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Jacques J. Proot Consultant in metallurgy (and mineral chemistry) Summary : this is an intro to the metric system and the SI. How it does correlate with other systems and the physical and engineering units. Discover their history. It is very simple once we stick to a single set of units, just follow through Some useful reminders - Weights and measures - Table of contents systems basic units : length weight time temperature ... other basic units secondary units : area volume Physics : force pressure power about myself (Up to here, everything is on the main page) See also the separate pages on : Anglo-Saxon units improved Antiquity and Bible units (coming up - being hatched) Special problems (misc.) (coming up - being hatched) The Metric System History : created at the end of the 18th Century to provide a consistent system of units amidst a wide variety of different standards. Previously each area had its own units inherited from earlier times, generally known as "pounds" or "inches" and other "feet". A "cubit" for instance was the length from the elbow to the tip of the middle finger. Problem was, these had different meanings. If a rundlet was worth 16 gallons in a town and 18 gallons in another town, just imagine the profit an astute businessman could generate ... The metric system became compulsory in France on Dec.10, 1799 (Napoleon was First Consul) and, being practical, spread slowly across Europe. Not without resistance : a few years later, even France came back to the old system for several years. Japan made it official in 1868 and Russia in 1917. England was (of course) the last European country to adopt it : the adaptation period began in 1965 and was to end officially in 1980.

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47. Welcome To The Department Of Metallurgical Engineering — Metallurgical Engi Metallurgical Engineering involves the study, innovation, design, implementation, and improvement of processes that transform mineral resources and metals http://www.metallurgy.utah.edu/

Personal tools Log in Site Map ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT Metallurgical Engineering ... Search Welcome to the Department of Metallurgical Engineering Metallurgical Engineering involves the study, innovation, design, implementation, and improvement of processes that transform mineral resources and metals into useful products that improve the quality of our lives.  Metals provide the foundation for our modern way of life.  We need metals to generate electricity to drive our electronic age society as well as for vehicles, buildings, machines, and home appliances.  Metals come from minerals that must be physically separated and chemically processed in order to transform them into the important products we use everyday.  Metallurgical engineers work to meet the mineral and metal product needs of our modern civilization in an environmentally responsible way by designing processes and products that minimize waste, maximize energy efficiency, increase performance, and facilitate recycling. QUICKLINKS Events Request a Purchase Paid Summer Research Experience News ... Department Newsletters Laser Treatment The edge of a metal component undergoes a heat treatment using laser energy. The processing of metals is everchanging as new technologies are developed.

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Slag and Metallurgy for Historical Archaeologists Bibliographies Reference Books Companies Doing Historical Archaeology Funding Sources ... Email Compiled By James H. Brothers, IV This Version: February 2001 For Correction, Comments, or additions, please contact: James H. Brothers Email: jhbiv@erols.com A note on using texts. This list is not exhaustive. There are a number of classic texts, some are better than others. Some texts should either not be used, or used with extreme caution. Since my research has been primarily on colonial Virginia, I do not feel qualified to comment on every source Classic texts or ones that can be depended on for accuracy have been bolded. Texts that, in my opinion, should not be relied on, or used with extreme care are underlined. The opinions expressed are entirely my own. INTERNET Arch-Metals List ARCH-METALS@JISCMAIL.AC.UK Britain and Europe Historical Metallurgy Society http://hist-met.org/ Wealden Iron Research Group http//www.np03.dial.pipex.com/wirg/index.htm

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52. Metallurgy: Definition And Much More From Answers.com metallurgy n. The science that deals with procedures used in extracting metals from their ores, purifying and alloying metals, and creating useful. http://www.answers.com/topic/metallurgy

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53. Powder Metallurgy - Processing The numerous powder compaction and sintering processes including uniaxial pressing, hot and cold isostatic pressing and sintering are described herein. http://www.azom.com/details.asp?ArticleID=132

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56. Metallurgical Engineering Metallurgical Engineering is a broad field that deals with all sorts of metalrelated areas. The three main branches of this major are physical metallurgy, http://www.princetonreview.com/college/research/majors/majorBasics.asp?majorID=1

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58. Innovations : The Metallurgy Of Copper Wire Copper is the preferred and predominant choice in the electrical industry because of its high conductivity, both electrical and thermal. http://www.copper.org/innovations/1997/12/wiremetallurgy.html

Topics Innovative Technology Electrical Plumbing Architecture ... General Interest Archive Innovations Home Copper.org Home Home Innovations ... 1997 Archive December 1997 The Metallurgy of Copper Wire By Dr. Horace Pops Essex Group, Inc. Introduction Conductor Requirements Applications Production of Rod and Wire ... Summary Introduction Copper is the preferred and predominant choice in the electrical industry because of its high conductivity, both electrical and thermal. In order to obtain the required properties, unalloyed high purity copper is almost always used. This article discusses the rationale for this choice, and pays particular attention to the underlying metallurgical principles. It is intended to serve as a technical discussion of pertinent developments spanning the past several decades in the copper wire industry. Conductor Requirements Considerable progress has been made in recent years to explain the electronic nature of the noble metals, i.e., copper, silver, and gold. These elements exhibit high conductivity because their conduction electrons show relatively little resistance to movement under an electric field. Copper in particular is an excellent conductor because outermost electrons have a large mean free path (about 100 atomic spacings) between collisions. The electrical resistivity is inversely related to this mean free path. Several electrically conductive metals are lighter than copper, but since they would require larger cross-sections to carry the same current, are unacceptable if limited space is a major requirement (e.g., in small electric motors). Consequently, aluminum is used mainly when excessive weight could become a problem. Copper possesses the best characteristics for commercial applications, inasmuch as silver must be dismissed because of its prohibitively high cost.

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