1871 Iron and Steel Institute: Index

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Note: This is a sub-section of 1871 Iron and Steel Institute

VOL. I. INDEX.

• CENTRAL IRON DISTRICT OF SWEDEN, by David Forbes, F.R.S. 469

• CHEMICAL PHENOMENA OF IRON SMELTING, by I. Lowthian Bell —
• I- Introduction . 85
• II- Formation of Carbonic Oxide in the Blast Furnace . 88
• III- Action of Carbonic Oxide on Iron Ore in the Blast Furnace . 94
• IV- Experiments to ascertain the Temperature at which Carbonic Oxide commences to act on Oxide of Iron 97
• V- Behaviour of Oxide of Iron in contact with Carbonic Oxide at a red heat . 103
• VI- Action of Carbonic Acid on Metallic Iron . 107
• VII- Action of Mixtures of CO and CO, on Fe . 108
• VIII- Action of Mixtures of CO and CO, on Fe, 03 . 111
• IX- Action of Gases of Blast Furnace on Oxide of Iron . 115
• X- Reducing Effects of Gases at different depths of the Blast Furnace 125
• XI- Dissociation of Carbonic Oxide in the Blast Furnace . 128
• XII- Circumstances which limit Carbon deposition . 139
• XIII- Carbon deposition as effected by Blast Furnace Gases . 153
• XIV- Change experienced by Metallic Iron, and by Iron Oxid.es, which have served to dissociate CO . 158
• XV- Probable nature of Change in CO and Iron Oxides in the Dissociation of CO 170
• XVI- Heat alone does not suffice for Dissociating CO in the Blast Furnace 172
• XVII- Effect of certain Metallic Substances besides Iron on Carbonic Oxide, including Silicon . 173
• XVIII- Summary of Action of CO and CO, on Metals and their Oxides, including Silicon . 182
• XIX- Deposited Carbon, the supposed partial Cause of certain apparent Anomalies in the Composition of Blast Furnace Gases . 186
• XX- 0ffice performed by deposited Carbon. 188
• XXI- Generation and Behaviour of CO, in the Blast Furnace. 1•90
• XXII- On Hydrogen, its Source, and possible Influence in the Blast
• XXIII- On Ammonia in the Blast bNumace 210
• XXIV- On Hydro-Carbons in the Blast Furnace 212
• XXV- On the presence of the Metallic bases of the fixed Alkalies in the Gases of the Blast Furnace 215
• XXVI- On the presence of Alkaline Cyanides in the Blast Furnace . 218
• XXVII- "Fume" emitted by the Blast Furnace . 528
• XXVIII- Estimate of the Quantity of Heat required in the Process of Iron
• XXIX- Respecting the Modes employed to ascertain the Heat Absorption of each stage of the operation . 294
• XXX- On the thigin of the Heat produced in the Blast Furnace . 305
• XXXI- On the Extent to which the Heat produced by the Combustion of the Coke can be replaced by that contained in the Blast . 312
• XXXII- On the Capacity required by the Blast Furnace to avoid unnecessary loss from the presence of sensible heat in the escaping Gases . 323
• XXXIII- On the Capacity required by the Blast Furnace to enable the CO to become saturated with Oxygen . 338

• CONDITION OF CARBON AND SILICON IN IRON, by G. J. Snelus 28

• COVERED SELF-COKING BLAST FURNACE, by Wm. Ferrie . 432

• DESIGNING RAILS, NEW METHOD OF, by Mr. Gillott (Discussion) . 47

• EFFICIENCY AND DURABILITY OF PLAIN CYLINDRIC. BOILERS, by Jeremiah Head. 56

• GEOLOGIC. FEATURES OF THE Storm WALES COALFIELD, by William Adams. 13
• IMPROVED PUMPING AND WINDING MAminTsav, by G. C. Pearce . 24

• INTRODUCTION BY THE PRESIDENT 3

• IRON ORES OF ANTRIM, by Ralph Tate and J. S. Holden . 460

• MINERAL STATISTICS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND 6

• MODERN APPLIANCES FOR REVERSING ROLLING MILLS, by B. Walker . 417

• NEW TESTING MACHINE FOR METALS, DESCRIPTION OF . 429

• NOTES ON THE BRITISH IRON AND STEEL TRADES 268, 365507

• PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS
• PROCEEDINGS AT ANNUAL MEETING 357

• PROCEEDINGS AT MERTHYR MEETING . 9

• PRODUCTION OF ALLOYS OF IRON AND MANGANESE, by F. Kohn

• PYROMETERS, by C. William Siemens . 70, 400

• QUARTERLY REPORT, by the Foreign Secretary . 238, 483

• RECENT INVESTIGATIONS ON THE CHEMISTRY OF THE BLAST FURNACE, by W. Crossley . 232

• REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE IRON ORES OF GREAT BRITAIN . 888

• REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON MECHANICAL FUDDLING 392

• SHERMAN PROCESS (Discussion on) . 452

• VISIT TO THE WORKS TN SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTH

VOL. II. INDEX.

• AYRESOME IRONWORKS, MIDDLESBROUGH (Description of), WITH REMARKS ON THE GRADUAL INCREASE IN SIZE OF .E CLEVELAND BLAST FURNACES, by John Gjers 202

• CHEMICAL PHENOMENA OF IRON SMELTING, by I. Lowthian Bell —
• XXXIV- On the Progressive Changes experienced by the Minerals during their descent in the blast furnace . 67
• XXXV- On the behaviour of Phosphorus and Sulphur in the blast
• XXXVI- On some of the Conditions which apparently affect the Quality of the Iron . 288
• XXXVII- On some of the Modifications of the Action of the blast furnace arising from changes in its dimensions . 304
• XXXVIII- On the proper Condition of the Materials to be operated upon in the blast furnace . 319

• COMPOSITION OF GASES EVOLVED FROM THE BESSEMER CONVERTER DURING THE BLOW, by G. J. Snelus 247

• DANKS'S REVOLVING PUDDLING FURNACE (Description of), by Samuel Danks 257

• DISCUSSION ON BLAST FURNACE PAPERS READ AT DUDLEY MEETING. 236

• DISCUSSION ON PAPER by Samuel Danks . 267

• EXPORTS OF BRITISH IRON AND STEEL DURING FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1869, 1870, and 1871 . xvi.

• FERRIE'S COVERED SELF-COKING BLAST FURNACES, by I. Lowthian Bell . 228

• FURTHER RESULTS FROM THE USE OF HOT BLAST FIRE BRICK STOVES, by GENERAL MEETING AT DUDLEY . 189

• GEOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE COALFIELD, by Henry Johnson. 191

• HEATON PROCESS, by G. J. Snelus . 185

• INCREASING THE HEIGHT OF BLAST FURNACES IN THE MIDLAND DISTRICT, by T. W. Plum . 224

• IRON ORES COMMITTEE— Special Reports—
• North Staffordshire, by R. Heath, and J. C. Homer . 1
• South Staffordshire, by Geo. Addenbrooke and T. Parton, F.G.S. 6
• Forest of Dean, by J. T. Woodhouse. 26
• Iron Ores of Cornwall . 27
• Northumberland, Durham, and the North Riding of Yorkshire, by Jno. Bell and Jno. Jones . 33

• LIST OF BLAST FURNACES IN GREAT BRITAIN
• LIST OF CHARCOAL FURNACES IN GREAT BRITAIN
• LIST OF MILLS AND FORGES IN GREAT BRITAIN
• LIST OF BESSEMER CONVERTERS IN GREAT BRITAIN

• NEWPORT IRON WORKS, MIDDLESBROUGH, (Description of two Blast Furnaces at), by Bernhard Samuelson, M.P. 62

• NOTES ON THE BRITISH IRON AND STEEL TRADES, by the Editor . 154, 382

• PROGRESS OF THE IRON AND STEEL MANUFACTURE IN GREAT BRITAIN, by the Editor 138

• QUARTERLY REPORT, by the Foreign Secretary 103, 355

• SHERMAN PROCESS, by G. J. Snelus 181

• SPECTRUM ANALYSIS, by Professor Roscoe, F.R.S. 38

• STATISTICS OF PIG IRON MADE IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND, during the first six months of 1870 and 1871 . xviii.

• STEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS . 151

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