The process of carbonizing the delicate fabrics, leaves, grasses, etc.
However, Edison and also Swan turned their attention to forming them by carbonizing a fiber of organic matter.
Carbon with its extremely high melting-point had long attracted attention and in 1879 Edison produced a carbon filament bycarbonizing a strip of paper.
The advantage of direct quenching from the carbonizing heat is doubtless one of economy, and in many cases will save the cost of a reheating.
In the case of the camshaft, it is not possible to quench directly from the carbonizingheat because of distortion and therefore excessive breakage during straightening operations.
The work is constantly and uniformly exposed to a clean carbonizing atmosphere instead of partially spent carbonaceous solids which may give off very complex compounds of phosphorus, sulphur, carbon and nitrogen.
Twenty point carbon, such as is used for carbonizing purposes is 0.
Starting at A with a close-grained and tough stock, such as ordinary machinery steel containing from 15 to 20 points of carbon, if such work is quenched on a carbonizing heat the result will be as shown at B.
The only thing that should limit the rate of cooling from the carbonizing heat is distortion.
For a thicker case the steel is packed in carbon materials of various kinds such as burnt leather scraps, charcoal, granulated bone or some of the many carbonizing compounds.
This fits into the wire-bottomed tray and has a number of rods or wires running across it, their purpose being to break up the mass of material as it comes from the carbonizing box.
The pins are then allowed to cool slowly from the carbonizing heat, after which the hole is finish-machined and the pin cut to length.
There is also a very fine black, superior in many respects to lampblack, especially in making the ink for copperplate printers, prepared by carbonizing grape stalks, &c.
In the preparation of ordinary tinder, the best mode of carbonizing the old linen, instead of burning and then smothering the flame, is to char the rags in close iron vessels.
In considering the use of charcoal, therefore, for the preparation of gunpowder, we are to direct our inquiries to the choice of wood for carbonization, and the best process for carbonizing it.
What is the best mode of carbonizing wood for the purpose of gunpowder?
I reported to Mr. Edison on the following day, when he instructed me to come to the laboratory at once to learn all the details of drawing and carbonizing fibres, which it would be necessary to do in the Oriental jungles.
The operation of carbonizing woolen rags for the purpose of obtaining pure wool, through the destruction of the vegetable substances contained in the raw material, maybe divided into two parts, viz.
The Harvey process of making armor consists in taking an all-steel plate andcarbonizing the face.
This carbonizing process is very similar to the cementation process of producing steel, and by it the face of the plate is made high in carbon and very hard.
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