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TABLE 32.—Temperature Conversion Tables.

TABLE 33.—Comparison Between Degrees Centigrade and Degrees Fahrenheit.

TABLE 34.—Weight of Round, Octagon and Square Carbon Tool Steel per Foot.

TABLE 35.—Weight of Round Carbon Tool Steel 12 In. in Diameter and Larger, per Foot.

TABLE 36.—Decimal Equivalents of a foot.

TEMPERATURE CONVERSION TABLES

By ALBERT SAUVEUR

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NOTE.—The numbers in bold face type refer to the temperature either in degrees Centigrade or Fahrenheit which it is desired to convert into the other scale. If converting from Fahrenheit degrees to Centigrade degrees the equivalent temperature will be found in the left column, while if converting from degrees Centigrade to degrees Fahrenheit, the answer will be found in the column on the right. These tables are a revision of those by Sauveur & Boylston, metallurgical engineers, Cambridge, Mass. Copyright, 1920.

Those using pyrometers will find this and the preceding conversion table of great convenience:

-459.4to0 0to100 100to1000
C.
TABLE 33.—COMPARISON BETWEEN DEGREES CENTIGRADE AND DEGREES FAHRENHEIT
Degrees Degrees Degrees Degrees Degrees Degrees Degrees
F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C.
-40 -40.0 3 -16.1 46 7.7 89 31.6 132 55.5 175 79.4 275 135.0
-39 -39.4 4 -15.5 47 8.3 90 32.2 133 56.1 176 80.0 300 148.8
-38 -38.8 5 -15.0 48 8.8 91 32.7 134 56.6 177 80.5 325 162.7
-37 -38.3 6 -14.4 49 9.3 92 33.3 135 57.2 178 81.1 350 176.6
-36 -37.7 7 -13.8 50 10.0 93 33.9 136 57.7 179 81.6 375 190.5
-35 -37.2 8 -13.3 51 10.5 94 34.4 137 58.3 180 82.2 400 204.4
-34 -36.6 9 -12.7 52 11.1 95 35.0 138 58.8 181 82.7 425 218.3
-33 -36.1 10 -12.2 53 11.6 96 35.5 139 59.4 182 83.3 450 232.2
-32 -35.5 11 -11.6 54 12.2 97 36.1 140 60.0 183 83.8 475 246.1
-31 -35.0 12 -11.1 55 12.7 98 36.6 141 60.5 184 84.4 500 260.0
-30 -34.4 13 -10.5 56 13.3 99 37.2 142 61.1 185 85.0 525 273.8
-29 -33.9 14 -10.0 57 13.8 100 37.7 143 61.6 186 85.5 550 287.7
-28 -33.3 15 -9.3 58 14.4 101 38.3 144 62.2 187 86.1 575 301.6
-27 -32.7 16 -8.8 59 15.0 102 38.8 145 62.7 188 86.6 600 315.5
-26 -32.2 17 -8.3 60 15.5 103 39.4 146 63.3 189 87.2 625 329.4
-25 -31.6 18 -7.7 61 16.1 104 40.0 147 63.8 190 87.7 650 343.3
-24 -31.1 19 -7.2 62 16.6 105 40.5 148 64.4 191 88.3 675 357.2
-23 -30.5 20 -6.6 63 17.2 106 41.1 149 65.0 192 88.8 700 371.1
-22 -30.0 21 -6.1 64 17.7 107 41.6 150 65.5 193 89.4 725 385.0
-21 -29.4 22 -5.5 65 18.3 108 42.2 151 66.1 194 90.0 750 398.8
-20 -28.8 23 -5.0 66 18.8 109 42.7 152 66.6 195 90.5 775 412.7
-19 -28.3 24 -4.4 67 19.4 110 43.3 153 67.2 196 91.1 800 426.6
-18 -27.7 25 -3.8 68 20.0 111 43.8 154 67.7 197 91.6 825 440.5
-17 -27.2 26 -3.3 69 20.5 112 44.4 155 68.3 198 92.2 850 454.4
-16 -26.6 27 -2.7 70 21.1 113 45.0 156 68.8 199 92.7 875 468.3
-15 -26.1 28 -2.2 71 21.6 114 45.5 157 69.4 200 93.3 900 482.2
-14 -25.5 29 -1.6 72 22.2 115 46.1 158 70.0 201 93.8 925 496.1
-13 -25.0 30 -1.1 73 22.7 116 46.6 159 70.5 202 94.4 950 510.0
-12 -24.4 31 -0.5 74 23.3 117 47.2 160 71.1 203 95.0 975 523.8
-11 -23.8 32 -0.0 75 23.8 118 47.7 161 71.6 204 95.5 1,000 537.7
-10 -23.3 33 +0.5 76 24.4 119 48.3 162 72.2 205 96.1 1,100 593.3
-9 -22.7 34 1.1 77 25.0 120 48.8 163 72.7 206 96.6 1,200 648.8
-8 -22.2 35 1.6 78 25.5 121 49.4 164 73.3 207 97.2 1,300 704.4
-7 -21.6 36 2.2 79 26.1 122 50.0 165 73.8 208 97.7 1,400 760.0
-6 -21.1 37 2.7 80 26.6 123 50.5 166 74.4 209 98.3 1,500 815.5
-5 -20.5 38 3.3 81 27.2 124 51.1 167 75.0 210 98.8 1,600 871.1
-4 -20.0 39 3.8 82 27.7 125 51.6 168 75.5 211 99.4 1,700 926.6
-3 -19.4 40 4.4 83 28.3 126 52.2 169 76.1 212 100.0 1,800 982.2
-2 -18.8 41 5.0 84 28.8 127 52.7 170 76.6 213 100.5 1,900 1,037.7
-1 -18.3 42 5.5 85 29.4 128 53.3 171 77.2 214 101.1 2,000 1,093.3
0 -17.7 43 6.1 86 30.0 129 53.8 172 77.7 215 101.6 2,100 1,148.8
+1 -17.2 44 6.6 87 30.5 130 54.4 173 78.3 225 107.2 2,200 1,204.4
2 -16.6 45 7.2 88 31.1 131 55.0 174 78.8 250 121.1 2,300 1,260.0
Degrees Fahrenheit = 9 x degrees C. + 32
5
Degrees Centigrade = 5 x (degrees F. - 32)
9

Three other useful tables are also given on the following pages.

TABLE 34.—WEIGHT OF ROUND, OCTAGON AND SQUARE CARBON TOOL STEEL PER FOOT
Size
in
inches
Round Octagon Square Size
in
inches
Round Octagon Square
1/16 0.010 0.011 0.013 2-1/2 16.79 17.71 21.37
1/8 0.042 0.044 0.053 2-5/8 18.51 19.52 23.56
3/16 0.094 0.099 0.120 2-3/4 20.31 21.42 25.86
1/4 0.168 0.177 0.214 2-7/8 22.20 23.41 28.27
5/16 0.262 0.277 0.334 3 24.17 25.50 30.78
3/8 0.378 0.398 0.481 3-1/8 26.23 27.66 33.40
7/16 0.514 0.542 0.655 3-1/4 28.37 29.92 36.12
1/2 0.671 0.708 0.855 3-3/8 30.59 32.27 38.95
9/16 0.850 0.896 1.082 3-1/2 32.90 34.70 41.89
5/8 1.049 1.107 1.336 3-5/8 35.29 37.23 44.94
11/16 1.270 1.339 1.616 3-3/4 37.77 39.84 48.09
3/4 1.511 1.594 1.924 3-7/8 40.33 42.54 51.35
13/16 1.773 1.870 2.258 4 42.97 45.34 54.72
7/8 2.056 2.169 2.618 4-1/4 48.51 51.17 61.77
15/16 2.361 2.490 3.006 4-1/2 54.39 57.37 69.25
1 2.686 2.833 3.420 4-3/4 60.60 63.92 77.16
1-1/8 3.399 3.585 4.328 5 67.15 70.83 85.50
1-1/4 4.197 4.427 5.344 5-1/4 74.03 78.08 94.26
1-3/8 5.078 5.356 6.646 5-1/2 81.25 85.70 103.45
1-1/2 6.044 6.374 7.695 5-3/4 88.80 93.67 113.07
1-5/8 7.093 7.481 9.031 6 96.69 101.99 123.12
1-3/4 8.226 8.674 10.474 7 131.61 138.82 167.58
1-7/8 9.443 9.960 12.023 8 171.90 181.32 218.88
2 10.744 11.332 13.680 9 217.57 229.48 277.02
2-1/8 12.129 12.793 15.443 10 268.60 283.31 342.00
2-1/4 13.598 14.343 17.314 11 325.01 342.80 413.82
2-3/8 15.151 15.981 19.291 12 386.79 407.97 492.48

High-speed steel, being more dense than carbon steel, weighs from 10 to 11 per cent more than carbon steel. This should be added to figures given in the table.

TABLE 35.—WEIGHT OF ROUND, CARBON TOOL STEEL 12 IN. IN DIAMETER AND LARGER, PER FOOT
Diameter,
inches
Weight
per foot
Diameter,
inches
Weight
per foot
Diameter,
inches
Weight
per foot
12 386.790 15-7/8 677.527 19-3/4 1,049.010
12-1/8 395.518 16 687.600 19-7/8 1,061.705
12-1/4 404.246 16-1/8 699.017 20 1,074.400
12-3/8 412.974 16-1/4 710.435 20-1/8 1,088.502
12-1/2 421.702 16-3/8 721.852 20-1/4 1,102.605
12-5/8 430.430 16-1/2 733.270 20-3/8 1,116.707
12-3/4 439.158 16-5/8 744.687 20-1/2 1,130.810
12-7/8 447.886 16-3/4 756.105 20-5/8 1,144.912
13 456.615 16-7/8 767.522 20-3/4 1,159.015
13-1/8 465.343 17 778.940 20-7/8 1,173.118
13-1/4 474.071 17-1/8 790.358 21 1,187.220
13-3/8 482.799 17-1/4 801.777 21-1/8 1,201.322
13-1/2 491.527 17-3/8 813.195 21-1/4 1,215.425
13-5/8 500.255 17-1/2 824.614 21-3/8 1,229.527
13-3/4 508.983 17-5/8 836.030 21-1/2 1,243.630
13-7/8 517.711 17-3/4 847.447 21-5/8 1,257.732
14 526.440 17-7/8 858.863 21-3/4 1,271.835
14-1/8 536.512 18 870.280 21-7/8 1,285.937
14-1/4 546.585 18-1/8 883.105 22 1,300.040
14-3/8 556.657 18-1/4 895.920 22-1/8 1,315.485
14-1/2 566.730 18-3/8 908.740 22-1/4 1,330.930
14-5/8 576.802 18-1/2 921.560 22-3/8 1,346.375
14-3/4 586.875 18-5/8 934.380 22-1/2 1,361.820
14-7/8 596.947 18-3/4 947.200 22-5/8 1,377.265
15 607.020 18-7/8 960.020 22-3/4 1,392.710
15-1/8 617.092 19 972.840 22-7/8 1,408.155
15-1/4 627.165 19-1/8 985.035 23 1,423.600
15-3/8 637.237 19-1/4 998.230 23-1/8 1,454.490
15-1/2 647.310 19-3/8 1,010.925 23-1/4 1,485.380
15-5/8 657.382 19-1/2 1,023.620 23-3/8 1,516.270
15-3/4 667.455 19-5/8 1,036.315 24 1,547.160

To find the weight of discs made of carbon steel, in diameters up to and including 12 in., without any allowance for finishing multiply the per foot weight of round bar steel, shown herewith by the decimal equivalent of a foot given in the following table:

TABLE 36.—DECIMAL EQUIVALENTS OF A FOOT
In. 0 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2 5/8 3/4 7/8
0 0.000 0.010 0.021 0.031 0.042 0.052 0.063 0.073
1 0.083 0.094 0.104 0.115 0.125 0.135 0.146 0.156
2 0.167 0.177 0.188 0.198 0.208 0.219 0.229 0.240
3 0.250 0.260 0.270 0.281 0.292 0.302 0.313 0.323
4 0.333 0.344 0.354 0.364 0.375 0.385 0.396 0.406
5 0.416 0.427 0.437 0.448 0.458 0.469 0.479 0.480
6 0.500 0.510 0.520 0.531 0.542 0.552 0.563 0.573
7 0.583 0.594 0.604 0.615 0.625 0.635 0.646 0.656
8 0.666 0.677 0.687 0.698 0.708 0.719 0.729 0.740
9 0.750 0.760 0.770 0.781 0.792 0.802 0.813 0.823
10 0.833 0.844 0.854 0.865 0.875 0.885 0.896 0.906
11 0.916 0.927 0.937 0.948 0.953 0.969 0.979 0.990

EXAMPLE.—If the weight of a carbon steel disc 7 in. diameter, 1-5/8 in. thick is desired, turn to page 233, where the per foot weight of 7 in. round is given as 131.6 lb. Multiply this by the decimal equivalent of 1-5/8 in., or 0.135, as shown in the above table, and the product will be the net weight of the disc.

131.61 lb. = the weight of 1 ft. of 7 in. round.
0.135 = the per foot decimal equivalent of 1-5/8 in:
65805
39483
13161
17.76735 lb. = weight of disc 7 in. diam. 1-5/8 in. thick without any allowance for finishing.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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