Demands of Canadian railways for longer and heavier steel rails has necessitated complete rebuilding and electrification of rail and structural mill of Algoma Steel Corporation, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.; initial rolling of 26 in. × 26 in. -- 13,500-lb. ingots in electrically driven 35-in, reversing blooming mill, ingots being reduced to 10 in. × 10 in. and smaller blooms, depending upon product being rolled in finishing mills. (See also Elec. News vol. 40, no. 7, Apr. 1, 1931 pp. 54-56, 4 figs.)
5000 hp. d.c. motor drives new Algoma rail and structural mill
Blast Furnace Steel Plant
Blast Furnace and Steel Plant ; 19 , n 6
1931
4 pages
4 Figs.
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