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A friend to whom I submitted a small portion broken off from the rest expressed no doubt that it was a kind of aluminium bronze, but inclined to believe that it contained no inconsiderable proportion of a metal with which chemists are as yet imperfectly acquainted; perhaps, he said, silicon; certainly something which had given to the alloy a hardness and tenacity unknown to any familiar metallurgical compound.
Father Caleb was to keep his finger on the pulse of the main office, wiring Boston at the first sign of its weakening. The junior metallurgical was in the thick of the June examinations when the catastrophe befell. The brief story of it came to Tom in the first dictated letter he had ever received from his father, and the tremulous shakiness of the signature pointed eloquently to the reason.
The industrial revolution is far from complete. We are to-day in the full flood of it. Look at the changes in the last four decades the evolution of electricity, the development of motor transport, or the discoveries in the chemical and metallurgical industries.
But as they do not wish to give the coal of Upper Silesia to Germany, and the big interests of the new great metallurgical group press and trick, the Treaty of Versailles has here also become a chiffon de papier.
In the Vosges, more especially about the town of Saint-Die, I can point out to you a single vein of the mineral of silver which lies to the depth of fifty to eighty metres with a length of thirteen kilometres." "But, monsieur, why has such untold metallurgical wealth never been worked?" "It has been, in former days," replied Sallenauve, "especially during the Roman occupation of Gaul.
It would have been hard for any mining engineer to do anything at all to the situation without improving it. For Hoover, with his technical education in metallurgical processes, his experience in handling various and difficult mining situations, and his genius for organizing and systematizing, the opportunity was simply unique.
They had been for some time collecting and delving in old books on China and the Far East and ancient treatises on early mining and metallurgical processes, and had accumulated an unusual collection of such books, ransacking the old bookshops of the world in their quest. In 1902, Mrs.
The utilization or, as the Germans more happily call it, the Verwerthung, the BEWORTHING of waste from metallurgical, chemical, and manufacturing establishments, is among the most important results of the application of science to industrial purposes.
Siemens' furnace did not find extensive application, largely on account of the great metallurgical developments then taking place in the iron industry and the thorough knowledge of metallurgical processes as carried on, possessed by metallurgical engineers.
During the past twenty-five years there have been numerous efforts to introduce fluid fuels as substitutes for coal, for the evaporation of water in boilers, metallurgical operations, and, on a small scale, for domestic purposes. The advantages claimed for these fuels are: Reduction in the number of stokers, one man being able to do the work of four using solid fuel.
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