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TENTATIVE PROGRAM
SEVENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR STEEL TREATING
CLEVELAND, SEPTEMBER 14-18, 1925
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
Morning Session
Meeting in Ball Room, Hotel Cleveland
10:00—Welcome by Cleveland Chapter—H. A. Schwartz, Chairman.
Address of Welcome—Colonel Dillard, General Chairman.
Response—President W. S. Bidle.
Technical Session
10:15—"Interpretation of Notched Bar Impact Test Results"—Paul
Heymans, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,
Mass.
10:50—"Chemical Composition of Tool Steels"—J. P. Gill and M. A.
Frost, Vanadium Alloys Steel Co., Latrobe, Pa.
11:25—Experiments 1:00-—Exposition
opens. with Nickel, Tantalum, Cobalt and Molybdenum
2:00- —Technical in High Speed Session—Ball Steels—H. Room, J. French, Hotel Hollenden. Bureau of Standards,
2:00-Washington,
Chairman, Dr. D. A. C. E. White.
—"Effect of Cold-Work Afternoon on Endurance Session and Other Properties of
2:40-Metals,"
D. J. McAdam, Jr., TJ. S. Naval Engineering Ex­
3:20-periment
Station, Annapolis, Md.
—"Graphitization at Constant Temperature," H. A. Schwartz,
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co., Cleveland.
—Some Factors Affecting Coercive Force and Residual Induction
of Some Magnet Steels," J. R. Adams and F. E. Goeckler,
Midvale Co., Nicetown, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening Session
9:30-
Exposition open until 10:00 P. M.
9:30-
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
9: SO-
Morning Session
Meeting in Ball Room, Hotel Cleveland
10:30-
Chairman, Dr. J. A. Mathews.
11:15-—Steel
Melting Session.
12:30-—"Proportion
of Heat Treated Steel to Total Production," C. J.
Stark. Iron Trade Review, Cleveland.
—"Acid Open Hearth Steel," Radclyffe Furness, Midvale Co.,
1:00-
Nicetown, Philadelphia.
1:30-
—"Basic Open Hearth Steel," Edward Whitworth, Bourne-Fuller
2:00-
Co., Cleveland.
2:00--"Electric
Furnace Steel," F. T. Sisco, McCook Field, Dayton,
Ohio.
2:40-
—"Metallurgical Education Symposium Luncheon," Hotel Cleve
3:20- land. Chairman, Dr. A. E. White.
Afternoon Session
—Exposition opens.
-Plant Inspection, Midland, Steel Products Company or National
6:00- Carbon Company. .
S. T. M.—Old Colony
9:30- -Technical
Club, Hollenden
Session—Ball
Hotel.
Room, Hotel Hollenden. Chairman,
—Annual
Dr. Zay
Smoker
Jeffries.
and Entertainment.
-"Comparative
Exposition open
Slow-Bend
until 10:00
and
P.
Impact
M.
Notched Bar Tests on
WEDNESDAY,
Some Metals,"
SEPTEMBER
S. N.
16
Petrenko, Bureau of Standards, Wasnington,
D. C.
Morning Session
9:30-
-"Effect
Meeting
of Reheating
in Ball
on
Room,
Cold
Hotel
Drawn
Cleveland
Bars," S. C. Spalding,
-Annual
Halcomb
Meeting
Steel
of
Co.,
the
Syracuse,
American
N.
Society
Y.
for Steel Treating,
-"Application
Chairman, W.
of
S.
the
Bidle.
Mathematics of Probability to Experi­
Report
mental
of
Data
Chapter
as
Delegates.
a Basis for Appropriate Choice of lerrous
Report
10:30- Materials,"
of Officers.
B. D. Saklatwalla and H. T. Chandler, Vanadium
Corporation of America,
Technical
Bridgeville,
Session
Pa.
11:15- Evening Session
Chairman, Dr. G. K. Burgess
-"Retained
-Dinner Meeting
Austenite
of Committee
— A Contribution
E-4, A.
to the Metallurgy of
Magnetism," Dr. John A. Mathews, Crucible Steel Company
of America, New York City.
1:00-
-"On Martensite," Dr. H. Hanemann, Technischen Hochschule,
1:30-
Charlottenburg, Germany. (To be presented by Dr. S. L.
Hoyt.)
Afternoon Session
-Exposition opens.
-Plant Dutton Inspection, Company. White Motor Car Company or Van Dorn and
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2:00—Technical Session Ball Room, Hollenden Hotel. Chairman,
E. C. Bain.
2.00—The Carbon Content of Pearlite in Iron Carbon Alloys Containing
One Per Cent Silicon," Anson Hayes and H. U.
Wakefield, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa.
2:30—"Irregular Carburization — Its Causes and Preventions," W. J.
Merten, Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co., East
Pittsburgh.
3:00—"A Study of Dendritic Structure and Crystal Formation,"
Bradley Stoughton and F. J. G. Duck, Lehigh University,
Bethlehem, Pa.
3:30—"Oil Burning Equipment for Industrial Furnaces," M. H.
Mawhinney, General Furnace Co., Pittsburgh.
Evening Session
9:30—Annual Dance, Ball Room, Hotel Cleveland.
Exposition open until 10:00 P M.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Morning Session
Meeting in Ball Room, Hotel Cleveland
9:30—Technical Session. Chairman, Dr. Albert Sauveur.
9:30—"Initial Temperature and Mass Effects in Quenching," H. J.
French and O. Z. Klopsch, Bureau of Standards, Washington,
D. C.
10:20—"On the Nature of Some Low-Tungsten Tool Steels," M. A.
Grossmann, United Alloy Steel Corp., Canton, Ohio, and
E. C. Bain. Union Carbide & Carbon Research Laboratories,
Long Island City, N. Y.
11:10—"Effect of Cold Working on Hollow Cylinders," Dr. F. C.
Langenberg, Watertown Arsental, Watertown, Mass.
Afternoon Session
2:00—A Session Contributed by the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, Machine Shop Practice Division. Ball Room,
Hollenden Hotel.
"Modern Surface Grinding," Henry K. Spencer, Blanchard
Machine Co., Cambridge, Mass.
"Dies," . Mr. Keller, Keller Mechanical Engineering Corp.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Titles of other papers to be supplied later.
2:00—"Symposium," Hardness Testing Committee of the A. S. S. T.
Hollenden Hotel. Chairman, A. E. Bellis.
2:00—"Electric Ring for Verification of Brinell Hardness Testing
Machines," S. N. Petrenko, Bureau of Standards, Washington,
D. C.
2:20—"Some Comparisons Between Rockwell and Brinell Hardness,"
R. C. Brumfield, Cooper Union, New York City.
2 :40—"Hardness and Toughness of High Speed Steel as Affected by
the Heat. Treatment," R. K. Barry, Barry Co., Muscatinp,
Iowa.
3.00—"Stress-Strain Curve and the Characteristics Which Are Associated
with Hardness," H. P. Hollnagel, General Electric
Co., West Lynn, Mass.
3:20—"English Hardness Testing Machine of the Brinell Principle"—
O. W. Boston, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.
3:40—"The Durometer—An Instrument for Testing Hardness" Dr.
Albert Sauveur, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.
5:30—Exposition closes for the day.
Evening Session
6:30—Annual Banquet of the A. S. S. T., Ball Room, Hotel Cleveland,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Morning Session
9:30—Technical Session, Ball Room, Hotel Cleveland. Chairman,
Bradley Stoughton.
9:30—"Carburization by Solid Cements," W. E. Day, Jr., International
Afternoon Evening 10:00—Exposition 11:10—"What 10:20—"Dilatometric 2:00—Technical 3:20—"Welding 2:00—"Why 2:40—"Design 1:30—Plant Session Welding Field, versity, Doehler Dowdell neapolis, Steel Chairman, Moore, Exposition Motor Session Inspection, Metal Happens & and Dayton, Co., Session, University Steel Die Lafayette, Wire officially and Wire," Minn. Operation H. opens Warps Method New Castings A. Tubing M. Company, When Ohio. F. Ball C. Brunswick, F. at closes.
Boylston. of Ind. and of Forsythe, H. 1 of T. Room, Co., Illinois, Metal P. and Heat Furnaces Cracks," Glidden Sisco Cuyahoga M. Batavia, Sheet Treatment," Fails Hollenden N. University Urbana, and J. for Company J. with by Plant. N. H. Salt F. \. 111. Fatigue," Hotel. W. Chrome Keller, O. of Baths"—Sam Boulton, or E. Minnestota, Harder, the Purdue Prof. Molybdenum American McCook H. R. Tour, MinUni­ F. L.