Significados de malleable iron en inglés

An invaluable substitute for expensive forgings or for malleable iron castings requiring great strength.

Fig.1 represents an imperfectly prepared surface of two pieces of malleable iron about to be welded.

This is also true of malleable iron.

His name will be forever associated with the rapid conversion of pig iron into malleable iron and steel.

Chester Steel Castings Co. make castings twice as strong as malleable iron castings, at about the same price.

He also made cast iron into malleable iron by smelting iron using coke from pit-coal instead of charcoal.

Reaumur was probably the first to show that steel could be made by fusing malleable iron with cast-iron.

Many of my readers may not know that cast-iron is converted into malleable iron by the process called puddling.

Then it takes almost two hundred cubic yards of charcoal to smelt out twenty-five pounds of what they call malleable iron.

This mass or lump was then to be raised to a white heat, and forged into malleable iron at the forge-hammer.

Welds in malleable iron are usually far from satisfactory and a better joint is secured by brazing the edges together with bronze.

The large sparks change to hissing points, which gradually become specks of soft, bluish light as the state of malleable iron is approached.

It was in this experimenting, as I infer, that the idea struck him of making malleable iron by introducing air into the fluid metal.

If I remember rightly, you held up a piece of my malleable iron, saying words to this effect: 'Here is a true British nugget!

Pig iron, which is highly carbonized iron from the blast furnace, was laboriously converted into malleable iron by the old process of the puddling furnace.

The inventor wrote to all the great firms, urging its superiority to every other tool for working malleable iron into all kinds of forge work.