Calendar: 1887-1888 Page 410

408 EVENING CLASSES The Course for the ensuing year will be on the properties of Metals and Alloys and their uses in the Arts The following is short sketch of the proposed method pf treatment -General considerations concerning the Principles of Metallurgy II -The Chemical Physical and Mechanical Properties of Metals and Alloys and the influence of foreign substances and of different methods of mechanical treatment upon these properties The behaviour of the metals when exposed to the action of Air "Water &c The various mechanical tests for determining' the resistance of metals to tensile transverse torsional and compressive strains these will be illustrated by actual tests being made with the large Testing Machine III -The Metals considered individually especial attention being paid to the effect of the foreign substances commonly found in each on the properties enumerated in II the origin of these impurities and the means by which and the extent to which they may be eliminated Iron and Steel -Iron Ores and Early Smelting Methods Smelting in the Blast-furnace Blast-furnace products including Spiegel-iron and Ferro-manganese Processes by which crude pig- iron may be converted into wrought or malleable iron and steel The Bloomery Refining Puddling Bessemer and Siemens Processes and their Modifications Cementation and Crucible steel Tempering of steel Malleable cast-iron Case hardening The different grades of cast-iron steel mild steel and wrought-iron The application of these Metals in Construction and in the Arts Pro- tection of iron surfaces from atmospheric deterioration