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Hardening gear-teeth by oxy-acetylene flame
Process pioneered in United States by W. E. Sykes of Farrel-Birmingham Co, Buffalo, whose machine for torch hardening of gear teeth is described; process consists of local heating by means of oxyacetylene burner followed by immediate quenching by water jet. (French abstract) (See also Engineering v 145 n 3776 May 27 1938 p 590-2)
Hardening gear-teeth by oxy-acetylene flame
Process pioneered in United States by W. E. Sykes of Farrel-Birmingham Co, Buffalo, whose machine for torch hardening of gear teeth is described; process consists of local heating by means of oxyacetylene burner followed by immediate quenching by water jet. (French abstract) (See also Engineering v 145 n 3776 May 27 1938 p 590-2)
Hardening gear-teeth by oxy-acetylene flame
Genie Civil
Genie Civil ; 113
1938
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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