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How the Products are Sold
By G. H. LeFevre
THE Metal Sales Department, with offices in New York, is responsible for the sale of the Company's products, with the exception of gold and coal. At present the department handles the sales of le
Jan 1, 1948
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Thursday Morning Session, April 25, 1940 - Minutes
By Open-Hearth Steel
We have a very high-powered organization up here this morning, headed by Kenneth C. McCutcheon, general superintendent of the Ashland Division of the American Rolling Mill Company, and L. A. Lambing,
Jan 1, 1940
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Part VIII - The Yield-Point Phenomenon in Strain-Aged Martensite
By N. N. Breyer
A specially built "hard" tensile machine with characteristics permitting the precise detertnination of the drop of the load at the yield point has been used to study the magnitude of the yield-point p
Jan 1, 1967
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A Method for Distinguishing Sulphides from Oxides in the Metallography of Steel
By George Comstock
IT seems a common opinion among metallographists that all light-gray inclusions seen with the microscope in polished sections of steel are manganese sulphide. Examples of this belief are continually a
Jan 12, 1916
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Charcoal Blast-furnace practice in Mysore
By B. VISWANATH
T HE Mysore iron works, at Bhadravati, about 2000 ft. above sea level in the Shimoga district of Mysore, British India, is served by a meter gage branch line of the Mysore State Railways. The works wh
Jan 1, 1930
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Papers - Studies of Hadfield's Manganese Steel with the High-power Microscope (Howe Memorial Lecture)
By John Howe Hall
One's first thought, upon being chosen to deliver the Henry Mario Howe lecture, is of pride at being selected for this post of honor, but ther succeeds immediately a deep sense of the Obligation
Jan 1, 1929
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Review of the Coal Industry, 1931
By Howard N. Eavenson
DURING the past year, as in the preceding ones, prices continued to fall, production to decrease, and more mines were closed. Much attention is being given by the industry to suggested plans for bette
Jan 1, 1932
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Papers - Preparation - Increasing the Value of Coal Silts by Pelletization (T.P. 2429, Coal Tech., Aug. 1948, with discussion)
By C. C. Wright, R. J. Day
Although data on the exact tonnage of recoverable coal silt are not known, the quantity produced in 1943 was estimated to be over five million tons for the anthracite region of Pennsylvania alone. Sin
Jan 1, 1949
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Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in South Texas during 1941
By James J. Halbouty, Michel T. Halbouty
Drilling activity in the South Texas area, which includes the South Corpus Christi and Laredo districts, showed a marked decline during 1941 from that of the preceding year. The rate of new discoverie
Jan 1, 1942
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Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in South Texas during 1941
By James J. Halbouty, Michel T. Halbouty
Drilling activity in the South Texas area, which includes the South Corpus Christi and Laredo districts, showed a marked decline during 1941 from that of the preceding year. The rate of new discoverie
Jan 1, 1942
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Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Production in the Texas Gulf Coast during 1942
By W. H. Hough, P. B. Leavenworth
Development during 1942 led to the discovery of 26 new fields in the Texas Gulf Coast, as compared with 27 during 1941. Of these, 19 are classed as oil fields, 4 distillate fields, and 3 gas fields. P
Jan 1, 1943
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Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Production in the Texas Gulf Coast during 1942
By W. H. Hough, P. B. Leavenworth
Development during 1942 led to the discovery of 26 new fields in the Texas Gulf Coast, as compared with 27 during 1941. Of these, 19 are classed as oil fields, 4 distillate fields, and 3 gas fields. P
Jan 1, 1943
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Orderly Production Brings Prosperity to East Texas Field
By George C. Gibbons
ALMOST everyone in any of the five counties embracing the great East Texas field depends heavily upon oil for his living whether or not he actually owns a well or piece of royalty himself. Oil is a na
Jan 1, 1941
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How to Help the Coal Industry
By C. E. BOCKUSD
WHEN Mr. Bain asked me to lunch with you he requested that I say a few words as to how the Institute could be helpful to the bituminous coal industry. I feel like saying, "Thank you, what have you?" I
Jan 1, 1930
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Automatic Pulp Density Controller Perfected
By AIME AIME
A PAPER prepared by James A. Adams, development engineer of the fitline & Smelter Supply Co., and presented at the last Annual Meeting of the A.I.M.E. in New York City, de- scribed a new automatic pul
Jan 1, 1940
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A Metallurgical Diversion
By AIME AIME
M ODERN metallurgy properly belongs to this century. The great advance made in this science is directly attributable to the discovery of the Roentgen rays. Application of the results of this discovery
Jan 1, 1940
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Monazite and Monazite-Mining in the Carolinas
By Joseph Hyde Pratt, Douglas B. Sterrett, CHAPEL HILL
I. DESCRIPTION. MONAZITE is one of the minerals which, for a long time, was considered rather rare in its occurrence, but, upon a commercial demand arising for it, prospectors and engineers soon loca
Jun 1, 1909
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The Selection And Sizing Of Conveyors And Stackers
By Lawrence K. Nordell
This paper reviews practices used In the selection and sizing of belt conveyors and stacker systems commonly used in crushing and grinding plant facilities. Historical and modern methods of sizing thi
Jan 1, 1982
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Membership (5e7669d7-919d-4d5f-8ada-37105937c4ec)
NEW MEMBERS. The following list comprises the names of those persons who became members during the month of April, 1913: BARNES, BLAKESLEE, Min. Engr Burrwood, La. BOYLSTON, HERBERT M., Cons. Met.
Jan 5, 1913
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A New Electric Miners? Lamp.
By D. B. RUSHJIORE
(New York -Meeting, February, 1912.) TORCHES were used by the early Romans for mine-lighting, and these were followed by open lamps or earthen jars filled with tallow or oil, and later by candles. In
Jul 1, 1912