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Showing: 1 to 10 of 3070 matches for "nace"  Page   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  next TITLE Drilling and Producing – Equipment, Methods, and Materials - External Casing Corrosion Control  SUMMARY ... produc- tion man. A 1953 NACE report' estimated the annual cost of casing corrosion at $2,200,000 in 22 fields studied. The ficlds ... AUTHOR Sudbury, J. D. ; Landers, J. E. ; Shock, D. A. PUBLISHED 1956 TITLE Sponge Iron at Anaconda  SUMMARY ... Both are of the Bruckner type. The reroasted calcine is fed into the reduction fur- nace at 800" to 1000°F along with 30 pct slack coal. ... AUTHOR Frick, Frederick F. PUBLISHED 1953 TITLE Roasting Characteristics Of Refractory Gold Ores  SUMMARY ... The experimental setup used is shown in Fig- ure 2. The experimental apparatus con- sists of a Kanthal wound resistance fur- nace, and a continuous recording ... AUTHOR Chen, B. ; Reddy, R. G. PUBLISHED 1990 TITLE The Shaft Furnace - Pelletizing Taconite Concentrates  SUMMARY ... This paper describes the develop- ment and the present status of the shaft-type fur- nace as now utilized by the Erie Mining Co., which is managed by Pickands ... AUTHOR DeVaney, F. D. PUBLISHED 1958 TITLE Minerals Beneficiation - Sponge Iron at Anaconda  SUMMARY ... Both are of the Bruckner type. The reroasted calcine is fed into the reduction fur- nace at 800" to 1000°F along with 30 pct slack coal. ... AUTHOR Frick, Frederick F. PUBLISHED 1954 TITLE Ironmaking Industry Trends and Directions  SUMMARY ... the continued growth of minimills melting scrap to make steel has further low- ered internal demand for steel produced by the blast fur- nace/basic oxygen ... AUTHOR Mazurak, Robert E. PUBLISHED 2003 TITLE Extractive Metallurgy Division - Phase Relationships in the Systems Fe-Pb-Ni, Fe-Ni-C (Sat). and Fe-Pb-Ni-C; 1300° to 1550°C  SUMMARY ... This furnace eventually failed and subsequent studies were carried out between 1350" and 1475°C in a tube fur- nace heated by silicon-carbide resistance ... AUTHOR Miller, K. O. ; Elliott, J. E. PUBLISHED 1961 TITLE Steelmaking/U.S.A.  SUMMARY ... re- fining the steel. Ports, doors, and frames were not water cooled. The charging and working area in front of the fur- nace was covered with steel plates. ... AUTHOR Reinartz, Leo F. PUBLISHED 1961 TITLE Institute of Metals Division - Constitution of Fe C Mo Alloys Containing 0.05 - 1.3 pct C and 0.03 - 6.0 pct Mo  SUMMARY ... Maximum temperature variation was * 2" F in the lead bath and * 5" F up to 1900°F and +8"F above 1900°F in the electric fur- nace. ... AUTHOR Campbell, R. F. ; Ballard, S. H. ; Reynolds, L. W. ; Carroll, K. G. PUBLISHED 1961 TITLE From Falling Creek To Zug Island  SUMMARY ... Having ordered the necessary sup- plies and equipment, Hogeland went home and be- gan making the required changes on his blast fur- nace. ... AUTHOR Holowaty, M. O. ; Squarcy, C. M. PUBLISHED 1961 Showing: 1 to 10 of 3070 matches for "nace"  Page   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  next Search Again