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The Electric Furnace
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Electric Furnaces
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Electric Furnaces in the Iron and Steel Industry
Excerpt from Electric Furnaces in the Iron and Steel Industry The giant strides made in all forms of essential industrialism during the Great War did not neglect the electric furnace. Indeed, it fared better than even the optimists did hope. This, taken together with the practical uniformly good steel made in them by experienced men, heat after heat, has placed this industry on a more solid and dignified footing. Added evidence of this is the one thousand electric furnaces melting and refining steel which are either built or building. The next ten years will no doubt witness more than double the number of electric furnaces described in this volume than those which are in existence to-day. Ab...
The Electric Furnace
Excerpt from The Electric Furnace: Its Construction, Operation and Uses On my first visit to Canada, in 1897, I constructed an electric furnace and showed it in operation at a lecture on Canada's metals, which was delivered by the late Sir William Roberts-Austen. The application of electrical heat to Metallurgy has always interested me greatly and I hope that this little book may serve to instil this interest in others, and to help forward the application of electric smelting in a country which is so rich in water-powers and mineral resources. This book originated in a series of papers, written about a year ago for the "Canadian Engineer," in which I endeavored to present, as simply as possi...
