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Mining Engineering's 1977 Annual Review
It is probably safe to say that, as the economic well-being of the mining industry goes, so goes the fortunes of mineral explorationists. And in 1977 the industry was not well at all. The year-long de
Jan 5, 1978
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Modern Progress in Mining and Metallurgy in the Western United States - PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
By David W. Brunton
I. INTRODUCTION. THE list of our past-Presidents comprises the names of runny who, in their official addresses, have sketched the current progress of the arts and professions with which they were fam
Sep 1, 1909
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Metallurgical Problems in the Telegraph Industry
By Frances H. Clark
IN a concern with the varied interests of the Western Union Telegraph Co., where practically all types of metals, both ferrous and nonferrous, are utilized, many types of failures of materials occur.
Jan 1, 1942
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Proceedings of the Ninety-first Meeting, London, land, July, 1906
By AIME AIME
R. A. Hadfield, W. H. Bleckly, The Rt. Hon. Sir James Kitson, Bart., M. P.', E. Windsor Richards, E. P. Martin, Andrew Carnegie, Sir Hugh Bell, Bart., Bennett H. Brough. Patrons. Adamson, Josep
Nov 1, 1906
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Who's Who in Mineral Engineering 1977 - SME Membership Directory of the Society of Mining Engineers of AIME
Who's Who in Mineral Engineering 1977 - SME Membership Directory of the Society of Mining Engineers of AIME
Jan 7, 1977
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Studies Of Illinois Coals.
By H. Foster Bain
I. INTRODUCTION. By H. FOSTER BAIN.+ THE recently aroused public interest in the conservation of our natural resources has peculiar importance to mining-men, since they deal with resources which are
Nov 1, 1908
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Part II – February 1969 - Communication - Nickel Activity Data in the Nickel-Aluminum System at 1000°C
By A. U. Seybolt, R. E. Honnemon
THE purpose of this communication is to present activity data of nickel in the Ni-A1 binary system that was obtained for oxidation studies in this system. This data has been calculated from previous
Jan 1, 1970
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The Clinton Iron-Ore Deposits In Alabama.
By ERNEST F. . SURCEIARD
work have been published from time to time by the Survey.' A detailed report on the Birmingham district, with maps, has been completed, and will be published within the next year." In the follow
Nov 1, 1908
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Gold-Dredging On The Choco Rivers, Republic Of Colombia, South America.
By Henry S. Washington
Introduction. It Still Rains On The Choco ! I Well Remember One Evening A Dozen Years Ago, While. Traveling Toward The Town Of Negua In A Small Champa Or Dug-Out Canoe, The Rain Fell So Heavily That
Sep 1, 1908
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Copper-Conservation and Substitution
By Zay Jeffries
AN acute current shortage of copper, with the prospect that conditions may become worse, indicated by Office of Production Management information. Present estimates of copper requirement for defense i
Jan 1, 1941
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Reservoir Engineering – General - Pulsed Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies of Porosity, Movable Fluid and Permeability of Sandstones
By A. Timur
Fluid flow properties of porous media have long been of interest in such varied disciplines as geology, geophysics, soil mechanics, and chemical, civil, and mechanical engineering. This interest has r
Jan 1, 1970
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Coal - Some Geological Factors Affecting the Upper Freeport Coal and Its Quality
By E. F. Koppe
The Upper Freeport coal in the Freeport and New Kensington quadrangles, Pennsylvania, varies from a bony streak to a thick coal deposit often exceeding ninety inches, the "Double" or "Thick Freeport".
Jan 1, 1961
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Are Too Many Students Taking Mining Courses?
By William B. Plank
IN this paper are presented the results of a complete statistical survey of the enrolment, courses and degrees, and the employment situation of recent graduates in all of the 46 institutions in the Un
Jan 1, 1934
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Philadelphia Paper - Copper Refining in the United States
By T. Egleston
The materials containing copper which are refined in the United Statrs, are, for the most part, the natiye noppers of Lake Superior. IJntil quite recently but little pig copper Was made for sale, and
Jan 1, 1881
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The Mineral Production And Resources Of China.
By Thomas T. Read
I. INTRODUCTION. WHEN so much has been written upon a subject on which so little definite information is available as upon this, some reason must needs be assigned for adding to the volume of literat
Mar 1, 1912
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Some Things We Don't Know about the Creep of Metals
By H. W. Gillett
UNLIKE most previous Howe lecturers, I had not the good fortune to be associated with Henry Marion Howe, nor to be directly one of his students. Yet, through his writings, he has been my teacher, as h
Jan 1, 1939
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What Price Gold?
By Hal M. Lewers
IN the past few years and especially since the beginning of World War No. 2, gold has attained a new, important. and critical place in the international scene, and in world affairs. In the past, as fa
Jan 1, 1942
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Bibliography of Injuries to Vegetation by Furnace Gases
By Persifor Frazer
1. SMOKE PREVENTION. Report of Select Committee of House of Commons (1843). Nuisance considerably abated in Leeds (Wm. Backerd, July 13, 1843, 239 pages). A synoptic index, p. 211, gives, in alphabet
May 1, 1907
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Hydraulic Dredging For Gold-Bearing Gravels.
By Henry G. Granger
I. INTRODUCTION. REPEATED failures in attempts to work gold-bearing gravels by means of suction-dredges have created the impression that this method is impracticable. The suction-dredges have failed
Apr 1, 1909
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Who's Who in Mineral Engineering - The 1979 Directory of the Society of Mining Engineers of AIME
Who's Who in Mineral Engineering - The 1979 Directory of the Society of Mining Engineers of AIME
Jan 7, 1979