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Uses for Fine and Pulverized Coal
By C. A. Allen
In presenting a summary of the uses of fine and pulverized coal the writer has borne in mind that we are not trying to determine what a combustion engineer should know but we are only trying to find o
Jan 1, 1922
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Erosion of Employment at Will
By George Cherpelis
1. Historical Background of the Employment Relationship A. The Relationship at Common Law 1. Jacob & Rachel 2. Domestic Relations 3. Statute of Laborers (Black Plague) 4. Puritan View (idlen
Jan 1, 1984
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How To Reduce Falls From Roof And Sides
By D. J. Griffiths
Beyond doubt it is practically impossible to eliminate all chances of accidents from falls. Mother Earth is not going to give up her treasures without some sacrificing on our part. This particular
Jan 1, 1913
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Preservative Treatment of Mine Timber at Primero Mine
By F. T. Baker
The Primero mine, operated by the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company, is located 17 miles west of Trinidad, Colorado, in Las Animas County. Unusually bad roof conditions, along with heavy side pressure and
Jan 1, 1926
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Coal Markets for the Rocky Mountain Region
By Bob Burnham
Agenda 1 Overview of forecasting process 2 Review of Pre and Post Recession Forecasts 3 US Demand/Supply Summary 4 Coal Demand by Region 5 Coal Distribution by Census Region 6 Coal Price Outlo
Jan 1, 2009
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Discussion Of Graham Bright's Paper
A great many questions were asked Mr. Bright, and Mr. Bright's opinion was given on a number of subjects. He spoke at length on spring suspension of locomotives, bringing out the necessity for be
Jan 1, 1922
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Mine Haulage
By R. A. McAllister
The haulage system employed to convey coal from the face to the outside, dates back to 300 B. C., when slaves carried the mineral from the face to the consumer. The British discovered coal on their is
Jan 1, 1921
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Advantages of Having Such Men As Fire Bosses Under State Rather Than Corporation Jurisdiction
By R. S. Morton
MR. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN: To be invited to address the members of The Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute on a particular subject is an honor I sincerely appreciate. The subject of this paper is,
Jan 1, 1921
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Bureau of Mines Defines a Gassy Mine
At the meeting of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, G. S. Rice, Chief Mining Engineer of the U. S. Bureau of Mines, announced the definition of a gassy mine. This definitio
Jan 1, 1926
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RMCMI Second Annual Scholarship Award Winner Profiles
Pictured on these pages are the six RMCMI Scholarship Award Winners for the 1985-86 year followed by a brief profile. Five of the winners were present as RMCMI guests at the June convention at Tamarro
Jan 1, 1985
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Membership List (5ac1a1f7-288c-4930-9ce0-855239e0a4e2)
[ADAMS, JOHN P. 0. Box 560-No. 6, Rock Springs, Wyo. ADDISON, HERBERT Big Horn Collieries Co., Colo. Bldg., Denver, Colo. ALEXANDER, JOHN 825 South Gaylord St., Denver, Colo. ALLAN, DAVID Gor
Jan 1, 1930
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The Possible Substitution of Pulverized Coal for Fuel Oil in Smelting Operations in the Southwest
By T. H. Brien, O&apos
At nearly all of the copper smelters in the Southwest, at some time, calculations have been made having in view the economy of replacing fuel oil with pulverized coal as a heat-producing medium for sm
Jan 1, 1923
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RMCMI Fifth Annual Scholarship Award Winner Profiles
Pictured on these pages are the seven RMCMI Scholarship Award Winners for the 1987-88 year followed by a brief profile. Six of the winners were present as RMCMI guests at the June convention in Brecke
Jan 1, 1988
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1993 RMCMI Mine Rescue Performance Evaluation
The second annual RMCMI Mine Rescue Performance Evaluation was held in conjunction with the 1993 RMCMI Convention at Beaver Creek. [ ] Six teams participated in this year's evaluation; BHP Min
Jan 1, 1993
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June 23, 1948 Morning Session - Radio Phones as an Aid to Underground Haulage
By N. H. Wetzel
Railroads, attempting to increase their tonnage without adding new lines, have for some time realized there is a definite relationship between increasd haulage efficiency, and constant communication w
Jan 1, 1948