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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 20 (May 1874) (1874)

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Sehuylkill of carbon. Their strengths vary in the opposite direction, this novel internal examination of materials, and its revela- from Philadelphia, have nearly completed a new rolling mill increasing with the dose of carbon, in a pretty regular tions, can be more completely exhibited. building,… … Its gradual rise shows that it may take a set have to support, but they have been proved ened steel, by a formula, constructed by the writer: 1' = under the action of the smallest forces. Its maximum hight to be capable of sustaining many times the greatest weight 60,000+70,000 C, in which T…

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