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Council of Economics AIME - Council of Education AIME
COUNCIL OF EDUCATION OF AIME (Formerly Mineral Industry Education Division) Established as a Division January 15, 1932 Established as a Council February 26, 1957 John C Calhoun, Jr, Chairman 0 Cu
Jan 1, 1957
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Don'ts for the Lady Miner
By Alicia O'Reardon
DIFFIDENTLY, because don'ts are rarely greeted with cheers; humbly, because I, myself, have never lined up with the irreproachables, I venture on the subject of manners for the mining camp matron
Jan 1, 1936
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Towards A Comprehensive Mathematical Model Of The Blast Furnace
By M. Cross
INTRODUCTION The results of the Japanese dissective investigations have [l-4] transformed our understanding of how the blast furnace operates. These studies revealed an internal structure of the fu
Jan 1, 1984
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Reservoir Engineering - General - Internal Anatomy of a Tight, Fractured Hunton Lime Reservoir Revealed by Performance – West Edmond Field
By L. F. Elkins
In 1946 Littlefield, Gray and Godbold published a thorough geologic description of the West Edmond Hunton Lime reservoir, located in Central Oklahoma, and discussion of its early performance.l They st
Jan 1, 1970
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Mine Models
By H. H. Stoek
MINE models have three distinct uses: 1. As exhibits in expositions and museums. 2. As exhibits in law suits. 3. As illustrations in teaching mining engineering. All three uses are in a sense educ
Jan 4, 1917
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Discussion Of The Iron And Steel Papers Presented At The New York Meeting, February, 1925
CONTENTS PAGE ZAPFFE, CARL.-Manganiferous Iron Ores of the Cuyuna District, Minnesota. Discussed by A. K. Knickerbocker 1 MCCORMACK, C. P.-Economics of the Cuyuna Manganiferous Iron Ores. Dis-cusse
Jan 6, 1925
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Chicago Paper - Metallography of Rifle-barrel Steel
By G. F. Butterworth
The metallographic structures most frequently encountered in rifle barrels, and which are illustrated by the accompanying photomicrographs, fall naturally into two groups, distinguished by the method
Jan 1, 1920
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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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Industrial Minerals - Eastern Washington-Idaho Clay Basin
By E. C. Stephens
The eastern Washington— Idaho clay region stretches along the northeast margin of the Columbia basin for 150 mil es. The three better known and developed clay areas are Clayton, Wash., (2 miles north
Jan 1, 1961
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Low-carbon Steel
By H. B. Pulsifer
ONE of the most common basic open-hearth furnace products is a simple carbon steel with a carbon range from 0.05 to 0.15 per cent. The material is widely used for sheets, tubes, bars, wire and the inn
Jan 1, 1931
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Reservoir Engineering – Laboratory Research - Application of Laboratory Data in Calculating the P...
By E. F. Johnson, V. O. Naumann, D. P. Bossler
A method is presented for calculating individual gas and oil or water and oil relative permeabilities from data obtained during a gas drive or a waterflood experiment performed on a linear porous body
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Reservoir Engineering – Laboratory Research - Calculation of Relative Permeability from Displacem...
By R. E. Gilchrist, R. F. Nielsen
When a gas is displaced by mother in a porous medium, and there is a relative immobile liquid present. there is a transition zone in which the gas composition varies from essentially that of the origi
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"Reserve Based Financing - Specific Requirements and Alternatives"
By Forest Mintz
Many oil and gas producers find it advantageous to borrow against the value of their hydrocarbon re- serves. This paper considers the requirements for a reserve based loan and the calculations that a
Jan 1, 1982
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The Mineral Wealth Of America.*
By R. W. Raymond
ALL history testifies that the mineral resources of a region have furnished both the impulse for its first development by man, and the foundation for its subsequent occupation by civilized and prosper
Mar 1, 1909
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Division Lectures - The Thirty-eighth Henry Marion Howe Memorial Lecture - Role of Chemistry in Metallurgical Research
By Lawrence S. Darken
STAFF: Editor, Gerhord Derge Cornegie Institute of Technology Schenley Pork Pittsburgh 13, Pa. Editorial Assistant, M. A. Redmerski Production Editor, Otto T. Johnson THE METALLURGIC
Jan 1, 1962
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The Technique of Powder Metallurgy
By Charles Hardy
?POWDER METALLURGY? is the production of semiformed or fully formed metal products by compressing metal powders. It had its beginnings in the fabrication of tungsten and molybdenum bars and wire by co
Jan 1, 1936
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Papers - Cleaning - Cleaning Bituminous Coal (With Discussion)
By J. R. Campbell
The need for standardizing methods of arriving at definite conclusions regarding the cleanability of a given coal, and for measuring the performance of coal-cleaning equipment, is constantly increasin
Jan 1, 1930
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Importance of Stone in Industry
By Oliver Bowles
ROCK is no doubt the most abundant of all material things because the planet on which we live is made of it. All animal and vegetable organisms and the multitude of natural and manufactured products t
Jan 1, 1934
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The Secondary Enrichment of Copper-Iron Sulphides
By Thomas T. Read
THE fact that certain types of ore-deposits have attained their present condition through the action of descending surface waters was, perhaps, first clearly pointed out by Posepny.1 The oxidizing eff
Mar 1, 1906
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New York Paper - Notes on Cast-Iron (with Discussion)
By Albert Sauveur
It is delightful to read a technical paper like that of J. E. Johnson, The Effect of High Carbon on the Quality of Charcoal-Iron, presented in October, 1912, at the Cleveland meeting of the American I
Jan 1, 1914