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European Factory Methods and Equipment in the Manufacture of Metals
By David, Levinger
THESE observations of the metal-working industries of Europe are based on a three months' tour of eight countries of Europe, in which 75 industrial establishments were visited in England, France,
Jan 1, 1928
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The Limonite Deposits Of Mayaguez Mesa, Porto Rico
By Chas Fettke
DURING the summer of 1916, while on a visit to the United States Agricultural Experiment Station at Mayaguez, Porto Rico, the writers were told by D. W. May, the director, that an occurrence of mangan
Jan 3, 1918
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Geology of the Red- Lake and Woman, Lake Gold Areas, Northwestern Ontario
By E. L. Bruce
THE district of. Patricia, in the province of Ontario, lies northwest of the Albany River and extends northward to Hudson's Bay. Formerly this was the unorganized district of Keewatin, the southe
Jan 1, 1928
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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
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Geology - Occurrence of Mineral Deposits in the Pegmatites of the Karibib-Omaruru and Orange River Areas of South West Africa
By Eugene N. Cameron
Pegmatites of these areas have become important sources of beryl and lepidolite and have yielded cassiterite, columbite-tantalite, and other minerals. Examination of about 60 of these pegmatites leads
Jan 1, 1956
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Dragline Installation for Recovering Gold at Virginia City, Mont.
By Arthur V. Corry
GOLD was discovered in Alder Gulch, Virginia. City, Mont., on May 26, 1863. In a short time some 6000 people flocked to the new discovery, and on the banks of Alder Gulch six settlements sprang into e
Jan 1, 1936
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The Petroleum Industry - Oil Production Greatest in History, With Good Profits, But Some Economic Problems Remain
By S. A. Swensrud
NINETEEN Thirty-Six was the biggest year in volume in the history of the oil industry, and unquestionably the best since 1929 in respect to profits. The quota of new and difficult problems to face see
Jan 1, 1937
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World's Longest Single Flight Belt Conveyor
By J. L. Workman
The Putnam Coal Mine, at design capacity, will be the third largest underground bituminous coal mine in the world and will feature the world's longest single flight belt conveyor. Construction is
Jan 1, 1969
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Natural Gas Technology - Realistic K Values of C7+ Hydrocarbons for Calculating Oil Vaporization During Gas Cycling at High Pressures
By A. B. Cook, C. J. Walker, G. B. Spencer
Although water will displace oil from a petroleum reservoir to a greater extent than gas will, there are some reservoirs in which gas rather than water should be used for pressure maintenance. This is
Jan 1, 1970
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On the Art of Metallography (db8ac59c-3947-42ae-a5ea-8225d272850a)
By Francis Lucas
EACH year we gather in this auditorium to honor the memory of a . distinguished American metallurgist and educator. I cannot bring to you reminiscences of Prof. Henry Marion Howe as other lecturers ha
Jan 1, 1931
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Coal Technology in 1963
Coal production during 1963 amounted to 446 mil- lion tons, an anticipated increase of about 6% over the 1962 production of 422 million tons. Electric consumption was 207 million tons, a continuation
Jan 2, 1964
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Biocard Directory of Consulting Engineers
CLASSIFICATIONS: 1, Nonferrous metals. 2, Iron and Steel. 3, Petroleum and Gas. 4, Coal. 5, Industrial minerals. A, Geology, exploration. B, Mining and production engineering. C, Preparation and milli
Jan 1, 1936
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Halifax Paper - Lixiviation and Amalgamation Tests
By F. W. Clark
At the present time, when lixiviation versus amalgamation is being so thoroughly discussed by practical men, and published information is so meagre, the following tests, made by students in the mining
Jan 1, 1886
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Proceeding of the One Hundred and Twentieth Meeting at Chicago
The one hundred and twentieth meeting of the Institute was held at Chicago, Sept. 22 to 26, inclusive, and was in every way success although the steel strike against the United States Steel Corpn. pre
Jan 11, 1919
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More "World's Largest" Equipment at the Bobolink Strip Coal Mine
By AIME AIME
STRIP coal mining in the United States has-become noted for its massive equipment, especially its power shovels. Notable among the latest examples of this trend is the Bobolink mine of the Binkley Min
Jan 1, 1936
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Extractive Metallurgy Division - Derivation of Phase Diagram for the Silicon-Oxygen-Carbon System
By W. A. Krivsky, R. Schuhmann
Jan 1, 1962
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Sampling the Mining News (9d41d827-e59c-4bb3-8828-7d70e60d8f26)
Sixteen executives, technicians and operative personnel from the French mining industry, now touring mining operations in the U.S., will wind up their visit to this country at the AIME Annual Meeting.
Jan 2, 1951
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Affiliation With American Institute Of Metals
The Board of Directors, at its meeting on March 22, 1918, extended an invitation to the American .Institute of Metals to become the Institute of Metals Division of-the American Institute of Mining Eng
Jan 6, 1918
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Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Kentucky during 1941
By George Straghan, Ralph Thomas
OIL production in Kentucky in 1941 was 5,191,024 bbl., one barrel less than in the preceding year. The total completions for the state numbered 714, of which 256 were gas Manuscript rece
Jan 1, 1942
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Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Kentucky during 1941
By Ralph Thomas, George Straghan
OIL production in Kentucky in 1941 was 5,191,024 bbl., one barrel less than in the preceding year. The total completions for the state numbered 714, of which 256 were gas Manuscript rece
Jan 1, 1942