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Wrought iron is an iron
alloy with a very low
carbon content (less than 0.05%) in
contrast to that of cast iron (2.1% to 4.5%). It is a semi-fused m****...
- line was
Bennerley Viaduct, a 1,452-foot (443 m) long, 61-foot (19 m)
high,
wrought iron
structure which still crosses the
Erewash valley just to the north...
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temperatures high enough. However, pig iron,
having a
higher carbon content and thus a
lower melting point,
could be melted, and by
soaking wrought iron or...
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revealed that
corrosion had
taken place between the
outer copper skin and the
wrought iron
support structure.
Although the
problem had been anti****ted when...
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lower tensile strengths than
wrought alloys. The most
important cast
aluminium alloy system is Al–Si,
where the
high levels of
silicon (4–13%) contribute...
- that give off
sparks that are
indistinguishable to the
human eye.
Wrought iron
Wrought iron
sparks flow out in
straight lines. The
tails of the
sparks widen...
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installed by the
Federal government in 1956. It is
enclosed by a six-foot-
high wrought iron fence. The
Confederate "monument was
erected by the
United Daughters...
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especially one used for decoration.
There are two main
types of ironwork:
wrought iron and cast iron.
While the use of iron
dates as far back as 4000 BC...
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rather than a lighthouse, Lt.
Smith went on to
build a 6.1 m (20 ft)
high wrought iron daymark, 10 cm (4 in) in
diameter and
supported by six stays. A...
- be
demolished and rebuilt,
often in
wrought iron. The
bridge had been
badly designed,
being trussed with
wrought iron straps,
which were
wrongly thought...
