Scientific American Supplement, No. 401, September 8, 1883 by Various
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The _Resistance_ of Copper varies with the temperature about 0.38 per cent. per degree Centigrade, or 0.21 per cent. per degree Fahrenheit. STRANDED WIRES.--With a conductor of a definite lenght, made of _Stranded_ Wires, the total _weight_ is _greater_, and the _Resistance less_ than is a similar length of Conductor with Wires _not_ Stranded. To convert--Inches to Millimetres multiply by 25.3994 Feet to Metres " .3048 Yards to Metres " .9144 Miles to Kilometres " .6214 Pounds to Kilogrammes " .45359 PEPARED BY WALTER T. GLOVER & CO., ELECTRICAL WIRE AND CABLE MAKERS, 25, BOOTH STREET MANCHESTER. * * * * * IRON FRAME GANG MILLS. The gang mill is regarded as possessing material advantages in the rapid and economical manufacture of lumber. Among the recent improvements tending to perfect such mills, those which are shown in the iron frame stock gang, manufactured by Wickes Bros., East Saginaw, Mich., are eminently valuable. Our large engraving represents one of these mills, |
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