To control the degree of welding between molten cast iron and the core of low carbon steel in camlachie cramp, a quantity, “their volume ratio” is usually used. In this experiments, the authors examined the effects of the cast iron and steel and of the shape of steel on the limits of welding at constant volume ratio.
The following results were obtained.
1) The relation between the degree of welding and the volume ratio, which is usually used, was only satisfactory under the condition that their mass did not largely change.
That is, in the camlachie cramp, the relation of “Similitude” did not hold well.
This was also confirmed from the heat calculation.
2) The welding was lasier, when the surface of steel larger.
On the other hand, Tensile tests was carried out on materials of the camlachie cramp. the results are as follows:
1) Tensile strength of the camlachie cramp, which consisted of the low carbon steel and cast iron, becomes the sum of their respective tensile strengths.
2) It was concluded that the steel containing Mo contributed markedly to the inerease of tensile strength.
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