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Technical Papers and Discussions - Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys - A Process of Augmenting Cold-drawability of the Magnesium +1.5 Percent Manganese Alloy (Metals Tech., April 1947, T. P. 2149, with discussion)
By William E. Shaw, Louis A. Carapella
Magnesium and its alloys have long been characterized as possessing limited capacity for mechanical forming at atmospheric temperatures prior to rupturing despite their outstanding performances in thi
Jan 1, 1947
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Extractive Metallurgy Division - Continuous Tapping of a Lead Blast Furnace
By J. R. Stone, J. T. Roy
ASARC09s continuous tapper for lead blast furnace is described. Its use throughout the company's plants has resulted in higher production rates, lower labor costs, and better working conditions.
Jan 1, 1963
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Underground Plants for Storage, Fabrication, and Assembly - Underground Plants Will Provide Protection for Storage, Fabrication, and Assembly
By Sheldon P. Wirnpfen
AN extensive study of German underground manufacturing experience is being undertaken by the Air Materiel Command. Headquarters officials consider completely underground facilities one of the most eff
Jan 1, 1947
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Institute of Metals Division - Relationship Between the Mu Phase and the Sigma Phase in the Mo-Mn-Co System
By B. N. Das, P. A. Beck
THE o phases have a complex tetragonal structure with Lo/ao = 0.52 and 30 atoms per unit cell.1 A large number of such phases are now known to occur in various binary systems of the transition elemen
Jan 1, 1961
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Use Classification of Coal for Stationary Steam Generation
By Thomas Harris
This paper. was written in conjunction with the work being undertaken by the Technical Committees on Classification of Coal, and an effort has been made to compile information relative to the use of c
Jan 1, 1933
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Petroleum Facts and Fancies
By F. G. Clapp
IT is to be hoped that no casual reader will erroneously refer to the latest publication' of the Division of Public Relations of the American Petroleum Institute, as being "Petroleum Facts and Fa
Jan 1, 1929
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Virginia Beach Paper - Discussion of Prof. Richards's paper on close sizing before jigging (see p. 409)
Henry LOUIS, London, England (communication to the Secretary) : Prof. Richards's paper has impressed me as highly valuable. Without entering upon any discussion of it as careful and thorough as i
Jan 1, 1895
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Papers - - Produciton - Domestic- Development and Production in the East Texas District
By A. R. Denison
The area discussed in this report comprises a group of 38 counties lying in the northeast corner of Texas. It covers all, and extends beyond, the borders of what is commonly described as the East Texa
Jan 1, 1935
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Tarnish Films on Copper
By J. B. Dyess
TARNISH films on some of the common metals (particularly on copper and silver) have been of much scientific and commercial concern for a long time, but before the development of the electrical method1
Jan 1, 1939
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Institute of Metals Division - [ A =]?ß Transformation in Titanium (TN)
THE transformation, in a sample of levitation melted iodide titanium, has been studied with a Leitz hot-stage microscope. The specimen was etched in HF:HNO3: glycerine, (1:1:2) giving a structure s
Jan 1, 1960
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Biographical Notice Of William Phipps Blake.
By Rossiter W. Raymond
(Canal Zone Meeting, November, 1910.) THE death of Professor Blake removes the oldest of American economic geologists and mining engineers, and deprives this Institute of one of its, earliest and mos
Sep 1, 1910
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Maintenance - Key To Effective Operation – Equipment Scheduling
In any earth-moving operation, more profit may be earned or lost by equipment scheduling than by any other single facet of the project. Many now-defunct earth movers would have survived the cost-profi
Jan 10, 1967
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Growing Use of Flotation for Nonmetallic Minerals
By Oliver Bololes
UNDER the able leadership of Samuel H. Dolbear, the Committee on Nonmetallic Minerals furnished a program of sixteen papers comprising three sessions. An outstanding accomplishment in technology prese
Jan 1, 1935
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PART VI - Staff of AIME March 1966
Jan 1, 1967
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Jan 1, 1960