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Production - Foreign - Petroleum Developments in Austria, Hungary and Czechoslovakia during 1936
By Brandon H. Grove
In Austria's only producing field, at Zistersdorf, Erdoel Produktions-gesellschaft completed a single new producer, its well Gosting 6 coming in early in October for an average production of abou
Jan 1, 1937
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Discussions - Institute of Metals Division page 1312
C. M. Bishop (Aircraft Div., A. V. Roe Cnnada Ltd., Toronto)—Reference is made to the coherency hardening of ß due to ß' and also to the hardening of ß due to a coherent precipitation of the a ph
Jan 1, 1955
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Research Engineering - Critical Review of Methods Used in Estimation of Natural Gas Reserves (TP 2402, Petr. Tech., July 1948, with discussion)
By Jack A. Crichton, Henry J. Gruy
This paper discusses methods used in the estimation of natural gas reserves and the general conditions under which the various methods are applicable. The factors used in estimating natural gas reserv
Jan 1, 1949
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Coal - Frothing Characteristics of Pine Oils in Flotation
By Shiou-Chuan Sun
THIS paper presents the design and operation of a frothmeter capable of measuring the frothing characteristics of pine oils and other frothing reagents. The experimental data show that the froth-abili
Jan 1, 1953
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Coal - Frothing Characteristics of Pine Oils in Flotation
By Shiou-Chuan Sun
THIS paper presents the design and operation of a frothmeter capable of measuring the frothing characteristics of pine oils and other frothing reagents. The experimental data show that the froth-abili
Jan 1, 1953
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Institute of Metals Division - A Preliminary Investigation of the Zirconium-Beryllium System by Powder Metallurgy Methods - Discussion
By H. H. Hausner, H. S. Kalish
M. Hansen—This paper certainly is an interesting study. Although I have not had too much experience in the powder metallurgical methods of studying phase equilibria, I would like to say the following
Jan 1, 1951
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Initial And Subsequent Fracture Curves For Biaxial Compression Of Brittle Materials
By M. Gangal, B. Paul
It may be seen from Maurer's survey (Maurer,l 1966) that most of the common methods used in rock drilling today depend upon mechanical loading of the rock. In order to predict the behavior of roc
Jan 1, 1967
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Papers - Occurance - Anthracites and Semianthracites in the United States
By Allen J. Johnson
Anthracite coals have been divided into three groups: (I) meta-anthracite, a high-carbon coal that is usually very slow to kindle and difficult to burn, at least on conventional equipment; (2) anthrac
Jan 1, 1944
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Papers - Occurance - Anthracites and Semianthracites in the United States
By Allen J. Johnson
Anthracite coals have been divided into three groups: (I) meta-anthracite, a high-carbon coal that is usually very slow to kindle and difficult to burn, at least on conventional equipment; (2) anthrac
Jan 1, 1944
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The Formation And Enrichment Of Ore-Bearing Veins
By George J. Bancroft
INTRODUCTION. IT is unnecessary to repeat here the contents of many valuable contributions to this subject which have appeared in the Transactions and in the publications of the U. S. Geological S
Jan 1, 1913
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Papers - Production - Foregin - Production of Oil in Egypt in 1937
The following table summarizes the information on the Hurghada field. which is still the major producing field in Egypt. Age of field to end of 1937. years..................... 24
Jan 1, 1938
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Part VII – July 1969 - Papers - On The Temperature Dependence of the Flow Stress of Nickel-Base Alloys
By R. G. Davies, P. Beardmore, T. L. Johnston
The flow stress of a series of Ni-Cr-A1 alloys consisting of a dispersion of y' (based on Ni3Al) in a rnatrix of nickel-base solid solution y has been measured at temperatures up to 950°C as a fw
Jan 1, 1970
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Flow Of Heat From An Intrusive Body Into Country Rock
By C. E. Van Orstrand
AN intrusive body is a mass of igneous rock that has migrated upward, presumably from great depths. Great variations in form, composition and depth of burial occur. It is not proposed in this paper to
Jan 1, 1944
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Institute of Metals Division - The Activity of Carbon in Iron-Cobalt Alloys at 1000°C
By R. P. Smith
The carbon content of a number of alloys ranging (before carburitation) from purified iron to purified cobalt was determined for fixed activities of carbon by equilibration with each of six CO-CO2 atm
Jan 1, 1965
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Iron and Steel Division - Use of Electrical Resistance Measurements to Determine the Solidus of the Lead-tin System - Discussion
By S. A. Lever, R. Hultgren
(E. R. Jette and J. R. Long presiding) M. B. BEVER*—The method re- ported in this interesting paper promises to he of fairly wide applicability. It may be expected that the solidus and liqu
Jan 1, 1950
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PART VI - Papers - Decarburization of a Levitated Iron Droplet in Oxygen
By A. E. Jenkins, L. A. Baker, N. A. Warner
Rates oj decarburization of levilated Fe-C droplets conlaining 5.5 to 0 pct C have been measured at 1660°C. Gas mixtures of 1, 10, and 100 pct 0, with helium diluenl were used at velocities of 12.5 an
Jan 1, 1968
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Petroleum Production - Foreign - Persia and Iraq (With Discussion)
By Sir John Cadnan
The production from the Maidan-i-Naftun area for the year ending March, 1928, was 5,340,000 tons (40,210,200 bbl.), an increase of nearly 13 per cent. over the production for the year ending in March,
Jan 1, 1929
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HBNPC Formcoke Tests In Usinor Blast Furnaces
By J. A. Cordier
USINOR has conducted four blast furnace tests with formcoke made from marginal coals in the pilot plant of HBNPC ("H. B. N." process) in four different blast furnaces of various sizes and with medium
Jan 1, 1977
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Petroleum Division Holds Important Meeting
By AIME AIME
THE Petroleum Division opened its proceedings on Wednesday morning, with two simultaneous sessions on engineering and economics. The first paper at the engineering session, over which A. W. Ambrose
Jan 1, 1929
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Institute of Metals Division - Influence of Stacking-Fault Energy on High-Temperature Creep of Pure Metals
By Craig R. Barrett, Oleg D. Sherby
The creep characteristics of four pure metals with widely Varying stacking-fault energies (silver, copper, nickel, and aluminum) were evaluated above 0.5Tm. Creep tests were performed under conditions
Jan 1, 1965