Forging Temperatures and Rate of Heating and Cooling of Large Ingots - Discussion

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 11, 1919

Abstract

LAWFORD H. FRY, Burnham, Pa. (written discussion*).-As a sup-plement to the information given by Mr. Bash, a diagram is submitted showing the results of a somewhat similar experiment carried out at the ordnance plant of the Standard Steel Works Co. In this case the ingot to be heated was a nickel-steel octagon ingot, weighing 14,700 lb. (6667 kg.). This ingot was to be forged into two 255-mm. howitzer jackets. A hole was bored half way of the length of the ingot, extending into the longitudinal axis, and a base-metal thermocouple inserted in this hole.
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APA:  (1919)  Forging Temperatures and Rate of Heating and Cooling of Large Ingots - Discussion

MLA: Forging Temperatures and Rate of Heating and Cooling of Large Ingots - Discussion. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1919.

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