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    The Ladies Meet, Too

    By AIME AIME

    THE annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to the A.I. M.E. is always held in New York, in con- junction with the annual meeting of the Institute in February. Business sessions, teas, dances, a

    Jan 1, 1930

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    Effects of Artificial Support in Longwall Mining as Determined by Barodynamic Experiment

    By B. B. Bucky

    THIS investigation was carried on by means of models and the applica-tion of the principles of similitude to determine the effects of props, props and cribs and sand filling in longwall mining. The ge

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Washington Paper - Notes on the Energy and Utilization of Fuel, Solid, Liquid and Gaseous

    By W. J. Taylor

    Nature has furnished us with fuel in three forms, solid, liquid, and gaseous; solid, the most common; liquid, containing the greatest energy; gaseous, the most convenient for use. The tendency of the

    Jan 1, 1890

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    Drift of Things

    By E. H., Edwerd H. Robie

    WILLIAM CHURCH was one of the founders and the first president of the Detroit Copper Mining Co. and was the first man to interest the Phelps Dodge company in the possibilities of the Morenci district,

    Jan 1, 1942

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    PART XII – December 1967 – Communications - Application of a Solid Electrolytic Cell for Measuring Equilibrium P O2 over Liquid Metal-Oxygen Solutions

    By N. A. D. Parlee, M. M. A. El-Naggar, G. 8. Horsley

    The apparatus was of a modified Sieverts type1'2 with a reaction tube designed to function also as the cell component of an oxygen pressure gage. The reaction tube assembly is shown in Fig. 1

    Jan 1, 1968

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    Part IV – April 1969 - Papers - Dynamics of Bubbles in Liquid Metals: Two-Dimensional Experiments

    By W. G. Davenport, M. Paneni

    Experiments in sheets of mercury and water have confirmed that the dynamics of bubble rise are simi-lur in Liquid metal and aqueous systems. RECOGNITION that bubble/metal interactions are important

    Jan 1, 1970

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    Proceedings Of The Ninety-Eighth Meeting, Pittsburg, Pa.,March, 1910.

    By AIME AIME

    COMMITTEES. LOCAL COMMITTEE.-R. C. Crawford, Chairman; Harrison W. Craver, Secretary; Julian Kennedy, Taylor Allderdice, E. W. Pargny, Charles L. Miller, W. H. Rea, S. A. Taylor, M. E. Wadsworth, W.

    Apr 1, 1910

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    Institute of Metals Division - Some Observations on the Structure of Grain Boundary Fracture Surfaces

    By Nicholas J. Grant, H. C. Chang

    TRANSCRYSTALLINE fracture surfaces of the cleavage type have been examined by microscopy and X-rays for several metals.' These investigations revealed that the fractured surfaces were not flat an

    Jan 1, 1957

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    Sixtieth Anniversary Celebration at Wilkes-Barre

    By AIME AIME

    THE growth of the spirit of progress and mutual aid which motivated the founders of the Institute sixty years ago in Wilkes-Barre was vigorously demonstrated at the sixtieth anniversary meeting held t

    Jan 1, 1931

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    Minerals Beneficiation - Dry Magnetic Separation of Finely Ground Magnetite: Graphical Solution for Separator Design

    By O. E. Palasvirta

    Several drum-type, low-intensity dry magnetic separators have recently been described 1,2,3,4 all of which share at least two generic similarities. The magnet consists of a multiplicity of poles of al

    Jan 1, 1961

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    Secondary Recovery and Pressure Maintenance - Oil Recovery in Five-Spot Pilot Flood

    By B. H. Caudle, L. G. Loncarie

    Pilot flooding is one method of evaluating a proposed secondary recovery project. However, the amount and rate of oil recovery from an unconfined pilot area is not usually the same as from an equal ar

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    Rock Mechanics - Theory of Similitude as a First Approximation in the Design of Coal Pillars

    By Phillip E. Deering, Robert M. Cox

    A model pillar study was conducted in which the engineering principles of dimensional analysis were applied to the problem of coal mine pillar design. The paper reviews the theory of similitude as app

    Jan 1, 1969

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    Metallurgical Fundamentals-Present and Future

    By Charles G. Maier

    SCIENCE beginning in rational observation came of age, when its devotees first began to measure and count. It has been said that the most striking aspect, of science today is its growing abstraction,

    Jan 1, 1931

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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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    Louis Davidson Ricketts, President

    The following record of the important responsibilities already shouldered by Dr. Ricketts will give some indication of the trust and confidence reposed in him by his colleagues. The Institute is to be

    Jan 3, 1916

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    Rock Drill Steel Troubles in Mining

    By H. L. TERWILLIGER

    THOSE of us who have been following rock drilling work for the last 15 or 20 years can recall some of the problems that were encountered with the old piston type of rock drill and the solid steel whic

    Jan 1, 1924

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    Petroleum Developments In Venezuela During 1945

    By D. B. Williams

    The end of the war in Europe and the Pacific failed to curb the upward trend of production in Venezuela,- which easily surpassed that of any previous year. The total production for 1945 amounted- to 3

    Jan 1, 1946

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    Geology - Geologic Setting of the Nickel Occurrences on Jumbo Mountain, Washington (Mining Engineerng, Mar 1960 pg 272)

    By J. W. Mills

    In 1956 the discovery of nickel on Jumbo Mountain, Snohomish County, Washington, focused attention on this part of the Cascade Range, far more renowned for its timber than for its mineral resources. H

    Jan 1, 1961