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    Some New Methods for Estimating the Future Production of Oil Wells (bb30302c-613a-4b9f-9d37-5008b49cb02b)

    EUGENE WESLEY SHAW,* Washington, D. C. (written discussion ?).-Studies of the probable future production of oil wells and fields-particularly those in the nature of the recent work by Lewis and Beal,

    Jan 5, 1918

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    Humboldt Mill - Features Of Design And Construction

    By O. W. Walvoord

    ONE particular plant has been chosen to illustrate the various factors in mill design. The problems are general in nature and with various modifications are met in the design of most milling plants. L

    Jan 1, 1954

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    Papers - Seismic Methods - Seismogrqph Prospecting for Oil - Seismograph Field Operations

    By Frank Ittner

    In this section it is proposed to discuss operating methods considered good practice under the various field conditions commonly encountered. Efficient field direction and types of equipment needed to

    Jan 1, 1940

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    Chattanooga Paper - Requirements of a Breathing-Apparatus for Use in Mines

    By Walter E. Mingramm

    The construction of rescue-apparatus on the principle of furnishing the wearer with air from a tank containing it under high pressure was given up by inventors about 20 years ago. Such an apparatus mu

    Jan 1, 1909

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    How Can Mine Manager and College Help, the Graduate Engineer?

    By Fred Hellmann

    IT IS hardly to be doubted that the opportunity within the grasp of the mine manager for beneficent and helpful action in relation to young engineers seeking employment under him is very broad and ver

    Jan 5, 1923

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    Behavior Of Molybdenum In Secondary Dispersion Media - A New Look At An Old Geochemical Puzzle

    By John A. Hansuld

    Molybdenum presents a series of baffling geo- chemical puzzles. It can exist in six different valence states, possessing three different coordination numbers. As a result, it combines with other eleme

    Jan 12, 1966

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    Papers - Seismic Methods - Seismogrqph Prospecting for Oil - Seismograph Field Operations

    By Frank Ittner

    In this section it is proposed to discuss operating methods considered good practice under the various field conditions commonly encountered. Efficient field direction and types of equipment needed to

    Jan 1, 1940

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    Total System Planning For Exploitation Of Coal In India

    By Sinha D. K.

    As the main source of indigineous energy, coal has a big role to play in the development of national economy of India. Nationalization of the coal mining has brought the entire industry under the unit

    Jan 1, 1977

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    AIME’s First Venture at National Science Fair Registers Complete Success

    Each spring most secondary schools select their best student science exhibits, prepared during the preceding academic year, and send them to regional "Science Fairs", which now number over 220. Winner

    Jan 7, 1964

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    Magnetic Separation For Mesabi Magnetite Taconite

    By J. E. Forciea, O. E. Palasvirta, L. G. Hendrickson

    All pilot and commercial plants working with Mesabi Range taconite employ wet magnetic separation. Progress is being made with a dry magnetic process,9-11 but this has not yet been applied to taconite

    Jan 12, 1958

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    Strategies For Application Of Automatic Control To Copper Reverberatory Furnaces

    By Alfredo O. Del Campo

    Copper concentrate smelting has been the subject of significant improvements during the last three decades. Several new processes are being successfully applied at industrial scale, and probably no ne

    Jan 1, 1984

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    Computerized Year-by-Year Open-Pit Mine Scheduling

    By Carl E. Williams

    A computer program has been developed which will locate the economic limits of an open-pit mine and also designate which ore and waste blocks to remove per period (years or quarters) to maximize the d

    Jan 1, 1975

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    Organized Speed - Key To Successful Tunnel Results

    By T. F. Adams, D. P. Morse

    Tunneling is primarily an excavating cycle consisting of a sequence of operations: drilling, shooting, ventilating, mucking, and erecting supports, if necessary. However, the type and condition of the

    Jan 4, 1958

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    Technical Papers and Notes - Institute of Metals Division - Contribution to the Theory of Inverse Segregation

    By J. S. Kirkaldy, W. V. Youdelis

    THE occurrence of concentration distributions in rapidly cooled castings with gradients of opposite sign to those expected on the basis of the constitution diagram and diffusion controlled kinetics, h

    Jan 1, 1959

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    The Constitution Of Coal (ad455ad5-97b3-4c01-880d-d83d1f2a77eb)

    By Reinhardt Thiessen

    IN THE general study of coal, all evidence points in the one direction -that coals had their origin in a manner analogous to that of peat. The best method of studying coal, whether it concerns its che

    Jan 3, 1925

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    Silicates

    By William E. Ford, Edward Salisbury Dana

    The Silicates are m part strictly anhydrous, in part hydrous, as the zeolites and the amorphous clays, etc. Furthermore, a large number of the silicates yield more or less water upon ignition, and in

    Jan 1, 1922

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    Determination of Smelter Gas Volumes and Dust Losses

    By V. E. Christensen

    AT most smelting plants, forced draft, induced by high stacks or fans, is used to carry the gases away from the furnaces, roasters, or sintering plants. Gases moving under forced draft carry varying a

    Jan 1, 1935

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    Mr. Jackling Receives the John Fritz Medal

    By John Fritz

    TROUGH it is not a condition of the Award, the fact is that the John Fritz Medal never has been given to an engineer who had not already received one or more similar awards. This "medal for medalists,

    Jan 1, 1933

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    Preparation and Presentation of Technical Papers

    By Arthur Knapp

    NEARLY every technical man is called upon at some time in his life to deliver a paper before a technical audience or to write a technical paper for publication. It is not necessary to be an accomplish

    Jan 1, 1942

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    The Relative Pronouns (d7da0737-0a6d-41b0-8a5e-a219a72da8ac)

    By T. A. Rickard

    An educated man is distinguished neither by his clothes nor by his knowledge; he is replarkable not for the things he says, but for the way he says them. You cannot even stand with him under an archwa

    Jan 1, 1931