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Papers - Melting and Casting Metals - Monel Metal and Nickel Foundry Practice (With Discussion)
By E. S. Wheeler
The rapid increase in the use of monel metal and malleable nickel in the form of sheet, rod and tube has resulted in a similar increase in the demand for these metals in the form of castings. These ca
Jan 1, 1930
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PART X – October 1967 – Communications - On the Characteristic Temperatures of the Martensitic Transformation in Copper-Zinc
By R. E. Hummel, J. W. Koger
IT is generally accepted that the martensitic start temperature (Ms) can be determined by resistivity measurements and is that temperature where the resistivity vs temperature curve on cooling first d
Jan 1, 1968
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Part XI - Papers - Techniques for Analyzing Combined First- and Second-Stage Creep Data
By M. J. Mullikin, J. B. Conway
Equations capable of representing combined first -and second-stage creep behavior include the Andrade, Cottrell-Aytekin, Garofalo, and de Lacombe equations along with a third-degree polynomial in t1/3
Jan 1, 1967
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Institute of Metals Division - The Effect of Heating Rate on the Growth of FeSn2 Layers on Tinplate (TN)
By H. E. Biber
DURING the production of tin plate a thin layer of FeSn2, is formed at the interface between the steel sheet and the protective tin coating. Because excessive amounts of this alloy layer are undesirab
Jan 1, 1965
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Minerals Beneficiation - Molecular Associations in Flotation - Correction
By J. H. Schulman, M. H. Buckenham
R. W. Christy (Manager of Sales, Sanitary Engineering Equipment, Link-Belt Co.) and C.D. Rubert (Barrett, Haentjens & Co.) — Messrs. King and Schepman have presented an excellent paper which outlin
Jan 1, 1963
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Mining - Drilling Practice in Swedish Mining
By Ingvar Janelid
DURING the last ten years, in the effort to save manpower and costs, methods of drilling and blasting in Sweden have changed and developed in a revolutionary manner. These developments have been accom
Jan 1, 1955
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Information Requirements For Equity Issues
By E. L. Affleck, W. G. Stevenson
In both Canada and the United States, a company making a public offering of securities must comply with regulations which have been passed by Federal, State and/or Provincial Legislatures. These r
Jan 1, 1985
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Butte Paper - Preparation of Ore Containing Zinc for the Recovery of Other Metals, Such as Silver, Gold, Copper, and Lead, by the Elimination and Subsequent Recovery of the Zinc as a Chemically Pure Zinc Product (with Discussion)
By S. E. Bretherton
This title introduces the subject I wish to describe to my fellow members, very few of whom, I 'hope, have ever had as much trouble with the smelting of ore containing much zinc, either in the le
Jan 1, 1914
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Papers - Milling Practice - Concentrating Operations of the Mahoning Mining Company, Rosiclare, Illinois (T. P. 2040, Min. Tech., Sept. 1946)
By Walter E. Duncan
The ores treated at the concentrating plant of the Mahoning Mining Co. at Rosiclare, III., come largely from the blanket replacement deposits of the northeastern part of Hardin County, Illinois, and c
Jan 1, 1947
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Papers - Milling Practice - Concentrating Operations of the Mahoning Mining Company, Rosiclare, Illinois (T. P. 2040, Min. Tech., Sept. 1946)
By Walter E. Duncan
The ores treated at the concentrating plant of the Mahoning Mining Co. at Rosiclare, III., come largely from the blanket replacement deposits of the northeastern part of Hardin County, Illinois, and c
Jan 1, 1947
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Further Discussion on Two-Dimensional Method for Predicting Hot Waterflood Recovery Behavior
By D. N. Dietz
Jan 1, 1969
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Development Of The Choking-Free Cyclone And Its Classification Performance
By T. Sekimoto, T. Kokubo, M. Yamamoto, K. Masuda, T. Moro, H. Sakamoto
The choking-free cyclone was developed primarily to remove solid particles suspended in a slurry containing fibrous materials, such as municipal solid waste. This cyclone is characterized by a screw c
Jan 1, 1980
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Institute of Metals Division - Effect of Grain Boundary Migration on Creep Ductility (TN)
By B. Wilshire, P. W. Davis
It has been shown that grain-boundary migration during high-temperature creep can reduce or even prevent the formation of intercrystalline voids, giving a considerable increase in ductility.' A s
Jan 1, 1962
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The Chief Consolidated Volatilization Process And Mill
By G. H. Wigton
THE oxidized ores of the Chief Consolidated Mining Co., in the Tintic mining district, have never yielded to metallurgical treatment by any standard method except smelting. These ores occur in compara
Jan 8, 1925
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Institute of Metals Division - Comments on the Determination, Analysis and Representation of Preferred Orientation (TN)
By R. O. Williams
A recent article by Chernock, Singer, Mueller, and Beck 1 which supports the use of the integral of I sin $ d$ for comparing fiber texture data does not settle what happens to I sin ø as ø approach
Jan 1, 1960
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Iron and Steel Division - The Effect of Oxygen Pressure on the Solubility of Water in Slags Containing Iron Oxide (TN)
By J. M. Uys, T. B. King
WalSH, Chipman, King, and rant' have measured the water content (as hydrogen) of actual steel-making slags. An average water content of 290 ppm was found for basic open-hearth tapping slags an
Jan 1, 1963
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General - Equilibrium Relations in Aluminum-antimony Alloys of High Purity (With Discussion)
By F. Keller, E. H. Dix, L. A. Willey
The consideration of alloying elements for aluminum has led to a series of investigations of the equilibrium relations between aluminum and those alloying elements. Therefore, the aluminum end of the
Jan 1, 1931
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New York Paper - An Inventory of Results of Accident Prevention
By C. A. Allen
For over three years we have been endeavoring to reduce the number of fatalitics and minor accidents in Utah. The physical condition of the FIG: 1.—Number kiLlEd per million short tons of coal prod
Jan 1, 1923
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New York Paper - An Inventory of Results of Accident Prevention
By C. A. Allen
For over three years we have been endeavoring to reduce the number of fatalitics and minor accidents in Utah. The physical condition of the FIG: 1.—Number kiLlEd per million short tons of coal prod
Jan 1, 1923
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Modern and Ancient Engineering and Metallurgy
By Arthur L. Walker
DURING my trip around the world last year, covering a total of 45,000 miles, I saw many things of especial interest from an engineering viewpoint. Sailing from New York, I went through the Panama Cana
Jan 1, 1924