The Influence of Ingot-Size on the Degree of Segregation in. Steel Ingots

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Henry M. Howe
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 10, 1909

Abstract

THE natural effect of large size should be to increase segrega¬tion. I have previously pointed' to the excessive segregation in many large ingots as tending to confirm this, but I have shown that in case of ingots less than 16 in. square this expected effect of ingot-size is liable to masked by that of other variables. Under these conditions we should expect that if large ingot-size really does tend to increase segregation, this effect would be shown by taking the average of large numbers of cases, so that the effects of these other variables might off-set and cancel each other.
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APA: Henry M. Howe  (1909)  The Influence of Ingot-Size on the Degree of Segregation in. Steel Ingots

MLA: Henry M. Howe The Influence of Ingot-Size on the Degree of Segregation in. Steel Ingots. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1909.

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