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Andrews, Thomas

 
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Microscopic Internal Flaws in Steel Railway Locomotive ANDS traight A xles, Tyres, Rails, Steamship Propeller Shafts, and Propeller Crank Shafts, and other Shafts, Bridge Girder Plates, Ship Plates, and other Engineering Constructions of Steel. THE author has for many years past been engaged on researches with the object of ascertaining some of the causes of the deterioration of metals leading to the accidental fracture of railway axles, propeller shafts, and other metallic constructions. He has recently studied the Effects of Temperature on the Strength of Railway A xles, in an investigation extending over ten years, and has determined, on a large experimental scale, the resistance of metals to sudden concussions at varying temperatures down to zero (0 deg.) Fahr., and indicated the intfuence of climatic temperature changes on the strength of railway material; the experiments showing that, under certain conditions, temperature is a potent factor in leading to the deterioration of the resisting strength of railway axles and shafts. The author has also completed another investigation on the Effect of Strain on Railway A xles, in which some other aspects of the deterioration by fatigue in metals have been experimentally examined. If it were possible to produce a perfect metal, theoretically, there should be no deterioration by fatigue; but, alas! this at present seems almost impossible. Imperfections abound without, within. In toughest metals as metallic sin. A ll, therefore, that the metallurgist and scientific investigator can do is: 1. To endeavour to find out the ultimate causes of internal defects in metals. 2. To minimise the deleterious influence of these, if possible, in existing structures. 3.
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