 | Robert White Stevens - 1863 - 392 pages
...and in contact with saline waters, produces a speedy corrosion. Where the " make" of iron shows it liable to be thus corroded, a mechanical protection...given by Roman cement, by a lining of wood, or by drying oil driven into the pores of the iron under great pressure. 61<t It is necessary both in marine... | |
 | Robert White Stevens - 1869 - 826 pages
...metal, and in contact with saline waters, produces a speedy corrosion. Where the "make" of iron shows it liable to be thus corroded, a mechanical protection...given by Roman cement, by a lining of wood, or by drying oil driven into the pores of the iron under great pressure. 656 In 1856, Mr. MARSH, a chemist,... | |
 | Robert White Stevens - 1871 - 930 pages
...metal, and in contact with saline waters, produces a speedy corrosion. Where the "male" of iron shows it liable to be thus corroded, a mechanical protection...given by Roman cement, by a lining of wood, or by drying oil driven into the pores of the iron under great pressure. 656 In 1856, Mr. MARSH, a chemist,... | |
 | Robert White Stevens - 1873 - 844 pages
...and in contact with saline waters, produces a speedy corrosion. Where the " make " of iron shows it liable to be thus corroded, a mechanical protection...given by Roman cement, by a lining of wood, or by drying oil driven into the pores of the iron under great pressure. 714. In 1856, Mr. MARSH, a chemist,... | |
 | 1848 - 692 pages
...liable to progressive decomposition. He recommends a mrrhiniril protection for iron bunkers either by Roman cement, by a lining of wood, or by a drying oil driven into the pores of the ami ander great unasuii! ; since the keeping of coal in them, especially when by any »rriAmt wetted... | |
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liable to be thus corroded, a mechanical protection is generally found sufficient. This is sometimes given by Roman cement, by a lining of wood, or by a drying oil driven into the pores of the iron under great pressure. 