The following report focuses on an investigation made to determine if vacuum melting was an absolutely necessary step in the metallurgical process of melting and casting uranium.
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Battelle Memorial Institute Report BMI-1015
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The following report focuses on an investigation made to determine if vacuum melting was an absolutely necessary step in the metallurgical process of melting and casting uranium.
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Rengstorff, George W. & Lownie, Harold W., Jr.Further Studies on Large-Batch Melting of Uranium,
report,
July 11, 1955;
Columbus, Ohio.
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accessed January 14, 2025),
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