10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLANCH»
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1
Life of Richard Trevithick: With an Account of His Inventions
tubes are concentric, through the side of which second tube is an opening
corresponding with that in the first tube, and the flanch is screwed to the second
tube so as to make one opening through the sides of the two tubes. The second
tube ...
2
A rudimentary treatise on the locomotive engine in all its ...
12, the inner edge of the flanch g approaches the opposite bar, thus contracting
the opening of the waste-port to the size of the port out of which the steam is
escaping : if contracted more, the free exit of the steam would be obstructed. The
front ...
George Drysdale Dempsey, 1856
3
Journal of the Franklin Institute
Nora—This rule is applicable to all cases when the flanch of the beam having the
greatest sectional area is set below, when the beam rests upon two supports or is
fixed at both ends, or set above when the beam is fixed at one end only.
4
The Register of Arts, and Journal of Patent Inventions
Two guide steel wires extend from the flanch at the bottom, to the cap at the top,
and sufficiently distant from the pillar, to admit of the two ivory balls a and b, to
descend upon them without touching the pillar. The board is made perfectly flat, ...
5
A Rudimentary Treatise on the Locomotive Engine in all its ...
The front end of each of the cylinders is closed by a cast iron cover, 1,7; of an
inch thick, let into it; the cylinder runs through the plate of the smoke-box,
projecting beyond it, and having a flanch resting against the inside of the plate,
and fixed to ...
George Drysdale DEMPSEY, 1866
6
A Rudimentary Treatise on the Locomotive Engine in all its ...
12, the er edge of the flanch G approaches the opposite bar, thus itracting the
opening of the waste-port to the size of the t out of which the steam is escaping: if
contracted more, free exit of the steam would be obstructed. The front end of each
...
George Drysdale DEMPSEY, 1856
7
Repertory of patent inventions and other discoveries and ...
The shaft and block are inclosed within a cast iron cone, », having a flanch, o o,
at its upper end, with four open boxes around it, pppp, shown in the plan, fig. 16,
and in section in fig. 15, into which boxes the lower arms of the cross, p p, are ...
8
The Principles and Practices and Explanation of the ...
The cylinder cover W is of the same size as this flanch, and is held on to the
cylinder by the same bolts that fix the cylinder to the smoke-box plate: the heads
of the bolts are made thin to clear the cover, and the bolts are prolonged beyond
their ...
9
Journal of The Franklin Institute of the State of ...
If the flanch be at the top, the cross section or the figure of the beam looking
endways is that of the letter T; and if the flanch be at the top and bottom, the figure
is that of the letter I, with the head and tail extended. Originally the T form, with the
...
10
Magazine of Popular Science, and Journal of the Useful Arts
... increase of strength, as more of the material was accumulated in the lower
portion of the casting. In the fourth, it was believed that the upper flanch, or rib,
had been so much diminished as to affect not its relative, but its actual resisting
power ...
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