Critical Ranges of Some Commercial Nickel Steels Volume Scientific Papers of the Bureau of Standards

This scientific paper, "Critical Ranges of Some Commercial Nickel Steels," originally published in 1920 as part of the Bureau of Standards' Scientific Papers series (Vol. 16, pp. 195-214), delves into the properties and behaviors of nickel steels. Authored by Howard Scott, Scientific Paper 376 (S376) offers a detailed examination of the critical temperature ranges that influence the microstructure and performance characteristics of these important alloys.

Essential reading for materials scientists, mechanical engineers, and historians of technology, this work provides valuable insights into early 20th-century metallurgical research and the development of steel alloys.

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