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Disease And Illness In U. S. Mining, 1983–2001
By Edward A. Metz, R. Larry Grayson, Douglas F. Scott
We describe inconsistencies in disease and illness reporting in U.S. mining, identify under-reporting of disease and illness in U.S. mining, and summarize selected disease and illness in U.S. mining f
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Countries And The Minerals Industry
By NEFE NONE
Possible New U.S. Half-Dollar. - Tile George Washington Commemorative Coin Act, H.R. 3133, was introduced in the House and approved by the House Banking Committee. It would allow the minting of at lea
Jan 1, 1981
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IC 8740 Mechanized Longwall Mining - A Review Emphasizing Foreign Technology
By James J. Olson
This report summarizes the results of a review of foreign coal mining literature conducted under the Bureau's Advancing Coal Mining Technology program. In addition to a discussion on the historic
Jan 1, 1977
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OFR-65(1)-83 Reduction Of Land Recontouring Costs - Volume I - Texas Lignite Field
By J. W. Howland
To determine their effectiveness in different climate and soil conditions, a demonstration of dozer blades specifically designed for recontouring mine spoil was conducted at an East Texas surface coal
Jan 1, 1981
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IC 6946 Recommendations Of The United States Bureau Of Mines On Certain Questions Of Safety As Of October, 1936 ? Introduction ? Organization And Scope Of Mine Safety Board
Mining men and State officials in their efforts to make mining safer are confronted from time to time with various complicated questions. In recent gears these questions have tended to increase with t
Jan 1, 1937
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RI 3784 Moose Creek District of Matanuska Coal Fields, AK
By G. A. Apell
"SUMMARYThe quality of Moose Creek coal is considered superior to that of any now being produced in the Matanuska field of Alaska. In rank it is classed as roar coking high-volatile B bituminous coal.
Dec 1, 1944
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IC 7651 The Lime Industry ? Introduction
By Oliver Bowles
Manufacture of lime is one of the oldest industries. Plants are distributed widely and furnish an essential raw material for numerous commodities. Use of lime in hundreds of manufacturing and chemical
Jan 1, 1952
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Abrasive Materials (Materials Minerals Yearbook - 1989)
By Gordon T. Austin
The combined production value of natural abrasives, which consist of tripoli, special silica stone, garnet, staurolite, and emery, increased in 1987. The increase was, in certain cases, because the ma
Jan 1, 1989
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IC 7095 Aerial Tramways In The Metal-Mining Industry - Part 2. Construction And Operating Costs ? Introduction
By O. H. Metzger
This is the second of two papers dealing with the construction and use of aerial tramways in the metal-mining industry. The first paper3/described aerial tramways in a general way and discussed the en
Jan 1, 1940
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OFR-121(1)-82 Health And Safety Analysis On Support Walls
[lllc purpabr at thla report Vd, Lu JeLermlnr the health ar1J sdfet?; Nene11Le a octatc?J ultll Lne oar L.t support Ydlll ..up.I,ated lu dltetllative cupPurt svsLem, larrellLty hcle.g uaeJ af the Len,
Jan 1, 1980
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IC 8825 Bureau Of Mines Statistical Projection Methodology Of U. S. Mineral Consumption By End Use: Aluminum As An Example
By William Y. Mo
This Information Circular provides a detailed background documentation of how the Bureau of Mines projects U.S. mineral demand to the year 2000. These statistical projections serve as a quantitative b
Jan 1, 1980
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RI 9460 - Innovative Method For Casting Steel Armorplate
By Paul C. Turner
The U.S. Bureau of Mines, through an Interagency Agreement with the U.S. Army Tank-Automotive Command (TACOM), has successfully developed a steel expendable pattern casting process (EPC) for the manuf
Jan 1, 2010
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Investment (b4cab369-4b00-4bee-8559-2892f155efa9)
By Charles L. Kimbell
Updated information on market economy country petroleum industry capital and exploration expenditures by geographic area (table 14) was not available in time for inclusion here, thus this information
Jan 1, 1993
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IC 6924 Bureau Of Mines Activities In The Field Of Building Materials - Building Materials Of Mineral Origin
The Bureau of Mines is operated to assist in promoting economic development through increased efficiency in the mining, preparation, treatment, and utilization of mineral substances; to aid in conserv
Jan 1, 1937
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OFR-28(3A)-76 Survey Of Underground Hydraulic Coal Mining Technology Volume 3a - Appendix B - Data On Hydraulic Mining Equipment And Components
By William C. Cooley
Data on equipment and components which have been used in hydraulic mining experiments, tests, and operations were collected from the literature. Also data were obtained from U.S. manufacturers and sup
Jan 1, 1975
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OFR-125-80 Study Of The Slate Mining Industry Of Vermont/New York
By W. I. Watson
The study considered all the institutional, resource reserve, technological, and economic factors relevant to the industry's present and future status, such as markets and marketing techniques, c
Jan 1, 1980
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OFR-111-78 Limited Evaluation Of Experimental And Standard Tractor Dozer Blades
By Edgar S. Rush
This study was conducted to make a limited evaluation of experimental and standard tractor dozer blades. A field test program was conducted in the southeastern part of Kansas on strip-mined areas wher
Jan 1, 1978
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MLA 5-91 - Mineral Resource Appraisal Of The Challis National Forest, Idaho
By Edward L. McHugh
The appraisal of mineral resources of the Challis National Forest, Idaho, by the U.S. Bureau of Mines, was made so that the mineral resources of the forest could be appropiately considered in land use
Jan 1, 1991
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1.0 - Mine Drainage Pollution In The United States
In the United States water pollution resulting from mining activities has long been recognized as a major environmental problem Mine drainage pollution results from many types of mining activities and
Jan 1, 1975
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Mineral Indicators - Aluminum (71314e0d-45fa-4c74-84f3-a93382bd3cfc)
Mitsui Aluminium Co. of Japan announced that it would finance 25 percent of the construction costs for the 217,000 ton-per-year primary aluminum smelter being built by Alumax, Inc. at Holly, SC. Mitsu
Jan 1, 1979