Few Secrets of the Metallurgist Simply Told
by Gerald Watson Hinkley
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About this eBook
- Author
- Hinkley, Gerald Watson, 1889-1919
- Title
- A few secrets of the metallurgist simply told
- Original Publication
- Dunkirk: Atlas Crucible Steel Co., 1918.
- Credits
- deaurider, Richard Scheibel and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- TN: Technology: Mining engineering, Metallurgy
- Subject
- Steel
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 75326
- Release Date
- February 9, 2025
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.A FEW SECRETS OF THE METALLURGIST SIMPLY TOLD — INTRODUCTION.
- 2.CHAPTER I. — A SLIGHT TEST OF THE IMAGINATION.
- 3.CHAPTER II. — COMPARISON BETWEEN CONDITIONS WHICH EXIST IN THE IRON AND STEEL FAMILY TO THOSE WHICH EXIST WITH MORE FAMILIAR ELEMENTS.
- 4.CHAPTER III. — AN EXPERIMENT PERFORMED WITH A PIECE OF PEARLITIC STEEL.
- 5.CHAPTER IV. — HIGH SPEED STEELS.
- 6.CHAPTER V. — THE GENERAL EFFECT OF THE MORE IMPORTANT ELEMENTS IN TOOL STEELS. — CARBON STEELS. — ALLOY STEELS. — HIGH SPEED STEELS. — ELEMENTS WHICH OCCUR IN ALL STEELS. — IRON. — CARBON. — MANGANESE. — SILICON. — PHOSPHORUS. — SULPHUR. — ELEMENTS WHICH HAVE BECOME ESPECIALLY ASSOCIATED WITH SPECIAL ALLOY STEELS. — CHROMIUM. — TUNGSTEN. — MOLYBDENUM. — VANADIUM. — COBALT. — URANIUM, TITANIUM AND ALUMINUM. — IMPURITIES. — HEAT TREATMENT. — HARDENING. — ANNEALING. — TEMPERING. — CONCLUSION.
- 7.CHAPTER VI. — WHAT TOOL STEEL IS DOING TOWARDS WINNING THE WAR.
- 8.APPENDIX. — ANALYSIS, USES AND HEAT TREATMENT OF VARIOUS GRADES OF TOOL STEELS. — TYPICAL ANALYSIS OF HIGH SPEED STEEL. — TYPICAL ANALYSIS OF DIE STEEL FOR HOT WORK. — TYPICAL ANALYSIS OF SPECIAL ALLOY STEEL. — TYPICAL ANALYSIS OF FAST FINISHING SEMI-HIGH SPEED. — TYPICAL ANALYSIS OF SIMPLE CARBON TOOL STEEL. — TYPICAL ANALYSIS OF NON-SHRINKING OIL HARDENING STEEL. — TYPICAL ANALYSIS OF SPECIAL HOT WORK ALLOY STEEL.
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