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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 12 (March 1870) (1870)

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he exact mold orcounterpart of the tread and flange of the wheel. If a littlecharcoal iron is mixed with the common iron, the surface willharden deeper in prdportion to the amount used. This sus-ceptibility of cast iron to harden when brought in contact,in a melted state, with cold iron, is a… … cogs of the wheel, B, but the space,C, should be molded withsand, then the chilled surface will take somewhat the formindicated by the dotted lines ; in this way the full value ofthe chill is obtained without impairing the strength of therim of the wheel. Another advantage of chilled cogs is…

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