Metallurgy of Ferroalloy Ores ? Many Processes Still War Secrets New Manganese and Nickel Plants Closed Down

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Jerome Strauss
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 1, 1945

Abstract

IN his review of developments in 1943, Gilbert Seil, Chairman of this Committee on Reduction of the Ferroalloy Ores, tabulated the consumption of the alloying metals in relation to the steel production of that year. In the year just closed the approximate tonnage was of the same order, differing only to a minor degree or suffering some correction with more precise figuses available, as indicated in the following estimates: Consumption Metals in Tons Steel 92,000,000* Manganese 700,000 Silicon 200,000 Chromium 200,000 Nickel 75,000 Molybdenum 20,000 Tungsten 8,000 Vanadium 1,700 Titanium 1.600 Boron 10 `Production figure. The technologic studies instituted during 1942 and carried forward with such great vigor during 1943 continued into 1944 although in some instances were brought to a close either by completion of the specific development
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APA: Jerome Strauss  (1945)  Metallurgy of Ferroalloy Ores ? Many Processes Still War Secrets New Manganese and Nickel Plants Closed Down

MLA: Jerome Strauss Metallurgy of Ferroalloy Ores ? Many Processes Still War Secrets New Manganese and Nickel Plants Closed Down. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1945.

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