1916 Iron and Steel Institute: Index

Note: This is a sub-section of the 1916 Iron and Steel Institute

CONTENTS.

• LIST OF COUNCIL AND OFFICERS .
• PREFACE .
• SECTION I.-MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS.
• Annual General Meeting . 1
• Election of Members . . 2
• Report of Council, . 5
• Statement of Accounts . 13
• Amendment of Bye-Laws . 17
• Bessemer Gold Medal . 20
• Carnegie Scholarship Awards . 28
• Presidential Address . 30

• "The influence of carbon and manganese upon the corrosion of iron and steel." By Sir Robert A. Hadfield and J. N. Friend . 48
• Discussion on paper by Sir Robert Hadfield and Dr. Friend . 71
• Correspondence on paper by Sir Robert Hadfield and Dr. Friend . 75

• "The theory of the corrosion of steel." By L. Aitchison 77
• Discussion on paper by Mr. Aitchison . 92
• Correspondence on paper by Mr. Aitchison . 97

• " Note on the relations between the cutting efficiencies of tool steels and their Brinell or seleroscope hardness." By J. O. Arnold . 102
• Discussion on paper by Dr. Arnold . 105

• "Initial temperature and critical cooling velocities of a chromium steel." By C. A. Edwards, assisted by J. N. Greenwood and F. Kikkawa . 114
• Discussion on paper by Professor Edwards . 141
• Correspondence on paper by Professor Edwards . 148

• " Surface tension effects in the intercrystalline cement in metals and the elastic limit." By F. C. Thompson . 155
• Discussion on paper by Mr. Thompson . 194
• Correspondence on paper by Mr. Thompson . 204

• "A new thermoelectric method of studying allotropic changes in iron or other metals." By C. Benedicks . 211
• Correspondence on paper by Dr. Benedicks . 221

• "The transformations of special steels at high temperatures." By K. Honda, K. Tawara, and H. Takagi . 224

• "A few experiments on the hardness testing of mild steel." By W. N. Thomas . 255

• Obituary . 270
• Additions to Library . 277

• LIST OF COUNCIL AND OFFICERS
• PREFACE .
• SECTION I-MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS.
• Autumn Meeting
• Election of Members .1
• Formation of Scientific and Technical Committees . 2
• Alteration of Bye-laws . 3

• "Influence of some elements on the mechanical properties of steel." By J. E. Stead . 5
• Discussion on paper by Dr. Stead . 100
• Correspondence on paper by Dr. Stead . 114

• "Some properties of ingots." By A. W. and H. Brearley 137
• Discussion on paper by Messrs. Brearley . 171
• Correspondence on paper by Messrs. Brearley 178

• "Steel ingot defects." By J. N. Kilby . 193
• Discussion on paper by Mr. Kilby . 205
• Correspondence on paper by Mr. Kilby . 207

• "Notes on pearlite." By H. M. Howe and A. G. Levy . 210
• Discussion on paper by Messrs. Howe and Levy . 233
• Correspondence on paper by Messrs. Howe and Levy . 239

• "Notes on nickel steel scale and on the reduction of solid nickel and copper oxides by solid iron." By J. E. Stead . 243
• "Notes on the effect of blast-furnace gases on wrought iron." By J. E. Stead . 249
• Discussion on papers by Dr. Stead . 256

• "Thermo-electric measurement of the critical ranges of pure iron." By G. K. Burgess and H. Scott . 258

• "The influence of heat-treatment on the thermo-electric properties and specific resistance of carbon steels." By E. D. Campbell . 268
• Correspondence on paper by Professor Campbell . 286

• "Manganese ores of the Bukowina." By H. K. Scott . 288

• "Use of meteoric iron by primitive man." By G. F. Zimmer . 306
• Correspondence on paper by Mr. Zimmer . 350

• Correspondence on Dr. Stead's paper, "Influence of some elements on the mechanical properties of steel " (continued) . 357

• Obituary . 361
• Additions to Library . 366

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