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Local Section
NEW YORK SECTION Executive Committee DAVID H. BROWN, Chairman JOHN H. JANEWAY, Vice-Chairman F E. PIERCE, Secretary, 35 Nassau St., New. York, N. Y. P. A. MOSMAN, Treasurer LEWIS W. FRANCIS BEN
Jan 1, 1916
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Local Section News (cc269dd5-9412-4e41-9d56-976dcf7a34cc)
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOCAL. SECTION Executive Committee SEELEY W. MUDD, Chairman C. COLCOCK JONES, Vice-Chairman FREDERICK J. H. MERRILL, Secretary-Treasurer, 631 Higgins Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.
Jan 10, 1915
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Acknowledgements
IT is a pleasure for the translators to record their gratitude to the Seeley W. Mudd Memorial Fund of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers for underwriting the cost of publicat
Jan 1, 1949
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Part VII - Papers - Fatigue Crack Nucleation in a High-Strength Low-Alloy Steel
By Raymond C. Boettner
The present work had for its purpose: 1) the identification of crack nucleation sites in AISI 4340, quenched to martensite and tempered over a range of 'temperatures; and 2) the comparison of fat
Jan 1, 1968
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Copper Reduction
By C. R. Kuzell
IN COMPARISON with recent years 1932 has yielded much less tangible evidence of progress in copper reduction and refining. The industry has been extremely quiet, especially in the United States. Desig
Jan 1, 1933
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Minerals Beneficiation In 1964 – Basic Science
By F. T. Davis
Many contributors have added to the fund of knowledge in the basic sciences related to mineral dressing during the past year. During 1964, the French edition of the Proceedings of the VIth Internation
Jan 2, 1965
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Penn State's Art Gallery of the Mineral Industries
By AIME AIME
FEW mining schools possess an art gallery and certainly none can equal the collection of paintings depicting the mineral industries now hanging in the comparatively new building of the School of Miner
Jan 1, 1936
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Engineers Available (3fc954c8-b358-4af5-9f96-3b4c14215781)
(Under this heading will be published notes sent to the Secretary of, the Institute by members or other persons introduced by members.) Development and production. Member open for engagement. Past ye
Jan 7, 1919
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Biographical Notices - Albert Ladd Colby
ALBERT Ladd Colby, who died suddenly of influenza at Torquay, England, on Apr. 30,1924, was born in New York City, on June 26,1860. He was educated in the public schools of New York, at the College of
Jan 1, 1924
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The Aluminum Industry
By Philip D. Wilson
FEAST and famine-or, chronologically, famine and feast-have characterized the aluminum supply program during 1943. Fortunately for the war effort the famine phase is over and aluminum production is no
Jan 1, 1944
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Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy, Mining Experiment Station
The State Mining Experiment Station, Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy, Rolla, Mo Charles H. Fulton, Director of the School of Mines Martin H. Thornberry, Director of the Mining Experiment S
Jan 1, 1933
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Water Hazards in the Anthracite Coal Mines of the Lackawanna Valley
By AIME AIME
A PAPER recently presented before the Anthracite Section of the A. I. M. E. by S. J. Phil- lips, Mine Inspector, Fifth Anthracite District, Department of Mines of Pennsylvania, covering the water haza
Jan 1, 1936
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Origin Of Certain Bonanza Silver-Ores Of The Arid Region.
By Charles R. Keyes
I. INTRODUCTORY. IN the dry regions of the globe many silver-deposits display certain remarkable features which at the same time are so totally unlike anything met with among ore-bodies elsewhere, th
Jul 1, 1911
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Drilling Cost Escalation in the Gulf of Mexico
By George W. Friesen
This paper presents the historical trend and de- fines the causes of drilling cost escalation in the Gulf of Mexico during the 1970's. The three major components of escalation are: 1) inflation,
Jan 1, 1982
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What the Building Shortage Means to the Mineral Industries
By Oliver Bowles, Carl A. Gnam
THE construction industry normally contributes extensively to the general economic welfare of all sections of the country. Billions of dollars are spent for materials and labor, and the success or fai
Jan 1, 1936
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Effect Of Nickel-Chromium On Cast Iron
By Richard Moldenke
The paper describes the making of pig iron from the Mayari iron ores of Cuba. The outstanding feature f this pig iron is a considerable content f nickel and chromium. As a marked improvement in the q
Jan 9, 1922
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American Beginnings
By Thomas T., Read
ALTHOUGH the first colonists in the area that is now the A United States, whether Spanish, French or English in nationality, were usually keenly interested in the possibilities of mineral wealth, it i
Jan 1, 1941
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Hypothesis For Different Floatabilities Of Coals, Carbons, And Hydrocarbon Minerals
By Shiou-Chuan Sun
THE fact that coals of different ranks and even of the same rank differ greatly in their amenability to froth flotation is well known. In recognition of the need for an explanation of this phenomenon,
Jan 1, 1954
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Handling Complex Lead-Zinc Ores at the International Smelter
By W. C. PAGE
AS the pioneer operation treating the mixed lead- zinc-iron ores from the district tributary to the Salt Lake Valley, the International Smelting Co.'s plant has offered an extremely interesting
Jan 1, 1926
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Coal Utilization Makes Progress With New Stoves, Stokers and Coal-Oil Mixtures
By Martin A. Moyers
THE nation's effort to win the war speedily is reflected in current trends in coal utilization, as in all other fields of our lives. In all industries, wherever coal is used for the production of
Jan 1, 1943