Manganese Steel, With Especial Reference To The Relation Of Physical Properties To Microstructure And Critical Ranges (39adcc3e-681c-4dcd-b89b-9da5df94bb07)
- Organization:
- The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
- Pages:
- 34
- File Size:
- 5319 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 4, 1914
Abstract
THE proportions of manganese and carbon in manganese steel are familiar to all, because manganese-steel castings have been well known for a decade or more in this country. The same alloy has now become a commercial product in the wrought state, and, as not only rails and bars are rolled daily but a great variety of forged and otherwise fabricated shapes are appearing, it may be interesting to mark the progress and, perhaps, to look a little closely into the nature of this important material of engineering.
Citation
APA: (1914) Manganese Steel, With Especial Reference To The Relation Of Physical Properties To Microstructure And Critical Ranges (39adcc3e-681c-4dcd-b89b-9da5df94bb07)
MLA: Manganese Steel, With Especial Reference To The Relation Of Physical Properties To Microstructure And Critical Ranges (39adcc3e-681c-4dcd-b89b-9da5df94bb07). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1914.