Practical Sheet Metal Work and Demonstrated Patterns Volume X : Heavy Iron and Pipe Work

John Henry Teschmacher ; Metal Worker Plumber and Steam Fitter

Published by David Williams Company, 1911

About this Item

David Williams Company, New York [Published date: 1911]. Hardcover, 136 pp; illustrated throughout with black-and-white diagrams and construction schematics ; 28 cm. Volume X only. Not a reprint. In good condition / no dust jacket. Red cloth boards with black stamped borders and titling on front cover and spine. Light to moderate overall scuffing, soiling and staining to covers with a bit of nicking and fraying to the corner tips and the top and bottom of spine. Binding tight. Pages lightly aged but otherwise unmarked. NOT Ex-Library. This is Volume X: Heavy Iron and Pipe Work from the 12-volume technical series Practical Sheet Metal Work and Demonstrated Patterns, compiled from the trade journal Metal Worker, Plumber and Steam Fitter, and edited by J. Henry Teschmacher, Jr. The volume presents illustrated problems, shop drawings, and pattern drafting examples related to heavy-gauge sheet metal and piping. It includes examples requiring allowance for thick stock, multi-part elbows, smoke stacks, ductwork, pipe forks, elbows, rectangular ducts, boiler breeching, and more. Contents include: Patterns of Intersection between Elbow and Scalene Cone; Patterns of Elbow with Double Offset; Patterns for Three-piece Transition Elbow having an Offset; Pattern for Locomotive Cab Rain Shield; Bending Heavy Plate Steel to Arc of a Circle; Making and Erecting a Smokestack; Facilities for Working Wrought Iron; Pattern for Side of Boiler Breeching; Pattern for a Pipe Branch with its two parts joined; Ascertaining Miter Lines of Elbows in Discharge Piping of Conveyor System; A Boiler Flue Connecting Problem; Pattern for a Tapering Elbow; Method of Supporting Sheet Metal Flues; Heavy Metal Patterns for Pieced Elbows; Pattern for a Y Oblong to Round; Adjustable Sleeves for Steam Pipes; Patterns for Elbows Mitering with Round Pipe; Obviating Noises in Fan Systems; Constructing a Rectangular Duct; Galvanized Iron Work for Fan Systems; Estimating the Weights of Rectangular and Round Piping and Specifications; Finding True Angles in Blower Connection; Punching Sheet Iron; Lining Elevator Bins with Heavy Sheet Iron; Gravel Roofer's Kettle and Fire Place; Points on Working Heavy Sheet Iron; Patterns for Irregular Pieced Elbows; Patterns for a Forge Hood; Pattern for Sheet Iron Forge Hood; Pattern for Three-way Branch; Patterns for Tapering Fork; Reducing Offset in Pipe Work; Rectangular and Oval Pipe Fork; Finding the True Angle in a Flaring Object; Some Short Rules for Developing Patterns; Patterns for a Pipe to Describe a Helical Curve about a Cylinder; Pattern for Twisted Transition Elbow; Pattern for Compound Curved Tapering Elbow; Pattern for a Room Air Diffuser; Patterns for a Branch Intersecting Scalene Cone and Transition Piece; Another Method for a Pattern for Three-way Branch; Patterns for Intersecting Pipes; Tapering Elbow in Square Pipe; Patterns for Intersecting Tapering Elbows; Patterns for Ship Ventilating Cowl; Patterns for an Irregular T Joint.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Practical Sheet Metal Work and Demonstrated Patterns Volume X : Heavy Iron and Pipe Work
• Publisher: David Williams Company
• Publication Date: 1911
• Language: English
• Binding: hardcover
• Edition: First Edition.
• Condition: Good