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  • AIME
    Introduction To Seminar - Review Of Literature On Pressing Of Metal Powders

    By Richard Paul Seelig

    THE following review covers published information on pressing of metal powders at room temperature. Only those operations are considered which occur between the time the powder is filled into the cavi

    Jan 1, 1947

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    New York Paper - Austenite and Austenitic Steels

    By John A. Mathews

    It is a great honor to be asked by the Board of Directors of this Institute to deliver the Henry Marion Howe lecture. The invitation carries with it a great responsibility, which I accept with conside

    Jan 1, 1925

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    Report Of Committee On Uniform Mining Laws For Prevention Of Mine Accidents.

    By AIME AIME

    TO THE AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OE MINING ENGINEERS. MINING AND METALLURGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA. The committee that makes this report was appointed at the meeting of the Americ

    Jan 10, 1910

  • AIME
    Minerals Beneficiation - Belt Conveyor Power Studies

    By A. W. Asman

    The problem of balanced design in a belt conveyor has been under constant study. Increased use of this method of transport in recent years has stimulated investigations. Conveyor belt, power transmiss

    Jan 1, 1961

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    Part VI – June 1968 - Papers - An Electron Microscope Investigation of Explosion-Bonded Metals

    By Lucien F. Trueb

    The microstructure of explosion-bonded pairs of similar and dissimilar metals has been investigated by electron microscopy. A review of the specific problems encountered and the methods used for obtai

    Jan 1, 1969

  • AIME
    Forthcoming Meetings Of Societies

    Organization Place Date 1917 American Electro-Chemical Society Detroit; Mich. May 2-5 American Waterworks Association Richmond, Va. May 7-11 American Institute of Electrical Engineers New York Cit

    Jan 5, 1917

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    Iron and Steel. Institute of Metals Meeting

    By AIME AIME

    T HE Institute of Metals Division and the Iron and Steel Division will meet jointly at the Stevens Hotel, Chicago, during the week of the American Metals Congress, Sept. 22-26. The Iron and Steel Di-

    Jan 1, 1930

  • AIME
    Notes on Ruff's Carbon-Iron Equilibrium Diagram.

    By J. E. Johnson

    Discussion of the paper of Prof. Henry M. Howe, presented in abstract by Bradley Stoughton at the Cleveland meeting, October, 1912, and printed in Bulletin No. 71, November, 1912, pp. 1181 to 1227. J

    Dec 1, 1912

  • AIME
    Bougainville's EDP Techniques Up Mine Productivity, Simplify Planning

    By H. David Swain

    On Bougainville Island in Papua New Guinea, Bougainville Copper Ltd. (BCL) has successfully applied electronic data processing (EDP) techniques to pit operations and mine planning. Though the EDP prog

    Jan 3, 1979

  • AIME
    Technical Notes - Availability of Cesium for Ion Rockets (Mining Engineering May 1960, pg 482)

    By R. Greenwood

    The advent of the space age and its promise of interplanetary flight has prompted new ideas for propulsion systems that will allow maximum energy with minimum fuel weight. The use of cesium as the sou

    Jan 1, 1961

  • AIME
    The Solidus Line in the Lead-antimony System (37a9a925-b8c9-4c5d-b597-a2a45b70f698)

    By Schumacher, Earle E.

    THE solidus line above the solid solution field in the lead-antimony system was originally determined by Dean and his associates1 from heating curves. They did not regard this line as having been accu

    Jan 1, 1927

  • AIME
    New York Paper - The Constitutiou of Ferro-Cuprous Sulphides

    By H. O. Hofman

    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 they concluded that

    Jan 1, 1908

  • AIME
    New York Paper - The Gay-Lussac Method of Silver Determination

    By Frederic P. Dewey

    This old and well-known method of determining silver is, in bullion work, so far superior to the furnace-assay that it is looked upon with reverential awe by many, if not by most, users, and its ease

    Jan 1, 1914

  • AIME
    Airplanes Solve Alaskan Mining Problems

    By CLARENCE WM. POY

    THE most common difficulty faced by an engineer or mine operator when opening a new property in a new field is the lack of roads and of cheap transportation. This one item often swings the balance of

    Jan 1, 1935

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    Forthcoming Meetings Of Societies (f32eb768-261f-4f69-aadb-44087505a3ce)

    Organization Place Date 1919 National Drainage Congress St. Louis, Mo. Nov. 11-13 American Mining Congress St. Louis, Mo. Nov. 1.7-21 Canadian Mining Institute Vancouver, B. C. Nov.. 26-28 America

    Jan 11, 1919

  • AIME
    Helium and Helium Filled Airships

    By AIME AIME

    TRANSFER to the Bureau of Mines of the responsibility for conservation and production of helium, and announcement that a proposal has been made to the President for commercial operation of the Los Ang

    Jan 1, 1925

  • AIME
    Dr. Leith on Ore Origin

    By AIME AIME

    AT the annual .meeting of the Minnesota Section in December, Dr. Leith characterized as a question still open the exact method of origin of Lake Superior iron ores and emphasized it as an important pr

    Jan 1, 1932

  • AIME
    Solving Some of Flotation's Problems

    By AIME AIME

    L H. DUSCHAK gave an interesting talk at a recent meeting of the. San Francisco Section, based -011 experimental work with a variety of ores at the laborator of the Treadwell-Yukon Co., in Berkeley, C

    Jan 1, 1932

  • AIME
    Remarks on the Precipitation of Gold in a Reverberatory Hearth

    By R. W. Raymond

    WISH to call the attention of the Institute to a curious subject, brought to my notice last summer by Mr. Begger, the accomplished metallurgist of the smelting-works of the Boston and Colorado Company

    Jan 1, 1873

  • AIME
    Pittsburgh Paper - Remarks on the Precipitation of Gold in a Reverberatory Hearth

    By R. W. Raymond

    I wish to call the attention of the Institute to a curious subject, brought to my notice last summer by Mr. Begger, the accomplished metallurgist of the smelting-works of the Boston and Colorado Compa