Search Documents

Search Again

Search Again

Refine Search

Publication Date
Clear

Refine Search

Publication Date
Clear
Organization
Organization
  • AIME
    Uses of Silver in Wartime

    By J. L. Christie, R. H. Leach

    SO much has been written recently about the use of silver to replace scarce metals that certain facts about silver and its uses should be of interest. Figures for the production and use of silver, ta

    Jan 1, 1942

  • AIME
    Nickel Resources, Production and Utilization

    By E. S. Moore

    ALTHOUGH nickel was in use in alloys long before the Christian era, the metal was not discovered until 1751, when Cronstedt recognized it in niccolite from Sweden. The Chinese apparently used a nickel

    Jan 1, 1932

  • AIME
    Mining Geology - Nickel Resources, Production and Utilization

    By E. S. Moore

    Although nickel was in use in alloys long before the Christian era, the metal was not discovered until 1751, when Cronstedt recognized it in niccolite from Sweden. The Chinese apparently used a nickel

    Jan 1, 1932

  • AIME
    Forthcoming Meetings Of Societies (d2604bb6-453d-4fc4-a8a8-bd5598e33581)

    Organization Place Date 1918 American Society of Mechanical Engineers...:.. Worcester, Mass. June 4-7 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Berlin, N. H. June 19-22 American Concrete Institute A

    Jan 6, 1918

  • AIME
    Institute of Metals Division - The Effect of Solute on the Mechanism of Grain Growth

    By W. C. Winegard, A. Galibois, C. J. Beingessner

    The effects of solutes on the distribution of two-dimensional configurations of grains in zone-refined tin have been studied. When solutes with partition coefficients (ko) greater than unity are added

    Jan 1, 1965

  • AIME
    Reservoir Engineering - General - Permeability of Idealized Fractured Rock

    By R. W. Parsons

    The over-all apparent single-phase permeability of fracture-rock systems was studied using two different two-dimensional models. In a strict sense the results are applicable only to these models, yet

    Jan 1, 1967

  • AIME
    Chicago the Mecca for Engineers, June 26-30

    By AIME AIME

    PLANS are now well advanced for the joint meeting of the Institute and over a dozen other engineering societies in Chicago during the week beginning June 26: Engineers' Week at A Century of Progr

    Jan 1, 1933

  • AIME
    Proceedings of the Ninety-Sixth Meeting , New Haven, Conn., February, 1909

    By AIME AIME

    The first session, held Tuesday evening, February 23, in North Sheffield Hall, was called to order by Louis V. Pirsson, Chairman of the Local Committee, who introduced Prof. Russell H. Chittenden, Dea

    Apr 1, 1909

  • AIME
    Forthcoming Meetings Of Societies (bba576cd-9264-4d41-b56f-8aec3fad7eb3)

    Organization Place Date 1917 American Institute of Architects Philadelphia,.,; Pa. Dec. 26-29 American Society of Mechanical Engineers New York City. Dec. 26-29 American Mining Congress State Chap

    Jan 11, 1917

  • AIME
    Geology - An Eltran Electrode Configuration as Applied to Electrical Resistivity Exploration

    By F. A. Seward

    A1though the expanding Eltran1 configuration has been used in induced polarization exploration for several years, there has been little application of this method to straight resistivity problems. A c

    Jan 1, 1963

  • AIME
    Technical Papers and Notes - Institute of Metals Division - Formation of A Ni-Ge Phase in Molten Lead

    By M. E. Steidlitz

    FABRICATION of semiconductor devices.requires the formation of electrical contacts, often involving the use of lead, tin, and lead-tin solders. In several recent instances when germanium had been bond

    Jan 1, 1959

  • AIME
    The Function of Alumina in Slags

    By Carl Heinrich

    I HAVE read with particular interest that portion of the discussion by Anton Eilers referring to the high-lime (and also high-alumina) slags made by August Raht in 1881, while smelting the Horn Silver

    Jan 10, 1916

  • AIME
    Mining - Mechanics of Rock Slopes

    By D. H. Trollope

    In engineering in general, close agreement between theoretical predictions and structural performance is rare—this is particularly true in rock slopes. Since the complexity of natural arrangements mak

    Jan 1, 1961

  • AIME
    Copper Mining and Prospecting in Northern Rhodesia, Africa

    By H. G. HYMER

    B ECAUSE of its remote geographical position and inaccessibility, little is generally known of the mining and prospecting in Northern Rhodesia. In this rather new and promising region, the development

    Jan 1, 1929

  • AIME
    Troy Paper - Smelting Notes from Chihuahua, Mexico

    By W. Lawrence Austin

    Jan 1, 1884

  • AIME
    Beer Cans - A New Use for Tin and Steel

    By M. W. BERNEWITZ

    ALL live producers and manufacturers of metals and alloys are investigating new uses for their products. The tin and tin-plate industry is no exception. One-third of all the new tin mined and refined

    Jan 1, 1935

  • AIME
    Use of Coal in Zinc Production

    By W. M. Peirce

    COAL'S importance in the metallurgy of zinc may be gauged by the fact that approximately a million and a half tons is so employed annually in the United States. This brief paper will show in what

    Jan 1, 1948

  • AIME
    Washington Survey - The Productivity Dilemma

    By Freeman Bishop

    More than a few discussions are taking place these days among management economists seeking a way out of the dilemma of lower productivity vs. higher labor costs. Most suggestions would be illegal und

    Jan 1, 1971

  • AIME
    Pertinent Oil and Gas Legislation of 1935

    By Eugene A. Stephenson

    THE year 1935 is noteworthy for the superior legislative measures passed by several states. Sincere efforts have been made to establish equity between the various producing tracts in oil and gas field

    Jan 1, 1935

  • AIME
    Discussions - Of Mr. Woo's Paper on Silver-Mining and Smelting in Mongolia (see p. 755)

    MR. Woo's succinct description of the mining and smelting of silver-lead in Mongolia, with the roasting-and-reduction process and cupellation, has much interest as a picture of methods that not o

    Jan 1, 1903