USRE3744E - Improvement in the manufacture of-tin-lined lead pipe - Google Patents

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USRE3744E
USRE3744E US RE3744 E USRE3744 E US RE3744E
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Peteir Naylok
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  • the two ingots must be so formed, proportioned, and adjusted in relation to cach other, the die, cylinder, and mandrel that the lead ingot, under the operation of the applied power, will not distort the tin ingot to such an extent as to destroy its uniform discharge through the die and the equal thickness of the tin lining or tube in the lead incasement.
  • the tin ingot is made'in the form of a series of superposed frusta of cones, as represented iuv the drawings, A A, making preferably the upperfrustum to contain a little more metal than thelower one, and also a little shorter and more tapering than the lat ter, placing the lead ingotBarcnnd the tin in the manner shown.
  • the number of frusta of cones in the sexies should be proportionate to the height and diameter of the whole or compound ingot, and it has been found to be best, asa rule to go by, to make the frustaof lengths equal to half the diameter:of the ngot.
  • fr usta maybe made sepa ratcly-that is, parted on the transverse dotted line z in Fig. 2, or in casting they lnay be parted longitudinally through the center-or they may be cast in one pieceof ingot, as experience may seem to dictate. The same.
  • a uniform thickness of lead and tin through the whole length of pipe- may be approximately obtained even when acylindrical central ingot is used, or one that is nearly cylindrical, by coring ont the lead ingot to reduce the quantity of metal and the consequent excessive density thereof toward the last part of the charge, by which the proper relative proportion of the tin and lead in the pipe is destroyed,
  • two molds are rst made of the form of a frustntn of a cone, as represented by the two parts of the ylead ingots B and C when separated on the line z.' Two cres are then made of the forms, respectively, of the top and bottom parts of the tin ingct A, One ofthe last mentioned cores is then put in each ofthe aforementioned molds,and the two parts of the lead ingot, which is divided on the line z, are then cast separately in their respective molds.
  • the mandrel E is then set in the center of the lead ingot B thus formed, and the tin ingot is cast around the mandrel, and the lead ingotC is afterward cast, either in the cylinder of the press or in a separate mold, around the ngot B.
  • the intermediate ingot may be of lead or some suitable alloy

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