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  • AIME
    Notes On Titanium And On The Cleansing Effect Of Titanium On Cast-Iron.

    By Bradley Stoughton

    (Cleveland Meeting, October, 1912.) [SECRETARY'S NOTE.-To avoid repetition of foot-notes, references to authorities are made in this paper by means of figures, referring to a numbered list in th

    Nov 1, 1912

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    Iron Ore Mining on Red Mountain, Alabama

    By TENNEY C. DeSOLLAR

    TRADITION tells us that the earliest use of Alabama iron was to make shoes for the horses of General Andrew Jackson and his men during the first part of the nineteenth century. The first recorded inci

    Jan 1, 1937

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    Ventilating-System at the Comstock Mines. Nevada

    By George J. Young

    DR . JOHN A . CHURCH, in his treatise on the Comstock Locle 1 gave a full and clear account of the conditions of the mine during the period of greatest activity. The difficulties in the way of deep mi

    Nov 1, 1909

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    Cement and Concrete Are Not What They Used to Be

    By Raymond E. Davis

    LET'S imagine we are at the Grand L Coulee Dam, where daily 15,000 barrels of low-heat Portland cement and 27,000 tons of processed aggregate in various sizes are mixed to produce 30,000 tons of

    Jan 1, 1939

  • AIME
    Grain Boundary Phenomena in Tungsten Filaments (34286aa1-2434-42c5-b319-9d6572f05ff8)

    By Davenport, Edmund S.

    THE specific aim of this work has been to study certain forms of internal deterioration which occur in tungsten filaments when subjected to high temperatures under various conditions, and to determine

    Jan 1, 1927

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    The Cyclone Separator used on Fine Coal Slurries

    By Kefton H. Teague

    This paper deals with the practical application of the Dutch State Mines cyclone separator for fine-coal cleaning. The more important operating variables are discussed, and results of a number of cont

    Jan 1, 1950

  • AIME
    The Constitution And Melting-Points Of A Series Of Copper-Slags.

    By Charles H. Fulton

    (Cleveland Meeting, October, 1912.) I. INTRODUCTION. THERE are comparatively few accurate data on the melting-or the freezing-point temperature of metallurgical slays, or on related physical phenome

    Dec 1, 1912

  • AIME
    The Carbon-Iron Diagram.

    By Henry M. Howe

    PART I. § 1. Introduction. After giving certain definitions, this paper gives the reasons which led to Roozeboom's form of the diagram of the freezing-point curves and general equilibrium of the

    Jan 7, 1908

  • AIME
    Mining In Nicaragua.

    By T. Lane Carter

    (Canal Zone Meeting , October , 1910.) INTRODUCTION. IT is a curious fact that while in our Transactions there are papers dealing with mining-districts in all parts of the world, in Europe, Asia, Af

    Dec 1, 1910

  • AIME
    Electrolytic Manganese and Its Potential Metallurgical Uses

    By R. S. Dean

    IN THE COURSE of its investigations directed toward providing strategic metals from domestic sources and toward utilizing power from Federal power projects in West, the Bureau of Mines concluded some

    Jan 1, 1941

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    Pennsylvania Hotel, New York, to Be Headquarters for Annual Meeting of the Institute, Feb. 15-19

    By AIME

    NEW YORK'S largest hotel, the Pennsylvania, will be filled with mining and oil men and metallurgists the third week of February when some 3000 AIME members, their wives, and guests will gather fo

    Jan 1, 1948

  • AIME
    Biographical Notices, 1907

    By AIME AIME

    THE following paragraphs comprise such information as the Secretary has been able to obtain concerning the members and associates whose deaths have been reported. Further particulars or corrections of

    Jan 1, 1908

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    The Great Lead and Zinc Mines

    By Walter Renton, Ingalls

    SEVERAL years ago I became interested in computing the historic lead production of the United States, and the mines, or mining districts whence derived. This led me subsequently to an examination of t

    Jan 1, 1946

  • AIME
    Petroleum Division Meets at Tulsa

    By AIME AIME

    TWO days of solid discussion, with barely time out for meals, characterized the Tulsa meeting of the Petroleum Division. It was preeminently an earnest gathering devoted to technical matters. Sessions

    Jan 1, 1930

  • AIME
    Recent Developments of Electric Power Shovels

    By Harvey T. Gracely, Mark J. Woodhull

    DURING the past few years a marked refinement has taken place in the design of electric power shovels for the mining industry, increasing their digging ability and speed of operation without adding to

    Jan 1, 1938

  • AIME
    Review of Modern Cyanide Practice in United States and Mexico

    By S. F. Shaw

    Tars paper is a review of the principal details of cyanide practice in several of the modern plants in America, mainly during the year 1908. Two of the mills, the Goldfield Consolidated and the Vets,

    Jul 1, 1909

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    The Clays of Texas

    By Heinrich Ries

    I. INTRODUCTION. THE facts is presented in this paper, based chiefly on recon¬naissance made, during the summer of 1903, by myself and my assistant, Mr. R.. C. Brooks, cover practically all that port

    Sep 1, 1906

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    Preparing and Recording Samples for Use in Technical Assay-Laboratories

    By Louis D. Huntoon

    AFTER the completion, in 1905, of the Hammond Mining and Metallurgical Laboratory of the Sheffield Scientific School, Yale University, it became necessary to secure and assay a large assortment of ore

    Nov 1, 1909

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    Future Viewed with Optimism By the Iron and Steel Industry

    By L. F. Reinartz

    ANOTHER year has rolled by. We are twelve months further away from the start of the depression and. therefore that much nearer to recovery. The accumulated needs and wants 'of our lame, virile po

    Jan 1, 1935