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    The Drift Of Things (a7e41782-b48f-4b6c-a3be-6b6e33da6fb8)

    By John V. Beall

    Early this year at the University of Arizona in Tucson, a survey was made of student opinion about the minerals industry. Over 100 of the three page questionnaires were completed and these were analyz

    Jan 1, 1971

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    Technical Notes - Structure of the Phase TiMn and the Indexing of Powder Patterns of Sigma-Type Phases

    By W. Rostoker, R. P. Elliott

    TWO intermediate phases enter into equilibrium with the primary solid solutions of titanium.' The TiMn2 phase was identified by Wallbaum2 as of the C14 type isomorphous with MgZn2. Contrary to Ma

    Jan 1, 1954

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    AMC Sessions on Health and Safety Point to Misdirection of Federal Regs

    Two sessions during the recent AMC Mining Convention in Los Angeles, September 23-26, served to update industry personnel on the status of health and safety regulations in the US. As reflected by the

    Jan 11, 1979

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    Bunker Hill's Concentrator

    By N. J. Sather

    The history of the Bunker Hill mine dates back to August 26, 1885, when Noah S. Kellogg found the outcrop of the Bunker Hill orebody on the hillside of Milo Gulch above the present town of Wardner, Id

    Jan 6, 1961

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    Logging and Log Interpretation - Velocity Log Characteristics

    By A. A. Stripling

    The Cretaceous limestone wells of the Mara/Maru-caibo Dist. of Venezuela are extremely prolific producers. To maintain production on cessation of natural flow, large scale gas-lift operations were com

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    Membership (a94e0fd0-b84d-485b-bf9f-87c2437839b1)

    NEW MEMBERS The following list comprises the names of those persons who became members during the period Oct. 10, 1916 to Nov. 10, 1916. ANCHOR, HANS C., Supt., Dome Extension Mines Co., Ltd., South

    Jan 12, 1916

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    Electric Welding Of Large Storage Tanks

    By Harold Price

    ONE year ago, that is in January, 1923, there had not been constructed a single oil-storage tank of 55,000-bbl. or more capacity with a completely electric welded roof and bottom. Today, there are at

    Jan 6, 1924

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    Geology - The Need of a New Philosophy of Prospecting, 1960 Jackling Lecture (Mining Engineering Jun 1960, pg 570)

    By L. B. Slichter

    Prospecting is certainly the world's biggest and best gambling business. It is a game where the chips cost many thousands and where many millions, even billions, can be won. An attractive feature

    Jan 1, 1961

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    Institute of Metals Division - Thermodynamic Treatment of Disproportionation Equilibria Involving Complex Ion Formation in Molten Salts

    By J. M. Toguri, K. Grjotheim

    It is known 1,2 that the equilibrium between titanium metal, TiCl2 , and TiCl3, in a solvent of molten metal chlorides, is influenced both by the total amount of dissolved titanium and by the type of

    Jan 1, 1960

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    "Russia's Mineral Potential" Criticized

    By Norman C. Stines

    Russia's mineral potential is a secret that has been effectively kept by the Iron Curtain. There is no conclusive data and because of its extreme importance to the Free World, the subject is grea

    Jan 11, 1951

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    Producing – Equipment, Methods and Materials - The Skin Effect in Producing Wells

    By E. B. Brauer, W. Hurst, J. D. Clark

    Because of drilling, completion, and workover practices, the permeability around a wellbore generally is different from the permeability of the formation. The zone with the altered permeability is cal

    Jan 1, 1970

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    Endowment Funds (6843629e-f733-45af-884f-0648055957a6)

    The income of the Institute is derived mainly from dues, advertising in MINING AND METALLURGY and sale of publications. These sources are fortunately supplemented by the interest from invested funds n

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Papers - Low-temperature Transformation in Iron-nickel-cobalt Alloys.

    By L.L. Wyman

    The exact nature of the changes that take place in the iron-nickel alloys, giving rise to the interesting and useful expansion alloys in the Invar range, has yet to be fully understood. Similarly, the

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Papers - Low-temperature Transformation in Iron-nickel-cobalt Alloys.

    By L. L. Wyman

    The exact nature of the changes that take place in the iron-nickel alloys, giving rise to the interesting and useful expansion alloys in the Invar range, has yet to be fully understood. Similarly, the

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Industrial Minerals - Application of Electrostatics to Feldspar Beneficiation

    By E. Northcott, I. M. LeBaron

    Before describing the electrostatic processing of feldspar, it might be well to review some of the basic definitions and terminology of feldspars. The feldspar minerals constitute a group of alumino-s

    Jan 1, 1959

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    Reservoir Engineering – General - Crossflow Effects During an Idealized Displacement Process In a Stratified Reservoir

    By F. F. Skiba, P. J. Root

    A mathematical model has been used to investigate crossflow effects in a stratified reservoir during an idealized displacement process. A process in which one incompressible fluid displaces completely

    Jan 1, 1966

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    Nodulizing Iron Ores And Concentrates At Extaca

    By M. V. Mielke, R. E. Hagen, R. L. Bennett

    FINE IRON ORES, and concentrates such as those produced from taconite, must be converted to lump form by some process of agglomeration before they can be used effectively in the blast furnace or open

    Jan 1, 1954

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    Discussions - Of Messrs. Hubert's, Reinhardt's and Westgarth's Papers on Gas-Engine Practice (see pp. 647, 669 and 796)

    Adolph Greiner, Seraing, Belgium:—I have nothing special to add to Professor Hubert's paper except to say that there are some little things that it would be well to have corrected when the paper

    Jan 1, 1907

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    Smelting and Labor at a Mexican Copper Mine

    By LEONARD S. AUSTIN

    THE works of The Boleo Mining Co. are situated at Santa Rosalia, Lower California, on the opposite side of the Gulf of California from Guaymas, the, nearest railroad town. The copper deposits were dis

    Jan 1, 1929