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Papers - Production - Foregin - Petroleum Production in Cuba in 1937By Roy E. Dickerson
No important new developments took place during the year 1937 in Cuba. Estimated figures are as follows: Bacuranao field, 100 bbl. per day petroleum; Motembo and Vesubio areas, 120 bbl. per day natura
Jan 1, 1938
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Coal - Cleaning Various Coals in a Drum-Type Dense-Medium Pilot PlantBy M. R. Geer Olds, H. F. Yancey
THE increase in the number of coal-cleaning plants employing dense-medium processes occurring since 1946 is especially interesting when viewed historically. Both sand and magnetite were introduced
Jan 1, 1954
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PART VI - Papers - The Stress Sensitivity of Creep of Lead at Low StressesBy R. C. Gifkins, K. U. Snowden
The value of the index n in power ktivs for the stress sensitivity of minimum creep rale at lead is derived front results drawn from lite literature and from previously unpublished nork on commercial
Jan 1, 1968
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Mining Methods at Clifton MinesBy F. W. SUTTER
IN order to have ore available on the completion of the beneficiation plant at Clifton and to provide for continuous production while underground development was carried out, it was decided to develop
Jan 1, 1943
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Papers - - Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Colorado in 1935By C. E. Shoenfelt
There were 110 important discoveries of either oil or gas in Co1orado in 1935. There was, however, further development of the Price structure in southern Colorado and developments since the first of t
Jan 1, 1936
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Papers - - Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Colorado in 1935By C. E. Shoenfelt
There were 110 important discoveries of either oil or gas in Co1orado in 1935. There was, however, further development of the Price structure in southern Colorado and developments since the first of t
Jan 1, 1936
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Production - Foreign - Petroleum Developments in Bahrein Island and Saudi Arabia during 1936By J. O. Nomland
Bahrein 'Island.—In 1936 the Bahrein Petroleum Co. continued drilling additional wells to further increase production. In all, 39 flowing wells have now been finished and five others are drilling
Jan 1, 1937
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Stabilization - What is the Policy of the Mineral Industry?By C. K. Leith
1 apologize for attempting to talk in a field in which 1 am by no means a specialist, but some of the problems brought up have much in common with other minerals. It touches the field in which we are
Jan 1, 1932
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The Southeast Missouri Lead DistrictBy G. C. Broadhead
THE lead district of Southeast Missouri covers an area of over 3000 square miles, including Maries County on the west, Jefferson on the east, Franklin on the north, and part of Madison on the south, o
Jan 1, 1877
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Bearing Of Price Upon Oil ReservesBy Joseph Pogue
IT is well known that one of the cornerstones of economic theory is the so-called law of supply and demand, which, really, is a group of economic laws, one of which may be succinctly stated A rise in
Jan 3, 1925
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Papers - Domestic Production - Petroleum Development in Southwest, Texas during 1929By O. G. Bell
While all of the Southwest Texas fields lie within the Gulf Coastal Plain this area may be divided into three subdivisions—the Coastal Plain zone proper, the Reynosa Escarpment zone, and the interior
Jan 1, 1930
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Philadelphia, June 1876 Paper - The Southeastern Missouri Lead DistrictBy G. C. Broadhead
The lead district of Southeast Missouri covers an area of over 3000 square miles, including Maries County on the west, Jefferson on the east, Franklin on the north, and part of Madison on the south, o
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Coal-Dust Fired Reverberatories At Washoe Reduction WorksBy Louis Bender
AFTER investigating the work of coal-dust fired reverberatories of the Canadian Copper Co., at Copper Cliff, Ontario, the management of the Washoe Reduction Works decided to experiment with and ascert
Jan 1, 1915
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Technical Papers and Discussions - Copper and Copper-Rich Alloys - Structure of Copper-zinc Alloys Oxidized at Elevated Temperatures (Metals Technology, Sept. 1943)By B. J. Nelson, F. N. Rhinos
Studies upon the rates of oxidation of copper alloys containing small quantities of the alloying elementsl,2 have shown that steady growth of the scales at predictable rates is limited to a small conc
Jan 1, 1944
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Technical Papers and Discussions - Copper and Copper-Rich Alloys - Structure of Copper-zinc Alloys Oxidized at Elevated Temperatures (Metals Technology, Sept. 1943)By F. N. Rhinos, B. J. Nelson
Studies upon the rates of oxidation of copper alloys containing small quantities of the alloying elementsl,2 have shown that steady growth of the scales at predictable rates is limited to a small conc
Jan 1, 1944
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ClearnessBy T. A. Rickard
The notion prevails that writing is a knack, that the skilful use of the pen is a gift of nature. This is an error. Dogberry may be responsible for it; he said: "To be a well-informed man is the gift
Jan 1, 1931
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Production In KansasThere are no authentic records of production prior to 1869, although various records report local production and use in 1853 and 1860. Tonnages in Table 68 for the years 1853-1868, both inclusive, are
Jan 1, 1942
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Water Flooding in Northeastern OklahomaBy Wllliam D. Davis
C OMMERCIAL production of oil in northeastern Oklahoma began in 1897 and in the next two decades this area became one of the greatest oil districts of the time. Its importance is now secondary, but th
Jan 1, 1940
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Occurrence and Exploration of Barite Deposits at Cartersville, GeorgiaBy Thomas L. Kesler
Essentially all of the barite produced in Georgia has come from the Cartersville district in the northwest part of the state. The earliest recorded shipment of ore, 60 tons, was made in 1894.1 With th
Jan 1, 1949
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Section Delegates Raise QuestionsBy AIME AIME
THE section delegates assembled Monday morning with the incoming president, W. H. Bassett, in the chair and F. W. Bradley as vice-chairman. The secretary called the roll and urged the delegates to bec
Jan 1, 1930