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The Strongest of the Bronzes. A Newly Discovered Alloy Of Maximum Strength
The writer, when conducting a series of investigations of the properties of the copper-tin-zinc alloys, in the Mechanical Laboratory of the Stevens Institute of Technology, by request of a committee of the U. S. Board, organized under an act of Congress secured by a request of the American Society of Civil Engineers, and of gentlemen taking an interest in that enterprise, was led to devise a method of planning that research and a system of recording data that has since led to the discovery of alloys of probably the maximum possible strength obtainable by any combination of the elements studied.
The Strongest of the Bronzes. A Newly Discovered Alloy Of Maximum Strength
The writer, when conducting a series of investigations of the properties of the copper-tin-zinc alloys, in the Mechanical Laboratory of the Stevens Institute of Technology, by request of a committee of the U. S. Board, organized under an act of Congress secured by a request of the American Society of Civil Engineers, and of gentlemen taking an interest in that enterprise, was led to devise a method of planning that research and a system of recording data that has since led to the discovery of alloys of probably the maximum possible strength obtainable by any combination of the elements studied.
The Strongest of the Bronzes. A Newly Discovered Alloy Of Maximum Strength
Thurston, Robert H. (author)
2021-01-01
131881-01-01 pages
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