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Airco welding of locomotive fireboxes (1919)

Air reduction sales company, New York. [from old catalog] · New York, Air reduction sales company · leaf 31

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nd on to B. WELDING THE FLUE AND SIDE SHEET PATCH OF FIGURE 62: Operation 6. Cut the side sheet to outside of the rivet holes, asshown in drawing c. Weld the flange at A, and then back weld downto the flange at C. Now weld from 6 to 5, 7 to 6 and so on to B. Xote: The flue sheet weld of Figure 63… … Page Thirty T AIRCO BUILDING-UP OFWORN EDGES OF FIREBOX HE EDGES OF fireboxes become worn, and cause leaky joints,from excessive caulking, erosion from escaping steam and cor-rosion. The restoration of these edges by building-up may be accom-plished as follows, using an Airco cutting torch with No.…

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