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Reservoir Engineering – General - A Method for Determining Optimum Second Stage Pressure in Three Stage Separation
By Kenneth F. Whinery, John M. Campbell
Basically, the Buckley-Leverett theory involves two systems which are similar in nature but are differentiated by time. These systems may be described by the fractional flow and frontal advance equati
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Institute of Metals Division - Simultaneous Aging and Deformation in Metals
By J. D. Lubahn
The influence of precipitation from solid solution on the subsequent deformation resistance of alloys is well known. However, the influence of precipitation or aging that occurs simultaneously with de
Jan 1, 1950
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Technical Papers and Notes - Institute of Metals Division - The Role of Rate-History Effects in the Calculation of Creep Behavior
By J. D. Lubahn
Prior tests by Dorn, where the strain rate in a tensile test was suddenly changed, have shown a small, but definite rate-history effect to exist. If this effect is neglected in the calculation of cre
Jan 1, 1959
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Discussion Of Papers Presented At San Francisco Meeting, September, 1922
CONTENTS PAGE Simons, Theodore.-Basic Principles of Gravity Concentration-A Mathematical Study : :.. 1 Taggart, Arthur F. and Gaudin, A. M.-Surface Tension and Adsorption Phenomena in Flotation 11
Jan 12, 1922
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Coming Events
Apr. 26-May 11, Liege International Fair, Liege, Belgium. May 4-8, Electrochemical Society, Inc., Spring meeting, Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Philadelphia. May 5-6, National Air Pollution Symposium
Jan 1, 1952
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Board Of Directors
Meeting, June 26, 1913).-On the petition of 29 members residing in and near San Francisco, Cal., the San Francisco Local Section was established. The territory of the St. Louis Local Section was esta
Jan 7, 1913
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Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in New Mexico
By E. H. Wells, A. Andreas
Greater progress than in any previous year was accomplished by the oil industry in New Mexico in 1936. The total number of completions in the state was 631, of which 549 were oil wells, 21 were hydroc
Jan 1, 1937
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Trepca Mines Limited-III Development and Mining Methods
By James Lorimer
THE topography at the Stan Trg mine facilitated early exploration by adits; in consequence adit levels were developed at horizons 865, 795, and 760 meters above sea level, and the levels in the mine &
Jan 1, 1936
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"Russia's Mineral Potential" Criticized
By Norman C. Stines
Russia's mineral potential is a secret that has been effectively kept by the Iron Curtain. There is no conclusive data and because of its extreme importance to the Free World, the subject is grea
Jan 11, 1951
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Discussions - Of Mr. Tay's Paper on the Bryan Mill as a Crusher and Amalgamator Compared with the Stamp Battery (see vol. xxix., pp. 776,1054)
Mr. Tays (communication to the Secretary): Mr. Wynne's criticism of my paper* brings forward a few points which are really important, and might properly have been considered in the original paper
Jan 1, 1902
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Members, Junior Members, Associates Rocky Mt. Members and Junior Foreign Associates Alphabetical (33863490-77f1-4e90-8d03-dedfb33253e3)
Aamot, Olav Crone, Chem. Engr., Norsk Elektrokemisk, Kongensgt. 18, Olso. Norway. '29 Abadilla.-Quirico A., Dir., Bureau of Mines Manila, P. I. '38 Abbott, Clarence E., V.P., Charge of
Jan 1, 1938
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Top Executives Highly Paid In Nonferrous Metals Industry
By S. Robinson Brainard
In 1957 the pay of chief executives in the nonferrous metals industry was well above average when compared with other major industries. Furthermore, it continued to rise last year while sales declined
Jan 10, 1958
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Books for Engineers
Iron Ore Resources of the World (Die Eisenersvorrate der Welt)_ By G. Einicke. Verlag Stahleisen, Dusseldorf, 1950. 418 p., with 192 tables and an atlas volume containing 100 p. of reaps. 66 German Ma
Jan 2, 1951
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Washington Paper - The Cripple Creek Volcano
By T. A. Rickard
The Cripple Creek district occupies a cluster of foot-hills on the south side of Pike's Peak and is a portion of an extensive, though uneven, plateau which unites the eastern range of the Rocky m
Jan 1, 1901
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The Natural Gas Industry
By S. W. MEALS
TWENTY million people in this country and Canada in nearly four million homes can give thanks to our Creator for natural gas, that most wonderful natural fuel with which Dame Nature has so bountifully
Jan 1, 1926
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Final Adjourned Annual Business Meeting.
By AIME AIME
The following abstract of the minutes of the final Adjourned Annual Business Meeting, held Nov. 12, 1912, in the office of the Institute, 29 West 39th Street, New York City, is here presented for the
Dec 1, 1912
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Radium
By Moore, Richard B
PROBABLY no other metal excites as much interest, among both scientific men and the general public, as radium. This is due partly to the high cost of radium salts and partly to the peculiar properties
Jan 8, 1918
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Symposia - Symposium on Creep of Nonferrous Metals and Alloys - Creep Data on Die-cast Zinc Alloy
By E. H. Kelton, R. D. Grissinger
In designing structural members of steel and some other materials the design engineer has available recognized values of elastic modulus and safe working stress that may be substituted in well-known e
Jan 1, 1945
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Petroleum Supply of Axis Powers Short of Wartime Needs
By J. W. Ristori, V. R. Garfias
ONE of the most serious problems now confronting Gel- many-and one that will affect Italy even more seriously if she goes to war against England and France -is that of supplying her navy, mechanized a
Jan 1, 1939
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Important Meetings at Headquarters
By AIME AIME
THE following Officers, Directors, and guests were present: Herbert Hoover, A. R. Ledoux, Henry S. Drinker, Edwin Ludlow, Samuel A. Taylor, Charles F: Rand, William M. Corse, Arthur S.. Dwight, Glen H
Jan 1, 1920