IC 7339 Mining And Milling Operations Of The Southwestern Graphite Co., Burnet County, Tex. ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
A. B. Needham
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Jan 1, 1946

Abstract

Graphite is a raw .material of considerable importance in both waxy and peace. Two types of graphite, classified according to particle size as flake and fines, are used, but the former is in much greater demand. The principal wartime use of graphite is in the manufacture of crucibles for melting brass and special alloys of copper and steel. Other uses in both peace and war are as lubricants, for foundry facings, and in paints, electrodes, batteries, motor and generator brushes, and a variety of other commodities. . This paper describes the operations of the Southwestern Graphite Co. of Los Angeles, Calif., which produces both flake and fine graphite from a property in Burnet County, Tex.
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APA: A. B. Needham  (1946)  IC 7339 Mining And Milling Operations Of The Southwestern Graphite Co., Burnet County, Tex. ? Introduction

MLA: A. B. Needham IC 7339 Mining And Milling Operations Of The Southwestern Graphite Co., Burnet County, Tex. ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1946.

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