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Cumulative Index 1936 - 1968
[A Editor's Note: Annual Reviews of various subjects and areas are found in February issues of Mining and Metallurgy and Mining Engineering. These Annual Reviews are not listed per se in the I
Jan 1, 1972
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PART III - Effects of Fabrication Parameters on Structural and Electronic Properties of Thin CdS and CdSe Films
By F. V. Shallcross
Physical properties of thin films of CdS and CdSe formed by vacuum deposition onto glass sibstrates have been studied as a function of deposition and processing conditions. The crystallinity and surfa
Jan 1, 1967
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Alaska Mining's Chilly Future in the Land of the Midnight Sun
By Russell A. Carter
Alaska is a land of immense proportions and resources. Its very name, derived from an Aleut term, means "The Great Land." Yet, in a state slightly larger than Texas, California, and Montana combined,
Jan 11, 1976
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Velocity of Galena and Quartz Falling in Water
By ROBERT. RICHARDS
I. INTRODUCTION The object of this paper is to enlarge the field of settling velocities treated by me in my former papers, Close Sizing Before Jigging, and Sorting Before Sizing.' There seemed n
May 1, 1907
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The Lead Industry ? Progress Made in Certain Features of Smelting and Refining Practice
By R. A. Perry
DURING 1943, supplies of lead, like those of most base metals, moved from a position of scarcity to one of ample supply for all possible war requirements. The principal worry in the market, as 1944 be
Jan 1, 1945
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Lightweight Aggregate Industry in Oregon
By N. S. Wagner
The production of lightweight aggregates in Oregon is a new industry, and, like all new enterprises, it is suffering from growing pains characterized by numerous, small operations some of which flouri
Jan 1, 1949
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24. The Marquette District, Michigan
By Gerald J. Anderson
The Marquette District of Central Northern Michigan is the oldest of the Lake Superior iron districts with a mining history dating from 1852 up to the present. The total production of all types of ore
Jan 1, 1968
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Biographical Notices
ALEXANDER BRYDEN Alexander Bryden, clean of engineers in the anthracite mining field, and a member of the pioneer Pittston family, was claimed by death Wednesday, September 26, 1917. The announcement
Jan 12, 1917
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The Constitution of Mattes Produced in Copper-Smelting
By R. C. Philp, Allan Gibb
INTRODUCTION. THE term matte is applied to smelting-products so extremely diverse in composition and physical properties that it appears impossible to devise any generic formula to represent, chemica
Nov 1, 1905
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Geology - Age of Coeur d'Alene Mineralization: An Isotopic Study (Mining Engineering, May 1960, pg 470)
By A. Long, A. Silverman, J. L. Kulp
Garth Crosby has written an excellent geologic description of the deposits surrounding the Gem stocks in the Coeur d'Alene district. The ore deposits in the area of the Gem stocks may hold the ke
Jan 1, 1961
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Mining - Mining Technology. The Outlook for the Future
By E. D. Gardner
FIFTY years ago the Utah Copper enterprise at Bingham was just getting under way. An epic in metal mining was in the making. Throughout the West the bonanza deposits were approaching exhaustion and mo
Jan 1, 1956
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Deformation Mechanisms In Granodiorite At Effective Pressures To 100 MPA And Temperatures To Partial Melting
By J. Handin, S. J. Bauer, M. Friedman
Deformation mechanisms in room-dry and water-saturated specimens of Charcoal Granodiorite, shortened at 10-4s-1, at effective pressures (Pe) to 100 MPa and temperatures to partial melting (?1050°C) ar
Jan 1, 1982
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Reservoir Engineering-General - A Critical Pressure Correlation for Gas-Solvent-Reservoir Oil Systems
By R. Simon, L. Yarborough
This paper presents a correlation for predicting the critical pressures of gas-solvent-reservoir oil systems of the type encountered in gas and solvent injection processes. Experimental data from 14 s
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Extractive Metallurgy Division - Operations at New Cornelia Copper Smelter of Phelps Dodge Corporation
By J. W. Byrkit
Design features and operating methods at the new Ajo smelter are described in detail. Successful operation of a novel method of handling and charging wet concentrates to a deep bath type reverberator
Jan 1, 1954
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Manufacturers News (537864fd-5bde-4f90-8800-55dc60bb1f7a)
Body Hoists A complete new line of hydraulic dump truck body hoists and bodies featuring many outstanding design improvements has just been announced by St Paul Hydraulic Hoist Fourteen models of t
Jan 1, 1952
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Use Specifications for Coal (707f19d6-d00f-45ee-bf2a-0a5d8d290450)
By J. E. Tobey, David R. Mitchell, J. H. Kerrick
DETAILED knowledge of purchase specifications established by coal consumers is essential to the successful design and operation of a coal-preparation plant. ANTHRACITE Specifications should be consi
Jan 1, 1943
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"The Impact of Taxes on Exploration Economics in USA"
By Randall L. Neal
This paper discusses the impact of taxes at the state and federal level on typical on-shore oil and gas exploration economics in the USA. Taxes considered are the windfall profits excise tax, state pr
Jan 1, 1982
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Papers - Research Problems Relating to Steelmaking Processes. Compiled by the Committee on the Physical Chemistry of Steelmaking (T.P. 1310, with discussion)
By John J. Secretary Egan
The present list of problems relating to the physical chemistry of steelmaking has been prepared by the Committee on the Physical Chemistry of Steelmaking, from answers to a questionnaire submitted to
Jan 1, 1941
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Papers - Research Problems Relating to Steelmaking Processes. Compiled by the Committee on the Physical Chemistry of Steelmaking (T.P. 1310, with discussion)
By John J. Secretary Egan
The present list of problems relating to the physical chemistry of steelmaking has been prepared by the Committee on the Physical Chemistry of Steelmaking, from answers to a questionnaire submitted to
Jan 1, 1941
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Preconcentration Of Native Copper And Porphyry Copper Ores By Electronic Sorting (d7df667e-6ea9-4120-8883-e8da9e553b62)
By R. W. Nash, A. E. Schwaneke, V. R. Miller
The Bureau of Mines developed a detector for controlling sorting devices to separate the copper-bearing fragments from the barren portion of Michigan native copper and western prophyry copper ores. A
Jan 1, 1979