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A forum for all persons interested in the manufacturing of steel, from the standpoint of the hobbyist. Postings are welcome regarding any facet of the steel industry, from the mining of iron ore and the production of coke, to Great Lakes shipping and steel-owned railroads, to blast furnaces and rolling mills. Discussion of steel-related industries such as shipbuilding and fabrication is also welcome. Scale model dialogue is encouraged, as is that of the prototype relating to the hobbyist. Announcements of plant tours, open-houses, museums, historical archives, and new scale model products are also welcome.

Please refrain from postings regarding religion, politics, union-management relations, etc.

The featured image is a vintage advertisement, courtesy of Stan Knotts.

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Re: The Making, Shaping and Treating Of Steel
Out of the 1000+ page seventh edition there is 3/4 of a page devoted to the BOF process. When my fifth edition was published the only thing we were blowing
Posted - Thu Jul 16, 2009 12:10 am
 Tod Engine Foundation
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Re: The Making, Shaping and Treating Of Steel
My Eighth Edition (1964) covers it just a little (it has more pages on bessemer process). They are both in the same chapter called Pneumatic Processes. Steve
Posted - Wed Jul 15, 2009 11:34 pm
 Steve Raque
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The Making, Shaping and Treating Of Steel
Which was the first edition of this book to cover basic oxygen furnace operation? Bob Lalich
Posted - Wed Jul 15, 2009 10:21 pm
 Bob Lalich
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Re: Oita, Japan
No Hulett-sans, just huge gantry cranes. Go ahead and post your photos. There's already a folder named "Walthers Huletts." Jim T.
Posted - Wed Jul 15, 2009 5:46 pm
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Re: Oita, Japan
... Japanese versions of Hueletts? By the way I have some photos of the built up Walthers Huelett on display at the National train show. If anyone wants to see
Posted - Wed Jul 15, 2009 4:54 pm
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