Historical Papers Directory - Part 3
www.ireng.org HISTORICAL PAPERS DIRECTORY - PART 3
I regularly get asked to supply papers that have been published in our journal in the past. Usually the requests start by requesting a paper on a subject or by someone but very rarely do I get the full information, and although I do my best to find the paper sometimes I am unable to find them, so I contacted the Lucideon who do keep records, and we now have a directory of the electronically produced journal and are working on earlier copies in the hope we can produce a full directory. This will be printed in full
DEVELOPMENTS IN FOUNDRY REFRACTORIES AND THE IMPACT OF THESE ON EUROPEAN FOUNDRIES
Wood C, Queenan A, Hoyland I
The Refractories Engineer, September 2004, page 10-15
REFRACTORIES FOR CEMENT KILNS Hartenstein J, Kent J
The Refractories Engineer, July 2004, page 21
INNOVATIVE REFRACTORY PRODUCTS FOR ALTERNATIVE FUELS Wiry A
The Refractories Engineer, July 2004, page 15-19
PRACTICAL DEVELOPMENT OF A BASIC BRICK RANGE FOR THE MODERN CEMENT KILN Boon B
The Refractories Engineer, July 2004, page 8-13
IMPROVEMENTS IN ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE OPERATION BY INTENSIVE USE OF OXYGEN Batham J K
The Refractories Engineer, May 2004, page 10-18
FUSED SPINEL-BONDED MAGNESIA FOR METALLURGICAL PURPOSES Ewais E M M
The Refractories Engineer, March 2004 page 12-17
FLOCAST - DEVELOPMENT OF NEW LIGHTWEIGHT REFRACTORY INSULATING CASTABLES
Downard S, Hanley A, Ashley A The Refractories Engineer, January 2004, page 13-16
CARBON AS A VITAL COMPONENT IN REFRACTORIES FOR THE HANDLING OF IRON Pickard D M, Staton T
The Refractories Engineer, January 2004, page 3-6
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE TOTAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN ARC FURNACES Adams W, Alameddine S, Bowman B, Lugo N, Paege S, Stafford P
The Refractories Engineer, November 2003, page 13-19
FUCHS ADVANCED SLAG FREE TAPPING SYSTEM (F.A.S.T.) Johann K-P, Knapp H
The Refractories Engineer, November 2003, page 8-10
PREPARATION OF PURE BARIUM ALUMINATE AND BARIUM ZIRCONATE AND THEIR MIXTURES
Girgis L G, Khalil N M, El-Hemaly S A S The Refractories Engineer, November 2003, page 3-6
EFFECT OF FIBRE DOSAGE LEVELS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF CASTABLE REFRACTORY MATERIALS
Rooney P, Marston L W The Refractories Engineer, July 2003, page 2-9
TRIAL OF THE RADAR VIBRA-ACOUSTIC LADLE SLAG DETECTION SYSTEM AT A EUROPEAN STEEL PLANT
Uhlenbusch J, Stajduhar M C, Krajcik W J, Dorricott J D
The Refractories Engineer, May 2003, page 23-25
SLAG DETECTION BY MEANS OF INFRARED TECHNOLOGY Zahorszki F, Specht V
The Refractories Engineer, May 2003, page 11-13
THERMAL CERAMICS COMPLETES MAJOR UK INVESTMENT Slater A
The Refractories Engineer, May 2003, page 10
TUNDISH TO MOULD FLOW IMPROVEMENT AT AVESTAPOLARIT, SMACC, SHEFFIELD Smith C B, Hetherington A
The Refractories Engineer, May 2003, page 2-7
EFFECT OF MICROSILICA ADDITION ON IRANIAN BASED CHAMOTTE CASTABLES Samadi H
The Refractories Engineer, September 2002, page 14-17
REFRACTORIES FOR SLAGGING COAL GASIFIERS Guo Z
The Refractories Engineer, September 2002, page 10-13
GASIFICATION AND PYROLYSIS - OVERVIEW OF THE TECHNOLOGIES Sutcliffe A
The Refractories Engineer, September 2002, page 7-8
UNCONTROLLED REFRACTORY DRY-OUTS - ARE THEY ALL THEY ARE CRACKED UP TO BE?! Ralsten S B, Severin N W, Cobane I C The Refractories Engineer, November 2002, page 10-13
REFRACTORIES USED IN CORROSIVE ENVIRONMENTS Van Leeuwarden A
The Refractories Engineer, September 2002, page 23-27
AFTER INSTALLATION - THE IMPORTANCE OF A CONTROLLED DRY-OUT FOR CASTABLE REFRACTORIES Devera D
The Refractories Engineer, July 2003, page 16-18
PNEUMATIC MATERIALS TRANSPORT - GUNNING McKew R G
The Refractories Engineer, July 2003, page 12-14
when completed, but we don’t want to produce a journal that is just a list of old papers so we will print it in parts over the next year.
I would like to thank Lucideon for their help in producing this directory and hope that it will be of use to members when looking for old information, we will eventually put the full directory on the website.
Jayne Woodhead
COKING INDUSTRY IN THE UK OVER THE LAST 50 YEARS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON REFRACTORIES MANUFACTURE Walker K
The Refractories Engineer, September 2003, page 23-25
UNIQUE ANCHOR DESIGN PRODUCES IMPROVED REFRACTORY PERFORMANCE Nebgen P, Richardson D
The Refractories Engineer, September 2003, page 19-20
DESIGN AND BEHAVIOUR OF REFRACTORIES IN HOT BLAST STOVES Eschmann F
The Refractories Engineer, September 2003, page 4-10
EFFECT OF CLIMATIC CONDITIONS/WATER CONTENT ON LOW CEMENT CASTABLES PROPERTIES Pauline M
The Refractories Engineer, July 2003, page 19-21
ENHANCING REFRACTORY VALUE IN USE THROUGH INNOVATION AND DESIGN Chetwyn M
The Refractories Engineer, March 2003, page 19-23
REFRACTORIES FOR FLOW CONTROL - NEW SYSTEMS, NEW SOLUTIONS Wiesel M
The Refractories Engineer, March 2003, page 2-8
EFFECT OF LADLE TREATMENT ON CASTABILITY OF ULC-IF-STEEL GRADES Pissenberger E, Nitzl G, Descamps S
The Refractories Engineer, January 2003, page 21-24 HOT STUFF
The Refractories Engineer, January 2003, page 8
QUALITY ASSURANCE IN AN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY
Strawbridge I, McCafferty I The Refractories Engineer, January 2003, page 2-5
REFRACTORIES CONSUMED IN PRIMARY ALUMINIUM SMELTING Turner S
The Refractories Engineer, November 2002, page 24-28
APPLICATIONS OF SPECIALITY CAST REFRACTORY SHAPES FOR IMPROVING CLEANLINESS OF STEEL Hodgson J
The Refractories Engineer, November 2002, page 14-17
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