Manganese in the Foundry; a Description of Its Metallurgical Character, Influences And Value in Cast-Iron, With Directions for Use
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" If sulphur be present, some of the manganese will be likely to unite with it and escape, thus re- ducing the amount of both elements in the cast- ing. Hence, in remelting irons, some of the sul- phur which has entered from the fuel with which the iron is melted will very likely unite with some of the manganese in the irons which makes up the mixture and escape." — [Keep, Vol. 20, page 291, Trans.
Amer, I. M. E.] "Regarding sulphur; during my experiments whenever I have put ferro-manganese int...o the ladle from our cupola sulphur became apparent to the smell, which I presume indicatesthat the man- ganese eliminates the sulphur. It seems to me, moreover, that in Mr. Howe's work on steel this is so conclusively proved as to make further ex- periment unnecessary. — [ibid, page 314.— Discussion.] Published by Kendall & Flick, Washington, D. C.
9 Order of Oxidation. " Next to silicon, mangan- ese is the most easily oxidizable element in pig- iron. Manganese, therefore, protects the iron from oxidation until it is itself completely oxid- ized." — [Wedding.] Occlusion of Gases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If sulphur be present, some of the manganese will be likely to unite with it and escape, thus re- ducing the amount of both elements in the cast- ing. Hence, in remelting irons, some of the sul- phur which has entered from the fuel with which the iron is melted will very likely unite with some of the manganese in the irons which makes up the mixture and escape." — [Keep, Vol. 20, page 291, Trans.
Amer, I. M. E.] "Regarding sulphur; during my experiments whenever I have put ferro-manganese int...o the ladle from our cupola sulphur became apparent to the smell, which I presume indicatesthat the man- ganese eliminates the sulphur. It seems to me, moreover, that in Mr. Howe's work on steel this is so conclusively proved as to make further ex- periment unnecessary. — [ibid, page 314.— Discussion.] Published by Kendall & Flick, Washington, D. C.
9 Order of Oxidation. " Next to silicon, mangan- ese is the most easily oxidizable element in pig- iron. Manganese, therefore, protects the iron from oxidation until it is itself completely oxid- ized." — [Wedding.] Occlusion of Gases.
What to read after Manganese in the Foundry; a Description of Its Metallurgical Character, Influences And Value in Cast-Iron, With Directions for Use?
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