Journal of the Franklin InstituteElsevier, 1865 |
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Page 8
... side by side , but having their ends swelled edgeways , so as to form what are technically termed heads , and which are coupled together by pins passing through holes in such heads , as shown in Figs . 5 and 6 of the accompanying ...
... side by side , but having their ends swelled edgeways , so as to form what are technically termed heads , and which are coupled together by pins passing through holes in such heads , as shown in Figs . 5 and 6 of the accompanying ...
Page 19
... side . It is impossible to deny the existence of an infinite number of stresses acting on the sides of a vessel undergoing fluid pressure , producing what , for want of a better term , might be called a " bulging strain . " Instances of ...
... side . It is impossible to deny the existence of an infinite number of stresses acting on the sides of a vessel undergoing fluid pressure , producing what , for want of a better term , might be called a " bulging strain . " Instances of ...
Page 103
... side with tallow , and hanging it in a moderately warm room ; and as the water contained in the leather evaporates , the fatty matter penetrates into the substance of the leather and replaces it . The dubbing process is then repeated on ...
... side with tallow , and hanging it in a moderately warm room ; and as the water contained in the leather evaporates , the fatty matter penetrates into the substance of the leather and replaces it . The dubbing process is then repeated on ...
Page 130
side the cylinder from end to end , guided by the straight edge - a gentle pressure being exerted on the glass in opposite directions , at the dia- mond cut , to complete the splitting . The cylinder is now taken to the flattening kiln ...
side the cylinder from end to end , guided by the straight edge - a gentle pressure being exerted on the glass in opposite directions , at the dia- mond cut , to complete the splitting . The cylinder is now taken to the flattening kiln ...
Page 132
... side to side transvesely to the bars . The polishing blocks are worked at about sixty double strokes per min- ute , and the bars carrying them are supported upon rollers at a height of 6 or 8 inches above the table . The moving table is ...
... side to side transvesely to the bars . The polishing blocks are worked at about sixty double strokes per min- ute , and the bars carrying them are supported upon rollers at a height of 6 or 8 inches above the table . The moving table is ...
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