Roll Scale As A Factor In The Bessemer Process (8d034b5e-4952-4d13-91b5-f1351da71f15)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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F. N. SPELLER (communication to the Secretary*).-It would certainly be interesting to know more about the heat balance in this practice, but there seems to be no doubt that the net result is a greater absorption of heat where roll scale is used instead of solid metal scrap. In the experimental heats referred to, about an equal weight of pig iron or steel scrap was replaced by roll scale. This caused a reduction of about one-third in the time of blow compared with a heat of the same
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APA:  (1917)  Roll Scale As A Factor In The Bessemer Process (8d034b5e-4952-4d13-91b5-f1351da71f15)

MLA: Roll Scale As A Factor In The Bessemer Process (8d034b5e-4952-4d13-91b5-f1351da71f15). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1917.

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