In answer to your question when restoring leadlight windows is there a way to solder zinc to new lead? This seems to be a double edged question, I'll answer the last part first.
Of course you can solder zinc to new lead. Firstly you need to polish the surface of the zinc thoroughly with emery cloth, which scours the surface so it will accept flux so that the join can be effected. I find it best to do this before putting it in the leadlight. Thoroughly wire brush the leads either side of the zinc for a shiny clean surface as well and preferably use stearine flux on the leads but use a liquid flux on the zinc.
To answer the first part, which seems a little hazy, I would need more information to answer this part of the question as there could be so many scenarios involving the question as a whole.
Can I suggest you have a look at my instructional blog on Leadlighting Tutorials and lesson 4 (soldering) lesson 7 (repairs and restorations) and lesson8 (reinforcing) which deals with zinc.
Hope this will help you.
I remain yours faithfully,
John Jackson.
Windows equal sources of light.
Windows have two purposes: for the admission of natural light, and when openable, to allow natural ventilation.
insulation value is much greater in double glazed windows. Double glazed windows filters the light and gives a cooler atmosphere.
During daylight, circular windows (Wheel, Rose or Catherine windows) and other sculptured windows allowed a decent amount of light into the main portion of the buildings. Candlelight was used to supplement this, and was used at night.
They are attracted to light. So are termites when they swarm. Indoors, they will invariably go for the windows during the day.
Restoring the Light - 2011 was released on: USA: 15 October 2011 (Hawaii Film Festival)
It means check your transmission, why not start with the oil.
The Power of Light Restoring the Devil Rides Out - 2012 V is rated/received certificates of: UK:15
The cast of Restoring the Light - 2011 includes: Li Juncheng as himself Caixia Li as herself Rongrong Wang as herself Guihua Yuan as herself Xubin Zhang as himself
To block out light. During the WW2 they were used in the windows so that the Germans could not see the light coming from the windows and therefore not know where a city was
New Light Through Old Windows was created on 1988-10-17.
Yes, adding windows to a house can increase natural light and ventilation.
Well, since the sunlight or any light gets on tinted windows, the less tinted(or darkness will show.) So, that will conclude that it NOT bend light or (refract.) And it will NOT transmit. It will also NOT be reflected. It will be absorbed. Tinted windows absorb light. :D
The best options for installing finished basement windows to improve natural light and ventilation in a basement renovation project include egress windows, window wells, and window inserts. Egress windows are larger windows that provide both light and a means of escape in case of emergency. Window wells can be added around the windows to allow more natural light to enter the basement. Window inserts are smaller windows that can be added to existing window openings to increase ventilation and light.
Translucent windows allow some light to pass through but obscure the view, providing privacy while still allowing natural light in. Transparent windows allow light to pass through and provide a clear view of the outside, offering no privacy.
Yes, windows can refract light. When light passes through a window, the change in speed and direction of the light can cause it to bend or refract. This is why you might see rainbows or colors appear when light passes through a window.
I had this problem and it was broken solder on the timing circuit board for the glow plugs