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U.S. STEEL DUQUESNE WORKS HAER No. PA-115 (Page 163) ENDNOTES: l.Sanborn Map Company, Duquesner Pennsylvania (New York, 1901); United States Steel Corporation, "Upper Works - Duquesne, Pa. - Tracks and Equipment: Drawing #12960, January 27, 1945"; "Furnace, Mill, and Factory," The Engineering and Mining Journal 45 (February 18, 1888): 130; "New Works of the Allegheny Bessemer Steel Company," American Manufacturer 44 (January 25, 1889): 15; "As Seen By an Engineer," Engineering News 34 (October 10, 1895): 244; J. M. Camp and C. B. Francis, The Making, Shaping, and Treating of Steelf Fourth Edition, (Pittsburgh, 1924), 264-82; and Dan Reeble, ed., ABC of Iron and Steel. Sixth Edition, (Cleveland, 1950), 125. 2."Duquesne Furnaces and Steel Works," The Iron Trade Review 30 (March 4, 1897): 8, 9; Camp and Francis, The Making Shaping and Treating of Steel, 268; United States Steel Company, The Making, Shaping, And Treating of Steel, Sixth Edition, (Pittsburgh, 1951), 383; and "The Duquesne Metal Mixer," The Iron Trade Review 30 (June 3, 1897): 8, 9.
Historic Name: Present Name: Location: Construction: Documentation: STEELMAKING PLANT - OPEN HEARTH U.S. STEEL DUQUESNE WORKS HAER No. PA-115 (Page 164) U.S.S. Corporation, Duquesne Works: Open Hearth Steelmaking System U.S.X. Corporation, National-Duquesne Works; Open Hearth Steelmaking System Upper Works, Duquesne, Allegheny County, PA 1900, 1908 Photographs of the Blast Furnace Plant located in HAER No. PA-115-A. DESCRIPTION I. Open Hearth Number Two Mixer Building: Laid out on a north - south axis, the mixer building was built by the American Bridge Company. It is 132'-9" wide x 58'-0" long x 45'-0" high to the underside of the truss and is built on a concrete foundation. The western half of the building adjoins the southern end of the Open Hearth Number Two furnace building. The steel framed building has a gable roof and monitor which is supported by Fink trusses. Its exterior is made up of corrugated metal. Four ventilation hoods protrude up through the roof on its eastern side. Construction date: 19 09. II. Open Hearth Number Two Stock Yard: The 60'-2" wide x 960'-0" long stock yard is laid out on a north-south axis between the eastern wall of the Open Hearth Number Two furnace building and the western wall of the BOP shop, it was constructed by the American Bridge Company. A 57'-11" wide x 28'-3" high craneway runs the length of the stock yard. It carries one American Bridge E.O.T. crane with a 10-ton capacity. Construction date: 19 08. III. Open Hearth Number Two Furnace Building: Constructed by the American Bridge Company, and located approximately 350'-0" north of blast furnace number one, the one story, 124'-6" wide x 1005'- 0" long furnace building is laid out on a north-south axis. The building's concrete foundation supports a steel framework. Its gable roof and monitor is supported by riveted Fink trusses and its exterior is made up of corrugated metal. The building is divided into two sections, the charging aisle and the pouring aisle. The charging aisle forms the eastern half of the building and is 69'-6 1/2" wide x 1005'-0 M long x 45*-0" high to the underside of the truss. A 65'-0" wide x 27'- 7 3/4" high craneway runs the length of the aisle. It carries two Alliance 110/40/20-ton capacity E.O.T. cranes. Both
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