Alloy Steels in the Mining lndustry

CIM Bulletin, 1938

THE problems relating to the construction and use of mining equipment are basically the same as those pertaining to equipment in other industries . It is true that much mining equipment is subjected to an unusually severe combination of shock, high stresses, abrasive wear, and corrosive conditions, but in other industries, also, equipment must operate under similar adverse conditions, so that their experiences may readily be applied to the problems of the mining industry.
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