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Production Engineering - Effect of Acid Treatment upon Ultimate Recovery of Oil from Some Limestone Fields of Kansas. AbstractBy R. E. Heithecker
Almost every oil well drilled into limestone formations in Kansas is treated with hydrochloric (muriatic) acid upon completion: to increase potential capacity of well and thereby increase its "daily a
Jan 1, 1939
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Testing Artillery Cartridge CasesBy J. Burns Read
IT IS the purpose of this paper to summarize, as far as possible, the metallurgical information and experience gained by the Ordnance Department, during the War, in the manufacture of artillery cartri
Jan 4, 1922
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New York Paper - Effect on Steel of Variations in Rate of Cooling in Ingot Molds (with Discussion)By William J. Priestley
Much time has been devoted, by metallurgists, to the study of steel after solidification and remarkable strides have been made in the heat treatment of steel, but less knowledge is available of the th
Jan 1, 1924
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Reservoir Engineering-Laboratory Research - The Effects of Gravity Segregation in Laboratory Studies of Miscible Displacement in Vertical Unconsolidated Porous MediaBy W. E. Howlett, R. L. Slobod
Jan 1, 1965
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Technical Papers and Notes - Institute of Metals Division - Information on "Nuclei" for Secondary Recrystallization in Si-FeBy C. G. Dunn, P. K. Koh
Microstructure, magnetic torque, and texture data before and after grain growth were obtained on two 3.25 pet Si-Fe specimens having initially the same cold-rolled textures and the same primary recrys
Jan 1, 1959
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Institute of Metals Division - Phase Transformations In Titanium-Rich Alloys of Nickel and TitaniumBy J. Gordon Parr, D. H. Polonis
The formation and subsequent decomposition of metastable phases in Ti-Ni alloys containing up to 11 pet (atomic) Ni have been studied. The decomposition of a completely retained ß phase and of a compl
Jan 1, 1957
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The Wilfley Table, IIBy ROBERT R. RICHARDS
My. first paper, read at the Cobalt Meeting of the Institute,1 July, 1907, dealt with the behavior of a small Wilfley table when concentrating galena from quartz, the table being fed with natural prod
Sep 1, 1908
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Alaska Mining's Chilly Future in the Land of the Midnight SunBy Russell A. Carter
Alaska is a land of immense proportions and resources. Its very name, derived from an Aleut term, means "The Great Land." Yet, in a state slightly larger than Texas, California, and Montana combined,
Jan 11, 1976
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Magnesium-Its Sources, Methods of Reduction, and Commercial ApplicationBy Paul D. V. Manning
MAGNESIUM is an exceedingly strategic material but the importance of its production at the time this war started was not realized. Our Government then suddenly became much alive to the need of a treme
Jan 1, 1943
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Papers - - Research - Extending the Application of Electric Analogy in Oil-reservoir Studies (TP 2125, Petr. Tech., Jan. 1947, with discussion)By Henry Schaefer
Solution by electric analogy of performance problems of reservoirs containing oil and gas has heretofore depended upon a process of successive approximations based on material-balance calculations, be
Jan 1, 1947
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Papers - - Research - Extending the Application of Electric Analogy in Oil-reservoir Studies (TP 2125, Petr. Tech., Jan. 1947, with discussion)By Henry Schaefer
Solution by electric analogy of performance problems of reservoirs containing oil and gas has heretofore depended upon a process of successive approximations based on material-balance calculations, be
Jan 1, 1947
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olume 240 - Reservoir Engineering - General - Application of Buckley-Leverett Displacement Theory to Noncommunicating Layered SystemsBy R. W. Snyder, H. J. Ramey
This paper presents the results of applying the Buckley-Leverett' displacement theory to petroleum reservoirs consisting of a finite number of layers. The layers are assumed to communicate only i
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Mining Engineering's Annual Review 1975 - CoalCoal - Surface Mining Coal Preparation Coal Utilization Research and Development Health and Safety
Jan 3, 1976
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Today's Uranium Milling CostsBy Robert B. Coleman
The recent surge in demand for uranium in the US, accompanied by a significant increase in price, has stimulated the search for and development of lower grade ore bodies. At the mill, this translates
Jan 10, 1978
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Lead-Its Demand and FutureBy W. J. O'CONNOR
THE production of lead in the United States for the period from 1720 to 1912 was 10,432,668 tons valued at $924,600,000. The average price during this period was 4.4c. a pound, although lead sold at t
Jan 1, 1926
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Improving the Factor of Economy in Mine RopesBy H. S. COOLEY
TO talk about a "factor of economy" in connection with the wire ropes used in mining practice may be coining a new phrase. If such be the case it needs no other apology than that economy in wire rope
Jan 1, 1930
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Effect of Temperature on the Gel Strength of Some Gulf Coast Drilling MudsBy B. I. Routh
A STUDY of the effects of temperature on the gel strength of drilling muds is a natural outgrowth of the present era of deep drilling. The control of the gel solids' is now considered important b
Jan 1, 1938
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Producing-Equipment, Methods and Materials - Control and Prevention of Inter-Zonal FlowBy W. G. Bearden, G. C. Howard, J. W. Spurlock
An investigation of the factors af-fec.ting the inter-zonal flow of fluids in the casing-wellbore annrc1rt.s of an oil or gas ivell is presented Laborntory tests revealed that failure of the caring-ce
Jan 1, 1966
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Pittsburg Paper - The Girod Electric Furnace, and the French Works Using the Paul Girod Steel-ProcessBy Wilhelm Borchers
In all special branches of the chemical and metallurgical industries, in which large electric furnaces became necessary for carrying out new processes or for the improvement of old ones, the developme
Jan 1, 1911
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Production - Domestic - Texas - Oil and Gas Production on the Texas Gulf Coast during 1936By W. V. Vietti, E. P. Hayes
OpeRations on the Texas Gulf Coast during 1936 increased materially over 1935. A number of new fields were discovered and a few of the older fields were extended, both by the discovery of deeper pay s
Jan 1, 1937