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The production of high - class steel by the electric furnace has been developed extensively during the pas four years . In 1913 the number of electric steel furnaces in Europe and America was 114 ; to - day there are probably as many in ...
The production of high - class steel by the electric furnace has been developed extensively during the pas four years . In 1913 the number of electric steel furnaces in Europe and America was 114 ; to - day there are probably as many in ...
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Tube and electric railways generally furnish other impressive examples . To start an electric train and to bring about that rapid acceleration which is the most valuable feature of electric railways , an enormous expenditure of power is ...
Tube and electric railways generally furnish other impressive examples . To start an electric train and to bring about that rapid acceleration which is the most valuable feature of electric railways , an enormous expenditure of power is ...
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conomically by the electric furnace than by the aid of fuel . Furnaces of thirty tons capacity have been con-tructed , and this is considered by some authorities to the upper limit of economic size . One of the chief rawbacks at present ...
conomically by the electric furnace than by the aid of fuel . Furnaces of thirty tons capacity have been con-tructed , and this is considered by some authorities to the upper limit of economic size . One of the chief rawbacks at present ...
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Bellingham L Zeiss Abbe Refractometer 244 School 39 | 11 |
Edwards Prof C A The Hardness of Metals 239 and electric Effects 215 | 28 |
Coe H S death 269 Cunningham Dr Brysson Sea Aggression 505 | 46 |
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| Title | Nature, Volume 102 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Contributor | Biodiversity Heritage Library |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1918 |
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