1962 Electric Furnace Proceedings
A Study of Inclusions in Steel Part II, Metallographic Examination
Advantages of Wood-Chips and Other Bulky Carbonaceous Materials in Electric Smelter Charges
Air Melt Practices for Effective Reduction of Sulphur and Oxygen
Amount of Oxygen Required for Producing Steel for Castings
Arc Heat Transfer and Refractory Erosion in Electric Steel Furnaces
Argon Degassing of Steel in a One-Ton Ladle
Basic Fusion-Cast Refractories
Comparison of Decarburization Practices for Acid and Basic Melting
Decarburization of High-Alloy and Low-Alloy Steels
Decarburization Practice at the Indiana Harbor Works
Determination of Amount of Oxygen For Processing a Heat of Steel
Determination of Amount of Oxygen Required to Decarburize a Heat of Steel
Development and Melting of an Ultrahigh Strength 9 Pct Ni, 4 Pct Co Steel
Effects of Residual Elements in Steel
Effects of Various Types of Phosphate Charges on Phosphorus Furnace Operations
Electric Furnace Iron Smelting at Chimbote, Peru, S. A.
Experimental Production of Steel From Hydrogen-Reduced Iron Powder
Flowmeter Control of Oxygen for Melting Application
Flowmeter Control of Oxygen for Steel Foundries
Fundamentals of Electric Furnace Electrode Regulation
lnftuence of Residual Elements in Maraging Steels
Material Requirements of the Space Age
Oxidation-Nucleation Effects on High-Alloy Steel for Castings
Oxygen Lance Construction and Maintenance
Oxygen Lance Construction and Maintenance
Oxygen Lance Construction and Maintenance
Oxygen Lance Construction and Maintenance
Oxygen Lance Construction and Maintenance
Oxygen Lance in an Acid Steel Practice
Oxygen Refining of High-Carbon Ferrochromium
Preventive Maintenance and Incentive in a Submerged Arc Furnace Plant
Production and Refining of Iron From Titaniferous Ores
Production of High-Carbon Ferrochromium by the Strategic-Udy Process
Raw Materials as a Source of Residuals in Electric Furnace Steelma king
Residual Elements in FerroaIIoys
Residual Elements-An Economic Headache
Tar-Bonded Basic Refractories as Linings for Steel Furnaces
The Centrithro Electric Furnace FettIing Machine
The Melting of 18 Per Cent Nickel Maraging Steel
The Plasmarc Furnace-A New Concept in Melting Metals
Use of Automatic Electrode Holders for Submerged-Arc Furnaces