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RI 3679 Smelting Of Vanadium-Bearing Titaniferous Sinter In An Experimental Blast Furnace
By S. S. Cole, C. E. Wood, T. L. Joseph
"INTRODUCTION Iron ore containing titanium was first used in blast furnaces over a century ago. It is well known that TiO2 is a slag-forming material that will increase the amount of slag produced by
Jan 1, 1943
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RI 5134 Recent Developments In Water Flooding In Nowata County, Okla., Oil Fields, 1954-55 ? Introduction And Summary
By J. L. Eakin
Systematic flooding was introduced into Nowata County, Okla., in May 1931. The results of this means of stimulating the nearly depleted Bartlesville reservoir in the county has been the subject of fou
Jan 1, 1955
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RI 6126 Use Of A Large-Diameter Reactor In Synthesizing Pipeline Gas And Gasoline By The Hot-Gas-Recycle Process
By A. J. Forney
The hot-gas-recycle process, for the hydrogenation of carbon monoxide, was investigated in a 12-inch-diameter reactor. Initially because the distribution of gas was poor, hotspots developed in the cat
Jan 1, 1962
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RI 3433 Investigation During 1937 Of Combustibles In Manholes In Boston, Mass.
By F. M. Goodwin, John Campbell, G. W. Jones
"INTRODUCTION In cooperation with the Boston Edison Co. and the Boston Consolidated Gas Co. of Boston, Mass., a survey has been conducted continuously since 1929 by the Bureau of Mines to determine th
Jan 1, 1939
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RI 3129 Twenty-Third Semiannual Motor-Gasoline Survey Part One
By E. C. Lane
This paper is the first putt of a report giving the results of the Bureau of Mines' twenty-third semiannual survey of motor gasoline marketed in the United States. A companion report, Part II, is
Jan 1, 1931
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IC 8533 Cost Evaluation Of A Metal And Mineral Recovery Process For Treating Municipal Incinerator Residues
By John J. Henn
An evaluation is presented of the Bureau of Mines process for the recovery of metal and mineral values from municipal incinerator residues. This process employs standard mineral beneficiation techniqu
Jan 1, 1971
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RI 5706 Well Productivity Related To Drilling Muds: Umiat Field, Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4, Alaska ? Introduction And Summary
By George L. Gates
This report presents is an evaluation by the Federal Bureau of Mines of the effect of clay-water, brine, and oil-base drilling fluids on the productivity of test wells drilled on the Umiat anticline i
Jan 1, 1960
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RI 3335 Cooperative Fuel Research Motor-Gasoline Survey, Summer 1936 ? Introduction (321d4804-a8c9-4bf2-a5ee-1d11ccaffd99)
This is the second of a series of reports on properties of commercial motor fuels made pursuant to a cooperative agreement between the Cooperative Fuel Research (C.F.R.) Committee and the Bureau of Mi
Jan 1, 1937
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IC 9332 Preventing Coal Mine Groundfall Accidents: How To Identify And Respond To Geologic Hazards And Prevent Unsafe Worker Behavior
By Staff
A major emphasis of the U.S. Bureau of Mines is to perform research on the prevention of fatal accidents at mining operations. The leading cause of fatalities in the underground coal mining industry i
Jan 1, 1992
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RI 9475 - Recent Progress in Discriminating Between Coal Cutting and Rock Cutting With Adaptive Signal Processing Techniques
By Michael J. Pazuchanics
This report documents the current status of the U.S. Bureau of Mines ongoing investigation of the use of adaptive signal discrimination (ASD) systems to distinguish between cutting coal and cutting ro
Jan 1, 2010
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IC 8386 Bibliography Of Investment And Operating Costs For Chemical And Petroleum Plants, January-December 1967
By Sidney Katell
This report, covering the period January 1967 through December 1967, is a continuation of a series that began with the publication of Information Circular 7516 in October 1949. It is the ninth in a se
Jan 1, 1968
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IC 7378 Operating Diesel Locomotives Underground in European Mines
By J. H. East
"INTRODUCTION Diesel locomotives have been used successfully in underground mines of Europe for 18 years, and much has been written on the technical details of the design of these machines and the saf
Sep 1, 1946
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RI 7114 Three-Piece Concrete Sets For Small Openings: A Progress Report
By K. R. Dorman
To develop the potential of precast concrete sets as a support medium in underground mines, a three-piece precast concrete drift set was designed for a small opening and tested to destruction in an un
Jan 1, 1968
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RI 3251 Engineering Studies And Results Of Acid Treatment Of Wells, Zwolle Oil Field, Sabine Parish, La.
By R. E. Heithecker
Zwolle oil field of Sabine Parish, La., is different from most oil producing areas of the State in that the oil is obtained from marl and chalk-rock formations. The thickness of the reservoir rocks av
Jan 1, 1934
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OFR-42-76 State Of The Art Of Underground Coal Mine Tracked Vehicle Brake Systems Revised Report
Underground coal mine tracked vehicles have been studied to determine the state of the art and how brakes might be added to the coal haulage cars. Specific areas of interest are: brake sys terns, coup
Jan 1, 1973
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Bulletin 184 The Manufacture of Sulphuric Acid in the United States
By D. E. FOCG, A. E. Wells
When the United States entered the World War governmental agencies found little definite knowledge available as to the exact capacity of each sulphuric acid plant in the United States to manufacture a
Jan 1, 1920
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RI 9450 - Early Detection of Insulation Failure in Electric Motors
By Gerald T. Homce
A system capable of monitoring mine electrical power systems and detecting impending component failure could significantly improve power system safety and reduce unscheduled equipment downtime. Such m
Jan 1, 1993
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MLA 10-82 - Mineral Resources Of The Trail Lake Rare II Area (No. B5-095), Lassen And Plumas Counties, California
By Joseph L. Ritchey
The Trail Lake RARE II area comprises 1,300 acres (526 ha) in Lassen and Plumas Counties, California, adjacent to the Caribou wilderness. No mining claims, prospects, or quarries are reported within t
Jan 1, 1981
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OFR-80-78 The Development Of A Methane Monitor For Use In Electric Face Equipment In Underground Mines
By Edward A. McClatchie
A methane monitor that complies with 30CFR75.313 has been designed and fabricated using a novel pressure modulated infrared absorption technique. The methane monitor met or exceeded in performance
Jan 1, 1976
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RI 3190 Economics Of Potash Recovery From Wyomingite And Alunite
By J. R. Thoenen
Up to 1914 almost all of the world's supply of potash came from Germany and Alsace. With the cessation of shipments from Germany during the World War the importance of a domestic supply was evide
Jan 1, 1932