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Members, Associates And Junior Associates
Adams, John H., Pres. & Mgr., Alabama Lime & Stone Corpn., 1302-4-8 First Ave., Birmingham, Ala. '14 Adams, L. W., Otis Steel Co., Riverside Plant Cleveland, Ohio. '15 Adams, Leland D., M
Jan 1, 1925
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Gas-Producers-Using Blast
By F. H. Daniels
IN this, paper it is my intention to, call your attention to* a few of the many producers using blast, now, in common use in Sweden, and also those constructed by the Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Com
Jan 1, 1881
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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
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Discussion - Discussion, Institute Of Metals Division
CONTENTS [The Nature of Strain Markings in Alpha Brass (paper by J. E. BURKE and C. S. BARRETT, Met. Tech. Feb. 1948. TP 2327). ......................... 2 X Ray Studies of Twinning and Untwinn
Jan 1, 1948
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Elimination of Metalloids in the Basic Open-hearth Process*
By Keats, J. L.
IN THE literature on the elimination of metalloids in basic open-hearth practice, there are a great many heats recorded in which excellent data on changes in slag and metal composition during refining
Jan 1, 1957
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List Of Members - Members - Junior Members - Associates - Junior Foreign Affiliates – Student Associates
[Aamot, Olav Crone, (M'29) Chem. Engr., Elektrokemisk, Raadhusgt. 23, Oslo, Norway. Abadilla, Quirico A., (M'38) Min. Engr., Dir. Bureau of Mines, Manila, P. 1. Abbott, Agatin, (J'40)
Jan 1, 1940
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New York Paper - Distribution of Tensile Strength in hard Drawn Copper Wire (with Discussion)
By Frank W. Harris
The strength of hard drawn copper wire is a question of considerable importance to both manufacturer and consumer. Unlike steel and alloy wires, in which strength is governed by both chcniical and phy
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Flotation of Gold-Copper Ores at Tul Mi Chung, Korea
By Mi Chung
T HE ore-dressing problem at Tul Mi Chung is complicated by the unusually complex nature of the ores. These come from replacement ore- bodies in limestone at the contact with a granite batholith, and
Jan 1, 1924
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Colorado Paper - The Solution and Precipitation of the Cyanide of Gold
By S. B. Christy
The fact that many millions of gold have been extracted by the cyanide process, during the last five or six years, from South African tailings which could not be profitably worked by any other method
Jan 1, 1897
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Development Of A Dynamic High Pressure Triaxial Test Device
By J. Q. Ehrgott
INTRODUCTION The U. S. Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station (WES), under sponsorship of the Defense Atomic Support Agency, has recently developed a unique dynamic high-pressure triaxial testi
Jan 1, 1971
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The Oil Situation
By Ralph Arnold
WITHIN the past three weeks the price of crude oil in the Mid-Continent field has been cut 50 .per cent. Similar action has been taken, or probably, shortly will be taken, in most of the other fields
Jan 1, 1921
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Studies of Phase Changes during Aging of Zinc-alloy Die Castings, I.-Eutectoidal Decomposition of Beta Aluminum-zinc Phase and Its Relation to Dimensional Changes in Die Castings
By M. L. Fuller
OWING to the nature of the die-casting process, freshly cast alloys are undoubtedly not at equilibrium from the standpoint of alloy phase relationships. After casting, therefore, they tend to undergo
Jan 1, 1934
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Papers - Phase Changes during Aging of Zinc-alloy Die Castings, I-Eutectoidal Decomposition of Beta Aluminum -zinc Phase and Its Relation to Dimensional Changes in Die Castings (With Discussion)
By R. L. Wilcox, M. L. Fuller
Owing to the nature of the die-casting process, fresllly cast alloys are undoubtedly not at equilibrium from the standpoint of alloy phase relationships. After casting, therefore, they tend to undergo
Jan 1, 1935
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Papers - Phase Changes during Aging of Zinc-alloy Die Castings, I-Eutectoidal Decomposition of Beta Aluminum -zinc Phase and Its Relation to Dimensional Changes in Die Castings (With Discussion)
By R. L. Wilcox, M. L. Fuller
Owing to the nature of the die-casting process, fresllly cast alloys are undoubtedly not at equilibrium from the standpoint of alloy phase relationships. After casting, therefore, they tend to undergo
Jan 1, 1935
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Enlarging Magnesium Output a Hundredfold
By Philip D. Wilson
SPEED is essentiaI in this war program and it is hard to keep up with developments. When the title of this paper was chosen, the contemplated magnesium production for which plants were then under cons
Jan 1, 1942
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Climax Crushing Plants - Jaw and Cone Crushers in Two Plants Prepare Ball-Mill Feed
By Coolbaugh, Franklin
CRUSHING of Climax mine-run ore is carried out in two plants: No. 1 plant (flowsheet in Fig. 1) has a capacity of approximately 5000 tons per day. It is used as a stand-by except when maximum producti
Jan 1, 1946
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Institute of Metals Division - The Fracture Behavior of Silver Chloride-Alumina Composites (with Appendix by K. H. Olsen)
By C. H. Li, R. J. Stokes, T. L. Johnson
The effect of alumina particles on the nucleation and growth of cracks through a silver- chloride matrzx has been investigated. It has been found possible to promote fibrous cracking in dispersion-str
Jan 1, 1962
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Part II – February 1968 - Papers - The Silver-Rich Solid Solutions in the System Silver-Magnesium: II) Short-Range Order
By Amitava Gangulee, Michael B. Bever
The order-disorder transition in Ag-Mg alloys in the range 17 to 26 at. pct Mg was investigated and some thermodynamic, electrical and mechanical properties of ordered Ag-Mg alloys were measured. A mo
Jan 1, 1969
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Geology of the Mining Region of Central Peru
By Donald H. McLaughlin, John H. Moses
IN the latitude of Lima, the broad uplifted block that forms the Andes is made up of a complex sequence of folded and faulted sediments and volcanics, broken by large and small bodies of granitic rock
Jan 1, 1945
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Graphite in Low-carbon Steel
By A. B. Kinzel
ALTHOUGH the iron-carbon diagram has undergone many changes in the last 20 years, the region below the eutectoid line and up to approxi-mately 1.7 per cent carbon has been little affected. This region
Jan 1, 1934