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Enrollment in Mineral Engineering Schools at All-Time High
By F. William Bloecher, William B. Plank
CURRENTLY 12,892 students are enrolled in the mineral engineering schools of the United States and Canada, marking an all-time record high for these schools. It shows a remarkably rapid recovery from
Jan 1, 1947
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Institute Representatives on Boards (2ed98159-5f7f-4870-bc29-0ef004308ff1)
United Engineering Trustees, Inc. GEORGE D. BARRON ARTHUR S. DWIGHT R. M. ROOSEVELT The Engineering Foundation H. C. BELLINGER E. DEGOLYER J. V. N. DORR
Jan 1, 1932
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Groveland Plant Features Huge Pelletizing Machine
The pellet plant, built by Dravo Corp, in Groveland, Mich., for the Hanna Mining Co., is now in full operation. Although using jasper, a type of iron ore with low iron content (approximately 28% Fe),
Jan 4, 1964
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Institute of Metals Division - Primary Recrystallization Textures in Cold Rolled Si-Fe Crystals
By C. G. Dunn, P. K. Koh
The primary recrystallization textures of 11 single crystals cold rolled 70 pct were determined. The effect of crystal orientation on recrystallization behavior was investigated also and found to be l
Jan 1, 1957
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Iron and Steel Division - Activities in Dilute Liquid Solution Fe-Si-O (TN)
By T. C. M. Pillay, John Chipman
The Si-0 equilibrium in liquid iron was investigated in some detail by Gokcen and Chipman1 who reported equilibrium constants of the following reactions: In each case the thermodynamic equilibrium
Jan 1, 1962
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What Management Expects of an Engineer ? Factors in an Employe's Work and Personality That Lead to Promotion
By A. C. Rubel
WHAT does management expect of W and from an engineer? First and foremost, it expects that he should become, and therefore should fit himself in every way to be, a part of management so that he may as
Jan 1, 1947
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Some Mechanical And Metallurgical Aspects Of Present-Day Oil-Production Equipment (ffb6f081-3077-40cf-98dc-f9654a00b342)
By Albert Zima
ACCORDING to recently published statistics, it is predicted that as much oil must be produced during the next 16 years as has been produced during the past 75, in order to satisfy the high rate of con
Jan 1, 1935
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Progress Toward Security and Stability
By Herbert Hoover
BOTH the directors of industry and your leaders have made great progress toward a new and common . ground in economic conceptions, which, I am confident, has had a profound effect upon our economic pr
Jan 1, 1930
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Discussions - Of Mr. Woo's Paper on Silver-Mining and Smelting in Mongolia (see p. 755)
MR. Woo's succinct description of the mining and smelting of silver-lead in Mongolia, with the roasting-and-reduction process and cupellation, has much interest as a picture of methods that not o
Jan 1, 1903
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Milling Methods Committee Develops Growing Pains
By Arthur F. Taggart
TO all Mineral Dressers, but particularly to those in the Coal and Industrial Minerals Divisions: Ted Counselman, retiring after two years at the helm of the Milling Committee, pointed with pride to
Jan 1, 1944
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Institute of Metals Division - Comparison of Tensile Strength Measured in Tension and Bending (TN)
By A. G. Rozner
TRANSVERSE rupture tests have been commonly used in mechanical investigations of brittle materials. The specimens are simple, easy to prepare, and loading presents no difficulty. Owing to the complexi
Jan 1, 1965
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Iron and Steel Division - The Influence of Carbon on the Activity Coefficient of Silicon in Liquid Iron-Carbon-Silicon
By David Schroeder, John Chipman
Jan 1, 1964
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A Plan for British Coal ? Robert Foot Offers Program For Postwar Reconstruction of the Industry
By L. E. Young
IT has been said the British Empire was built on British Coal. In all the postwar planning for Great Britain the necessity for producing cheap coal and the prosperity of the coal industry are given fi
Jan 1, 1945
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Minerals Beneficiation - Adsorption Mechanisms in Nonmetallic Activation Systems
By D. A. Elgillani, M. C. Fuerstenau, J. D. Miller
Adsorption of lead and ferric iron on quartz and alumina is presented as a function of pH. Only the hydrolyzed species of these metal ions, FeOH++ and PbOH+, adsorb significantly on each of these mine
Jan 1, 1971
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Washington Paper - The Mints and Assay Offices of Europe
By Pierre de P. Ricketts
Having had occasion while in Europe during the past summer to visit some of the foreign mints and assay offices connected with the same, I thought a brief description of the general process of coining
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Deoxidation of Steel with Aluminum
By Herty, C. H.
No attempt will be made here to review the previous work done by investigators on the general subject of inclusions, because it was discussed sufficiently in an early cooperative bulletin of this seri
Jan 1, 1957
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Its Everyones Business
FEB. 17-The past month found the average citizen backed off just a little more into his blind corner staring glassily at hydrogen bombs, unbalanced budgets, John L. Lewis, more inflation, a rising wav
Jan 3, 1950
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The Mints and Assay Offices of Europe
By Pierre de P. E. M. Ricketts
HAVING had occasion while in Europe during the past summer to visit some of the foreign mints and assay offices connected with the same, I thought a brief description of the general process of coining
Jan 1, 1876