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Various. Lead Smelting and Refining, With Some Notes on Lead Mining
Lead Smelting and Refining, With Some Notes on Lead Mining
Table of Contents
PREFACE
PART I. NOTES ON LEAD MINING
SOURCES OF LEAD PRODUCTION IN THE UNITED STATES. By Walter Renton Ingalls
NOTES ON THE SOURCE OF THE SOUTHEAST MISSOURI LEAD. By H. A. Wheeler
MINING IN SOUTHEASTERN MISSOURI. By Walter Renton Ingalls
LEAD MINING IN SOUTHEASTERN MISSOURI. By R. D. O. Johnson
THE LEAD ORES OF SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI. By C. V. Petraeus and W. Geo. Waring
PART II. ROAST-REACTION SMELTING
LEAD SMELTING IN THE SCOTCH HEARTH. By Kenneth W. M. Middleton
THE FEDERAL SMELTING WORKS, NEAR ALTON, ILL.[7] By O. Pufahl
LEAD SMELTING AT TARNOWITZ
LEAD SMELTING IN REVERBERATORY FURNACES AT DESLOGE, MO. By Walter Renton Ingalls
PART III. SINTERING AND BRIQUETTING
THE DESULPHURIZATION OF SLIMES BY HEAP ROASTING AT BROKEN HILL[9] By E. J. Horwood
THE PREPARATION OF FINE MATERIAL FOR SMELTING. By T. J. Greenway
THE BRIQUETTING OF MINERALS. By Robert Schorr
A BRICKING PLANT FOR FLUE DUST AND FINE ORES. By James C. Bennett
PART IV. SMELTING IN THE BLAST FURNACE
MODERN SILVER-LEAD SMELTING[11] By Arthur S. Dwight
MECHANICAL FEEDING OF SILVER-LEAD BLAST FURNACES[12] By Arthur S. Dwight
COST OF SMELTING AND REFINING. By Malvern W. Iles
SMELTING ZINC RETORT RESIDUES[13] By E. M. Johnson
ZINC OXIDE IN SLAGS. By W. Maynard Hutchings
PART V. LIME-ROASTING OF GALENA
THE HUNTINGTON-HEBERLEIN PROCESS
LIME-ROASTING OF GALENA
THE NEW METHODS OF DESULPHURIZING GALENA[18] By W. Borchers
LIME-ROASTING OF GALENA. By W. Maynard Hutchings
THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF LEAD-ORE ROASTING[22] By C. Guillemain
METALLURGICAL BEHAVIOR OF LEAD SULPHIDE AND CALCIUM SULPHATE[24] By F. O. Doeltz
THE HUNTINGTON-HEBERLEIN PROCESS. By Donald Clark
THE HUNTINGTON-HEBERLEIN PROCESS AT FRIEDRICHSHÜTTE[29] By A. Biernbaum
THE HUNTINGTON-HEBERLEIN PROCESS FROM THE HYGIENIC STANDPOINT[30] By A. Biernbaum
THE HUNTINGTON-HEBERLEIN PROCESS. By Thomas Huntington and Ferdinand Heberlein
MAKING SULPHURIC ACID AT BROKEN HILL
THE CARMICHAEL-BRADFORD PROCESS. By Donald Clark
THE CARMICHAEL-BRADFORD PROCESS. By Walter Renton Ingalls
THE SAVELSBERG PROCESS. By Walter Renton Ingalls
THE LIME-ROASTING OF GALENA[32] By Walter Renton Ingalls
PART VI. OTHER METHODS OF SMELTING
THE BORMETTES METHOD OF LEAD AND COPPER SMELTING[43] By Alfredo Lotti
THE GERMOT PROCESS[44] By Walter Renton Ingalls
PART VII. DUST AND FUME RECOVERY. FLUES, CHAMBERS AND BAG-HOUSES
DUST CHAMBER DESIGN. By Max J. Welch
CONCRETE IN METALLURGICAL CONSTRUCTION[45] By Henry W. Edwards
CONCRETE FLUES[46] By Edwin H. Messiter
CONCRETE FLUES[48] By Francis T. Havard
BAG-HOUSES FOR SAVING FUME. By Walter Renton Ingalls
PART VIII. BLOWERS AND BLOWING ENGINES
ROTARY BLOWERS VS. BLOWING ENGINES FOR LEAD SMELTING
ROTARY BLOWERS VS. BLOWING ENGINES. By J. Parke Channing
BLOWERS AND BLOWING ENGINES FOR LEAD AND COPPER SMELTING. By Hiram W. Hixon
BLOWING ENGINES AND ROTARY BLOWERS—HOT BLAST FOR PYRITIC SMELTING. By S. E. Bretherton
PART IX. LEAD REFINING
THE REFINING OF LEAD BULLION[49] By F. L. Piddington
THE ELECTROLYTIC REFINING OF BASE LEAD BULLION. By Titus Ulke
ELECTROLYTIC LEAD-REFINING[50] By Anson G. Betts
PART X. SMELTING WORKS AND REFINERIES
THE NEW SMELTER AT EL PASO, TEXAS
NEW PLANT OF THE AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY AT MURRAY, UTAH. By Walter Renton Ingalls
THE MURRAY SMELTER, UTAH[53] By O. Pufahl
THE PUEBLO LEAD SMELTERS[54] By O. Pufahl
THE PERTH AMBOY PLANT OF THE AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY[55] By O. Pufahl
THE NATIONAL PLANT OF THE AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY[56] By O. Pufahl
THE EAST HELENA PLANT OF THE AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY[57] By O. Pufahl
THE GLOBE PLANT OF THE AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY[58] By O. Pufahl
LEAD SMELTING IN SPAIN. By Hjalmar Eriksson
LEAD SMELTING AT MONTEPONI, SARDINIA[59] By Erminio Ferraris
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