
Soldering, Brazing And Welding
by Bernard E. Jones
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About this eBook
- Editor
- Jones, Bernard E. (Bernard Edward), 1879-1965
- Title
- Soldering, Brazing and Welding
- Credits
- Produced by deaurider, Harry Lamé and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- TT: Technology: Handicrafts, Arts and crafts
- Subject
- Welding
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 52074
- Release Date
- May 15, 2016
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Soldering, Brazing and Welding
- 2.EDITOR’S PREFACE
- 3.CONTENTS
- 4.CHAPTER I The Various Processes of Joining Metals
- 5.CHAPTER II Soft Solders — Eutectic Alloys. — Hardness of Solders. — Compositions of Soft Solders. — Making Solder Strips, Wire, Tears, etc. — Making Solder from Pewter. — Making Coarse Solder from Composition Piping. — Combined Solder and Flux. — Soft Solders that Melt in Boiling Water. — Re-melting and Overheating Solder.
- 6.CHAPTER III Fluxes Used in Soft-soldering — Why a Flux is Required. — Variety of Fluxes. — Preparing Zinc Chloride (“Killed Spirit”). — Applying the Flux. — Flux Used on Food Containers.
- 7.CHAPTER IV Soft-soldering with the Copper Bit — Copper Bits. — Spirit-Heated Soldering Bits. — Gas-heated Bits. — Stoves for Heating Soldering Bits. — Tinning a Bit. — Simple Soldering. — Reinforced and Filled-in Soldered Joints. — Soldering Heavy Milk Churns. — Soldering Hole in Enamelled Ware. — Soldering Leaded Lights. — Soldering Catch on Gun-barrel.
- 8.CHAPTER V Soft-soldering with Blowpipe or Bunsen Burner — The Mouth Blowpipe. — Bunsen Burner, Spirit Lamps, etc. — Bench Blowpipes. — Tapers. — Catching-tray for Bunsen Burner. — Blow Lamps. — How to Operate a Mouth Blowpipe. — Typical Blowpipe Jobs. — Re-soldering Kettle Spout. — Soldering Corroded Metal. — Soldering Small Work. — Soldering Pipe Joints. — Soldering Birdcage Wires. — Sweating.
- 9.CHAPTER VI Soldering Aluminium — Solders for Aluminium. — Fluxes for Aluminium. — The Soldering Bit. — The Process of Soldering Aluminium. — Soldering Aluminium to Copper or Brass.
- 10.CHAPTER VII Wiping Joints on Lead Pipes — Plumbers’ Solder. — Flux. — The Cloths. — Horizontal or Underhand Joints. — Upright Joints. — Wiped Joint between Lead and Cast-iron Pipes.
- 11.CHAPTER VIII Hard-soldering with Silver Solder — Silver Solder. — Requisites for Silver-soldering. — Preparing the Borax Flux. — The Method of Silver-soldering. — Soldering Small Work with Paillons. — Larger Work. — Quenching Silver-soldered Work. — Removing Soldering Marks.
- 12.CHAPTER IX Soldering Gold and Silver Jewellery
- 13.CHAPTER X Brazing — Spelter. — The Flux. — The Method. — Brazing-lamps. — Gas Blowpipe for Brazing. — Making a Gas Brazing Hearth. — Brazing Iron and Steel. — Brazing Copper Rod. — Brazing Key Stems. — Cycle Brazing. — Brazing Cast-iron.
- 14.CHAPTER XI Welding Iron and Steel under the Hammer — Welding of Steel Specially Considered.
- 15.CHAPTER XII Making Blowpipes — A Simple Gas Blowpipe. — Proportion of Air to Gas. — Capacities of Blowpipes. — Large and Efficient Blowpipe.
- 16.CHAPTER XIII Managing Blow-lamps
- 17.CHAPTER XIV Making Blow-lamps
- 18.CHAPTER XV Electric and Thermit Welding Briefly Considered — Arc Welding.
- 19.CHAPTER XVI Oxy-Acetylene Welding — Welding Copper. — Welding Aluminium. — Welding Cast-Iron.
- 20.CHAPTER XVII Lead Burning
- 21.INDEX
- 22.Transcriber’s Notes
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