acetylene welding

The noise was intensified by irregular white flashes of light from the acetylene welding torches.

An important reaction of acetylene is its combustion, the basis of the acetylene welding technologies.

The well jets, surrounded by barbed wire fences, shoot up bright orange hundreds of feet into the air like huge acetylene welding torches.

The next day patched with cement and acetylene welding she was cleared by the Board of Trade as seaworthy to make the return journey to the mainland.

The remains showed signs of dismemberment and burning (possibly by Mac Graham's acetylene welding torch), and the body appeared to have been concealed underwater in the container.

In contrast, the Grahams' ketch, the Sea Wind, was beautifully finished and impeccably outfitted, with an onboard machine shop equipped with a lathe and acetylene welding torch.

There was a steam lathe attached to the ceiling, which powered various metal-turning machines by means of leather bands; and fixed to benches around the floor were smaller lathes, a sheet-metal stamp, presses, acetylene welding sets, vices and the like.

Researchers at the College of Aeronautics, Queens, N.Y., and at Ixion Inc., a Seattle-based computer and video programming company, have devised an interactive video system that can teach oxygen acetylene welding under different conditions without danger.

The injured worker, Christopher Sack, was using his acetylene welding torch to remove a padlock from a toolbox at just before 8 A.M. when an aerosol can inside the locker exploded, said Vincent Granese, acting deputy fire chief.