- New
Glasgow Coal and
Steel Company. The
Krupp steel group had
developed an
efficient process to
strip the
Bell Island ore of its phosphorus. They then...
- zinc
smelting process Crucible steel Extraction of iron
Water gas,
produced by a "steam blast"
FINEX Krupp-Renn
Process Flodin process Steelmaking Ironworks...
-
early application of the
method developed by the
German industrial company Krupp and this
capability enabled the
rapid growth of the enterprise.
Small art...
- the
chemical process for
large scale manufacturing.
There were 700,000 tons of the
synthetic rubber produced in 1945.
Working with
Bell Telephone scientists...
-
negotiating shortstop client Rico Rosa's
contract with team
owner Helga Krupp. Helga's an un-P.C. penny-pincher,
making her an easy
target for just about...
- were
incorporated into the army in 21
infantry battalions (
Bell 1997, p. 234).
Gustav Krupp later claimed he had
duped the
Allies throughout the 1920s...
- ring—as a
symbol of
romance and love. In 1959, the
Krupp Diamond ring was
stolen from
German actor Vera
Krupp (1909–1967) in a
robbery at her house. The diamond...
- 49: 268. Hoyt,
Samuel Leslie (1921). Metallography. Vol. 2. McGraw-Hill.
Krupp, Alfred; Wildberger,
Andreas (1888). The
metallic alloys: A
practical guide...
-
World War I 534,013 were produced, many of
which were
manufactured at the
Krupp in Berndorf,
Lower Austria.
Other known production locations were: Adolf...
- The last
locomotives – the D 52 class,
manufactured by the
German firm
Krupp in 1954 –
operated until 1994, when they were
replaced by
diesel locomotives...
