101 |
Apparatus for conveying and handling puddle balls |
US45380221 |
1921-03-19 |
US1467540A |
1923-09-11 |
FORD EDWARD L |
|
102 |
Method of manufacturing wrought iron |
US53293722 |
1922-01-31 |
US1463228A |
1923-07-31 |
ALBERT SAUVEUR |
|
103 |
Process of making wrought iron |
US37638820 |
1920-04-24 |
US1413513A |
1922-04-18 |
JAMES ASTON |
|
104 |
Oscillating puddling-furnace |
US28599119 |
1919-03-29 |
US1375181A |
1921-04-19 |
PETER ROE JAMES |
|
105 |
Furnace |
US1362532D |
|
US1362532A |
1920-12-14 |
|
|
106 |
Puddling iron |
US29361119 |
1919-04-30 |
US1342694A |
1920-06-08 |
PAYNE THOMAS F |
|
107 |
Method and apparatus for making feedstock for steel making |
US615206 |
1996-03-12 |
US5817164A |
1998-10-06 |
Genrikh Alexeevich Dorofeev; Serafim Zakharovich Afonin; Alexei Grigorievich Zubarev; Evgeniy Nektarievich Ivashina; Alexandr Vladimirovich Makurov; Alexandr Nikolaevich Panfilov; Vyacheslav Vasilievich Ryabov; Anatoly Georgievich Sitnov; Jury Viktorovich Utkin; Evgeniy Khristoforovich Shakhpazov; Mark Aronovich Tseitlin |
Improvements in metallurgical conversion in accordance with the present intion consist in the preparation of a semifinished item (a charge stock) in the form of a pig by forming thereof in a molding box of a casting machine from a solid filler, for the most part an oxidizing agent, and a liquid pig iron followed by cooling, provided said solid filler and said liquid pig iron undergo, in the process of forming, an action which prevents the floating up of the solid filler in the liquid pig iron. Such an action is effected both by applying a mechanical force, in particular by providing a casting machine with a cantilever (8) having a hollow roller (9) which rests on a molding box (2) and a weighting material (10), and by choosing relative dimensions of the solid filler pieces and selecting a rate of pig casting. Optimal conditions for using such semifinished item for metallurgical conversion which in accordance with the present invention is carried out in oxygen converters and arc furnaces are described. |
108 |
Alloy wrought iron and article made therefrom |
US35744040 |
1940-09-19 |
US2286198A |
1942-06-16 |
DAVIS JOHN W; RAY MCBRIAN |
|
109 |
Manufacture of wrought iron |
US29209539 |
1939-08-26 |
US2258632A |
1941-10-14 |
STORY EDWARD B |
|
110 |
Manufacture of wrought iron |
US28531839 |
1939-07-19 |
US2241434A |
1941-05-13 |
WHITE FREDERICK W |
|
111 |
Manufacture of wrought iron |
US13380937 |
1937-03-30 |
US2129717A |
1938-09-13 |
STORY EDWARD B; BEST EVARD P |
|
112 |
Manufacture of wrought iron |
US62698732 |
1932-07-30 |
US2095978A |
1937-10-19 |
GROSS CHARLES E |
|
113 |
Manufacture of wrought iron |
US62698432 |
1932-07-30 |
US2095965A |
1937-10-19 |
BRASSERT HERMAN A |
|
114 |
Manufacture of wrought iron |
US62698632 |
1932-07-30 |
US2095959A |
1937-10-19 |
JAMES ASTON; STORY EDWARD B |
|
115 |
Mechanism for delivering material |
US62812532 |
1932-08-10 |
US2040157A |
1936-05-12 |
STORY EDWARD B; CASE WILLIAM T |
|
116 |
Processes for producing wrought iron |
US67385433 |
1933-06-01 |
US2035197A |
1936-03-24 |
SCHLOSSBERG JOHN B; FRAZIER GAYLE G |
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117 |
Process of directly producing wrought iron |
US61532232 |
1932-06-04 |
US1964917A |
1934-07-03 |
FRIEDRICH JOHANNSEN |
|
118 |
Method of producing wrought iron |
US47107930 |
1930-07-26 |
US1960832A |
1934-05-29 |
FRITZ SINGER |
|
119 |
Method of making wrought iron |
US42397930 |
1930-01-28 |
US1890660A |
1932-12-13 |
WILLE FREDRIK H |
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120 |
Method of preparing or remelting wrought iron slag |
US29458028 |
1928-07-21 |
US1820179A |
1931-08-25 |
IVES EDWARD L |
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