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An evaluation of disposable hot tops

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The development of disposable hot tops has enabled a major steel producer to satisfy customer demands for wide killed-steel strip without having to resort to uneconomical practices.

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  1. Inland Steel Co., East Chicago, Ind., USA

    J. L. Selky (member of AIME, metallurgist, project section) & R. C. Bingham (member of AIME, metallurgist, quality control)

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Selky, J.L., Bingham, R.C. An evaluation of disposable hot tops. JOM 17, 150–156 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03378323

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