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1904 Iron and Steel Institute: Index

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Note: This is a sub-section of the 1904 Iron and Steel Institute

SECTION I.—MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS.

  • Annual General Meeting . 1
  • Election of Members . 1
  • Report of Council . 9
  • Annual Statement of Accounts . 18
  • Votes of thanks . 20
  • Presentation of Bessemer medal . 22
  • Andrew Carnegie medal and scholarships . 25
  • "Explosions produced by ferro-silicon." By A. Dupre and M. B. Lloyd . 30
  • Discussion on Messrs. Dupre and Lloyd's paper . 35
  • Correspondence on Messrs. Dupre and Lloyd's paper . 39
  • "The manufacture of pig iron from briquettes at Herrang." By H. Louis . 40
  • Discussion on Prof. Louis' paper . 56
  • Correspondence on Prof. Louis' paper . 59
  • "Notes on the production and thermal treatment of steel in large masses." By C. Johns . 61
  • Discussion on Mr. Johns' paper . 75
  • Correspondence on Mr. Johns' paper . 87
  • Report on "pyrometers suitable for metallurgical work" . 98
  • Bibliography of pyrometers and pyrometry . 154
  • Discussion on pyrometers . 160
  • Correspondence on pyrometers . 179
  • "The manufacture of coke in the Hussener oven at the Clarence Ironworks and its vales in the blast-furnaces." By C. Lowthian Bell . 188
  • Discussion on Mr. Bell's paper . 202
  • Correspondence on Mr. Bell's paper 219
  • "The range of solidification and the critical ranges of carbon-iron alloys." By H. C. H. Carpenter and B. F. E. Keeling . 224
  • Discussion on Messrs. Carpenter's and Keeling's paper . 243
  • Correspondence on Messrs. Carpenter's and Keeling's paper . 253
  • Votes of thanks . 260
  • "Troostite." By H. C. Boynton . 262
  • Correspondence on Mr. Boynton's paper . 288
  • "The synthesis of Bessemer steel." By F. J. R. Carulla . 291
  • Correspondence on Mr. Carulla's paper . 306
  • "The thermal efficiency of the blast-furnace." By W. J. Foster . 311
  • Correspondence on Mr. Foster's paper . 329
  • "The plastic yielding of iron and steel." By W. Rosenhain .
  • Correspondence on Mr. Rosenhain's paper . 372
  • "The use of steel in American lofty-building construction." By B. H. Thwaite . 391
  • "The relations between the effects of stresses slowly applied and of stresses suddenly applied in the case of iron and steel." By Pierre Breuil (Abstract) . 413
  • "The influence of varying casting temperature on the properties of steel and iron castings." By P. Longmuir . 120
  • Correspondence on Mr. Longmuir's paper . 434
  • The Annual Dinner . 437
  • Obituary . 446
  • Additions to the Library . 453

SECTION I.—MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS.

  • American Meeting . 1
  • Reception of the Institute . 1
  • Presentation of the Bessemer gold medal . 11
  • Election of Members . 16
  • The President-elect . 19
  • Retiring Members of Council . 20
  • "On the influence of carbon, phosphorus, manganese, and sulphur on the tensile strength of open-hearth steel." By H. H. Campbell . 21
  • Discussion on Mr. Campbell's paper . 63
  • "On mining and metallurgy at the St. Louis Exposition." By H. Bauerman. 69
  • Discussion on Mr. Bellamy's paper . 124
  • "On the development and use of high-speed tool steel." By J. M. Gledhill . 127
  • Discussion on Mr. Gledhill's paper . 168
  • Correspondence on Mr. Gledhill's paper . 175
  • Votes of thanks . 181
  • "On the utilisation of exhaust steam, from engines acting intermittently, by means of regenerative steam accumulators and of low-pressure turbines on the Bateau system." By E. Demenge . 183
  • "On acid open-hearth manipulation." By A. McWilliam and W. H. Hatfield 206
  • Correspondence on Messrs. McWilliam's and Hatfield's paper . 218
  • Correspondence on report by Mr. Stead and others . 271
  • "On the application of dry-air blast to the manufacture of iron." By J. Gayley 274
  • Discussion on Mr. Gayley's paper . 301
  • Correspondence on Mr. Gayley's paper .
  • Visits and excursions at the American meeting
  • Visit to New York . 327
  • The Institute dinner .
  • Visit to Bethlehem .
  • Visit to Philadelphia . 345
  • Visit to Washington . 353
  • Visit to Pittsburg . • 355
  • Visit to Cleveland . 368
  • Visit to Conneaut . • 378
  • Visit to Buffalo . 379
  • Visit to Schenectady . 387
  • The St. Louis and Chicago excursion . 389
  • The return to New York . 401
  • The American Institute of Mining Engineers . 403
  • "On a decade in American blast-furnace practice." By F. L. Grammer . 404
  • "On changes in the American iron industry since the Iron and Steel Institute Meeting of 1890." By B. E. V. Luty . 416
  • Obituary . 420
  • Memorial to Peter von Tosser . 441
  • Additions to the Library . 443


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