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    The N'Kana Smelter - Latest Ideas of Copper Metallurgists Are Embodied in New Northern Rhodesian Plant

    By F. L. Bosqui, A. D. Wilkinson

    EVEN though the world has not been crying for more copper for the last three or four years there has been some important mill and smelter construction. Discovery and development of large new high-grad

    Jan 1, 1934

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    NEW Haven Paper - The Coal Production of the United States in 1874

    By Richard P. Rothwell

    In January last I published in the Engineering and Mining Journal a table giving, with a considerable degree of accuracy, the production of anthracite coal for the year 1874. At that time it mas impos

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    Economic Survey of Bituminous Coal

    By W. A. Forbes

    OUR present-day geological surveys show that 36 of our States are underlain with bituminous coal, covering a total area of 496,709 square miles. The North American continent possesses 69 per cent of t

    Jan 1, 1932

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    New York Paper - Oil Possibilities in Brazil

    By John C. Branner

    Five of the geologic horizons that yield oil in other parts of the world are represented in Brazil; namely, the Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian, Cretaceous, and Tertiary. Thus far, the first two have

    Jan 1, 1923

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    New York Paper - Oil Possibilities in Brazil

    By John C. Branner

    Five of the geologic horizons that yield oil in other parts of the world are represented in Brazil; namely, the Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian, Cretaceous, and Tertiary. Thus far, the first two have

    Jan 1, 1923

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    PART XI – November 1967 - Papers - On the Stress Dependence of High-Temperature Creep

    By Craig R. Barrett

    The influence of the stress dependence of the dislocation density on the overall stress dependence of The steady-state creep rate is discussed. Experimental measurements of dislocation densities and c

    Jan 1, 1968

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    Metallurgical Plant Design and Construction

    By M. R. HULL

    FOLLOWING the discovery of a body of ore that appears to have commercial possibilities there is a period of development work to determine its extent and grade and the most economical method of mining

    Jan 1, 1926

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    Reservoir Engineering – Laboratory Research - Oxidation of Crude Oil in Porous Media

    By H. J. Ramey, I. S. Bousaid

    Experimental results on the oxidation reaction kinetics in the forward combustion oil recovery process are presented. A total of 48 runs were made wherein a stationary thin layer of coked, unconsoli-d

    Jan 1, 1969

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    Copper as an Alloy in Iron and Steel ? Some Unique Advantages and Some Limitations

    By G. K. Manning, P. C. Rosenthal

    USE of copper as an intentionally added alloy in steel and cast iron has rapidly expanded with-in the last fifteen years. It is estimated that in 1931 not more than 2000 tons of copper were so used; b

    Jan 1, 1945

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    Braden Copper Company Caletones Smelter

    By Mazany, M. S.

    THE Caletones copper smelter of the Braden Copper Co. is in the " Teniente" mining district about SO km. (49.7 mi.) southeast of Santiago, Chile. From the seaports of San Antonio and Tralparaiso, the

    Jan 1, 1925

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    Papers - - Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Utah 1935

    By E. W. Henderson

    Development work in the state of Utah in 1935 consisted of additional work done on wildcat tests started in previous years and on a number of new wildcat tests started during the year. No effort was m

    Jan 1, 1936

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    Papers - - Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Utah 1935

    By E. W. Henderson

    Development work in the state of Utah in 1935 consisted of additional work done on wildcat tests started in previous years and on a number of new wildcat tests started during the year. No effort was m

    Jan 1, 1936

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    Membership (110f1dd9-1c31-491f-8ce6-2f4251e6aff5)

    NEW- MEMBERS The following list comprises the names of those persons who became members during the period Feb. 10, 1917 to Mar. 10, 1917. ANDERSON, .LAWRENCE W., Min. Engr., Boston Mine, Utah Copp

    Jan 4, 1917

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    Thermal And Microscopical Examination Of Professor Howe's Standard Commercial Steels.*

    By G. K. Burgess

    (New York Meeting, October, 1913.) 1. COOLING AND HEATING CURVES BY G. V. BURGESS AND J. J. CROWE. § 22. THE results published in Professor Howe's paper 10 of our determinations on the Ac3 an

    Jan 6, 1913

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    Eastern Magnetite - Shipping Product Drops 10 Per Cent Owing to Lack of Experienced Miners

    By J. R. Linney

    THE Eastern Magnetite Industry produced approximately 7,850,000 long tons of crude ore in 1945 from which was obtained approximately 3,650,000 long tons of shipping product or a ratio of 2.10 to 1. La

    Jan 1, 1946

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    Philadelphia, Pa. Paper - Quicksilver Reduction at New Almaden

    By Samuel B. Christy

    As is well known, the ore at New Almaden is cinnabar. Native quicksilver occurs also; but, as a rule, in small quantities only. Pyrite occasionally accompanies the ore. Bitumen is quite common,

    Jan 1, 1885

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    Chicago Paper - Electrolytic Zinc (with Discussion)

    By C. A. Hansen

    The furnace used for experimental work is shown in Fig. 1. One fireclay sagger, or pot, was set within another and the space between the two filled with Silox heat insulation. The hearth is a cast-iro

    Jan 1, 1921

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    Atlanta, Ga Paper - Discussion of Mr. Henrich's paper on a Water-Cooling Apparatus (see p. 43)

    William Clinton Brown, Brooklyn, N. Y.: The demand for an apparatus for cooling water for condensers, refrigeratingmachinery and air-compressors, as well as water-jacketed furnaces, has led manufactur

    Jan 1, 1896

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    1978 Annual Review: Mineral Processing-Technology Battles Escalating Costs

    Escalating energy costs and tough environmental standards were two major factors affecting the minerals processing area in 1978 For the most part, new startups and research and development initiatives

    Jan 5, 1979

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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