tables 18, 20, 23, 24, and 25, groups VII. and VIII. In some
Results of cooling steel slowly from different high temperatures are given in Tables 18, 20, 23, 24, and 25, groups VII. and VIII. In some

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The Hardening Power Apparently Lags In the cooling- curves of the five series of steel which we have just discussed, running from the softest basic
This paper may be regarded as a report of progress of an investigation into the influence of prior exposure to different high temperatures, under different
Loss of Hardening-Power at and near V.—We know that steel is hardened by quenching from a certain red-heat or from any higher temperature; but that
Retardations If high-carbon tool-steel be heated to very dull redness and then suddenly cooled, for instance by quenching in water, it is not thereby considerably
In working brown iron-ore mines on the system employed at Longdale, namely, stoping from the top down, the usual procedure is to drive a succession
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