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Steel construction for buildings (1914)

Burt, Henry Jackson, b. 1873 · leaf 58

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00 cubic feet of cold air per minute. Inabout four minutes the silicon and manganese are all oxidized bythe oxygen of the air and have formed a slag. The carbon thenbegins to oxidize to carbon monoxide, ((), and (his boils up throughthe metal and pours out of the mouth of the vessel in a long… … Fig. 5. Scot ion Through A MixerFrom Stoughtons Metallurgy of Iron & SteelCourtesy, McGraw-Hill Pub. Co. is stopped. So great has been the heat evolved by the oxidation ofthe impurities that the temperature is now higher than it was atthe start, and we have a white-hot liquid mass of relatively…

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