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4A Forging-Stamping- tfeai Treating January, 1926 Heat Treatment of Carbon Steel Die Blocks—By John Oben- R 406 berger £ov- Rail Joint Tests M«- 80 346 Heat Treatment of Cast Al-Cu-Fe-Mg Alloy—By Samuel Daniels.Oct. Railroad Master Blacksmiths' Convention Aug. 289 238 Heat Treatment of High Speed Steel Dies—By C. B. Swander.. July Rail Steel Reinforcing Bars M»y 154 18(1 Heavy Work, Modern Forge Plant for May Recent Patents Mnr- 106 4(H High-Frequency Induction Furnace—By Donald F. Campbell... Nov. Recommended Practices July 235 328 HydroI'neumatM Forming Press Sept. Recuperation in Carbonizing Steel—By Porter W. Hay Nov. 403 436 I Recuperator, The Development of the—By E. R. Posnack Mar. 81 Importance of Proper Cleaning Pe£- July 70 Reduction in Varieties of Sheet Metal Ware May 185 Improved Furnace for Vitreous Enameling Feb. May 84 Refractories Institute Meets October 29th Oct, 360 Improvements m Heat Treating Bulletin Kciuipment—By Arthur L. Greene. • vDec. 12(1 Mar. Refractories Institute, Plans for Organization of the American.. Mar. 107 Increased Use of Gas in y. 1924 Annealing—By Harold Fulwider .... April Nov. 401 Remarkable Accuracy in Drop Forging May 155 Laps—Their Production Induction Furnace, High-Frequency—By 'Review of 1924—By Donald E. F. H. Campbell... McClelland-Mar. 336 Nov. Removal of Scale During Rolling, The—By Frank L. Estep. ... Dec. 425 Laps—Their Production Industrial Engineering, Cour->e in L - : - • • bePt- • \ m* 22 6 Reports on Steel for Cutting Tools Aug. 269 Large Forgings, Some Common Inspecting and Testing Automobile and Prevention—By Defects Axles—By Leslie'-Aitchison^ K. L. Rolf. ! Mar. 186 Research Committee Receives Reports Dec. 435 per Install Induction Furnace, and to Prevention—By Leslie^ZAkchison-r . April 424 Research on Sponge Iron Progressing Feb. 62 Large Order for Drop Hammers Instrument Transformer By J. Flecher */,•-•' HarT- '.'..April • 391 Research Work Is Improving Cars, How Oct. 380 Large Plate Frame Billet Shear „^,. . . Iron and Steel Electrical! r . n jCine ^.Âpril 87 Resistance Alloys, Properties of High—By M. A.- Hunter and Latrobe Electric Steel Plant, Enlargement of '. ^,Dec. 7H Iron and Steel Literature, A. Jones Feb. 65 Lebanon Drop Forge Shop Burned "•'•'• • •••;.. May 114 Retarding Research June 193 Machine Lectures Designed at Carnegie to Salvage Tech, Interesting Old Wire . .'. * Z.. . : * . Aug. . ^.rMay 205 283 Retrospect in Research. A May 165 Machinery Lecture on Sales Heat Building, Insulation, Great Prepares -.-.'.-.-. ::'.'.' ....*. Nov. .Dec. 135 435 Revelations in Deep Etching, Some—By J. Fletcher Harper. ... Mar. 103 Lining Manganese Furnace Steel, Bungs—By Bibliography L. of—By E. Crease E. H. McClelra*0d. '.' . \. . . *#*F«b. . v. 135 . D,ec. 49 Review of Coining-Press Developments—By A. R. Kelso May 173 List Manual of Exhibitors Contactor, at New the Public Auditorium *.-.-.-.' '. .'.-;.... % . .-. 0< t. .Sept. 424 352 Review of 1924 Iron and Steel Literature—By E. H. McClelland. Mar. 87 Literature, Manufacture Review of Nuts, of 1924 Die Performance Iron and Steel—By in—By Arthur E. H..Mc£lellahcu L. Greene,Tuly Mar. 241 18S Review of Pressed Metal Developments Aug. 282 M Manufacture I : - of Steel, Direct Process for—By Henning ;Flodiru . Qfit, 186 371 Rockwell Hardness Tester, New Aug. 284 Material, Economical Handling of—By E. Tonkin. ,-.-::.... .. j,Jfcn. 411 24 Rolling, Removal of Scale During—By Frank L. Estep Dec. 425 Material Handling, Causes of Accidents in—By David* S. Beyer .June 437 209 Rolls Become Rough, Why Hard Chilled—By Harold Harris. . .July 275 Materials Handling by Modern Methods •, . '.'Dec. 431 310 Roll Type of Board Hammer, Four Sept. 329 Material Handling in Upset Forge Plant—By D. L. Mathias. . ."May 87 146 Romance of Steel, The—By W. R. Klinkicht Jan. 8 Material and Processes, Defective—By Harry Brearley Oct. 375 Rustless Steel Introduced in Sheffield, A New May 184 Material and Processes, Defective—By Harry Brearley Nov, 394 S Measure Loads on Stadium During Game Jan. 7 Salesmanship Mar. 77 Measuring Gases in Metals Dec. 435 Samples for Chemical Analysis, Preparation of Dec. 440 Metal Balls, Fabricating Seamless Hollow—By D. L. Mathias. . April 118 Scale During Rolling, Removal of—By Frank L. Estep Dec. 425 Metallography of Steel, Heat Treatment and—By H. C. Knerr..All Issues Seamless Hollow Metal Balls, Fabricating—By D. L. Mathias. . April 118 Metallurgy and Allied Subjects, Books on Nov. 412 Selection of Fuel, Factors Affecting the Oct. 366 Metallurgy and Allied Subjects, Books on Dec. 442 Selection of Fuel Oil Storage Facilities—By R. Kraus July 250 Metals by Direct Stress, Fatigue of—By Paul L. Irwin Aug. 277 Shearing Damages Thick Plates Mar. 106 Metal Stamping and Some of Its Forms—By H. Jay Feb. 46 Sheet Steel Executives, Annual Meeting of May 187 Metal Stamping and Some of Its Forms—By H. Jay Mar. 90 Ship Forgings July 240 Metal Statistic* for 1925 May 165 Silicon Steel Engineering Foundation June 218 Method of Casting Soft Center Ingots June 203 Simplifications of Sheet Steel April 117 Methods for Cooling Quenching Oil—By Kenneth B. Millett. . . . July 232 Skilled Mechanic, The July 225 M-.croscopic Examination of Sand June 219 Small Work, Stamping Plant Designed for Jan. 16 Modern Forge Plant for Heavy Work May 180 Smoke Detector, Recording Sept. 336 Modern Heat Treating Department, A—By E. L. Wood Sept. 290 Soaking Pit, The Electrically Heated—By T. F. Baily April 121 N Splitting on a Pressed Steel Draw, To Reduce Nov. 390 National Pressed Metal Society Formed May 153 Stamping Plant Designed for Small Work Jan. 16 New Electrode Control April 120 Stamping Plant Starts Operations Feb. 48 Nickel Deposits on Alloy Steel Forgings—By Stanley A. Rich Stamping and Some of Its Forms, Metal—By H. Jay Feb. 46 ardson Nov. 407 Nickel in High-Speed Tool Steel Leslie Aitchison. Oct. . Mar. 374 78 Stamping and Some of Its Forms, Metal—By H. Jay Mar. 90 Niles-Bement-Pond Co., New Officers of Leslie Aitchison. . Mar. April 83 114 Standardization of Drawings and Practices July 234 Notes on Duralumin Forging, Some—By H. A. Brearley Whiteley Oct. July 260 375 Standards, Adds More Nov. 393 Nuts, Die Performance in Manufacture of—By Arthur Brearley L. Greene.July Nov. 241 394 Standards for Shafting and Keys Sept. 292 O Leslie Aitchison. . Mar. 78 Standard Specifications July 234 Oil from Oil-Field Sands, More Leslie Aitchison .. Sept. April 300 114 Steel at Elevated Temperatures, Tests on—By T. McLean Jasper.July 236 Steel Automobile Bodies, Strong, Light, Cheap Mar. 102 Oil Storage Facilities, Selection of Fuel—By R. Kraus July 250 Old Company Establishes New Department Nov. 411 438 Steel Dies, Heat Treatment of High Speed—By C. B. Swander. .July 238 Steel, Direct Process for Manufacture of—By Henning Flodin..Oct. 371 On to Cleveland Sept. 289 40 Steel Electrically, Heat Treating—By E. F. Collins Feb. 41 Open Hearth Committee May 18C Steel, Factors Affecting the Hardness of—By C. W. Holmes. ... Sept. 333 Q Quenching Prospects Protection Oxvgen Oxygen Personals Portable Production Proper Physical, Plans Power Practical President Pressed Prevention, Processes, Processes. Production Properties Pickling Pressed Prevention, Millett The—By A. L. for Heat Presses—Their Lance in Jones Steel Walker Metal of Hint Acetylene Chemical Organization of for Defective Cutting, Defective of Media of Oil. of and Laps—Their Iron Treatment Mesta Draw, Thermo-Couples Automobile Deep for High Meredith 1925 on Society Technical Society Prevention, Some and for Open-Hearth, Holding Use and Drawn Generator, To Machine Material Resistance Material Heat Steel Use of Methods Important Formed, of Reduce F. Metallurgical Production Society "The Front High Locked in Cylinders, King Treating Laps—Their—By and—By Company, and—By in Industry—By Improved—By American Splitting New Alloys—By Purity—By Axles—By for National Needed—By in Electrically-Heated Dies—By P Hardening and—By Cooling—By The—By Laboratories, Harry New on Refractories R. a M. J. E. Harold D. L T. L. Carbon J. W. V. A. C. L. Crowe Rolf Kenneth J. Crane Hunter Listing. Fetherston. D. Salt Mathias. Institute". Guyer...Dec. Steel.... Kelly..Nov. and Baths, B. and . Dec. Feb. Jan. G. . All Nov. April July Sept. May June Jan. Nov. June Mar. .Jan. .Oct. Issues 232 293 427 213 251 411 17 390 137 201 145 153 212 406 107 14 380 T Y Steel, Steel Steel, Steel Studies Super-Steel Takes Technical Steel Taper Temperature Temperatures, Tempering Tentative Testing Tests Thermocouples Time Timken Tin Trê Trade Uniform Upset Use Using Value Welding What Wire With Yes, Tool \\ Westinghouse Worlds elding ardson Can H. tion of L. 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