 | William Benham Price, Richard Kidder Meade - Alloys - 1917 - 406 pages
...SLABS Select ten slabs at random from a carload and saw each slab completely across from the middle ^f one long side to the middle of the other and use the sawdust as the sample; or, drill three 9 mm. holes along one diagonal of each slab, boring completely through and taking care to make fine... | |
 | Materials - 1918 - 992 pages
...Physical or adhering foreign matter. 6. Take ten slabs at random from a carload and saw each Sampling.! slab completely across from the middle of one long...boring completely through and taking care to make fine drillings; the holes should be drilled as nearly as possible at the middle and halfway between either... | |
 | United States. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce - 1919 - 656 pages
...surface corrosion or adhering foreign matter. Sampling." 6. Take ten slabs at random from a carload and saw each slab completely across from the middle of...and use the sawdust as the sample; or, drill three 9-millimeter holes along one diagonal of each slab, boring completely through and taking care to make... | |
 | Materials - 1921 - 936 pages
...free from surface corrosion or adhering foreign matter. 6. Take ten slabs at random from a carload and saw each slab completely across from the middle of...boring completely through and taking care to make fine drillings; the holes should be drilled as nearly as possible at the middle and halfway between either... | |
 | William Gowland - Metallurgy - 1921 - 968 pages
...0-60 0-80 1-50 0-03 0-03 0-03 0-04 0-06 0-05 0-50 0-50 0-75 •• 0-10 0-50 1-00 1-25 •• ZINC. across from the middle of one long side to the middle...boring completely through, and taking care to make fine drillings ; the holes should be drilled as nearly as possible at the middle and halfway between either... | |
 | Roger Castle Griffin - Analytical chemistry - 1921 - 696 pages
...the preferred method are not available. Sampling. — Select 10 slabs at random from a carload and saw each slab completely across from the middle of...side to the middle of the other and use the sawdust for analysis. Or, drill three 9 mm. (f inch) holes along one diagonal of each slab, boring completely... | |
 | Josiah Edward Spurr - Metal trade - 1925 - 700 pages
...practice in sampling lots and the settlement of claims: Take 10 slabs at random from a carload and saw each slab completely across from the middle of...boring completely through and taking care to make fine drillings; the holes should be drilled as nearly as possible at the middle and halfway between either... | |
 | American Society for Testing Materials - Building materials - 1927 - 890 pages
...slabs1 at random from a carload and saw each Sampling, slab completely across from the middle of une long side to the middle of the other and use the sawdust...boring completely through and taking care to make fine drillings; the holes should be drilled as nearly as possible at the middle and halfway between either... | |
 | Roger Castle Griffin - Analytical chemistry - 1927 - 968 pages
...chemicals required in the preferred method are not available. Sampling. — Select 10 slabs at random from a carload, saw each slab completely across from...side to the middle of the other and use the sawdust for analysis. Or, drill three 9-mm. (jj-inch) holes along one diagonal of each slab, boring completely... | |
 | Franz Boas - Art - 1995 - 400 pages
...Kunlä'nas of la'gen. about twice as high as wide. They are strengthened by means ufa ridge running from the middle of one long side to the middle of the opposite side. One of the squares is divided by another ridge, the two ridges forming a T. The red... | |
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Take ten slabs at random from a carload and saw each slab completely across from the middle of one long side to the middle of the other and use the sawdust as the sample; or, drill three 9-mm. holes along one diagonal of each slab, boring completely through... 
