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U.S. STEEL DUQUESNE WORKS HAER No. PA-115 (Page 181) ENDNOTES: l.J. M. Camp and C. B. Francis, The Making. Shaping, and Treating of Steelr Fourth Edition, (Pittsburgh, 1925), 386-392; "Engineers Celebrate Fifty Years of Electric Steelmaking." U. S. Steel News 22 (January 1957): 1-3. 2."Alloy Steel Plant - Duquesne, Penna.," Defense Plant Corporation Brochure - Plancor 186Df (Washington, 1943), 1-8; T. J. Ess, "War Time Expansion of Carnegie - Illinois Steel Corporation in the Pittsburgh District," iron and Steel Engineer 24 (September 1947): C-I, 13-C-I, 32; Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation, "Site of Electric Furnace Plant and Steel Conditioning Building-Plan with Elevations: Drawing # f s DU-l-A-4 & 4A, September 23, 1941."; "Engineers Celebrate Fifty Years...," 3; "New Electric Furnace Steelmaking Plant Has 160,000 Tons Capacity," Industrial Heating 10 (October 1943): 1446; "New Electric Furnace Steelmaking Plant Has 160,000 Tons Capacity: II," Industrial Heating 11 (January 1944): 72, 74; United States Steel Corporation, The Making, Shaping, and Treating of Steel, Sixth Edition, (Pittsburgh, 1951), 512-15; Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation, "Electric Furnace Building-Section AA-Looking South: Drawing # DU-l-B-153, February 29, 1944." 3."Production Technique for Stainless Steels," The Iron Age 156 (December 13, 1945): 76, 77; "Oxygen Speeds Production of Stainless Steels in the Electric Furnace," Blast Furnace and Steel Plant 37 (January, 1949): 62; "Oxygen Speeds Production of Stainless Steels in the Electric Furnace," Industrial Heating 17 (February 1950): 258, 260. 4."Duquesne Works Installs Vacuum Casting Process," U. S. Steel News 21 (July 1956): 43; "Vacuum Castings Made at Duquesne Works," Blast Furnace and Steel Plant 45 (December 1957): 1455; "Duquesne Works to Cast 480,000 lb. Ingot," Blast Furnace and Steel Plant 47 (January 1959): 50. 5.United States Steel Corporation, "Five Furnace Shop Layout-Step 1-325'-0" Extension South-112'-0" Extension North- Electric Furnace Building-Electric Furnace Plant: Drawing #28771, March 8, 1957."; "Add Electric Furnace at Duquesne Works," JXPJ3. and Steel Engineer 35 (April 1958): 170-1; "Add Electric Furnace at Duquesne Works," Iron and Steel Engineer 36 (January 1959): 167; "Duquesne Works to Cast 480,000 lb. Ingot", 50. 6."Duquesne Works Constructing U. S. Steel Developed Smoke- Filtering System," Blast Furnace and Steel Plant 39 (March 1961): 268; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. June 30, and September 12, 1970, and January 14, 1972.
STEELMAKING PLANT - HEAT TREATMENT U.S. STEEL DUQUESNE WORKS HAER NO. PA-115 (Page 182) Historic Name: U.S.S. Corporation, Duquesne Works, Heat Treatment Plant Present Name: U.S.X. Corporation, Duquesne Works, Heat Treatment Plant Location: Lower Works Construction: 1943, 1962 Documentation: Photographs of the Heat Treatment Plant are located in HAER No. PA-115-H. DESCRIPTION I. Heat Treatment Plant Building: Located parallel to and just west of the 22" Bar Mill Building, the Heat Treatment Building is 634' long x 250* wide x 42' high. The riveted steel-framed, corrugated metal building was built upon a concrete foundation by the American Bridge Company. Its gabled roof and monitor are supported by riveted Fink trusses. The building is laid out in two directions. At the northern end of the building is a 90' wide transfer bay, extending in an east-west direction across the entire 250* width of the building. It houses a 30' high craneway which carries two 25-ton E.O.T. cranes. The cranes were used to transfer bars to one of nine heat treating furnaces which are laid out parallel to each other from east to west in the two production bays located just south of and adjacent to the transfer bay. Each production bay is 125 ! wide x 544' long and is serviced by two 25-ton E.O.T. cranes. The furnaces themselves each run in north-south direction. A. Car Bottom Furnace No. 1: Manufactured by the Gas Machinery Company of America (Cleveland,Ohio), this gas-fired batch furnace is located approximately 20* off of the eastern inside wall of the building, just south of the transfer bay. Approximately 30 ? long x 10' wide x 15' high, the furnace was used to anneal bars up to 25' long. Installation date: 1943. B. car Bottom Furnace No. 6: Also manufactured by the Gas Machinery Company of America, Car Bottom Furnace No. 6 is located about 20' west of Car Bottom Furnace No. 1 and runs parallel to it. Used to anneal bars up to 36' in length, the batch furnace is approximately 50' long x 10' wide x 15' high. Installation date: 1962. C. Continuous Electric Heat Treating Line: Manufactured by the General Electric Corporation, the Continuous Electric Heat Treating Line is approximately 20' west of Car Bottom Furnace No.
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