Hobart, H. M. (Henry Metcalf), 1868-1946 ed · Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott · leaf 222
property ofdecreasing the hy-steresis loss of steeland iron. This isprobably due, atleast in part, to itsproperty of hinder-ing carbon fromcombining with iron,for it is the combined carbon which raises thehysteresis and retentivity of steel. Up to 4or 5 per cent, silicon increases the… … STATOR CASE FOR INDUCTION MOTOR ■ ■ 1 M ■I m ^ ■ ■■ H i B- US 1 - 1 1 1 1 rj IJ n ^^^L ^*^m ^^B ^1 1 I^BB F^^BB 1 H ^-^ 1 ^^^^^L m ^5 tt V -«t9M- ^^^fl J i fH li PKHl ■f I/- . ■::-^::, \ Hpr^ 1 w 3 ^^ ipPr^, ^ fL. ^ ■ * .-/ - jff^ ■■4w^ .^ THERMIT WELDING (see p. 6o8) [ To/aclf. so6. steel 507 the…
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