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    The Basic Open-hearth Charge

    By PAUL H. SHAEFF

    THIS paper is presented with the idea of discussing only the basic open-hearth charge. The importance of the charging operation in producing steel is more clearly understood by dividing the principal

    Jan 1, 1926

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    The Mine Official as a Teacher

    By E. A. Holbrook

    IT may be taken for granted that a mine official knows his duties, as outlined by the bituminous mining laws of the State, he knows how coal should be mined and transported, and he has judgment on any

    Jan 1, 1930

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    The Mining Engineer's Chestfull of Books

    By H. J. C. MAC DONALD

    THE mining engineer must have a chest of books snug enough for a camelback or to be stowed away in a canoe; at the lowest possible cost, as he needs it the most in those early years when he earns the

    Jan 1, 1925

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    Engineers Necessary for Continued American Industrial Progress

    By Donald B. Gillies

    WE HAVE come a long way since the time of the old steel master who declared that chemistry would ultimately bring the steel business to ruin. Yet I sometimes doubt whether even now we fully recognize

    Jan 1, 1940

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    Lubrication of Mining Equipment - Part 3 - Compressors, Pumps, Fans, Screens, Wire Rope, Shovels and Draglines, Crushers, Air Tools, and Tractors

    By Charles W. Frey

    COMPRESSED air is one of the most useful tools that the mine operator has at his disposal. It is clean, nontoxic, easily handled, and can be distributed anywhere that a man can drag a length of rubber

    Jan 1, 1938

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    The "Robbins'' Moles - Status And Future

    By Richard J. Robbins

    Mechanical moles have developed through a tedious process of evolution. At times it has seemed that tunnel borers have been subject to the same Darwinian rules of evolution as their zoological namesak

    Jan 1, 1970

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    Wednesday Morning Session, April 24, 1940 - Acid Open-Hearth

    By Frank B. McKune

    This is something new in my life. A lot of you men here today I do not know, and some I do know. So if you have any remarks to make, I wish you would give your name and the name of your company. Thi

    Jan 1, 1940

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    Aluminum Castings of High Strength

    By Robert S. Archer

    THE proper material of construction for a given purpose is that material which meets the requirements satisfactorily at the lowest ultirnatc cost. It is consistent with this principle that most alumin

    Jan 1, 1927

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    An Industrial Manager Asks Engineering Educators for Better Citizens - Four Years of Conventional Technical Training Not Enough to Meet Modern, World Problems

    By William J. Coulter

    WITHIN the past thirty years the United States has been involved in two tragic, vicious, and costly world wars. To make the world safe for democracy was the reason given for our participation, but the

    Jan 1, 1946

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    Comparative Tests on Drill-Steel Breakage

    By S. S. Clarke

    ABOUT two years ago some of my friends were discussing the amount of drill-steel breakage that was permissible or not excessive, per month, per rock ton, per ton of steel or any unit of measure or out

    Jan 1, 1933

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    Productivity, Prices, and a Sound Wage Level - Economic Equilibrium Must Be Based on a Proper Correlation of These Factors

    By B. A. Stainton, John D. Gill

    OUR combined economic activities have as their goal the maximum of individual well-being and national security. In this age of intense international competition the two objectives are closely related.

    Jan 1, 1946

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    Chicago, Ill Paper - Russell's Improved Process for the Lixiviation of Silver-Ores

    By C. A. Stetefeldt

    FoR the convenience of those who do not care to enter into the details of this long essay, I begin with a summary of the most important results it presents. The extraction of silver by the lixiviat

    Jan 1, 1885

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    Geophysics Education

    By C. A. HEILANDG

    THERE is a need for men well trained in geo- physical prospecting. Although the number of geophysicists required by the industry in the future cannot be expected to be very great, there will always be

    Jan 1, 1930

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    Joint Institute of Metals and Iron and Steel Divisions Meeting, Detroit, Oct. 4-5

    By AIME AIME

    THE Iron and Steel and Institute of Metals Divisions will meet jointly at the Statler Hotel, Detroit, Oct. 4 and 5, during the Metal Congress, Oct. 2-6. The Wire Association, the American Welding Soci

    Jan 1, 1933

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    Don'ts for the Lady Miner

    By Alicia O&apos, Overbeck, Reardon

    DIFFIDENTLY, because don'ts are rarely greeted with cheers; humbly, because I, myself, have never lined up with the irreproachables, I venture on the subject of manners for the mining camp matron

    Jan 1, 1936

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    T. A. Rickard - Our New Honorary Member

    By Scott Turner

    HOSTS of friends will rejoice that T. A. Rickard has been given honorary membership in the Institute. It might well have been done long ago, since, when one reviews distinguished services rendered by

    Jan 1, 1935

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    Don'ts for the Lady Miner

    By Alicia O'Reardon

    DIFFIDENTLY, because don'ts are rarely greeted with cheers; humbly, because I, myself, have never lined up with the irreproachables, I venture on the subject of manners for the mining camp matron

    Jan 1, 1936

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    The Fuel-Efficiency of the Iron Blast-Furnace.

    By JOHN JERMAIN

    In my opinion, the explanation of the fuel-requirements involving the conception of heat available and necessary above a critical temperature, as advanced by Johnson 1 and elaborated by Howe, Raymond

    May 1, 1911

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    Papers - Mining - Ventilation Problems at the World's Largest Coal Mine (With Discussion)

    By Henry F. Herley

    The New Orient mine, owned and operated by the Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin Coal Co., has caused a great deal of comment and interest because of its unusual features and huge daily production. It is

    Jan 1, 1930

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    Electrification of Mines

    By Graham Bright

    T HE chairman of the Mines Committee of the A. 1: E. E. for 1920-21 has had the honor of being also the chairman of a similar committee, the Mine Equipment Committee, of the A. I. M. E. It has been th

    Jan 1, 1921