malleable cast iron

American  

noun

1. white cast iron that has been malleablized.

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Example Sentences

The junctions or lugs are usually of malleable cast iron, bored to fit the outside of the tube, the final union being effected by brazing.

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The chemical kind of annealing is specifically that employed in the manufacture of malleable cast iron.

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The headers are usually of malleable cast iron with diaphragms cast in them, but sometimes steel has been employed, the bottoms being closed by a riveted steel plate, and the diaphragms being made of the same material.

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The metal band or belt conveyor, a modification of the rubber or canvas band conveyors, is an endless belt composed of iron plates connected to endless chains, usually of malleable cast iron, running under the plates.

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These are of malleable cast iron, with an internal vertical flange around the hole A. This fits in a bell on the end of the cast-iron pipe B, which is luted in position with fireclay before the packing begins.

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