RI 2518 Forms of Sulfur in Steamed Coke and Their Action in the Blast Furnace

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
John H. Thompson
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Aug 1, 1923

Abstract

Recent studies ** at the Pittsburgh Experiment Station of the Bureau of Mines have revealed some interesting facts as to the probable behavior of steamed coke in the blast furnace . The literature on the chemistry of the blast furnace was tho roughly reviewed , and with this information in mind , the probable behavior of the coke sulphur in the blast furnace was deduced . Enough small - scale tests were conducted to furnish a check on most of the important deductions , and the conclusions derived therefrom accord with what is already known in regard to the forms of sulphur in coke , and fit in well with the general opinion concerning blast-furnace reactions .
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APA: John H. Thompson  (1923)  RI 2518 Forms of Sulfur in Steamed Coke and Their Action in the Blast Furnace

MLA: John H. Thompson RI 2518 Forms of Sulfur in Steamed Coke and Their Action in the Blast Furnace. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1923.

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