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"optemper 12, 1961 Wheelins Steel Corporation Wheeling, West Virginia A t. tent ion: Kr* C V'. Knirht urchaainr V;ert 'ufcject: Cur Proposal j:61107-1 Detrick .Suspended Open Hearth Construction , l; Furnace Steubenville Works Gentlemen; For the purpose of clarifying our proposal for the above furnace, we offer subject quotation* Thi3 supersedes our Proposal ^'6ll07t dated January 24, 1961 and our /,-6ll74# dated Kay 31, 1961. We are requoting this furnace suspension in its entirety, but wish to emphasize that all materials and prices noted for uptake areas remain as originally quoted* We have incorporated changes in construction for fantails and regenerator roofs, however, which represent our latest thinking on the best designs for these two critical areas. Our Drawing, P-24?90l, submitted with our January 24, 1961 proposal, still applies to the uptake area* Materials and Price Information I* Chill walls: 12M tile and necessary support castings will be furnished for the area shown on our drawing. 60"' llumina til9 will be used at the bottom of the wall, to approximately 2,-3*t above the lower nosing; the balance of the wall will utilise externally plated basic tile of your choice* Corrugated expansion plates will be detailed and furnished for the basic area involved. rice*... .o.b. shipping points...."6,3P3.00 - continued 7J0 September 12, 1961 Weights and "stlmatec vreight barges: 60"' Alumina Basic Tile. Castings. lie* 6*7 Ton3. . .. ^000 .............11;.8 Tons........... 106.00 .............2,6 lens..............11'4..00 Total.................... .250.00 We have shown and named additional structural steel required to support our construction* This amounts to approximately I}..2 Tons, and will he detailed, but not furnished, by us. II. ^nd "all3: All 12" externally plated basic tile, corrugated expansion plates and support castings for the area shewn. Price.......f.o.b. shipping points.....`'2,686.00 Weights and Estimated Freight Charges: Basic Tile................................ 8.5 Tons............? 60.00 Castings................1.2 Tons..... i+S.QQ Total.................... '108.00 Additional steelwork for thi3 wall, to be detailed but not furnished by us, approximates 1.3 Tons and consists of support angles plus new binder steel to support our relieving belt. III. Pit Walla: 12 " basic tile with external plates,, supporttrig-castings and expansion plates for the relieving belt shown. Price..............f.o.b. shipping points. .... *1,0142.00 y Weights and Fstiruted height Charges: ^asic Tile.................3 Tons....$22.00 Castings...................... ......824-0 Lbs. ............17.00 Total.................... ..$39.00 I?r. Checker Walls : 12" basic tile with external plates, supporting castings ar.d expansion plates for the fantail nose and relieving belt shown. Price.......f.o.b. shipping points........... ,`14,299.00 - continued *{*3 ~epte"ter 12, 1961 fn) ;I Weights and Estimated Freight Charges: Basic Tile....................13.7 Tons.....................' 9C.00 Lristin..s 1.9 xons#> 77 90 Total....................17? *00 Additional steelwork required for this wall will weigh approximately 2*3 Tons and will consist of plates and structural members to properly tie our nosing to your 20" binders. V, Fantails; Detrick Pipe Construction as shown on our drawing P-22174 and consistin' of 60^ Alumina and fuperduty tile in 9" depth and necessary rod castings far two fantails, or an exposed area of approximately 300 sq.ft* The 60'* .-.lamina tile will be .used for approximately 2`-0" directly behind the far.tail nose. Price, f.o.b, shipping points......,A2,73n.OO Weights and Estimated Freight 'Charges: Hefractories.......... 14*9 Tons.......7~ 66.00 Castings............................2.25; Tons................ 92.00 Total.......................158.00 The 2^" 0. D, pipe required for immediate fantail suspension will be detailed, but not furnished, by us. Vt Regenerator Roofa: For this exposed area of approximately 056 sq.ft., we would recommend a Detrick Multiple Support Arch, as illustrated on our attached brochure. This arch utilizes 10" and 7jn first quality tile supported by 3" I-beams on 16" transverse centers. We will furnish the required tile, fireclay, castings and 3" T-beans. Price, f.o.b. shipping points.......$6,210.00 / Weights and Estimated 'reirht Charges: Refractories.........42.8 Tons........190.00 Castings.......... ................ 3 Tons.................. 122.00 3" I-beams.................... 1.8 Tens............... .. 37.00 Total..................... *349.00 continued - fruu "eptember 12, 1961 Tho preceding six (6) prices are listed separately; however, in the hope that you will find It desirable, we are listing below the total price involved for all the suspended construction described herein* Price, No U furnace, complete, f.o.b. shipping points - TWENTY THREE TTICUSAED THEE:-' HUKDEKD TWENTY TC DOLLARS ($23*322*00) Total freight charges, approximately OKI'. THOUSAND SEVENTY NINE DOLLARS 01,079.00). As with all Detrick proposals, this induces complete engineering drawings, bill of material, necessary steel detaJls, construction spares or all items furnished by us, and the services of a Detrick erector during installation. It does not include any unsuspended refractories, chrome or clay mortars, tie dates or insulating materials* Terms - Net 30 Days* This quotation is based bn present day prices* He reserve the right to increase or decrease our prices, to those in effect at time of shipment* The price riven herein includes standard palletizing but does not include any extra protection for the tile in shipment* This added service will be provided If requested and will be passed on for your account at our cost* Thank you for the opportunity of presenting this valued quotation. Yours very truly, ?*. E. DETRICK COMPANY JDT:GK cc/ f. f. Hhitaker II. E. '-'ore D. IS* Qtrang James D. Thomas September 12, 1961 Wheeling Steel Corporation Wheeling, West Virginia Attention: Mr. C. W. Knight Purchasing Agent Subject: Our Proposal #61107-1 Detrick Suspended Open Hearth Construction #'[}. Furnace Steubenville Works Gentlemen: For the purpose of clarifying our proposal for the above furnace, we offer subject quotation* This supersedes our Proposal #61107, dated January 2I+, 1961 and our #61171}-, dated May 31, 1961. We are requoting this furnace suspension in its entirety, but wish to emphasize that all materials and prices noted for uptake areas remain as originally quoted* We have incorporated changes in construction for fantalls and regenerator roofs, however, which represent our latest thinking on the best designs for these two critical areas* Our Drawing, P-2!j590-l, submitted with our January 2I4., 1961 proposal, still applies to the uptake area. Materials and Price Information I. Chill Walls: 12" tile and necessary support castings will be furnished for the area shown on our drawing. 60^ Alumina tile will be used at the bottom of the wall, to approximately 2'-3" above the lower nosing; the balance of the wall will utilize externally plated, basic tile of your choice. Corrugated expansion plates will be detailed and furnished for the basic area involved. Price......f.o.b. shipping points....16,353.00 continued TWO September 12, 1961 in] jU] J u Weights and Estimated height Charges: 60 Alumina Tile................. 6.7 Tons..............* 30*00 Basic Tile..................... ...li)..8 Tons..... 106.00 Castings............ .. 2.8 Tons..... 111)..00 Total...................... i2$0,00 We have shown and named additional structural steel required to support our construction. This amounts to approximately ij.,2 Tons, and will be detailed, but not furnished, by us, II. End Walls: All 12" externally plated basic tile, corrugated expansion plates and support castings for the area shown. Price.......... ..f.o.b. shipping points..... !S2,688.00 Weights and Estimated Freight Charges: Basic Tile...................... 8.5 Tons.....$ 60,00 Castings................................... 1.2 Tons...,, lj.8.00 Total.................... $108.00 Additional steelwork for this wall, to be detailed but .not furnished by us, approximates 1.3 Tons and consists of support angles plus new binder steel to support our relieving belt. III. Pit Walls: 12 " basic tile with external plates, supporting-eastings and expansion plates for the relieving belt shown. Price,............ f.o.b. shipping points.... ..1,01)2.00 Weights and Estimated Freight Charges: Basic Tile................................3 Tons.... .$22.00 Castings..................................8I4.O Lbs. ..... 17.00 Total......................... $39.00 TV. Checker Walls : 12" basic tile with external plates, supporting castings and expansion plates for the fantail nose and relieving belt shown. Price........... ..f.o.b. shipping points. .... $lj.,299.00 continued - TIIHT-'. September 12, 1961 Weights and Estimated height Charges: Basic Tile................. ,13.7 Tens..................... ? 98.00 Castings,.................. .. 1.9 Tons................... 77.00 Total................... `.175.00 Additional steelwork required for this will will weigh approximately 2.3 Tons and will consist of plates and structural members to properly tie our nosing to your 20" binders. ni V. Pantails: Detrick Pipe Construction as shown on our drawing P-2217U and consisting of 60^ Alumina and Superduty tile in 9" depth and necessary rod castings for two fantails, or an exposed area of approximately 30^ sq.ft. The 60"' Alumina tile will be used for approximately 2'-0" directly behind the fantail nose. Price, f.o.b., shipping points................?2,730.00 Weights and Estimated Freight Charges: Refractories...................... lip.9 Tons................ $ 66.00 Castings............ ............. .. 2.25 Tons............. 92.00 Total...................... $158.00 The 0, D. pipe required for immediate fantail suspension will be detailed, but not furnished, by us. u VJ, Regenerator Roof* ? For this exposed area of approximately sq.ft., we would recommend a Detrick Multiple Support xlrch, as illustrated on our attached brochure. This arch utilizes 10" and 7hn first quality tile supported by 3" I-beams on 16" transverse centers. We will furnish the required tile, fireclay, castings and 3" I-beams Price, f.o.b. shipping points..............$6,210.00 Weights and Estimated Freight Charges: Refractories.................. J+2.8 Tons....... .$190.00 Castings........................... 3 Tons..................122.00 3" I-beams...................... 1.8 Tens................... 37.00 Total...................... $3i;9.00 continued FOUR 'September 12, 1961 The preceding six (6) prices are listed separately; however. In the hope that you will find It desirable, we are listing below the total price involved for all the suspended construction described herein. Price, No. U Furnace, complete, f.o.b. shippinn points - TWENTY THRICE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED TWENTY TWO DOLLARS (23,322.00). . Total freight charges, approximately ONE THOUSAND SEVENTY NINE DOLLARS ($1,079.00). As with all Detrick proposals, this includes complete engineering drawings, till of material, necessary steel details, construction spares or. -all items furnished by us, and the services of a Detrick erector during installation. It does not include any unsuspended refractories, chrome or clay mortars, tie elates or insulating materials. Terms - Net 30 Days. This quotation is based on present day prices. We reserve the right to increase or decrease our prices, to those in effect at time of shipment. The price given herein Includes standard palletizing hut does not include any extra protection for the tile in shipment. This added service will be provided if requested and will be passed LI on for your account at our cost. Thank you for the opportunity of presenting this valued quotation. Yours very truly, o M. H. DETRICK COMPANY JDT:GH cc/ G. B. Whitaker II. R. Ford D. E. Strang James D. Thomas i f } Ti o