New Haven Paper - The Development of the Modern By-Product Coke-Oven

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Christopher G. Atwater
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 1, 1903

Abstract

The object of this paper is to describe and discuss the progress that has been made, up to the present date, in the development of the modern by-product coke-oven. There are few members of the Institute who have not heard more or less of the by-product oven-installation, and there are many whose acquaintance with it is intimate and practical. Since the general opinion on the subject has hardly become crystallized as yet, it is hoped that this paper will at least furnish matter for discussion. In order to obtain an idea of the present status of the industry in the principal iron-producing countries, the following table has been prepared : Table Showing Proportion of Coke Made in By-Product Ovens in Various Countries. United Kingdom (1898, Mr. George Beilby). Short Tons. Per Cent. Coal coked in by-product ovens,. .. 1,400,000 7.9 Coal coked in blast-furnaces with by-product recovery,.......2,240,000 12.7 Coal coked in non-by-product ovens,. . 14,000,000 79.4
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APA: Christopher G. Atwater  (1903)  New Haven Paper - The Development of the Modern By-Product Coke-Oven

MLA: Christopher G. Atwater New Haven Paper - The Development of the Modern By-Product Coke-Oven. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1903.

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