- J
- 1) Symbol for 1 gram equivalent weight, 2) the mechanical
equivalent of heat.
- Jack Arch
- A spring arch, flat or horizontal on the underside.
- Jamb
- Usually an upright structural member forming the side of an
opening in a refractory or furnace wall.
- Jamb Brick
- A brick modified so one corner is rounded.
- Jar Ramming
- Packing sand in a mold by raising and dropping on a table
the sand, pattern, and flask. Jolt squeezers, jarring
machines, and jolt rammers are machines using this principle.
- Jersey Fireclay Brick
- Highly siliceous clay brick, semisilica brick.
- Jet Scrubber
- IN air pollution control, a high velocity water jet directed into
the throat of a venture section of a cupola to separate out
particulates.
- Jet Tapping
- A method of tapping a melting furnace by firing a small explosive
charge instead of using an oxygen lance. The tapper consists of
an explosive charge enclosed in a plastic case surrounded by a
hollow bullet-shaped body.
- Jib
- Projecting part of crane from which lifting chain or gear is
suspended.
- Jig
- Any device so arranged that it will expedite a hand or a machine
operation.
- J-Integral
- A mathematical expression used to characterize the fracture
toughness of a material having appreciable plasticity prior to
fracture. The J-integral eliminates the need to describe the
behavior of the material near the crack tip. Units are MN/m
or in in-lb/in2.
- Jobbing Foundry
- A foundry engaged in the manufacture of numerous types of
castings.
- Joint Welding
- Production welding used to weld cast components together to
obtain an integral unit.
- Jolt Ramming
- See Jar Ramming
- Jolt-Squeezer Machine
- A combination machine that employs a jolt action followed by a
squeezing action to compact the sand around the pattern.
- Jominy Test
- See End-Quench Hardenability Test