Reports of the Commissioners of the United States to the International Exhibition Held at Vienna, 1873, Volumen4

United States. Commission to the Vienna exhibition, 1873

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1876

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Construction of buildings	2

Other details	17

Railroad structures	23

11	34

TABLE OF CONTENTS	4

Historical sketch	5

Origin of the ZinsHouse or house for rent 6	6

Construction and embellishment	11

First addition of zinc for the extraction of gold and copper 120	120

Arsenical products 121	121

Oxidizing the antimony 122	122

Liquation of the zincscum 123	123

Cupellation of the enriched silverlead 124	124

Manufacture of yellow paint 125	125

Results of the silverlead treatment for 1869 126	126

Advantages of the process 127	127

The jurypavilion imperial pavilion	20

Details of kitchen 8 New impulse to building in 1858 7	25

Terracotta tiles cements	3

Influence of the configuration of the city on plans for building 8	8

Usual disposition and uses of the stories	11

Distinction between apartment and tenement house	12

Schwarzenberg pavilion	21

American exhibits and methods	3

Description of a Palais or firstclass dwelling 9	9

Stonecutting machines	3

Buildinggroups 10	10

Nature and varieties of buildingmaterials abounding near Vienna 11	11

Complete stone and marble buildings rare brick generally used with stucco	17

Cement stucco terracotta	32

Use of stucco in London 33	33

Use of Portland cement 34	34

Wirerope traces	35

Austrian cements	36

Saullick cement	37

Style of Viennese buildings	38

Use of stucco in Vienna	39

Artificial stone	41

Statistics	43

Durability of the product	44

CHAPTER	iii

Care of workpeople 63	iv

Statistics of production of iron	8

or cement finish 11	11

Peculiar and ingenious mode of plastering ceilings 12	12

Peculiar mode of mixing lime and mortar 13	13

Stringent buildinglaws great thickness of walls 14	14

Precautions against fires and accidents 15	15

Construction of doors windows and floors 16	16

Rigid enforcement of buildingregulations 17	17

The Strauss MusicHall	26

29	29

Rotary puddler	50

Work in the Rhine provinces 333	55

Mines mills furnaces	91

Bricks	107

Engines and machinery	113

ArtBuilding	135

Art Page The Tarnowitz lead and smelting worksContinued 326 Experiments by Karsten	139

Development of the present process	140

20	141

Products of the distillation of zinc	142

Spanish and Russian ironmaking	148

41	179

The Freiberg metallurgical processContinued	198

Composition of charge	204

Attendance and fuel required for roasting	210

Building	242

Exhibits from the United States 1	250

AustroHungarian metalindustry 369	ii

CHAPTER III	iii

CHAPTER IV	iv

Exhibits and statistics of the 142	xv

THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS	xvi

Zinc desilverization at the Germania Works 10	10

Age and progress of mining and metallurgy in Spain 17	17

Progress and condition of French industries 23	23

Italian exhibits 30	30

Methods of superintendence	31

Cost of mining and shipping ores 40	40

History of Zinc Mining Company works 46	46

Copper extraction 56	56

Norwegian ores 62	62

German exhibits 68	68

Freiberg ores works and furnaces 74	74

Roasting ores 82	82

Crystallizing the vitriol	88

Roasting the ore 155	99

Processes at Altenau	100

Art Page The Harz metallurgical processContinued 243 Ores treated 106	106

Treatment of leadora 107	107

Sulphuric acid manufacture 108	108

Roasting the coppermatte 109	109

Analysis of slags from the smelting of copperproducts 110	110

Manipulation refining black copper 111	111

Dissolving vessels for the desilverization of copper 112	112

Crystallization from the solution 113	113

Analysis of coppervitriol and argentiferous slime 114	114

115	115

Amount of gold contained in the silver extracted from ores 116	116

Treatment of silverores 117	117

Production in 1871 118	118

Plant for the desilverization of silverlead by means of zinc 119	119

Former furnaces for smelting copper 128	128

Experiments on shaftfurnaces 129	129

Manipulations 130	130

Experiments in concentrating sulphuric acid 131	131

Furnace employed and charge 132	132

Production in 1870 133	133

Ores treated 134	134

Plant for the manufacture of sulphuric acid 135	135

Ores 136	136

Smelting processes 137	137

Results of smelting operations 1863 to 1865 139	139

The Rhine provinces 333 Progress and condition of lead mining and smelting 143	143

Manipulations 144	144

Dezinckifying the zincscum 145	145

Analysis of the products of the process 146	146

Hasenclever and Helbigs roastingfurnace 147	147

Roasting and smelting leadores 148	148

Treatment of poor lead 149	149

Annual production 150	150

Advantages of the regenerative furnaces 151	151

Ore from the Mechernicher Bleiberg mine 152	152

Refining of silverlead 153	153

Treatment of poor lead 154	154

Processes employed 155	155

Production in 1872 156	156

Hungarian mint 459	157

Dissolving refined silver	158

Latest improvements in the metallurgical process 159	159

Pattinsonizing 160	160

Results of smelting process in 1871 162	162

Composition of poor and rich lead	163

Brixlegg SmeltingWorks Tyrol 380 Products exhibited 164	164

Processes employed 165	165

Exhibits and description of the Jochberg SmeltingWorks 166	166

Capacity of new furnace 167	167

Carinthia Bleiberg SmeltingCompany 393 Products exhibited 168	168

Manipulation	169

Production 170	170

Production of smaller Carinthian SmeltingWorks 171	171

Introduction of leadchambers 172	172

Annual production 173	173

Furnace	175

Annual production 176	176

Description and exhibits illustrating the process 177	177

Advantages of the process 178	178

Exhibits from smeltingworks at Schemnitz Kremnitz Zsarnowitz and Neusohl 179	179

Zsarnowitz 180	180

Products of the process	181

Ores and products treated 182	182

Classification of manipulations 183	183

Smeltingcharge	187

Mattesmelting 188	188

Production at silversmelting works 1868 1869 189	189

Production 1868 to 1870 190	190

Liquation 191	191

Russian metalindustries 486	193

Ores and products treated 194	194

Smelting for argentiferous matte 195	195

Smelting of the roastedlead products 196	196

Reduction of residues 197	197

Refining the copper 198	198

Tarifftables 200	200

Metallic deduction 457 Gold and silver 201	201

Superintendence 202	202

Duty for goldextraction 203	203

Growth of improvements in metallurgical operations 204	204

Comparison of tariff with that in vogue in Freiberg and the Upper Harz 205	205

Changes in the metallurgical processes 207	207

Copper vitriol 208	208

Genealogical tree of the metallurgical process 209	209

Upper Hungary Wald Burgher Schaft SmeltingWorks 471 Exhibits 211	211

Treatment of residue from quicksilver 212	212

Comparison of the new furnace with other reverberatory smelting furnaces 1 39	213

Separating gold from silver 220	220

Precipitation of silver from the solution	221

Extraction of bismuth	223

Harz processes 228	228

R CII	4

Belgian artificial stone 45	7

Special services	15

Dome and rotunda	16

that date remaining 20	20

Foundations of Exhibitionbuildings	24

Ores treated	28

Heinrichschof construction and arrangement	31

Industrial palace	38

Increase of the business 46	46

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Título	Reports of the Commissioners of the United States to the International Exhibition Held at Vienna, 1873, Volumen4 Reports of the Commissioners of the United States to the International Exhibition Held at Vienna, 1873, United States. Commission to the Vienna Exhibition, 1873 Volumen4 de Reports of the Commissioners of the United States to the International Exhibition Held at Vienna, 1873: Published Under Direction of the Secretary of State by Authority of Congress ; Ed. by Robert H. Thurston, United States. Commissioners to the International Exhibition held at Vienna, 1873
Autor	United States. Commission to the Vienna exhibition, 1873
Editor	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1876
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Minnesota
Digitalizado	16 Feb. 2015

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