RI 3264 Smelting In The Lead Blast Furnace Handling Zinciferous Charges. XV.-Slags From The Trail Blast Furnaces

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
G. L. Oldright
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Jan 1, 1934

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The past reputation of zinc as an ingredient in lead blast furnace slags has been bad. Zinc is thought of as a cause of accretions in the shaft of the blast furnace, of hot tops, of the formation of "zinc mush" in the crucible and forehearth, of leach rich slags, of viscous slags, and of low capacity in smelting.
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APA: G. L. Oldright  (1934)  RI 3264 Smelting In The Lead Blast Furnace Handling Zinciferous Charges. XV.-Slags From The Trail Blast Furnaces

MLA: G. L. Oldright RI 3264 Smelting In The Lead Blast Furnace Handling Zinciferous Charges. XV.-Slags From The Trail Blast Furnaces. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1934.

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