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Page 216
... charge the line up to the potential of the impressed E. M. F. Therefore the electro - magnetic induction was negligible . + + + с e FIG . 4 . At the moment when a positive charge was held on the line a b , a negative charge was induced ...
... charge the line up to the potential of the impressed E. M. F. Therefore the electro - magnetic induction was negligible . + + + с e FIG . 4 . At the moment when a positive charge was held on the line a b , a negative charge was induced ...
Page 420
... charge , " its bottom is low- ered and the charge distributed uniform- ly in the furnace over the top of the previous charge . By these two bells or bottoms , the top of the furnace is at all times closed . The furnace is usually kept ...
... charge , " its bottom is low- ered and the charge distributed uniform- ly in the furnace over the top of the previous charge . By these two bells or bottoms , the top of the furnace is at all times closed . The furnace is usually kept ...
Page 669
... charge must be regulated accordingly . On the other hand , the carbon , manganese , and silicon contained in the raw stock are oxidized . In this process the iron is usually charged first ( though many plants charge to melt first and ...
... charge must be regulated accordingly . On the other hand , the carbon , manganese , and silicon contained in the raw stock are oxidized . In this process the iron is usually charged first ( though many plants charge to melt first and ...
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