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Melting alloys by Hopkins process
In consumable electrode technique described, originated by R.K. Hopkins of Firth-Sterling, flux which protects alloy as it melts and progressively solidifies also cleanses material being remelted; composition of resulting product can be regulated within limits by adding alloying elements; consistent mechanical properties obtained. (p 86-89, 116, 118, 120, 123)
Melting alloys by Hopkins process
In consumable electrode technique described, originated by R.K. Hopkins of Firth-Sterling, flux which protects alloy as it melts and progressively solidifies also cleanses material being remelted; composition of resulting product can be regulated within limits by adding alloying elements; consistent mechanical properties obtained. (p 86-89, 116, 118, 120, 123)
Melting alloys by Hopkins process
Metal Progress
McKeen, W.A. (author) / Joseph, L.G. (author) / Spehar, D.M. (author)
Metal Progress ; 82
1962
Article (Journal)
English
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