The Journal of the Iron & Steel Institute Vol LXXXVIII (88): No. II, 1913 by edited by George C Lloyd. Baron de Laveleye; etc - 1913

E & F N Spon: Iron & Steel Institute, London, 1913. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Dark covers with gilt lettering on spine, lightly marked, lightly bumped corners and spine-ends. Sound binding. Lightly marked prelims. Clean pages. Library pocket on inside front cover, library plate on front end-paper and library stamps on front and rear end-papers and inside rear cover. Contents include: Proceedings of the Autumn meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute held in Brussels on September 1-2 1913; Historical survey of the metallurgy of iron in Belgium by Baron de Laveleye; The manufacture of coke in Belgium by Baron Evence Coppee; The ditillation of tar in metallurgical practice by Gevers-Orban; The utilisation of blast-furnace and coke-oven gases in metallurgy by E Houbaer; The crystallising properties of electro-deposited iron by J E Stead & H C H Carpenter; The allotropic transformations of iron by A Sauveur; Heating and cooling curves of manganese steel by Sir R A Hadfield; Present methods of testing by H Hubert; On the use of oxygen in blast-furnace practice by G Trasenter; On modern open-hearth steel furnaces by B Talbot; The manufacture of armour-piercing projectiles by L Cubillo; Reinforced pile foundations for blast-furnaces by A Baar; Commercial production of sound steel ingots by E Gathmann; The electric refining of steel in an induction furnace of special type by O Frick; The effect of heat treatment on the colorimetric test for carbon in a 0.32 carbon steel by E D Campbell & F D Haskins; On a method of preparing sections of fractures of steel for microscopic examination by A Campion & J M Ferguson; So-called 'crystallisation through fatigue' by F Rogers; A new method for the determination of the critical points Ar1, Ac1 by J E Stead; Iron ore resources of Chili by C Vattier; Visits and excursions at the Brussels meeting; Obituary; Notes on the Progress of the Home and Foreign Iron and Steel Industries. 783 pages. No dust jacket, as published. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: under 1 kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 02618041025..