6 results for “Owens-Illinois”
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Book · 1950 · page 95
Modern Refractory Practice: 3rd Edition (1950)
In the document: 184 APPLICATION OF REFRACTORIES HARBISON-WALKER REFRACTORIES COMPANY COKE OVENS The manufacture of coke in the United States was begun on a small scale about 1850. The rate of production increased slowly for a few years…
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Book · 1951 · page 108
Armstrong's Industrial Insulations (1951)
In the document: …States or British Equivalents IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS—Continued Wire......................................... 800— 950 degrees Fahrenheit Tempering.................................. 400— 700 Foundry Core Ovens............. 350— 650 “ IRON AND STEEL MANUFACTURING Open Hearth............................. 2750—3150 degrees Fahrenheit Pipe Welding: ll ll …
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Book · 1950 · page 63
De Re Metallica: Translated from the First Latin Edition of 1556 (1950)
In the document: …families, as were the Athenian mines in Mount Laurion®. When a man owns mines but is ignorant of the art of mining, then it is advisable that he should share in common with others the expenses…
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Book · 1953 · page 5
Asbestos Textile Institute: Handbook of Asbestos Textiles (1953)
In the document: …electric ranges, refrigerators, washing machines and other electrical appliances used in the home, as well as industrial furnaces and ovens, welding machines, motors and transformers and the apparatus and conductors of combat vessels, locomotives and airplanes…
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Book · 1954 · page 7
Effects of Dusts and Fumes upon Man (1954)
In the document: …The employer, by hiring <uch 2 man, opens the door at once to suits involving the slightest miskap to the disabled. In the Briti<h Empire, where silicos is Iegislation has been in foree for <ome years…
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Book · 1953 · page 50
The Texaco Story: The First Fifty Years 1902-1952 (1953)
In the document: …1 his company is active in the production of synthetic chemicals from refinery gases. Texaco and the American Cyanamid Company each owns a 50-per-cent interest in Jefferson Chemical. permanent-type antifreeze for motor cars…