Journal of the United States association of charcoal iron workers.

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Journal of the United States association of charcoal iron workers.

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United States association of charcoal iron workers.

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Harrisburg [etc.],

1888

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Iron industry and trade -- Societies.

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Contents

• Front Matter
• Samuel Noble, Late President of the United States Association of Charcoal Iron Workers.
• Front Matter pp. 1-3
• Iron Ore Concentration No. 1. pp. 3-13
• New York Mining Law. Raymond, R.W., Dr.; pp. 13-15
• Manufacture of Russian Sheet Iron. pp. 15-18
• Obituary. pp. 19-20
• Queries. pp. 21-28
• The Electric Motor in Mining Operations. Mansfield, George W.; pp. 29-36
• The Iron Mountain, Missouri. pp. 36-45
• Steel Rail Manufacture. pp. 45-47
• The Terni Steel Works. pp. 48-49
• Comparison of the Pig-Iron Statistics of Great Britain and of the United States. pp. 50-55
• Coke Manufacture. pp. 55-56
• Imports of Iron and Steel for Four Years. pp. 57
• Our Mineral Resources. pp. 58-59
• Advertisement. pp. 60
• Front Matter pp. 61
• The Cost of Producing Pig-Iron. pp. 62-66
• Obituary - W.R. Davenport. pp. 66-67
• Narrative of the Ninth Annual Meeting of the United States Association of Charcoal Iron Workers. pp. 68-69
• Minutes of the Ninth Annual Meeting of the United States Association of Charcoal Iron Workers. pp. 69-75
• The Position of the United States as an Iron Producer. pp. 76-78
• Natural Gas in Iron Manufacture. pp. 78-80
• Percentages of Ash and Phosphorus in Wood and Charcoal. Akerman, Richard, & Sarnstorm, C.G.; pp. 81-97
• Iron Ore Concentration No. 2. pp. 97-111
• Mining Brown Hematite Ores. pp. 112-115
• Awards, Discoveries, and Inventions. pp. 115
• Iron and Aluminum. pp. 116-122
• Cost of Making Pig Iron at Troy, N.Y. pp. 122-123
• The Iron Mountain, Missouri. pp. 124-125
• Blank
• The Association and the Tariff. pp. 125-127
• Advertisement. pp. 128
• Front Matter pp. 129
• Calculation of the Ore Mixture or Burden for a Blast Furnace. Ledebur, Prof.; pp. 130-143
• Using Machinery in the Forests. pp. 143-146
• Queries. pp. 147-152
• Cast-Iron Car Wheels. pp. 153-170
• American Pig-Iron in 1888. pp. 170-180
• Concentration at Dannemora, Sweden, by the Wenström Magnetic Separator. Cook, R.A.; pp. 181-184
• Jaw Crushers. pp. 184-187
• Concentration of Iron Ores. No. 3. pp. 188-195
• Where Our Iron Ore Comes From. pp. 195-200
• Analysis of Iron Ore Used at Ilsede Furnace, Germany. pp. 200
• Electrical vs. Rope Transmission of Power. pp. 201
• Book Notices. pp. 202
• Front Matter pp. 203
• Blast-Furnace Management. pp. 204-208
• Roasting Sulphurous Iron-Ore. pp. 208-218
• Lake Champlain Iron Region. pp. 218-227
• German Mineral Statistics. pp. 228-229
• Mineral Products of the United States. pp. 230-232
• The Iron-Ores of British Columbia. pp. 233-236
• Iron-Ore Concentration. No. 4. pp. 236-240
• Weights of Anthracite Coal. pp. 241
• Obituaries. pp. 242-244
• The Flaxseed-Ore of Wisconsin. pp. 244-250
• Iron-Ore Requirements of Great Britain. pp. 251-258
• Damage to Iron Works by Water. pp. 258-260
• Front Matter pp. 261
• Magnetic Survey and the Magnetometer. Sjosdedt, Ernest, M.E.; pp. 262-266
• Spirally Welded Steel Tubes. Mallory, W.S.; pp. 267-272
• Blast Furnace Records. pp. 272-274
• Narrative of the Tenth Annual Meeting. pp. 274-289
• Possibilites of Iron Manufacture in Canada. Birkinbine, John; pp. 290-298
• Apatite. pp. 298-301
• An Old Blast-Furnace. pp. 301-302
• Unreduced Ore Passing Through a Blast-Furnace. Cook, Edgar S.; pp. 303-305
• The Outlook. pp. 305-306
• Moisture in the Blast. Mills, Samuel D.; pp. 306-310
• Front Matter pp. 311
• Minutes of the Tenth Annual Meeting of the United States Association of Charcoal Iron Workers. pp. 312-317
• Shipments of Lake Superior Iron-Ore. pp. 317-322
• Lake Champlain Iron Region - No. 2. pp. 322-331
• Carter County, Tennessee, Iron-Ores. pp. 331-332
• The Southern Pig-Iron Industry. pp. 333-335
• Swedish Mineral Statistics. pp. 335-336
• Iron and Steel Manufacture at Chicago. pp. 336-338
• Comparison of Metric and Customary Standard Weights and Measures. pp. 338-341
• Production of Pig-Iron in the United States in 1889. pp. 341-347
• Production of Pig-Iron in Germany. pp. 347-348
• Iron-Ore Concentration, No. 5. pp. 349-353
• Book Notices. pp. 354-358
• Roll of the United States Association of Charcoal Iron Workers. pp. 359-365
• Index to Volume 8. pp. 366-381
• Advertisement. pp. 382
• Back Matter