...steel the increase in strength and in hardness is greater than in a less converted or soft steel. 88. Heated steel, by being plunged into oil instead of...thickness of the two plates to be joined. 41. The shearing strain of steel rivets is found to be about a fourth less than the tensile strain. 42. Iron...

...the loss of strength by riveting is more than counterbalanced by the increase in strength by hardning in oil. 40. Steel rivets, fully larger in diameter...thickness of the two plates to be joined. 41. The shearing strain of steel rivets is found to be about a fourth less than the tensile strain. 43. Iron...

...running the risk of being burned) the greater is the increase of strength, by being plunged into oil. X 37. In a highly converted or hard steel the increase...thickness of the two plates to be joined. 41. The shearing strain of steel rivets is found to be about a fourth less than the tensile strain. 42. Iron...

...steel the increase in strength and in hardness is greater than in a less converted or soft steel. 33. Heated steel, by being plunged into oil instead of...thickness of the two plates to be joined. 41. The shearing strain of steel riveta is found to be about a fourth less than the tensile strain. 42. Iron...

...by riveting is more than counterbalanced by the increase in strength by hardening in oil (163). 14. Steel rivets fully larger in diameter than those used...equal to the thickness of the two plates to be joined (163). 15. The shearing strain of steel rivets is found to be about a fourth less than the tensile...

...by riveting is more than counterbalanced by the increase in strength by hardening in oil (163). 14. Steel rivets fully larger in diameter than those used...equal to the thickness of the two plates to be joined (163). 15. The shearing strain of steel rivets is found to be about a fourth less than the tensile...

...steel is about a fourth less than its tensile strength. Mr. Kirkaldy found steel rivets of greater diameter than those used in riveting iron plates of the same thickness to be too small for riveting steel plates. THE EYE-BAR AND PIN JOINT. One of the most simple and economical...

...of specimens form an important element in comparing either the rate of or the ultimate elongation, a circumstance which has been hitherto overlooked....thickness of the two plates to be joined. 41. The shearing strain of steel rivets is found to be about a fourth less than the tensile strain. 42. Iron...

...Steel is reduced in strength by being hardened in water, while the strength is vastly increased hy being hardened in oil. 36. The higher steel is heated...thickness of the two plates to be joined. 41. The shearing strain of steel rivets is found to be about a fourth less than the tensile strain. 42. Iron...

...steel. 38. Heated steel by being plunged into oil instead of water is not only considerably liardcncd but toughened by the treatment. 39. Steel plates hardened...riveting iron plates of the same thickness being found to lie greatly too small for riveting steel plates, the probability is suggested that the proper proportion...