The Hatfield memorial lectures

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The Hatfield memorial lectures

edited and foreword by Peter Beeley

Woodhead Publishing , CRC Press, c2005

  • III : Woodhead Pub.
  • III : CRC Press

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"Woodhead Publishing and Maney Publishing on behalf of The Institute of Materials, Minerals & Mining." ---t.p.

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Volume

III : CRC Press ISBN 9780849392429

Description

This is the third volume in a series which brings together a selection of the currently available lectures based on broad subject groupings. It focuses on two themes: process metallurgy, including the technical aspects of plant design and operation, and the organization of the iron and steel industry, including its general structure and economic circumstances. The lectures are arranged in date sequence within each group, providing a snapshot of the respective subject areas over the whole period. These topics have a significance in the fields of materials and across diverse branches of engineering.

Table of Contents

PROCESS TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH Basic Knowledge, Discovery, and Invention in the Birth of News Metallurgical Processes, F.D. Richardson Twenty-Five Years On, H.M. Finnison Electroslag Remelting - A Modern Tool in Metallurgy, E. Plockinger Eurosteelresearch, R.S. Barnes From Invention to Industrial Development, L. Coche Net Shape Solidification Processing of Steel, 1945-1995, M.C. Fleming The New World of Steel, J. Edington Technology-Driving Steel Forward, M.J. Pettifor Metallurgical Modelling of Thermomechanical Processing, C.M. Sellars ECONOMICS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN THE IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY Development in the Iron and Steel Industry in Great Britain During the Last Twenty-Five Years, T.P. Colclough The Place of Mini-Steelworks in the World, W.F. Cartwright Materials and Malthus, Sir Alan Cottrell European Steel: What Future? Sir Robert Scholey Iron, the Hidden Element - The Role of Iron and Steel in the Twentieth Century, R. Boom Author Index Subject Index
Volume

III : Woodhead Pub. ISBN 9781845691011

Description

This is the third volume in a series which brings together a selection of the currently available lectures based on broad subject groupings. It focuses on two themes: process metallurgy, including the technical aspects of plant design and operation, and the organisation of the iron and steel industry, including its general structure and economic circumstances.Whilst there is occasional overlap with the themes of Volume 1 (materials properties/behaviour and materials applications) and Volume 2 (metallography and the structure of iron and steels), the current volume compliments the earlier ones and completes the original concept of five themes to bring the anthology up to the present day.

Table of Contents

  • Part 1 Process technology and research: Basic knowledge discovery and invention in the birth of new metallurgical processes
  • Twenty five years on
  • Electroslag remelting - A modern tool in metallurgy
  • Eurosteelresearch
  • From invention to industrial development
  • Net shape solidification processing of steel
  • Technology - Driving steel forward
  • Metallurgical modelling of thermomechanical processing. Part 2 Economics and developments in the iron and steel industry: Development in the iron and steel industry in Great Britain during the last twenty five years
  • The place of mini-steelworks in the world
  • Materials and malthus
  • European steel: What future? Iron the hidden element - The role of iron and steel in the twentieth century.

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