Fabrication of U. S. S. Stainless and Heat Resisting Steels |
Contents
WELDING RIVETING SOLDERING | 11 |
FERRITIC U S S STAINLESS STEELS | 30 |
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abrasives acetylene Aerated Agitated alloy annealed and pickled ATOMIC HYDROGEN WELDING austenitic stainless steels avoided beveled Boiling 70 brush buffing Butt Joint carbide precipitation Chloride chromium content chromium-nickel austenitic clamped clearance coating cold rolled cooling copper corrosion resistance cutting desirable diameter drill ductility edges electrical resistance electrodes etching excess ferritic ferritic stainless steels ferritic U.S.S Stainless filler rods finish flash welding flux followed forging forming grades grit hardening Heat Resisting Steels heavier high speed steel high temperatures holes inches less steels light gage Lighter lubricant machining martensitic material metal-arc method necessary nickel nitric acid oxide plain carbon steels plates polishing polishing operations Potassium produce proper punch removed result rinsing rivets satisfactory Saturated scale Seam sections sheets Sodium solder solution spot welding Stainless and Heat straight chromium ferritic strip suitable surface tampico tensile thickness tion tool U.S.S Stainless Steels usually weld metal wire