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Efficiency-Engineering Applied To Mining.By GLENVILTE A. COLLINS
(Presented at a Meeting of the Spokane Local Section of the Institute, Feb. 17, 1912, and accepted for publication in the Bulletin. ) WHILE I am not at the present time engaged in active mine-managem
Sep 1, 1912
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Institute of Metals Division - Nucleation of Kink Pairs and the Peierls' Mechanism of Plastic DeformationBy Stanley Rajnak, John E. Dorn
The saddle-point activation energy for the nu-cleation of a pair of kinks is estimated as a function of the applied stress, the lattice constants, and the height and shape of the Peierls' hill by
Jan 1, 1964
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Jaw Crusher Capacities (Blake Type)By Gieskieng, D. H.
Published tables of jaw crusher capacities are compiled for the most part from field performance data, interspersed with interpolations, extrapolations, various safety factors, and other modifications
Jan 1, 1949
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A Century and a Half of Development Behind the Adirondack Iron Mining IndustryBy J. R. Linney
A HISTORY of the ore-mining and iron-smelting industry of the Adirondacks comprises a century and a half of pioneering by rugged individualists, both men and women. By geographical location, the clima
Jan 1, 1943
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Point Load Testing of Brittle Materials to Determine Tensile Strength and Relative Brittleness (5283759e-aa06-40b4-a3a4-75dddb1c91a9)By Reichmuth, Donald R.
Most brittle solids are relatively weak in tension and this weakness can be very significant in determining their performance in structures and excavations. Consequently, accurate knowledge of the ten
Jan 1, 1968
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John R. Suman - A.I.M.E. President for 1941By AIME AIME
A CERTAIN area in the State of Indiana seems to be a breeding place for presidents and near president about eighteen miles southeast of Elwood is the little village of Daleville, and there, on April 9
Jan 1, 1940
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Trends in Opencut Iron MiningBy W. A. STERLING
IN the opencut iron mines of the Mesabi Range in Minnesota, the trend in mining is in the development of mining equipment and mining methods which will move surface overburden and ore-bearing material
Jan 1, 1948
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Postwar Products Planning and Raw Materials SourcesBy Clyde E. Williams
IN planning a postwar program for manufactured products, it is essential that the bases for the plans be wisely chosen. First we must make certain assumptions as to the war's ending. Let us assum
Jan 1, 1943
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Notes on Southern Nevada and Inyo County, CaliforniaBy H. H. Taft
IT has long been known that the volcanic area south of Belmont, Nye county, Nevada, had mining possibilities. Some of the old-time prospectors knew that gold existed there. Its remoteness from any sou
Nov 1, 1905
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Industrial Relations Department a Service OrganizationBy Oscar A. Glaeser
INDUSTRIAL relations in the United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company's Western operations covers the field of personnel and labor relations, and the principal aims are to render service
Jan 1, 1948
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Corrosion of Condenser Tubing in a Gulf Coast Oil RefineryBy H. M. Wilten
THIS article presets a view of a problem encountered in petroleum refining in the deterioration of equipment used in condensation of vapors and cooling of liquids. Discussion is limited to the problem
Jan 1, 1937
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Part VIII - Staff of AIME March 1966Jan 1, 1967
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Florida Paper - Further Experiments for Determining the Fusibility of Fire-ClaysBy H. O. Hofman
Jan 1, 1896
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Reservoir Engineering–Laboratory Research - Experiments on Mixing During Miscible Displacement in Porous MediaBy W. E. Brigham, P. W. Reed, J. N. Dew
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The Clinton Iron-Ore Deposits Of Stone Valley, Huntingdon County, Pa.By J. J. Rutledge
I. DESCRIPTION OF THE CLINTON ORES AND ASSOCIATED POCKS. THE Clinton rocks in Stone Valley comprise (1) thick layers of deep-red shale, (2) layers of reddish-gray shale interspersed with beds of sand
Nov 1, 1908
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Silicon: Its Applications in Modern MetallurgyBy A. B. Kinzel
SILICON and its metallurgical uses have been the subject of speculation since the earliest days of modern civilization. The early philosophers, Theophrastus and Pliny, believed that silica was a speci
Jan 1, 1933
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Flameless Combustion.By Carleton Ellis
(Presented at a meeting of the New York Local Section of the Institute, Apr. 12, 1912.) I. INTRODUCTION. THE problem of the influence of hot surfaces upon gaseous combustion is one which, from a pur
Sep 1, 1912
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Blast Furnace Test With 20,000 Net Tons Of FMC Formcoke At Inland's No. 5 Blast FurnaceBy Peter K. Strangway
During 1973, a 20,000 net ton (18 100 metric ton) formcoke test was carried out at Inland's 26.5-foot (8.08-meter) hearth diameter on NO. 5 Blast Furnace. The formcoke briquettes were produced fr
Jan 1, 1977