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CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION Basavanna and Martin Luther are a greatest socio-religious reformer. Though they are belongs to different place, space, time, culture, language, and religion. In the context of Scio-religious reformation, they stand for, very similar. Their ideas, views, concerns, and sympathy towards society is very similar. This dissertation focuses on revolutionary step taken by these two great philosophic personalities. It’s also focuses the contemporary society of Basavanna and Martin Luther. How a revolutionary movements help to eradicate the existence immoral activities in society and similarity between reformation. Basavanna lived in the 12 th Century and Martin Luther in the 16 th Centuries. During these two different times, the society was in totally blind faith. I mean people life was totally collapsed by the various problems. In the second chapter initiates, the religious problems are the major problems for sufferings. Contemporary life of ...
BLUE MATCHING & WEDGE MATCHING OF CORE & CAVITY Blue matching was the final stage of assembly work. It is the process in which both the core and cavity parting surface are matched exactly to avoid plastic flow during moulding (flash free). In this process a thin film of blue was applied on any one side, either core or cavity parting lines. The tool was closed; a slight force was applied and was opened. The high spots where blue is picked up was removed either by diamond file, oilstone or by pneumatic grinders, if it was irregular parting line; otherwise the parting line levels were surface ground. This process is done till blue matches on both halves evenly. Wedge matching is a process in which wedges are ground and matched to the side cores ensuring efficient locking of side cores with the matching face and at the same time correct matching at the parting surface. ...
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