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Forthcoming Meetings Of Societies (c4bba471-62d4-42b1-a6d0-27dd6847580f)
Organization Place Date 1913 Mining and Metallurgical Society of America New York, N. Y. Jan. 8 American Institute of Electrical Engineers New York, N. Y. Jan. 11 American Society of Civil Engineer
Jan 1, 1918
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The Effect Of Impurities On The Oxidation And Swelling Of Zinc Aluminum Alloys
By H. E. Brauer
PART I INTRODUCTION Among the zinc base alloys used for casting in metal moulds, particularly die casting, those alloys containing aluminum usually together with copper, are probably the most widely
Jan 8, 1922
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The Moscow Institute Urges Soviet Union To Adopt A New Plan For Mining Education
By Roman Y. Poderny, Vladimir V. Rjevskii
In the USSR, the Moscow Institute of Radio Electronics tronics and Mining Electro-Mechanics (MIRGEM) has started what it hopes will become a nationwide movement to educate mining students in the preci
Jan 9, 1966
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Part II – February 1969 - Papers - Dislocations in RbFeF3
By H. J. Levinstein, H. J. Guggenheim
RbFeF3 is a transparent ferromagnet with a large faraday rotation which permits the direct observation of magnetic domain structures in bulk crystals. If the position of dislocations within the crysta
Jan 1, 1970
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Differential Crystallization In A Cast-Steel Runner
By Francis Foley
IN examining steel under the microscope, one is constantly confronted with structures that are difficult to interpret. Recently, in a collection of samples for exhibition purposes, the writer found ap
Jan 7, 1919
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Recent Coal Geology Research
By Aureal T. Cross
THIS paper is a review of the published literature on research in coal geology, principally exclusive of resource studies, which appeared or became available during 1950 and the latter part of 1949. T
Jan 1, 1952
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Economics - Economics of Domestic Marketing
By Sidney A. Swensrud
About a year ago, I attempted in a general way to trace the origin and development of some of the marketing problems of the petroleum industry, and to describe certain trends which it then seemed poss
Jan 1, 1932
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Underground Space For American Industry
By GEORGE A. KIERSCH
The awesome destructive power of known and projected weapons of war presages a new need for geologists and engineers, who may be called upon to locate vital industry underground, thereby protecting it
Jan 1, 1949
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William E. Dodge, Merchant And Philanthropist
By Robert Glass Cleland
IN SPITE of its widely ramified interests in manufacturing, mines, lumber, railroads, and real estate, Phelps, Dodge & Co. remained primarily interested in exporting and importing, in buying and selli
Jan 1, 1952
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Technical Papers and Discussions - Microstructure; Diffusion; Atmospheres - Transformation of Austenite in an Aluminum-chromium-molybdenum Steel (Metals Tech., Dec. 1946, T.P. 2109, with discussion)
By K. A. Grange, W. S. Holt, E. T. Tkac
Quantitative knowledge of the time clement involved in austenite transformation in a particular steel provides a sound basis for understanding and planning heat-treatment. Such knowledge is convenient
Jan 1, 1948
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Technical Papers and Discussions - Microstructure; Diffusion; Atmospheres - Transformation of Austenite in an Aluminum-chromium-molybdenum Steel (Metals Tech., Dec. 1946, T.P. 2109, with discussion)
By W. S. Holt, K. A. Grange, E. T. Tkac
Quantitative knowledge of the time clement involved in austenite transformation in a particular steel provides a sound basis for understanding and planning heat-treatment. Such knowledge is convenient
Jan 1, 1948
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Transformation Of Austenite In An Aluminum-Chromium- Molybdenum Steel
By W. S. Holt, E. T. Tkac, R. A. Grange
QUANTITATIVE knowledge of the time element involved in austenite transformation in a particular steel provides a sound basis for understanding and planning heat-treatment. Such knowledge is convenient
Jan 1, 1946
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Officers and Directors (0e06fe54-33ed-49ae-9809-ea2ee0c62a91)
PRESIDENTS L. D. RICKETTS, NEW YORK, N. Y. PAST PRESIDENTS BENJAMIN B. THAYER, NEW YORK, N. Y. WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS, NEW YORK, N. Y FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT SIDNEY J. JENNINGS, NEW YORK, N. Y. TR
Jan 1, 1917
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Officers & Directors
PRESIDENT BENJAMIN B. THAYER, NEW YORK, N. Y. PAST PRESIDENTS JAMES F. KEMP, NEW YORK, N. Y. CHARLES F. RAND, NEW YORK, N. Y. FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT SIDNEY J. JENNINGS, NEW YORK, N. Y. TREASURER
Jan 1, 1917
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Use of Partition (Tromp) Curves for Diagnosing Performance Problems in Operational Coal Cleaning Equipment
By Joseph W. Leonard
Partition (Tromp) curves, as used in diagnosing problems in coal cleaning equipment, are discussed and classified using five arbitrarily chosen types to represent, on a scale from one to five, system
Jan 1, 1982
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Processing- Equipment, Methods and Materials - Field Processing, Gathering and Transporting Sour Natural Gas at High Pressures from Pine Creek, Alberta
By H. W. Becker, C. C. Frye, A. V. Degau, A. Masuda
Natural gas containing 25.65 per cent hydrogen sulfide and 4.75 per cent carbon dioxicle is gathered frorn eight \veih arid tratzsporrcd 26 miles at a flow rate of 160 MMcf/D and at operating pressure
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Underground Mining and Rapid Excavation
By Thomas E. Howard
Recently, the mining community has begun to move toward a more prominent place in the structure of American society. Extensive press coverage of our energy problems during the past year or two has led
Jan 6, 1975
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Present Tendencies in Engineering Materials
By John A. Mathews
D R. CHARLES W. ELIOT, the great educator and philosopher-he of the five-foot book shelf-recently gave expression to a thought I had long been cherishing as a private opinion, when he said: "It is obv
Jan 1, 1926
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Discrimination in Applying Geophysics
By Sherwin F. Kelly
THE present lull in engineering activities presents an advantageous moment for inquiring into the position now occupied by geophysics in its various fields of application. The recent over-expansion in
Jan 1, 1931
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Electrostatic Concentration Or Separation Of Ores.
By Henry A. Wentworth
(New York Meeting, February, 1912.) ELECTROSTATIC separation of ores in its present form is generally known as the Huff' process from the name of Charley H. Huff, of Boston, Mass., through whose
Jun 1, 1912