This book has been used as a valuable training manual for several decades. Non-experts in the industry and trade wishing to acquire some general knowledge about steel and its production and processing routes will find this book a useful, easy-to-understand introductory work. The current edition has been completely revised, including for the first time the topic of plant management.

Available in three languages: German, English and French. Twenty-one defects are covered, including cracks, laps, fins, rolled-in extraneous matter, scratches, roll marks and fire crack transfer marks.

Available in four languages: German, English, French and Spanish. This book covers surface defects such as blowholes, shell, fissures, holes, dross and other inclusions, mechanical damages, edge defects, and other defects. A keyword index is included.

Available in four languages: German, English, French and Spanish. Thirty-two defects are covered, including: shell, rokes/seams, blowholes, scale pits/scabs, scale residues, hot strip scratches and orange peel.

Available in three languages: German, English and French. Thirty-three faults are covered, including: defect-free zinc coatings, cracks in the material to be galvanized, metal embrittlement, distortion, network cracks in zinc coatings and blisters in the zinc coating.

Available in four languages: German, English, French and Spanish. Content includes: defect nomenclature with brief definitions; shell; rokes/seams; blowholes, holes, scale defects, starting material scratches; rust and coolant stain; cold rolling marks; transverse undulations/chatter marks; ridges; serrated edge; orange peel; furnace roll pimples; flakes of scale; dross; uncoated areas; coating ripple; ribs; edge overgrowth; scintillation; nozzle streaks; nozzle smears; edge particles; metal splashes; chevrons; FeZn layer; lack of alloying penetration; bath roller marks; speckling; contact marks; roller imprints; coil breaks; feathering; pinch marks/folds/stripes; chromating defects and others.

Available in four languages: German, English, French and
Spanish. Content includes: coating defects, defects of zinc-coated starting
material, post-treatment and general defects.

The tundish represents the inextricable link between batch steelmaking and the continuous casting process. In its initial stages of development, the tundish was regarded as nothing more than a reservoir to hold sufficient liquid steel to provide a constant head over the mold, and to permit a ladle exchange to occur without interruption of sequence casting. Continuous Casting, Volume 10 provides a road map to tundish technologies for steelmakers of varying levels of expertise.

For ingot processing by rolling and forging, it is essential that the ingot surface is free from defects and that the interior ingot structure complies with the requirements of the intended use. This applies to conventional casting methods as well as special melting methods. The bilingual German-English catalog is subdivided into ingot surface defects, ingot head defects, interior ingot defects and defects occurring during ESR.

Christer Idhammar
Results Oriented Reliability and Maintenance Management is an inspiring source of knowledge in reliability and maintenance management, leadership, execution and practical tips. This maintenance management book is comprised of independent reliability and maintenance articles on a wide variety of subjects. It affords the reader ingenious insights and solutions to everyday maintenance management problems. Topics covered include productivity, competitiveness, failure analysis, teamwork, organizational structures, key performance indicators, benchmarking, reliability-centered maintenance, implementation of world-class reliability and maintenance practices, the new role of the supervisor, cost-cutting, flexibility, multi-craft, preventive maintenance inspection intervals, and many more topics.

One price for the book and CD-ROM together! This
comprehensive work is the definitive book on roll technology. Sections include:
principles of roll metallurgy; roll manufacturing processes; principles of the
rolling process; applications and performance; reclamation and repair;
processing rolls; and inspection and user preparation.

This preventive maintenance book is a must have for all maintenance professionals. It is a unique resource for improving maintenance management processes and learning smart preventive maintenance (PM), condition monitoring, inspection and troubleshooting techniques on a wide variety of components, including pumps, motors, gears, bearings, chain, pipes and valves, couplings, seals, fans, lubrications, lifting equipment, hydraulics, pneumatics, compressors, steam, electrical systems, etc. Condition monitoring and PM techniques are presented, together with inspection tools and examples of how to inspect and prevent failures for a number of standard components. This book carefully explains how to set up and improve a preventive maintenance program in any industry.

Gerd Stolte
This book is made for engineers who build plants, metallurgists who operate them, as well as researchers. The presentation is based mainly on treatment practices and results obtained during the last decade of the 20th century. Contents include: a description and results of secondary metallurgical processes; cleanliness of steel and slag management; influence of ladle refractory on the melt; continuous casting and cleanliness; environmental considerations; ecological balances; and automation systems.

The AISTech 2016 Conference Proceedings Digital version contains papers from the technical sessions at steel's premier event of 2016 on a USB drive. These papers offer a wide range of technological advances in the iron and steel industry, including everything from coke production to continuous casting to sensors and automation.

The 2019 Directory - Iron and Steel Plants, is now available! The "black book" known industry-wide for its comprehensive details on North American steel producers and suppliers from around the world will ship in January 2019. The Directory includes information on capacities, products and equipment for more than 1,500 companies and 15,000 key personnel, with easy-to-use geographical indexing. The entire contents of the Directory are on the USB that is included with the book. The newly updated facility tables are now organized by facility type, allowing users to locate plant information quickly and efficiently. A listing of associations and technical societies is also included.

J.R. Davis, editor
Alloying: Understanding the Basics is a comprehensive guide to the influence of alloy additions on mechanical properties, physical properties, corrosion and chemical behavior, and processing and manufacturing characteristics.