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St. Louis Paper - Russell's Improved Process for the Lixiviation of Silver-Ores in its Practical Application
By Charles A. Stetefeldt
This treatise is the sequel of a paper on "Russell's Improved Process for the Lixiviation of Silver-ores," etc., read at the Chicago meeting, in May, 1884, and published in the Transactions, vol.
Jan 1, 1887
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New York Paper - Fuel Oil in the Southwest
By William B. Phillips
This paper was prepared at the request of Capt. A. F. Lucas, Chair man of the Institute's Committee on Petroleum and Gas; as a pre1iminary.discussion of the fuel oils which are used in the Southw
Jan 1, 1915
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Economics of the Mineral Industry - Minnesota's Iron Ore Future
By E. P. Pfleider
Important economic planning by industries, companies, financial firms and governments is predicated on estimates of future growth potential. Prior to the passage of the Taconite Amendment by the peopl
Jan 1, 1967
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The Production Of Copper And Copper Alloy Tubes
By H. Y. Bassett
THIS paper attempts to show the various major operations used in nonferrous tube mills and does not necessarily represent the current practices at the two plants of the Wolverine Tube Div., of Calumet
Jan 1, 1951
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Saline Deposits of Western Utah
By J. L. SILSBEE
THE existence of large saline deposits in that flat arid basin, known as the Great Salt Lake Desert, has long been recognized, but the extent and great commercial value of these deposits has not been
Jan 1, 1925
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5. Geology of the Friedensville Zinc Mine, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania
By William H. Hallahan
The Friedensville zinc mine of The New Jersey Zinc Company is located about four miles south of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania in the Saucon Valley, an infolded and down faulted block of Cambro-Ordovician ca
Jan 1, 1968
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America's Stake In World Mineral Resources
By Alan M. Bateman
Before World War II we proudly considered that we were the nation of all the world most richly endowed in mineral resources. We knew it was no accident that those countries abundantly supplied with mi
Jan 1, 1949
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Copper Refining in the United States.*
By T. Egleston
THE materials containing copper which are refined in the United States, are, for the most part, the native, coppers of Lake Superior. Until quite recently but little pig copper was made for sale, and
Jan 1, 1881
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Titanium - A Growing Industry - War-Born U. S. Production Has Good Chance to Survive Postwar Competition
By OTTO HERRES
TITANIUM is estimated to be the ninth most plentiful element, ranking after iron, aluminum, and magnesium, and ahead of copper, lead, and zinc. Vast quantities of titanium are widespread throughout th
Jan 1, 1946
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List Of Members, Associates And Junior Associates Alphabetically Arranged
[†AARONSON, ALFRED E., Vice-Pres., Mid-Co. Petroleum Co., Mid-Co. Bldg. Tulsa, Okla. '18 ABADIE, EMILE R., Min. Engr Address wanted. '76 ¦ABADILLA, QUIRICO A. Geol. Dept. Cia. Mexicans de
Jan 1, 1925
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45. Non-Porphyry Ores of the Bingham District, Utah
By R. D. Rubright, Owen J. Hart
In the Bingham district over a span of more than 90 years, 43,947,104 tons of "non-porphyry" copper, lead, zinc, gold, and silver ore have been mined from a folded and faulted alternating series of Pe
Jan 1, 1968
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Charcoal Blast-furnace practice in Mysore
By B. VISWANATH
T HE Mysore iron works, at Bhadravati, about 2000 ft. above sea level in the Shimoga district of Mysore, British India, is served by a meter gage branch line of the Mysore State Railways. The works wh
Jan 1, 1930
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Institute of Metals Division - Curie Temperatures of' Binary and Ternary Sigma Phases
By P. A. Beck, M. V. Nevitt
All binary and a number of ternary u alloys formed by first long period transition elements were examined and found to be ferromagnetic at low temperatures. The Curie temperatures for these alloys wer
Jan 1, 1956
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Instrumentation In Ideal's New Houston Cement Plant
By Thomas B. Douglas
INSTRUMENTATION in the process industries can no longer be regarded as a convenience, but rather an absolute necessity. Although many chemical processes must already be conducted with instruments, eve
Jan 2, 1958
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The Josephtown Electrothermic Zinc Smelter - Progressive Plant Expansion Increases Zinc and Zinc Product Supply
By H. K. Najarian
AT Josephtown, Pa., on the south hank of the Ohio River about thirty miles northwest of Pittsburgh, is the Josephtown electrothermic zinc smelter, which operates as a custom smelter receiving both dom
Jan 1, 1947
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Mineral Titles And Concessions
By Northcutt Ely
This chapter deals with the systems of laws by which governments regulate the exploration for and production of the minerals within their jurisdictions. It is a summary, restricted by necessary space
Jan 1, 1964
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Australia's Top Money-Maker: Coal
In the Bowen Basin of central Queensland, coal production has gone from virtually nothing in 1961 to more than 24 million tons today4ut there's a cloud over this success.
Jan 1, 1977
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South America as a Source of Strategic Minerals
By Charles Will Wright
Brief descriptions of the occurrence of the various deposits of strategic minerals then known in South America are published in "The Mineral Deposits of South America," by B. L. Miller and J. T. Singe
Jan 1, 1940
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The N'Kana Smelter - II - Converting, Casting, and Accessory Equipment
By A. D. Wilkinson
A CROSS-SECTION of the converter aisle through one of the converters and reverberatories is shown in Fig. 5. The aisle is 280 ft. long by 60, ft. wide by 681 ft. to the roof trusse, which have a 63-ft
Jan 1, 1934
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Distribution of Securities in Canadian Manufacturing and Mineral Industries
By Louis D. Huntoon
SHORTLY after publication of the article in the July, 1924, issue Of MINING AND METALLURGY, entitled "Canada as a Gold Producer," requests were received to determine the ownership of production. Advic
Jan 1, 1925