Microscopic Analysis of MetalsC. Griffin, limited, 1904 - 178 páginas |
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100 diameters 20 per cent allotropic alloy annealing attack austenite Boilers BRYAN DONKIN carbide carbon steel cementation cementite CHARLES GRIFFIN chemical colour constituents cooling copper Crown 8vo crystalline curve Diagrams Dr Sorby Electrical emery Engineer Enlarged Etched eutectic Examination EXETER STREET ferrite forged grains GRIFFIN'S NAUTICAL SERIES Handsome Cloth hard hardened hardenite homogeneous independent cementite ingot mould Inst JAMIESON Jour lamellæ layers liquid LONDON CHARLES GRIFFIN Machinery MANUAL martensite Master Mariner mechanical metal metallography method microscope mixture needles nitric acid Numerous Illustrations oblique obtained oxidation tinted pearlite photograph Plates Polish-attack polishing in bas-relief Polishing on rouged PRACTICAL preparation PROF Professor Pumping quenched quenched in water quenched steel reagent recalescence Reheated Revised rouged parchment rubbing sample scratched SECOND EDITION separation Ships shows silver solid solution solidification sorbite Steam STRAND structure Students surface tempering TEXT-BOOK THIRD EDITION tincture of iodine transformation troostite water at 15 WILLIAM ALLINGHAM
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