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  • AIME
    A New Theory of Comminution

    By Fred C., Fred C. Bond

    Comminution energy is principally energy of deformation before breakage, which appears as heat. An empirical equation is presented which covers the entire comminution range. The new strain-energy theo

    Jan 1, 1950

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    New Haven Paper - Ore-Deposits of the Sari Pedro District, New Mexico

    By Richard S. McCaffery, Morrison B. Yung

    While assaying some copper carbonate ore from the Frazer claims, Similakameen, B. C., I noticed that on parting the gold button a deep orange solution was formed. The button gave off pink bands in the

    Jan 1, 1903

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    Ore Concentrating and Milling - Processing of Mineral Crudes Widens Into Chemical Engineering Field

    By E. H. Rose

    IN the realm of ore dressing the most pregnant feat of all time was announced in 1945: the winning of the mineral raw materials which made the harnessing of atomic energy possible. Lost in the stupend

    Jan 1, 1946

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    Rate Of Nucleation And Rate Of Growth Of Pearlite

    By Frederick C. Hull, Robert F. Mehl, Robert A. Colton

    IT is known that pearlite forms from austenite by a process of nucleation and growth, and that the rate of formation of pearlite may be described by a rate of nucleation and a rate of growth 12 The ma

    Jan 1, 1942

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    Tonopah Extension Assay Office

    By GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN

    T HE Tonopah Extension assay office is a two- story, concrete structure on a solid foundation of andesite, situated about 100 yd. from the company's mill, so that it will not be affected by the s

    Jan 1, 1921

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    Concentration Practice In Southeast Missouri (dedb241b-bbf1-4f13-82fd-4fc6d79de06e)

    Discussion of the paper of A. P. WATT, presented at the St. Louis meeting, October, 1917, and printed in Bulletin No. 130, October, 1917, pp. 1476 to 1563. THE CHAIRMAN (0. M. _BILHARZ, Miami, Okla.

    Jan 1, 1918

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    Buffalo Paper - A Modification of Bischof's Method for Determining the Fusibility of Clays, as Applied to Non-Refractory Clays, and the Resistance of Fire-Clays to Fluxes

    By H. O. Hofman

    INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, In deternlining experimentally the fusibility of clays, two kinds of methods may be distinguished—the direct and the indirect. Of the direct methods, that of Seger has foun

    Jan 1, 1899

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    Underground Mining in Saskatchewan Potash (3245fc89-c6ff-4891-b898-b52c2c40e2f1)

    By Fritz F. Prugger, Peter R. Jones

    This paper considers some of the main aspects of underground mining in the flat, rich, but deep lying deposits of Saskatchewan. It briefly describes the pertinent geological features as they relate to

    Jan 1, 1983

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    The Economics of Geophysics in Mining Exploration

    By J. J. Jakosky

    The strategic importance of the metallic minerals in our industrial economy, and the declining rates of discovery have focused attention on means of exploration for new mineral deposits. A considerati

    Jan 1, 1949

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    Iron and Steel Division - Factors Affecting Deformation and Rupture of Metals at Elevated Temperatures

    By F. B. Foley

    IT is with an unusual degree of personal satisfaction that I find myself in a position to pay tribute to the memory of Henry Marion Howe. One could not have spent any length of time in the presence of

    Jan 1, 1951

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    Geographical List (40629445-2b84-472b-8f0d-3ccfb519b1f8)

    NORTH AMERICA. CANADA Canadian Army Overseas. Ball, H. D. Bridges. C. Butterill, H. J. If. Ladner, F. E. Lane, H. C. Alillar, W. A. ALBERTA Calgary.-Chonette, W. C. Clark, L. At. Corbett, C.

    Jan 1, 1944

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    Why is the Institute?

    By Joseph W. Richards

    ALTHOUGH bad grammar, the above query is probably, at the present moment, good sense. Why was the Institute started and why does it continue to exist? The small group of men who worked out the origina

    Jan 1, 1921

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    Antoine M. Gaudin - His Life And His Influence On People

    By H. Rush Spedden

    Antoine M. Gaudin was a vigorously creative man and throughout his career an internationally respected leader of his chosen profession of mineral engineering. To his professional colleagues and client

    Jan 1, 1976

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    Reservoir Rock Characteristics - Detection and Estimation of Dead-End Pore Volume in Reservoir Rock by Conventional Laboratory Tests

    By R. N. Upadhyay, M. Maleki, I. Fatt

    Conventional laboratory core analysis tests on samples of two limestone reservoir rocks indicate that about 20 per cent of PV is in dead-end pores. These tests (electric logging formation factor, merc

    Jan 1, 1967

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    The Institute's 137th Meeting

    By AIME AIME

    THE best meeting ever held, was the opinion expressed by a number of those who attended the annual meeting of the Institute in New York, Feb. 18 to 21, and there was an atmosphere of friendliness and

    Jan 1, 1929

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    Membership (a2e50e7f-a35b-426b-bc5c-5dfddc52191c)

    NEW MEMBERS The following list comprises the names of those persons who became members during the period Nov. 10 to Dec. 10, 1915: BARTH, ERNEST, Petroleum Geol Box 552, Tulsa, Okla. BEROLZHEIMER,

    Jan 1, 1916

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    Grain-Size Inheritance In Iron And Carbon Steel (6de8eda1-260e-4060-bc1c-6bda44682af3)

    ZAY JEFFRIES (written discussion*).-I have read with much interest Mr. Ruder's discussion of Professor Howe's paper, "The Supposed Reversal of Inheritance of Ferrite Grain Size from that of

    Jan 3, 1918

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    Technical Notes Iron and Steel Division - Some Observations on Ferrite-Carbide Aggregates in Alloy Steels

    By E. S. Davenport

    IT is indeed an honor and a responsibility to have been selected to present the thirty-fourth in this series of Henry Marion Howe lectures, established to perpetuate the memory of a great teacher and

    Jan 1, 1958

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    Official Institute Reports for the Year 1933

    GENTLEMEN : Herewith are submitted reports for the calendar year 1933 of your Treasurer and the Chairmen of the following standing committees: Finance, Admissions, Membership, Papers and Publi

    Jan 1, 1934

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    Institute Committee?s (6118a64c-0129-456f-aeb3-62d92c0fc857)

    EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES OF LOCAL SECTIONS New York LOUIS D. HUNTOON, Chairman. ARTHUR S. DWIGHT, Vice-Chairman. THOMAS T. READ, Secretary, Woolworth Bldg., New York, N. Y. E. MALTBY SHIPP, Treasurer.

    Jan 2, 1914