Notes on Lead and Copper Smelting and Copper Converting

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Scientific Publishing Company, 1897 - 116 pagina's
 

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Pagina 67 - Imrned lime mixed with coal tar was tried. The result was a foregone conclusion, but nevertheless we were hunting for straws to grasp and it was given a fair and impartial trial. Just enough tar was used to stick the lime together, and when in place the lining was baked with a coke fire to drive off the gaseous portion of the tar. A charge was run into the vessel and blown until the flame at the nose indicated the complete oxidation of the iron. The converter was then turned down to skim, but in...
Pagina 35 - Edition. Rewritten and Greatly Enlarged. The standard authority of the world on Copper Smelting:. It contains a record of practical experience, with directions how to build furnaces and how to overcome the various metallurgical difficulties met with in copper smelting. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Chapter I Copper and its Ores.
Pagina 47 - Accordingly it was decided that another man should try to run them, and Dr. Charles Harbordt was sent there to do the metallurgical work. The doctor is a valued friend of the writer, and was offered every assistance that the light of past experience could give as to the running of these furnaces. One of them was blown in, and to describe its working would only be a repetition of what has been said of the other two attempts, except that it ran a week instead of four days without producing any lead....
Pagina 79 - Hixon at the old Marcus Daly smelter, Anaconda, and in his book (p. 81) he says : " The silicious lining is as much a part of the process of copper converting as magnesia lining is in the basic Bessemer treatment of phosphoric iron, and it is suicidal to attempt any other kind of lining, either water-jacketed or basic. The improvement, if there is to be any, is to be in the line of mechanical devices, and the use of silicious ores to replace the expensive quartz and clay linings.
Pagina 108 - Engineer, who shall be the sole judge as to the fitness of materials and shall have the right of correcting any errors or omissions in the plans and specifications when such correction is necessary for the proper fulfilment of their intention ; the action of said correction to date from that time that the engineer gives due notice thereof.

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