榶心vlog

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red-short

[ red-shawrt ]

adjective

Metallurgy.
  1. brittle when at red heat, as iron or steel containing too much sulfur.


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榶心vlog History and Origins

Origin of red-short1

1720鈥�30; < Swedish 谤枚诲蝉办枚谤迟, neuter of 谤枚诲蝉办枚谤, equivalent to 谤枚诲 red + 蝉办枚谤 brittle
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It makes steel tender and brittle at that temperature鈥攁 condition known to the workmen as "red-short."

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In practice, blooms made by this process have been so red-short that they could not be hammered at all.

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The size of the pieces of the material employed prevents the intimate mixture of the particles of iron with the particles of carbon, and hence we would, on theoretical grounds, anticipate just what practice has proved, viz., that the reduction is incomplete, and the resulting metal being charged with oxides is red-short.

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On the other hand, the method of further desulphurization outside the blast furnace, described in this paper, presents the double advantage that part of the blast furnace can be kept cooler, and thus lime and coke be saved, and that there is a certainty that no red-short charges are obtained in the treatment in the converter, while the pig iron passes to the converter at a suitable temperature.

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I told them, consistent with the notion I had adopted in common with all others I had conversed with, that I thought it impossible, because the vegetable salts in the charcoal being an alkali acted as an absorbent to the sulphur of the iron, which occasions the red-short quality of the iron, and pit coal abounding with sulphur would increase it.

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