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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 24 (December 1903) (1903)

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the Donora Works inch in diameter. Reduced to the square-inch unit, fact that in the year 1902 the mills turned out a total of the American Steel and Wire Company, we shall the ultimate tensile strength per square inch would of 1,574,293 tons of wire rods, of which nearly half a commence our… … specified where wire of the rod mill. The bulk of the wire Continuous Heating Furnace in Which the Billets are Heated for Rolling in Roughing Mill. special grades with higher phys- and wire nails of commerce are ical properties is required. manufactured from Bessemer Physical Properties of Steel…

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