Sentence examples for strength of iron from inspiring English sources

He also experimented with the strength of iron and the relative merits of hot and cold blast in iron manufacture.

Coffee is a mainstay of movies (as it is of movie-making – just about every scriptwriter's desk and every movie set are likely to be littered with styrofoam cups with a cold inch of undrunk coffee that has acquired the color and the strength of iron).

The explanation consists in enumerating the relevant boundary conditions and then adducing the appropriate "covering" laws in this case, that water expands as it freezes and the tensile strength of iron makes it too brittle to expand as much as the water does.

This effect leads to increasing the strength of iron- and chromium-water adsorption complexes and facilitates their release into the solution.

A number of split Hopkinson pressure bar tests with different striker velocities are carried out and analysed to investigate the strain rate dependency of the fracture strength of iron ore pellets.

Varga and Neujahr [ 31] observed correlation between substrate specificity and the strength of iron binding.

The effects of various factors on the mechanical strength of iron-based high temperature water-gas shift catalyst in calcination processes has been investigated in detail by a set of second order optimum experiments.

"It's an endorsement of the length of the cycle and the strength of the iron ore market generally," said Chris Catlow, chief financial officer at Fortescue Metals, an iron ore producer in Perth, Australia.

Designed by Thomas Pritchard and built in 1779 by Abraham Darby, the Ironbridge, constructed of cast-iron pieces, is a ribbed arch whose nearly semicircular 30-metre (100-foot) span imitates stone construction by exploiting the strength of cast iron in compression.

We also investigated the ideal shear strength of bcc iron in two prominent shear systems, <111>{112} and <111>{110}.

The paper proposes equations for calculating the strength of cast iron columns by checking failure by yielding in compression and fracture in tension.