A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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one thought that very low grade ore (20% magnetite content the ore) could economically processed. 24 "intoxicated" with the profit potential ore milling.VI-21 convinced that could make enormous profits processing low grade ore. Edison believed that the economies large scale . Those close him noted that had become . The historian Harold Passer's description Edison "conservative defender of the status quo" does not fit his activities during the 1890s? instead see courageous inventor and reckless industrialist who went against the conventional wisdom the iron industry and poured money "like water" into revolutionary 25 technology. The originality Edison's idea was the sheer scale in which intended extract usable iron out the ore and his grandiose plan revolutionize the entire iron and steel industry with it. The comparative advantage laboratory built for flexibility and speed was that could move quickly into profitable new ventures soon they were identified, and 1889 Edison shifted his resources into ore milling. Edison was not the only entrepreneur-inventor trying to magnetically separate iron from low grade ore for there were several other devices the experimental pilot project stage. argued that mining profits came not from the richness the ore (the prevailing business strategy of the mining industry), but from the highly efficient processing of great amounts ore