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    Sanitary Protection at Mining Camps

    By E. B. BESSELIEVRE

    THE great work of Gorgas in stamping out yellow fever in Panama during the construction of the Canal was one of the chief factors contributing to the ultimate accomplishment of the task, two previous

    Jan 1, 1930

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    Current Problems In Beneficiation Of Kaolin Clay (Chapter 9)

    By J. D. Miller

    The authors have summarized the state-of-the-art in the kaolin clay industry very well. In some instances the problems which they have identified are common to all fine particle separations and in oth

    Jan 1, 1979

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    The Use Of Electrode Spacing In Well Logging

    By Richard H. Zinszer

    APPLICATION of electric logs has been used in correlation of subsurface structure to determine the size and shape of the oil reservoir. [ ] Such a knowledge is hardly complete until saturation and p

    Jan 1, 1944

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    Luther, Körner, Humboldt, And Swedenborg.

    By R. W. Raymond

    FOUR portraits have recently been hung in the rooms of the Institute, in recognition of four illustrious men with whom we, as mining engineers and metallurgists, may claim fellowship. LUTHER. Martin

    Nov 1, 1908

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    Digest Of Reports On Technology - Plasticity Theory Applied To Rock Movement In Ore Passes

    By E. P. Pfleider, W. G. Pariseau

    Even as the rational selection of excavation equipment requires a matching of machine performance capabilities to rock response characteristics, the functional features of transportation systems must

    Jan 6, 1968

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    The Exciting Challenges In Mining

    By Plato Malozemoff

    Our young, technically oriented people today are entranced by the space program, by physics that unlocks the secrets of nature, by electronics, and by other new technologies. The mining industry seems

    Jan 6, 1968

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    Directory of Mineral Technology Schools of the United States and Canada

    By AIME AIME

    The name and address of the school are given first, followed by the length of the regular undergraduate curriculum, the degree granted, types of courses giben, and the name of the man in charge. This

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Corrective and Protective Eye Goggles for Miners

    By Eugene McAuliffe

    NO physical impairment can be more serious than the partial or complete loss of sight. With reasonably good eyesight, a person is equipped to care for life and I limb, provided a rational measure of t

    Jan 1, 1934

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    What Has Made Possible the 15,000-ft. Oil Well?

    By W. A. Eardley

    FIFTEEN years ago the world's deepest oil well penetrated the earth about 7300 ft. That depth has now been more than doubled. Why has such deep drilling become necessary and how has it become pos

    Jan 1, 1940

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    Natural Gas Technology - Gas Well Testing in a Fractured Carbonate Reservoir

    By R. J. Burgess, A. R. Ramey, A. R. Adams

    During interpretation of pressure buildup tests on gas wells in a tight dolomite gas reservoir, peculiar behavior was noticed. Two straight lines were apparent. Effective permeability to gas taken

    Jan 1, 1969

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    Extractive Metallurgy Division - Recovery of Zinc by the Dithionate Sulphur-dioxide Leaching Process.

    By A. E. Back, S. F. Ravitz

    When manganese ores are leached with sulphur dioxide, a large part of any zinc in the ore usually is extracted with the manganese.1 In the dithionate process,2,3 in which the manganese ore is leached

    Jan 1, 1950

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    PART XI – November 1967 - Papers - Dilation of Alpha Iron by Carbon

    By E. J. Fasiska, H. Wagenblast

    The dilalion of a ivon by interslilial carbon was measured by two independent techniques —dilatometric mesurements at 719 c and X-ray measurments of the urlil cell parameters a1 room temperature after

    Jan 1, 1968

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    Necrology, April 22, 1942

    The following list contains the names of members of whose deaths notices have been printed in MINING AND METALLURGY during the year ending April 1, 1939. Biographical sketches published in MINING AND

    Jan 1, 1942

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    Necrology, April 5, 1944

    The following list contains the names of members of whose deaths notices have been printed in MINING AND METALLURGY during the year ending April 1, 1939. Biographical sketches published in MINING AND

    Jan 1, 1944

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    Necrology, April 9, 1943

    The following list contains the names of members of whose deaths notices have been printed in MINING AND METALLURGY during the year ending April 1, 1939. Biographical sketches published in MINING AND

    Jan 1, 1943

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    Mines and Unemployment

    By JESSE L. MAURY

    ONE OF the most hopeful features of the current depression is the discussion which it has en- gendered of ways and means to counteract similar recurrences in the future. 1t is widely recognized that f

    Jan 1, 1931

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    Aerial Photographic Contour Maps for Strip Mines

    By R. H. Swallow, George Hess

    Aerial photography was once a crude, uncertain tool. Today it is a precision mapping instrument which saves important time and money for strip mining and other industry. Aerial photography began in t

    Jan 1, 1949

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    Past and Future Education of Engineers

    By C. E. MacQuigg

    BY and large the education of the engineer has been conservative and the reasons for this are obvious. Quite properly it has been a tradition of engineering education that facts and not fancies must b

    Jan 1, 1943

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    Necrology, April 1, 1939

    The following list contains the names of members of whose deaths notices have been printed in MINING AND METALLURGY during the year ending April 1, 1939. Biographical sketches published in MINING AND

    Jan 1, 1939