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Refining ' Petroleum By Liquefied Sulphur Dioxide
By L. Dr. Edeleanu
CRUDE petroleum is a mixture of various groups of hydrocarbons and some bodies containing oxygen or sulphur. These constituents possess properties differing considerably one from another and the propo
Jan 9, 1914
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Troy Meeting
November 21st, 1871. THE first session of this meeting was held Tuesday evening, in the chamber of the Common Council, the President, Mr. David Thomas, in the chair. Mayor Carroll, of Troy, gave a co
Jan 1, 1873
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Coal Follows Through
By E. G. Bailey
PLANTS that normally burn coal now able too obtain a substantial increase over their normal supply for their greater power needs, and also additional tonnage for extra storage against the uncertaintie
Jan 1, 1942
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PART III - Fabrication Considerations for Monolithic EIectroopticaI Mosaics
By William F. List, Marvin A. Schuster
Monolithic electrooptical mosaics of 2500 photo-transistor elements with internal row and surface column interconnections have been fabricated by epitaxial-planar diffsion techniques. Unique access to
Jan 1, 1967
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Part I – January 1968 - Papers - Macrosegregation, Part III
By M. C. Flemings, R. Mehrabian, G. E. Nereo
Analytic expressions were developed and applied in two preuious papers to predict effects of solidification variables on macrosegvegation. In this paper, experiments are reported to test the analyses
Jan 1, 1969
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Reservoir Engineering – General - A Diffusion Model to Explain Mixing of Flowing Miscible Fluids in Porous Media
By J. S. Aronofsky, J. P. Heller
This paper presents a mathematical analysis of the fluid mixing which occurs during flow through porous media. The analysis is based on the well-known diffusion equation with mass transfer term. It is
Jan 1, 1958
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Pyrometry Applied To Bottle-Glass Manufacture
By R. L. Frink
I FEAR that my treatment of this subject may not, in all instances, meet the approval of those who read my opinion as to the utility and efficiency of pyrometers in the making of glass, or bottle-glas
Jan 9, 1919
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Deceased
Elected Died 1895 *ABBOTT, AI ATTHUR 1908 1882 *ABBOTT, ARTHUR V 1906 1905 * ABE, MASAYOSHI 1909 1903 * ADAMS, CHARLES C. 1905 1906 * ADAMS, JOHN C. 1913 1905 * ADAMS, WILLAMS 1909 1903 * ADAM
Jan 1, 1917
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Handling Complex Lead-Zinc Ores at the International Smelter
By W. C. PAGE
AS the pioneer operation treating the mixed lead- zinc-iron ores from the district tributary to the Salt Lake Valley, the International Smelting Co.'s plant has offered an extremely interesting
Jan 1, 1926
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Capital Markets: Current And Future Trends In Availability & Applicability
By Jan H. Hommen
TRENDS IN MINE FINANCE Reviewing historical trends may help in dealing with future funding strategies. The first trend is the increase in the use of debt to fund corporate America. Surprisingly, wh
Jan 1, 1990
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Institute of Metals Division - Effect of Initial Orientation on the Deformation Texture and Tensile and Torsional Properties of Copper and Aluminum Wires
By B. D. Cullity, K. S. Sree Harsha
When a copper or aluminum single crystal is swaged into wire, the resulting deformation texture depends on the original orientation of the crystal. The<100> and <111>orientations me essentially stable
Jan 1, 1962
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Institute of Metals Division - A Study of Basal Slip Kink Bands in Polycrystalline Zirconium
By R. E. Reed-Hill, J. L. Martin
Kinking is an important deformation phenomenon in poly crystalline a zirconium. The crjlstallo-gvaphic features of the most important form of kinking have been determined with the aid of twins forme
Jan 1, 1964
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Part X – October 1968 - Papers - Internal Void Formation in Powder Metallurgy Tungsten
By G. Das, S. V. Radcliffe
The substructural features developed in tungsten as a function of annealing temperature (up to 2200°C) and type of material [undoped and doped powder metallurgy (PM) tungsten and electron beam melted
Jan 1, 1969
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Reservoir Engineering - General - Analysis of Reservoir Performance Kg/Ko Curves and a Laboratory Kg/Ko Curve Measured on a Core Sample
By W. J. West, T. D. Mueller, J. E. Warren
Two methods are used to obtain the relatiorlship between ratio of gas to oil permeability and gas saturation. One method is to calculate a curve from field measurements of reservoir behavior: the othe
Jan 1, 1956
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Mexican Paper - Notes on Certain Mines in the States of Chihuahua, Sinaloa and Sonora, Mexico
By Walter Harvey Weed
The notes given in this paper, the result of observations made during recent brief professional trips to the northern States of Mexico, are offered as a slight contribution to the geological knowledge
Jan 1, 1902
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Potassium Salt Flotation From Great Salt Lake Evaporites
By J. L. Huiatt, G. M. Potter, R. B. Tippin
The US Bureau of Mines and Great Salt Lake Minerals and Chemical Corp. have developed a froth flotation process for concentrating potassium salts from Great Salt Lake solar evaporites containing about
Jan 1, 1976
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New York Paper - Improvements of the Spring Valley Coal-Mines
By J. A. Ede
The property of the Spring Valley Coal Company, situated in Bureau county, Ill., comprises something more than 30,000 acres of coal-lands, on which have been opened four mines, designated as Nos. 1, 2
Jan 1, 1900
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Discussion of Papers Published Prior to 1957 - Scale-Up Relationships in Spodumene Flotation (1958) (211, p. 1182)
By W. E. Horst
John Dasher (Central Research Laboratory, Crucible Steel Co. of America, Pittsburgh. Pa.)— Getting spodumene to float quickly and cleanly can be a problem. The author has presented an excellent accoun
Jan 1, 1960
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Technical Notes - Influence of Differential Displacement in Invaded Oil and Gas Sands on the Induction Log
By A. J. de Witte
It has been observed that upon invasion of a sand containing oil or gas and connate water by mud filtrate the hydrocarbons are more rapidly flushed by the filtrate than is the connate water.' In
Jan 1, 1958
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Coal - Selection of Coals for the Manufacture of Coke (with Discussion)
By H. J. Rose
Sixty-five million net tons of coal were carbonized in the by-product and beehive coke ovens1 of the United States during 1924. This tonnage represented 13.4 per cent. of the bituminous coal which was
Jan 1, 1927