Sorelmetal - Publications

#	TITLE	AUTHOR
116	THE USE OF ADI AS PATTERN TOOLING MATERIAL	Eugene C. Muratore
115	INOCULATION OF DUCTILE IRON: WHY AND WHEN?	Pierre-Marie Cabanne & Martin Gagné
114	THE EFFICIENCY OF YOUR MAGNESIUM TREATMENT VARIES : CHECK THE FOLLOWING POINTS!	Pierre-Marie Cabanne
113	HIGH PURITY IRON VS MAN'S PIG IRON	Eugene C. Muratore
112	NEW HIGH PERFORMANCE STEELS: A RISKY CHARGE MATERIAL FOR DUCTILE IRON FOUNDRIES	Hans Roedter & Andreas Gödde
111	ADVANCES IN WELDING DUCTILE IRON TO STEEL	Martin Gagné
110	"POWERFUL" DUCTILE IRON CASTINGS FOR WING ENERGY APPLICATIONS	Hans Roedter
109	MAGNESIUM CORED WIRE TREATMENT ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES VIS-À-VIS OTHER PROCESSES	Pierre-Marie Cabanne
108	YOU PRODUCED “SOFT” DUCTILE IRON CASTINGS? CHECK THE BORON CONTENT OF THE IRON!	Martin Gagné & Chantal Labrecque
107	MANGANESE ANOTHER LOOK AT SEGREGATION	Eugene C. Muratore
106	“ THE SORELMETAL BOOK OF DUCTILE IRON “ A NEW RIO TINTO PUBLICATION TO SUPPORT THE DUCTILE IRON INDUSTRY	Martin Gagné
105	RECARBURIZATION OF DUCTILE IRON	Hans Roedter
104	THIN-WALL DUCTILE IRON CASTINGS: A REALITY FOR LIGHT WEIGHT AUTOMOTIVE PARTS	Martin Gagné
103	THERMAL ANALYSIS : A USEFUL TECHNIQUE FOR THE FOUNDRYMAN	Pierre-Marie Cabanne
102	4 – 6 % SILICON DUCTILE IRONS FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE SERVICE	Hans Roedter
101	COMPOSITE DUCTILE IRON CASTINGS WITH “CAST IN” HIGH CHROME WEAR RESISTANT INSERTS	Reginald D. Forrest
100	CASTING SHAKE-OUT OR “IS IT COLD ENOUGH YET”?	James D. Mullins
99	USE OF SILICON CARBIDE IN THE INDUCTION FURNACE	Pierre-Marie Cabanne
98	DROSS IN DUCTILE IRON	Hans Roedter
97	RIO TINTO IRON & TITANIUM UPDATES ANOTHER BOOK: “DUCTILE IRON THE ESSENTIALS OF GATING AND RISERING SYSTEM DESIGN” and A FEW PRACTICAL NOTES ON RISERING PROBLEMS	James D. Mullins
96	PROBLEMS TO DUCTILE IRON FOUNDRIES WHEN USING MICRO ALLOYED AND/OR COATED STEEL SCRAP	Reginald D. Forrest
95	WHAT IS THE OPTIMUM BASE SULPHUR CONTENT PRIOR TO NODULATISATION?	Reginald D. Forrest
94	REDUCING OXIDATION PROBLEMS IN MEDIUM FREQUENCY INDUCTION FURNACES	James D. Mullins
93	CHUNK GRAPHITE DEFECTS IN DUCTILE IRON	James D. Mullins
92	50 YEARS OF DUCTILE IRON, QIT (NOW RIT) AND TECHNICAL SERVICES	James D. Mullins
91	ADVANTAGES OF SORELMETAL IN YOUR FOUNDRY SOME PRACTICAL NOTES	James D. Mullins
90	SORELMETAL FOR GGG 40.3 (HIGH IMPACT DUCTILE IRON) AS-CAST PRODUCTION? THE ANSWER IS BLOWING IN THE WIND	Reginald D. Forrest
89	GIVE MORE CONSIDERATION TO USING CHILLS IN THE OVERALL DUCTILE IRON RISERING SYSTEM	Hans Roedter
88	THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF DUCTILE IRON PRODUCTION - INOCULATION	James D. Mullins
87	IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF YOUR DUCTILE IRON	Eugene C. Muratore
86	WHAT HAVE WE DONE FOR YOU LATELY?	Reginald D. Forrest
85	BASIC DUCTILE IRON ALLOYING	James D. Mullins
84	CONTROLLING THE CHEMISTRY AND THE CHARGE MAKEUP BASED ON THE TYPE OF IRON AND THE SECTION SIZE IS VERY IMPORTANT	James D. Mullins
83	THE MARKET FOR DUCTILE IRON CASTINGS IS STILL GROWING	James D. Mullins
82	MEETING LOW TEMPERATURE PROPERTY SPECIFICATIONS IN DUCTILE IRON	Reginald D. Forrest
81	WELDING OF DUCTILE IRON	Hans Roedter
80	CONTROLLING THE TRAMP (HARMFUL) ELEMENT CONTENT WILL MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER	James D. Mullins

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