RI 3620 Manganese Investigations-Metallurgical Division

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
F. D. DeVaney M. M. Fine S. M. Shelton
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Feb 1, 1942

Abstract

Ferrograde manganese ore or its equivalent is essential to the manufacture of every ton of steel produced ; although it is well -known that there are large deposits of low - grade ore in the United States , the production of substantial amounts of ferrograde material from domestic sources presents a problem that becomes more and more critical as the stockpiled ore is depleted through inability to obtain adequate supplies from foreign sources . Consequently, a program of laboratory and pilot - plant investigations designed to solve the problem of obtaining a domestic supply of manganese has been undertaken by the Metallurgical Division, Bureau of Mines . This paper is one of a new series that will include reports of results obtained in the various investigations conducted under the manganese program . The scope of the program and the organization that was set up to direct and supervise the work were discussed in the foreword of the first paper of this series , Report of Investigations 3606 , Manganese Investigations 1. Concentration of Manganese Ores from the Drum Mountain District, Utah, by S. R. Zimmerley, J. D. Vincent , and C. H. Schack . Other reports will be published as the work progresses .
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APA: F. D. DeVaney M. M. Fine S. M. Shelton  (1942)  RI 3620 Manganese Investigations-Metallurgical Division

MLA: F. D. DeVaney M. M. Fine S. M. Shelton RI 3620 Manganese Investigations-Metallurgical Division. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1942.

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