The Making, Shaping and Treating of Steel by Camp and Francis

Contents are: Fundamental principles of chemistry and physics; Refractories; Iron ores; Fuels; Fluxes and slags; Manufacture of pig iron; Sponge Iron and Wrought Iron; Early methods for making steel; Bessemer process; Open-hearth processes; Manufacture of steel in electric furnaces; Duplex and triplex processes; Castings - steel and iron; Ingots and their preparation for rolling; Mechanical treatment; Construction and operation of heating facilities; Construction and operation of rolling mills; Rolling of steel ingots to blooms, slabs and billets; Preparation of semi-finished steel for finishing; Rolling of carbon-steel plates; The rolling of large sections; Merchant bar production; Manufacture of hot strip mill products; Manufacture of cold reduced flat-rolled products; Protective coatings for sheet and strip; Production of circular shapes; Forging of axles, shafts and other shapes; The manufacture of steel wire and steel wire products; Manufacture of steel tubular products; Principles of heat treatment of steel; Carbon steels; Alloy steels; High strength, low-alloy steels; Silicon-steel electrical sheets; Stainless steels; Steels for elevated temperature service; Mechanical testing; and Gage numbers.