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Drilling and Producing – Equipment, Methods, and Materials - Effectiveness of Gun Perforating
By T. O. Allen, J. H. Atterbury
Laboratory and field tests during the past five years indicated considerable variation in the penetrating power of commercially available gun perforators. Many of the guns which achieved inadequate pe
Jan 1, 1955
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Pelletizing Fine Coal Recovered From Pumped Refuse
By H. N. Egan
Faced with a severe disposal problem of their fines from a coal mine in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains of extreme eastern Kentucky, Eastern Coal Corporation has built a special plant to pellet
Jan 11, 1967
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Towards A Comprehensive Mathematical Model Of The Blast Furnace
By M. Cross
INTRODUCTION The results of the Japanese dissective investigations have [l-4] transformed our understanding of how the blast furnace operates. These studies revealed an internal structure of the fu
Jan 1, 1984
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Genesis of the Ore-Deposits at Bingham. Utah
By J. M. Boutwell
I. Introduction. THE object of this paper is to present a concise statement on the genesis of the copper- and lead-deposits of the Bingham Mining District, Utah. It is essentially a condensation of a
Nov 1, 1905
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Refractory Design Increases Rotary Kiln Efficiency
By W. F. Rochow, W. C. Burke
Numerous designs of linings and accessories, including dams, lifters, and heat exchangers, contribute greatly to kiln efficiencies. Greater conductivity is achieved with basic brick than with fireclay
Jan 3, 1955
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Vertical Slice And Slot Stoping At Butte
By L. F. Bishop
THE ore bodies of the Butte district1 are found in many different vein systems having many different structural characteristics; some are narrow with self-supporting ore but with weak walls; some are
Jan 1, 1945
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Further Discussion - Further Discussion on Water Gas Reservoirs: Uncertainty in Reserves Evaluation From Past History
By W. Hurst
The authors of this paper, in substituting values in a material balance equation associated with a gas reserve and a water drive, cannot find sustainment of what the gas in place should be; therefore,
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A. I. M. E. Technical Publications, 1928
[Separates of all the Technical Publications published in 1928 are available at Institute headquarters. All the papers are on file in public, university and technical libraries, and when so indicated
Jan 1, 1928
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Part VIII - Staff of AIME March 1966
Jan 1, 1967
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Standing and Special Committees (47657d34-1587-45bc-bb67-c2757afd7bd5)
Executive JOHN M. LOVEJOY, Chairman ERLE V. DAVELER G. B. WATERHOUSE WISER JUDSON WILLIAM WRAITH J. V. W. REYNDERS, Consultant Finance HENRY KRUM, Chairman PAUL D. MERICA R. M. ROOSEVELT H. G.
Jan 1, 1936
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Forthcoming Meetings (38e33bd2-5833-4631-83a8-96cdc0c96857)
Organization Place Date 1919 American Electrochemical Society New York, N. Y. Apr. 3-5 American Chemical Society Buffalo, N. Y. Apr. 8-11 National Foreign Trade Council : Chicago, Ill. Apr. 2
Jan 4, 1919
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Technical Notes - The Calculation of Water Resistivities from Chemical Analysis
By H. F. Dunlap, R. R. Hawthorne
A method of calculating formation water resistivities from chemical analyses is presented which is somewhat faster and more accurate than previously described methods. For 26 formation water samples t
Jan 1, 1951
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Technical Notes - The Calculation of Water Resistivities from Chemical Analysis
By R. R. Hawthorne, H. F. Dunlap
A method of calculating formation water resistivities from chemical analyses is presented which is somewhat faster and more accurate than previously described methods. For 26 formation water samples t
Jan 1, 1951
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Transportation Of Molten Blister Copper By Rail From Smelter To Refinery
By Frederic Benard
PRIOR to 1936, the Ontario Refining Co. received all incoming blister copper from The International Nickel Company's smelter in the usual form of 460-lb. cakes, or slabs. These were received in o
Jan 1, 1938
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Mining and Milling at Broken Hill, Australia
By M. W. BERNEWITZ
IT is 27 years since I last visited Broken Hill, New South Wales, one of the world's greatest lead-silver-zinc districts. Then, the flota¬tion of ores was in its infancy. The Minerals Separation
Jan 1, 1935
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79. Geology of the Nickel Mountain Mine, Riddle, Oregon
By John T. Cumberlidge, Frederic M. Chace
Nickel-bearing saprolite developed during the early Tertiary over a northeast trending ultramafic body of Jurassic age near Riddle in southwestern Oregon. The principal nickel mineral is garnierite, b
Jan 1, 1968
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Rock Mechanics - In Situ Stress Measurements from Tilts Induced by Mining Operations
By Ivan Simon, R. K. McConnell
Anticipating the availability of tiltmeters suitable for use in boreholes, this article proposes a method of using one or more of these meters to determine in situ stress distribution before and after
Jan 1, 1969
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The Idaho Phosphate Field
By G. R. Mansfield
THE geologic structure of the Idaho phosphate field has an important bearing on the classifica-tion and the exploitation of the lands that contain phosphate. Maps and structure sections1 recently made
Jan 1, 1928
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Institute of Metals Division - Annealing Behavior of Vapor-Deposited Nickel Films (TN)
By R. L. Grunes, F. K. Kies, C. D&apos, Antonio
THE several studies concerned with the annealing of thin nickel films have largely been restricted to films of a single thickness.1-4 It is well-known, however, that both physical and mechanical prope
Jan 1, 1965
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The Control Of Chill In Cast Iron. Considering The Elements Effective In The Manufacture Of Malleable Castings And Chilled Car Wheels
By Grafton Thrasher
For the proper discussion of this subject it is necessary to incorporate in this paper the substance of part of an article published by rite in Metallurgical and Chemical Engineering for January, 1915
Jan 10, 1915