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  • AIME
    Discussion of Papers Published Prior to September 1963 - New Concepts in Thickener Design, Underflow Pump Arrangement and Automatic Controls

    By D. L. King, C. D. Rubert, R. W. Christy, B. A. Schepman

    R. W. Christy (Manager of Sales, Sanitary Engineering Equipment, Link-Belt Co.) and C.D. Rubert (Barrett, Haentjens & Co.) — Messrs. King and Schepman have presented an excellent paper which outlin

    Jan 1, 1963

  • AIME
    Institute of Metals Division - Thermal Expansion of CdS from 26° to 1000°K

    By B. A. Kulp, R. R. Reeber

    Lattice parameters for the wurtzite form of' CdS mere measured by powder X-ray diffraction techniques over the temperature range 26° to 1000 K'. A negative thermal -expansion coefficient was

    Jan 1, 1965

  • AIME
    Development Of Monsanto’s Western Phosphate Operation

    By G. Donald Emigh

    WESTERN phosphate resources which lie in Ida- ho, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming, have seen great expansion of activity in recent years. Growth has been two-pronged: expansion in fertilizer use, and since

    Jan 11, 1954

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    Present Value in Its Relation to Ore Reserves, Plant Capacity, and Grade of Ore

    By Edwin Berry

    THE consideration of the present value of a mine is of great importance when planning for the operation of a property,, and it is particularly so in the case of mines that have large ore reserves. At

    Jan 7, 1922

  • AIME
    Extractive Metallurgy Division - Thermoelectric Measurements on a Ferrous-Ferric Chloride Thermocell (TN)

    By Malcolm T. Hepworth

    RECENT interest in thermoelectric devices has been directed toward studies of the properties of thermoelectric materials of semiconducting solid compounds with little attention given to ionic and semi

    Jan 1, 1965

  • AIME
    Council of Economics AIME - Council of Education AIME

    COUNCIL OF EDUCATION OF AIME (Formerly Mineral Industry Education Division) Established as a Division January 15, 1932 Established as a Council February 26, 1957 John C Calhoun, Jr, Chairman 0 Cu

    Jan 1, 1957

  • AIME
    Some Important Factors Controlling the Crystal Macrostructure of Copper Wire Bars

    By L. H. DeWald

    During the examination of various commercial brands of copper wire bars, which had exhibited different degrees of adaptability for being drawn into fine gages of wire by the present-day high speed mac

    Jan 1, 1931

  • AIME
    Geophysics - Uses of Induced Polarization in Mining Exploration

    By P. G. Hallof

    Only recently has the term Induced Polarization found its way into geophysical literature. Schlumberger first mentioned the possible use of the induced polarization effect in one of his early papers.

    Jan 1, 1961

  • AIME
    PART V - Deformation Under Combined Static and Vibratory Stresses

    By G. S. Baker, S. H. Carpenter

    Langenecker has reported significant reduction in strength of high-strength metals during ultrasonic t'ibration. Decreases in static yield stress an order of magnitude greater than the calculated

    Jan 1, 1967

  • AIME
    Industrial Minerals - Chemical and Metallurgical Limestone in Northern and Northeastern States and Ontario

    By K. K. Landes

    The north central and northeastern states supply over 50 pct of the chemical and metallurgical limestone produced annually in the United States, and Ontario is the leading source of this material in C

    Jan 1, 1961

  • AIME
    Part VIII - Communications - Alumina Transformations in A!-AI,O, Alloys (SAP) Below the Matrix Melting Point

    By G. Beghi, G. Piatti

    THE authors examined the problem of the gradual transformation of Al2O3 from the transition phases normally encountered in SAP (r -x-n)1-3 to the stable a phase. This phenomenon is well-known at tempe

    Jan 1, 1967

  • AIME
    Corrections

    Jan 1, 1960

  • AIME
    Minerals Beneficiation - Exothermic Hardening of Cu-Ni Sulfide Agglomerates

    By F. Petkovich, M. P. Sudbury

    Development of a new method of treating flotation concentrates for the preparation of feed suitable for direct charging to blast furnaces or converters is described. The method takes advantage of the

    Jan 1, 1961

  • AIME
    PART V - Papers - A Correlation of Thermodynamic Variables for Iron-Rich Iron-Nickel-Carbon Alloys

    By M. M. Rao, P. G. Winchell, R. J. Russell

    A detailed analysis has been used to correlate the avalable thermodynami c da In on iron-ric11 Fe-Ni (41loys in the body-centered a, and the face-centered y phases. The inp ut injovrt~ation required b

    Jan 1, 1968

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    Federal Coal Commissions Final Report on Bituminous Coal

    DURING September, the Coal Commission pre- pared for issue a series of 18 reports on varied aspects of- the bituminous coal industry; the final report, dated Sept. 22, sums up the facts and offers

    Jan 10, 1923

  • AIME
    Concreting Drifts at Ray Mines Division of Kennecott Copper Corporation

    By Robert Thomas

    DURING the past 20 years the advantages of reinforced concrete as a substitute for timbering in so-called permanent mine openings have been fully recognized, and its use has become almost general prac

    Jan 1, 1936

  • AIME
    Minerals Beneficiation - Energy Input and Size Distribution in Comminution (Mining Engineering, Feb 1960, pg 161)

    By R. Schuhmann

    Distribution of material in the fine sizes of a comminution product generally is well represented by the empirical equation' y = 100 (x/k)a [1] in which y — cumulati

    Jan 1, 1961

  • AIME
    Who's Who in Mineral Engineering 1977 - SME Membership Directory of the Society of Mining Engineers of AIME

    Who's Who in Mineral Engineering 1977 - SME Membership Directory of the Society of Mining Engineers of AIME

    Jan 7, 1977

  • AIME
    PART I – Papers - Irradiation-Induced Densification of Pyrolytic Carbon

    By J. C. Bokros, A. S. Schwartz

    The irradiation-induced densification of pyrolytic carbon has been shown to take place by a simple first-order rate process. The values of the densification constant, kd, for isotropic carbons are 1.0

    Jan 1, 1968