METALLURGY.

Iron and Steel Manufacture.

Life of Railway Axles. By T. Andrews. 8vo, sewed. (1895)  10
Microscopic Internal Flaws in Steel Rails and Propeller Shafts. By T. Andrews. 8vo, sewed. (1896)  10
Microscopic Internal Flaws, Inducing Fracture in Steel. By T. Andrews. 8vo, sewed. (1896)  20
Relations between the Effects of Stresses slowly applied and of Stresses suddenly applied in the case of Iron and Steel: Comparative Tests with Notched and Plain Bars. By P. Breuil. 23 plates and 60 illus. 151 pp. 8vo. (1904) net  80
Brassfounders’ Alloys. By J. F. Buchanan. Illustrated, 129 pp. crown 8vo. (1905) net  46
Foundry Nomenclature. The Moulder’s Pocket Dictionary and concise guide to Foundry Practice. By John F. Buchanan. Illustrated, 225 pp. crown 8vo. (1903) net  50
American Standard Specifications for Steel. By A. L. Colby. Second edition, revised, 103 pp. crown 8vo. (New York, 1902) net  50
Galvanised Iron: its Manufacture and Uses. By J. Davies. 139 pp. 8vo. (1899) net  50
Management of Steel. By G. Ede. Seventh edition, 216 pp. crown 8vo. (1903)  50
Galvanising and Tinning, with a special Chapter on Tinning Grey Iron Castings. By W. T. Flanders. 8vo. (New York) net  86
Cupola Furnace. A practical treatise on the Construction and Management of Foundry Cupolas. By E. Kirk. Second edition, 78 illus. 450 pp. demy 8vo. (New York, 1903) net  150
Practical Notes on Pipe Founding. By J. W. Macfarlane. 15 plates, 148 pp. 8vo.  126
Atlas of Designs concerning Blast Furnace Practice. By M. A. Pavloff. 127 plates, 14 in. by 10½ in. oblong, sewed. (1902) net 110
Album of Drawings relating to the Manufacture of Open Hearth Steel. By M. A. Pavloff.
Part I. Open Hearth Furnaces. 52 plates, 14 in. by 10½ in. oblong folio in portfolio. (1904) net
 120
Modern Foundry Practice. Including revised subject matter and tables from Spretson’s “Casting and Founding.” By J. Sharp. Second edition, 272 illus. 759 pp. 8vo. (1905) net 110
Roll Turning for Sections in Steel and Iron. By A. Spencer. Second edition, 78 plates, 4to. (1894) 1100