Proceedings, Частини 1 – 2Institution, 1904 Includes supplements. |
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Proceedings, Частини 2 – 4 Institution of Mechanical Engineers (Great Britain) Повний перегляд - 1915 |
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allotropic alloys Alloys Research Committee annealed antimony Associate Members austenite axles bars annealed Bars quenched Boiler Pressure breaking strain carbide carbon bar carbon steel cementite cent cm² compound engine compound locomotives cooling Council Creil crystalline curve cut-off diagram diameter diams draw-bar pull elastic limit election elongation experiments Extensometer feet ferrite four-cylinder compound fracture gauge gear Gradient granular hardening heating increased Institution London low-pressure cylinders magnification martensite Mechanical Engineers 1904 mechanical properties Meeting Messrs metal microscope miles per hour minute National Physical Laboratory obtained ordinary Paris Paris-Orléans pearlite photo-micrographs pipe Pitot tube Plate practice Proceedings Professor Arnold Professor Gowland Railway reduction of area reheated Report shown Sir William Roberts-Austen solid solution sorbite specimen speed square inch steam steel containing structure Table temperature tender tests Tons per square trains valve velocity weight wheels yield point
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