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  • AIME
    Mining - Blasting Theories and Seismic Waves. Part 11: Seismic Wave from Plaster and Drillhole Explosive Charge

    By A. W. Ruff

    The seismic wave produced by an explosive is very important in blasting. A true understanding of the wave is only important when considering possible structural damage to buildings located near the bl

    Jan 1, 1961

  • AIME
    Inclusions-Their Effect, Solubility and Control in Cast Steel

    By C. E. Sims

    THE following presentation is more a summation of observations made and conclusions drawn over a period of three to four years than a report of experiments made with a definite objective. Tests were m

    Jan 1, 1932

  • AIME
    President Buehler Invades the West and South

    By AIME AIME

    WHEN "Chief" Buehler in mid-September set out on his official 10,000 mile swing-around-the-circle visiting Local Sections he decided not to tell his audiences how to organize and operate a state geolo

    Jan 1, 1935

  • AIME
    Institute of Metals Division - Correlation of the Tensile Properties of Pure Magnesium and Four Commercial Alloys with Their Mode of Fracturing

    By E. J. Ripling, M. W. Toaz

    Tensile tests were conducted on pure magnesium and on four commercial alloys over a variety of temperatures and strain rates. The high positive slope of the ductility vs testing temperature curves tha

    Jan 1, 1957

  • AIME
    Producing – Equipment, Methods and Materials - Deformable Diverting Agent for Improved Well Stimulation

    By D. S. Pye, J. P. Gallus

    Successful hydraulic pressure treatment of oil and gas wells that have long producing intervals, multiple pay zones, fluid thief zones, or natural or induced fractures has long been a serious problem

    Jan 1, 1970

  • AIME
    Geology - Genetic Relations Between Granites, Porphyries, and Associated Copper Deposits

    By Reno H. Sales

    Our colleagues cannot in the future earn reputations and medals for achievements in milling and smelting ore and for successful management of mining companies, if some one doesn't keep finding an

    Jan 1, 1955

  • AIME
    Changes in Mining Engineering, Present and Prospective

    By E. L. Oliver

    IN OFFERING a few comments and suggestions on trends in mining practice, and the methods and tools of tomorrow's mining, perhaps it will be appropriate to start with the subject of education. Cha

    Jan 1, 1939

  • AIME
    Institute of Metals Division - Effect of Superimposed Static Tension on the Fatigue Process in Copper Subjected to Alternating Torsion

    By W. A. Wood, H. M. Bendler

    Cylindrical fatigue specimens of OFHC* copper were subjected to alternating torsion while under axial tension. The superimposed tension strongly influenced the fatigue life of the specimens as wel

    Jan 1, 1962

  • AIME
    Preliminary Program, A.I.M.E. Annual Meeting

    By AIME AIME

    THE American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers will hold its annual meeting in New York City, Feb. 9-12. The technical sessions, excepting the Sunday afternoon and evening sessions of th

    Jan 1, 1942

  • AIME
    Reservoir Engineering - General - Three-Phase Reservoir Simulation

    By E. H. Herron, J. H. Perry

    Mathematical simulation of reservoir behavior may be used to help understand reservoir processes and to predict reservoir behavior, thereby leading to the most economically desirable form of exploitat

    Jan 1, 1970

  • AIME
    Wilkes-Barre Paper - Iron Manufacture in Mexico

    By J. P. Carson

    The works of the Tula Iron Company are in the Republic of Mexico, State of Jalisco, twenty-eight leagues southwest of Guadalajara, ten leagues northwest of the town of Sayula, through which passes the

    Jan 1, 1879

  • AIME
    New York Paper - The Gold-Mining Districts of Central Siberia

    By Lewis Blanchard Brown

    It is my purpose in the following paper to describe the south-central part of Siberia, with special reference to its geology and the mineral deposits. This region is known politically as the Achinsk a

    Jan 1, 1904

  • AIME
    Endowment Funds (8f05a178-48da-450d-a3d9-58f96c47e0ab)

    The regular activities of the Institute are financed mainly by income derived from members' dues, from advertising in MINING AND METALLURGY, and from the sale of publications to the public. In ad

    Jan 1, 1941

  • AIME
    Back Analysis of Slope Failures in the Cercado Uranium Mine (Brazil)

    By C. Dinis da Gama

    Because of the growing importance of back analysis for the interpretation of rock slope failures, particularly in open pit mines, it is suggested a methodologic sequence of activities for dealing with

    Jan 1, 1983

  • AIME
    Jacksonville Plant Titanium

    By J. C. Detweiler

    THE Jacksonville plant of Humphreys Gold Corp., operating under leases from National Lead Co. and Rutile Mining Co. of Florida, recovers rutile, ilmenite, zircon, and monazite from an ancient beach de

    Jan 1, 1952

  • 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

  • AIME
    Mining - Basic Considerations for Long-Distance Solids Pipelines in the Mineral Industries (MINING ENGINEERING. 1961, vol. 13. No. 8. p. 976)

    By R. Costantini

    The author discusses the promising future of the use of pipelines for transportation of ore slurries over long distances, citing existing installations. Various criteria and factors affecting the use

    Jan 1, 1961

  • AIME
    The 125th Meeting Of The Institute

    THE 125th meeting of the Institute was held in New York, Feb. 20-23, 1922, inclusive, and was the most successful annual meeting of the Institute ever held; there was a larger registration, there were

    Jan 3, 1922

  • AIME
    Geology - Tectonic History of the Basin and Range Province in Utah and Nevada (Mining Engineering, Mar 1960, pg 251)

    By J. C. Osmond

    One of the least known geologic regions in the U.S. is the area now called the Basin and Range Province. It is paradoxical that so little geologic information has been compiled for a province that has

    Jan 1, 1961

  • AIME
    52. Mountain City Copper Mine, Elko County, Nevada

    By Edward C. Stephens, Robert R. Coats

    High-grade copper ore was discovered in 1932 in the long-dormant Mountain City (Cope) mining district, Elko County, Nevada. From 1932 to 1947, the one producing mine in the district, the Mountain City

    Jan 1, 1968