Lexicographical Neighbors of Overcure
Literary usage of Overcure
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Analysis of Rubber by John Betley Tuttle (1922)
"... curing compounds, however, the maximum is usually just a point in the curve
and a variation in the temperature results either in an under, or overcure. ..."
2. Tires and Vulcanizing: A Comprehensive and Practical Manual of Rubber Tires by Henry Horace Tufford (1920)
"If properly cured, it will come back into place readily, still having the resiliency
and elasticity required, but remaining solid. An overcure will be ..."
3. Tires and Vulcanizing: A Comprehensive and Practical Manual of Rubber Tires by Henry Horace Tufford (1920)
"overcure.—Vulcanizing for too long a period or at too high a temperature, causing
a hard or brittle condition of the gum or rubber. ..."
4. Tires and Vulcanizing: A Comprehensive and Practical Manual of Rubber Tires by Henry Horace Tufford (1920)
"The placing of a bag in tire. Leaking.—Escape of air from bags or bad steam
connections. Measuring.—Taking the length or size of a repair. overcure. ..."
5. Belt Conveyors and Belt Elevators by Frederic Valerius Hetzel (1922)
"... 235, 236, 237, Ore conveying, 11, 12, 29, 204 Ore elevators, 251, 252, 291
overcure of belt in vulcanizing, 44 Overload capacity of conveyors, 144, 148, ..."
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