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Field Trips Sandwiched Into a Three-Day Meeting of Nonmetallics Division at Wilmington
By AIME AIME
A FALL meeting that should have repercussions both in the "Transactions" and MINING AND METALLURGY was that of the Industrial Minerals Division (Nonmetallics) at Wilmington, Oct. 21-23; headquarters,
Jan 1, 1943
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Southern California Holds Separate Petroleum Meeting
By AIME AIME
AN enthusiastic crowd, cheerfully confident that the upturn in the oil industry has arrived, gathered in Los Angeles on Sept. 29 for a Petroleum Division meeting arranged by the Southern California Se
Jan 1, 1933
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Institute of Metals Active
By AIME AIME
THE Tuesday afternoon session", H. A. Bedworth chairman and T. S. Fuller, vice-chairman, was opened with D. J. McAdam, Jr.'s paper entitled "The Influence of Cyclic Stress on Corrosion." This pap
Jan 1, 1930
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California Paper - American Transcontinental Lines (Discussion, 1047)
By James Douglas
This sketch of the history, geography and topography of the American transcontinental railways is based upon a paper read many years ago by the author before the American Geographical Society, and now
Jan 1, 1900
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Humphreys Spiral Concentration On Mesabi Range Ores
By Whitman E. Brown
The installation in 1948 of a Humphrey spiral concentrator section at the Hill-Trumbull plant of The Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. is the latest commercial method on the Mesabi Range being used for the re
Jan 1, 1949
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Alphabetical List Of Members
[A Aall, Christian H., M49 D Mgr, American Metal Climax, Inc., 61 Broadway, New York 6, N.Y. Aaroe, S. L., A54 B Sales Mgr, The W. S. Tyler Co. of Can. Ltd., St. Catharines, Ont., Canada
Jan 1, 1961
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Industrial Morale and Employees' Magazines
By Daniel Bloomfield
ONE of the major problems of management is how to restore in some measure the personal relation-ship between employer and employed which, in the days of small concerns, meant better morale among emplo
Jan 9, 1922
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Pipelining - Equipment, Methods and Materials - Fluid Mechanics Research and Engineering Application in Non-Newtonian Fluid Systems
By L. L. Melton, W. T. Malone
Fluid mechanics research conducted with non-Newtonian fluid systems now permits prediction of the behavior of these fluid systems in both laminar and turbulent modes of flow through circular pipes. Pr
Jan 1, 1965
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Technology Displaces Economics at Dallas Petroleum Meeting
By AIME AIME
PETROLEUM technology was the sole subject of discussion at the meeting of the Petroleum Division at the Baker Hotel, Dallas, Texas, Oct. 6-7, except for the brief talks by President Becket and Secreta
Jan 1, 1933
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Phenomenal Accomplishments Mark First Year of Safety Work in a Philippine Mining Area
By P. K. STRONG
AS an evidence of the fact that mines safety is not being neglected even in the remote district of the Philippines, a short account is appended of the organization and activities of the Mambulao-Parac
Jan 1, 1941
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Coal - Moss No. 3 Mine: The Materials Handling Aspects
By F. M. Morris
A large reserve of thick coal in southwest Virginia was developed by Clinch-field Coal Co. in 1957-1958 to produce a nominal rate of 1500 tph raw coal. Operation features coal cleaning in transit. Ref
Jan 1, 1961
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Status of Air-conditioning and Its Potential Effect on the Mining Industries
By HERBERT G. MOULTON
FROM prehistoric times to our own day man has struggled against extremes of climate. Human life, originating in semi-tropical or temperate areas, was unable to progress into the northern latitudes unt
Jan 1, 1933
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A Study of the Heat Treatment, Microstructure and Hardness of 60 :40 Brass
By Frances Hurd
WHEN 60:40 brass is heated to 825° C., given a drastic quench to obtain the beta solid solution, and reheated, various changes take place in the structure. Reheating at 200' C. causes a fine, gra
Jan 1, 1927
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Alluvial Tin Mining In Malaya
By A. D. Hughes
A relatively small area in Malaya, about 200 miles long by 40 miles wide, is the most important source of tin in the world. Some tin is recovered in other parts of the peninsula. Of the tin mined, 98
Jan 1, 1949
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The Josephtown Electrothermic Zinc Smelter - Progressive Plant Expansion Increases Zinc and Zinc Product Supply
By H. K. Najarian
AT Josephtown, Pa., on the south hank of the Ohio River about thirty miles northwest of Pittsburgh, is the Josephtown electrothermic zinc smelter, which operates as a custom smelter receiving both dom
Jan 1, 1947
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60. Copper-Molybdenum Mineralization at Mineral Park, Mohave County, Arizona
By D. M. Clippinger, J. J. Eidel, J. E. Frost
At Ithaca Peak, one of three peaks situated on Duval Corporation's Mineral Park property, a 'Single pulse of quartz monzonite magma intruded the isoclinally folded Precambrian Cerbat complex consistin
Jan 1, 1968
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The Constitution of Ferro-Cuprous Sulphides
By W. S. CAYPLESS, H. O. Hofman, E. E. HARRINGTON
1. INTRODUCTION. AT the Lake Superior meeting, September, 1904, Messrs. A. Gibb and R. C. Philp presented a paper entitled " The Constitution of Mattes Produced in Copper Smelting,)' in which th
Jan 1, 1907
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The Separation Of Gases From Molten Metals
By Albert J. Phillips
IT is a privilege and a pleasure to deliver this, the Twenty-sixth Annual Institute of Metals Division Lecture. Eleven years ago C. A. Edwards addressed this audience on the subject "Gases in Metals."
Jan 1, 1947
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Discussion of Mr. Rothwell's paper on Correspondence-Schools (see p. 338)
H. H. Stoek, Scranton, Pa. (communication to the Secretary): Mr. Rothwell's condemnation of my paper on the International Correspondence Schools as not giving an impartial view of the whole field
Jan 1, 1900
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Index (77d23c49-8533-4158-914d-e91f5000a6d0)
Jan 1, 1957