Discussion - Of Mr. Moldenke's Paper on Specifications for Cast-Iron and Finished Castings (see p. 185)
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- The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 1905
Abstract
Richard Moldenke, New Pork, N. P. (communication to the Secretary*):—Iu following the discussion of the specifications for cast-iron and finished castings, I mas strongly impressed with two points which might be ventilated to advantage more fully from the view of the practical foundry-man. First, the reasons why only silicon and sulphur were specified and not phosphorus, manganese and carbon; and second, why but little was said concerning the presence of iron oxide in the material.
Citation
APA: (1905) Discussion - Of Mr. Moldenke's Paper on Specifications for Cast-Iron and Finished Castings (see p. 185)
MLA: Discussion - Of Mr. Moldenke's Paper on Specifications for Cast-Iron and Finished Castings (see p. 185). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1905.