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  • AIME
    Water Encroachment in the Salt Creek Field

    By EDWARAD A. SIVEDENBORMG

    REPORTS have been made at different times on the progress of water encroachment in the Frontier sands in the Salt. Creek oil field, Natrona county, Wyoming. All previous reports have, -however, been l

    Jan 1, 1930

  • AIME
    Reservoir Engineering Equipment - Performance of Water Drive Reservoirs, Including Pressure Maintenance, by the Reservoir Analyzer

    By J. M. McDowell

    A study has been made to deter~r~irre how the behavior of a water drivee reservoir changes as a function of the permeability of the formation and as a function of the size of the aquifer. The effect o

    Jan 1, 1956

  • AIME
    Mining Geology in the Coeur d'Alene

    By Oscar H. Hershey

    COMPLAINT has been made that in the literature of economic geology the work of the "company or practical" mining geologists does not get enough attention. I propose to attempt to overcome this com¬pla

    Jan 1, 1933

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    Papers - Preparation - Increasing the Value of Coal Silts by Pelletization (T.P. 2429, Coal Tech., Aug. 1948, with discussion)

    By C. C. Wright, R. J. Day

    Although data on the exact tonnage of recoverable coal silt are not known, the quantity produced in 1943 was estimated to be over five million tons for the anthracite region of Pennsylvania alone. Sin

    Jan 1, 1949

  • AIME
    Technical Papers and Notes - Iron and Steel Division - The Solubility and Activity of Titanium in Carbon-Saturated Iron

    By F. D. Delve

    RECENT studies by the author on the reduction of titanium from TiO2-bearing slags have been accompanied by difficulties that are attributed to

    Jan 1, 1959

  • AIME
    A Message to Young Engineers

    By D. C. Jackling

    I BESPEAK your indulgence for a brief expression of the views of a patriarch in the field of mineral industry technology relative to young men's problems in that sphere of education and endeavor.

    Jan 1, 1940

  • AIME
    Papers - Corrosion - Stress-corrosion Cracking of Annealed Brasses (With Discussion)

    By Alan Morris

    Season cracking of brass has received wide attention and there is a wealth of technical literature on the subject. Its causes arc fairly well understood and means for its prevention are inexpensive an

    Jan 1, 1930

  • AIME
    Beer Cans - A New Use for Tin and Steel

    By M. W. BERNEWITZ

    ALL live producers and manufacturers of metals and alloys are investigating new uses for their products. The tin and tin-plate industry is no exception. One-third of all the new tin mined and refined

    Jan 1, 1935

  • AIME
    Problems of Steel Plant Metallurgy

    By WILFRED SYKES

    IT is with particular pleasure that I welcome the members of the Open-hearth Conference of the I American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers to this meeting, as I feel this is one of the

    Jan 1, 1930

  • AIME
    Gravity Concentration in the Fine-Size Range

    By Thunaes, Arvid

    Pilot plant test work in 1942 and 1943 showed that by a combination of desliming, fine-size classification, and Sullivan deck concentration it is possible to recover heavy minerals such as cassiterite

    Jan 1, 1950

  • AIME
    The Newnam System of Molding and Loading Pig Lead

    By WILLIAM E. NEWNAM

    THE molding and loading of pig lead has, in the past, been accomplished mainly by the strong arm method and, as the pigs are usually loaded directly into the cars, it has been a hot and laborious task

    Jan 1, 1924

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    Notes on the Roumanian Oil-Fields

    By P. CHARTERIS A.

    THE following scanty notes on the Roumanian oil-region may serve as an introduction to more detailed future study and description. The Roumauian oil-belt, follows the outer edge of the sweep of the C

    Jul 1, 1906

  • AIME
    The Coal Industry In Its Various Phases

    By Eugene McAuliffe

    THE heavy shrinkage in the production of bituminous coal has reflected adversely in the matter of tonnage produced by stripping arid mechanical loading machinery. The purchase of stripping and undergr

    Jan 1, 1933

  • AIME
    Industrial Minerals - Some Aspects of the Hydration of Portland Cement

    By S. Brunauer

    The hydration of portland cement is treated as a chemical reaction and the changes in matter, in energy and the rate of change of the process are discussed, Portland cement is a mixture of four maj

    Jan 1, 1963

  • AIME
    Evaporating Salt from the World's Largest Mineral Deposit

    By Joseph C. Buchen

    IN principle, production of salt from sea water is a simple operation. Sea water is trapped in ponds, the sun and wind cause evaporation of the water, and what is left is principally salt. Commercial

    Jan 1, 1937

  • AIME
    Institute of Metals Division - Equilibrium Electrode Potentials of Some Metal-Chlorine Galvanic Cells and Activities of Some Metal Chlorides in LiC1-KC1 Eutectic Melt

    By R. G. Hudson, L. Yang

    In electrochemical separation of metals, it is necessary to control the potential applied between the electrodes so that only the desired electrode reactions can occur. A knowledge of the minimum po

    Jan 1, 1960

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    Institute of Metals Division - Crack Nucleation and Growth in High Strain-Low Cycle Fatigue

    By A. J. McEvily, R. C. Boettner, C. Laird

    The processes leading to fatigue failure in the low-cycle range were studied to obtain an understanding of the basis of Coffin's law. Particular attention was paid to the manner of mack nucleatio

    Jan 1, 1965

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    Commercial Bank Financing For The Mineral Industries

    By Tilden Cummings

    The extractive mineral industries share a number of common characteristics and basic problems which are completely different from those associated with manufacturing and mercantile operations. These i

    Jan 5, 1965

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    The Petroleum Industry ? Foreword - Record Production, Increased Reserves, Improved Technology, Price Stability, Fair Profits Recorded

    By M. Albertson

    UNITED STATES petroleum pro-dU6tion during 1937 materially exceeded? that of any previous year. Firm control of the production rate was maintained under State and Federal laws and aided by the' I

    Jan 1, 1938

  • AIME
    Part V – May 1969 - Papers - Exhaustion of Ductility under Notch Constraint Following Uniform Prestraining

    By S. Kobayashi, A. E. Armenákas, C. Mylonas

    Earlier work1-4 has shown that commercial mild steels under static loading at the lowest natural operating temperatures fracture in a brittle manner only when damaged by a suitable history of strainin

    Jan 1, 1970