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Institute of Metals Division - Tensile Flow and Fracture Temperature Dependence of Some Iron-Base Alloys
By John Nunes, Frank R. Larson
Temperature-dependent functions of various ten-sile flour stress and fracture parameters were investigated on iron and low composition alloys of Fe-C, Fe-Cr, Fe-Mn, and Fe-Ni. Data were obtained over
Jan 1, 1963
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Salt Lake City Paper - Flotation Practice in the Coeur d'Alene District, Idaho (with Discussion)
By A. W. Fahrenwald
Flotation practice in Idaho is now about 13 years old. The advance has been steady during these 113 years. The operators have been alert to take advantage of the newest developments and they have them
Jan 1, 1928
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Manganese-Steel Rails (d12de1d5-8544-49a5-b4f5-a39d15f87b2b)
By Sir Robert Hadfield
SINCE the writer has been intimately connected with the development of manganese steel for many years, some remarks upon the early work with regard to the rolling and forging of this material might he
Jan 2, 1914
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Institute of Metals Division - Strain Measurement on Wires at High Temperature (TN)
By T. Price, H. A. Holl, A. P. Greenough, A
UdIN, Shaler, and ulff' first used wires for the determination of the surface energy of a solid metal. A gage length was marked by tying knots in the wires, which were then suspended in a cylinde
Jan 1, 1964
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Reservoir Engineering - General - Internal Anatomy of a Tight, Fractured Hunton Lime Reservoir Revealed by Performance – West Edmond Field
By L. F. Elkins
In 1946 Littlefield, Gray and Godbold published a thorough geologic description of the West Edmond Hunton Lime reservoir, located in Central Oklahoma, and discussion of its early performance.l They st
Jan 1, 1970
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Proceedings Of The One Hundred And First Meeting, San Francisco; October, 1911
By AIME AIME
GENERAL COMMITTEES. SAN FRANCISCO:-ExECUTIVE, Hon. William C. Ralston, Chairman; RECEPTION, Prow. Samuel B. Christy, Chairman; SESSIONS, Frederic W. Bradley, Chairman; PRESS, H. Foster Bain, Chairma
Nov 1, 1911
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PART I – Papers - Irradiation-Induced Densification of Pyrolytic Carbon
By J. C. Bokros, A. S. Schwartz
The irradiation-induced densification of pyrolytic carbon has been shown to take place by a simple first-order rate process. The values of the densification constant, kd, for isotropic carbons are 1.0
Jan 1, 1968
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Recent Developments In Open-Hearth Steel-Practice.
By N. E. Maccallum
(Cleveland Meeting, October, 1912.) ALMOST half a century has passed since the Siemens brothers, after tedious and costly experiments, finally began the manufacture of open-hearth steel. The furnace
Oct 1, 1912
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Korea - Industrial Growth Surges - Mining Sector Small, But Building
By John V. Beall
Monotonous flood planes flanked either side of the road as we drove in the embassy car from the airport to downtown Seoul. We crossed the brown waters of the Hann River, meandering over mud flats. A g
Jan 8, 1969
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Arizona's Copper Province And The Texas Lineament
By Jacques B. Wertz
Both the San Andreas fault complex and the Murray fracture zone are apparently found to be contemporaneous with the Laramide mineralization period. Their compounding effects certainly have disturbed t
Jan 1, 1970
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The Iron-Ore Deposits Of The Moa District, Oriente Province. Island Of Cuba.
By Jennings S. Cox
(Glen Summit Meeting, June, 1911.) THE following notes, prepared in 1908, as the result of a personal examination and extensive explorations under my direction in 1906, have been revised and greatl
Mar 1, 1911
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Washington Paper - The Mints and Assay Offices of Europe
By Pierre de P. Ricketts
Having had occasion while in Europe during the past summer to visit some of the foreign mints and assay offices connected with the same, I thought a brief description of the general process of coining
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The Mints and Assay Offices of Europe
By Pierre de P. E. M. Ricketts
HAVING had occasion while in Europe during the past summer to visit some of the foreign mints and assay offices connected with the same, I thought a brief description of the general process of coining
Jan 1, 1876
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Beer Cans - A New Use for Tin and Steel
By M. W. BERNEWITZ
ALL live producers and manufacturers of metals and alloys are investigating new uses for their products. The tin and tin-plate industry is no exception. One-third of all the new tin mined and refined
Jan 1, 1935
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Safety Progress in the Petroleum Industry
By H. C. Fowler, G. B. Shea
MODERN industry's incessant demands for increased operating efficiency and lower costs require that hazards attending all occupations be reduced to a minimum. Reduction of the inevitable losses t
Jan 1, 1933
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Mining - Load Reduction in Systematic Supports (Mining Engineering, May 1960, pg 484)
By L. Adler
The proper transfer of roof loads from props and bolts to ribs and pillars can result in appreciable savings. The author shows how to plan such load reduction in underground mines. For openings in
Jan 1, 1961
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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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A Method for Distinguishing Sulphides from Oxides in the Metallography of Steel
By George Comstock
IT seems a common opinion among metallographists that all light-gray inclusions seen with the microscope in polished sections of steel are manganese sulphide. Examples of this belief are continually a
Jan 12, 1916
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Standing And Special Committees (ad0742f1-78a4-49b1-80c0-2579c7d2f4e3)
[Executive J. V. W. REYNDERS, Chairman WILLIAM H. BASSETT E. DEGOLYER I-I. C. BELLINGER RICHARD PETERS, JR. Finance GEORGE OTIS SMITH, Chairman H. A. GUESS F. JULIUS FOHS Admissions
Jan 1, 1928