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    Sintering Characteristics Of Minus Sixty-Five And Twenty Mesh Magnetite

    By Alan Stanley

    The MacIntyre Development of the National Lead Co. is located at Tahawus, N. Y. The operations involve the mining and concentrating of a titaniferous iron ore to produce an ilmenite concentrate and a

    Jan 1, 1949

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    The Tin-Deposits of the Kinta Valley, Federated Malay States

    By William R. Rumbold

    THE Kinta valley in the State of Perak, one of the largest of the Federated Malay States, is probably at the present time the richest alluvial tin-district in the world, Perak producing from 20,000 to

    Sep 1, 1906

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    Sedimentary Rocks At Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, And Tentative Correlation With The Sections At Bisbee And The Swisshelrn Mountains, Arizona

    By J. Ruben Velasco, Roland B. Mulchay

    CANANEA has long been recognized as a remarkable field for geologic study. The copper deposits and rocks of the district have been described by many geologists and engineers, but only the most general

    Jan 6, 1954

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    9. Ore Deposits of the Southern Appalachians

    By Robert A. Laurence

    Ore deposits in the Southern Appalachians are ( 1) sedimentary or syngenetic, ( 2) epigenetic, and ( 3) residual. In general, deposits characteristic of high temperature and pressure are found in the

    Jan 1, 1968

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    New York Paper - Effect of Quality of Steel on Case-carburizing Results (with Discussion)

    By H. W. McQuaid, E. W. Ehn

    It is usually assumed that chemical specifications are sufficient for steel to be used for case carburizing, and if the steel analyzes within the ordinary limits specified for steel for this purpose,

    Jan 1, 1922

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    New York Paper - Effect of Quality of Steel on Case-carburizing Results (with Discussion)

    By H. W. McQuaid, E. W. Ehn

    It is usually assumed that chemical specifications are sufficient for steel to be used for case carburizing, and if the steel analyzes within the ordinary limits specified for steel for this purpose,

    Jan 1, 1922

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    Borax-Deposits of the United States

    By Charles R. Keyes

    A COMPLETE transformation has taken place in the boras industry during the year 1908. A most remarkable factor in this radical change in method of producing the crude borates has been its removal from

    Oct 1, 1909

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    Steel Linings for Deep Mine Shafts

    By Roger L. Brockenbrough

    Steels available for mine-shaft applications are discussed, and the use of steel linings for round and rectangular shafts is reviewed. For rectangular shafts, frameworks constructed of square or recta

    Jan 1, 1976

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    Cretaceous Thermal Metamorphism Of Precambrian Pb -Zn Ores, Coeur D' Alene District, Idaho

    By J. W. Mills

    This paper's aim is to demonstrate, by reviewing findings and conclusions of earlier authors and through recording and interpreting the outcome of recent laboratory study of the ores, that the or

    Jan 1, 1985

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    Recent Trends in Blast-furnace Operation and Design

    By B. J. Harlan

    THE trying times experienced by the steel industry during the past four years have emphasized the necessity of producing pig iron at the lowest possible cost. The trend in both design and operation of

    Jan 1, 1934

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    Safety in Mining

    By John T., Ryan

    THE subject assigned me, "Safety in Mining," is a very broad one and only the high spots can be covered in this short paper. As this is a meeting of the Coal Division, these remarks will be directed l

    Jan 1, 1930

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    Philadelphia Paper - The Wearing Capacity of Steel Rails in Relation to their Chemical Composition and Physical Properties

    By Charles B. Dudley

    DEAR SIR: It is now nearly three years since my first report to you on the subject of steel rails was written. That report, as you will remember, dealt principally with the question of the relation be

    Jan 1, 1881

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    Honor Roll (fc6e60cf-f2c4-4156-aee5-08e8586e081d)

    The Honor Roll includes the names of all members of the Institute Whom we know to have been on active military duty it the date of compilation, Mar. 5, 1919. Despite our efforts to have this list accu

    Jan 1, 1923

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    Repairing The Upper Part of a Furnace Lining Without Blowing Out

    By Frank Firmstone

    WE found it necessary, in December, 1874, to repair the upper part of the lining in No. 5 furnace at Glendon, and, as we succeeded in doing it with comparatively little trouble, a description of the p

    Jan 1, 1876

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    Essential Considerations In The Design Of Blast Furnaces

    By A. L. Foell

    THE development of the modern blast furnace began more than one hundred years ago, with the abandonment of the small hillside furnaces. Its development, especially during the past 50 years, has been a

    Jan 1, 1942

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    Table Of Contents (f8c9312b-d1ec-4cbf-ab57-38091132f93c)

    SECTION I Page Page Report of Nominating Committee. v Employment li Proceedings of St. Louis meeting. , vi Local Section News.: liv Engineering Foundation, Report Affiliated Student Societies lvi

    Jan 12, 1917

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    The World's Largest Plate Rolling Mill

    By C. L. HUSTON

    MY ANCESTRAL connection with the manufacture of boiler plate runs back through four generations, and my personal acquaintance with the practice reaches back to the time, in my ,boy- .hood days, when i

    Jan 1, 1920

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    Outdoor Substations , In Connection With Coal-Mining Installations

    By H. W. Young

    DEVELOPMENT of high-tension outdoor substations during the past few years has been due primarily to economic reasons. The demand for power in small communities could not be met with the conventional a

    Jan 9, 1919

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    Institute of Metals Division - Determination of Interstitial Solid-Solubility Limit in Tantalum and Identification of the Precipitate Phases (Discussion)

    By Dale A. Vaughan, Oliver M. Stewart, Charles M. Schwartz

    A. U. Seybolt (General Electric Research Laboratory)—The authors should be commended for adding some important information to our knowledge of the solubility of interstitial elements in metals. It is

    Jan 1, 1962