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Mining In Cuba And Its Prospects
Mining was the first economic activity carried out in Cuba, by the colonial conquerous, i.e. gold extraction from rivers and use of asphalt to calk their ships; however, due to different historic reas
Jan 1, 1978
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Died In Service
By Bailey, Lewis Newton
Bailey, Lewis Newton, Master Engineer, Senior Oracle, 4th Regiment, U. S. Engineers, Headquarters Company, died of pneumonia, at Camp Merritt, N. J., on April 30, 1918. Baird, Louis, Lieut., Royal Fi
Jan 11, 1918
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A Look Ahead At Synthetic Hydrocarbon Technology
By Walter R. Hibbard
Whether we have occasion to think of it or not, an adequate and economic supply of energy fuels is vital to each of us. It is interesting to look ahead at the way in which fuels from supplementary sou
Jan 12, 1967
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The People's Republic Of China ? A New Industrial Power With A Strong Mineral Base
By K. P. Wang
Mining and metallurgy have had a long history in China, and resources there have always been considered promising. Under the People's Republic of China (PRC), a remarkable industrial renaissance
Jan 1, 1975
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A case study exploring field-level risk assessments as a leading safety indicator - SME Transactions 2018
By R. Heiser, J. Vendetti, B. P. Connor, E. J. Haas
Health and safety indicators help mine sites predict the likelihood of an event, advance initiatives to control risks, and track progress. Although useful to encourage individuals within the mining co
Jan 1, 2018
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A case study exploring field-level risk assessments as a leading safety indicator - SME Transactions 2017
By R. Heiser, J. Vendetti, B. P. Connor, E. J. Haas
Health and safety indicators help mine sites predict the likelihood of an event, advance initiatives to control risks, and track progress. Although useful to encourage individuals within the mining co
Jan 1, 2017
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The New Viewpoint in Industry
By ALFRED KAUFFMAN
NO matter what position we hold, workman, foreman, superintendent, manager, president, or what not, let us fail to give or to make good products, then see how quickly we'll be called to account f
Jan 1, 1929
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Seismograph Prospecting for Oil (de917419-792e-46b2-8d4d-42e6604a122a)
By Walter English
THE four papers making up this symposum have been prepared espe-cially for those who have no knowledge of seismograph prospecting. To many people mathematics is a formidable subject, and many are disc
Jan 1, 1939
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Graphite (2e64465b-0d22-40bd-83e3-680143c89f59)
By Harold A. Taylor
The first use of graphite is lost in the mists of time. It was used by primitive man to make drawings on the walls of caves and by the Egyptians to decorate pottery. As early as 1400 AD graphite cruci
Jan 1, 1994
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An Empirical Methodology for the Valuation Of Risky Gold Cashflows
By Robert T. McKnight
Introduction The minerals exploration business, like many businesses, is faced with the problem of valuing future, risky cashflows. These cashflows are derived from those mineral deposits which ha
Jan 1, 1988
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Complete Analytical And Alphabetical Index Of Vols. I.-XXXV., Inclusive, Of The Transactions Of The Institute.
By AIME AIME
This volume, an octavo of 626 pages, is now ready for delivery. By its aid, any subject treated or alluded to in the Transactions can be instantly tracked. The names of persons, mines, works, towns, e
Jan 11, 1907
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Papers - Seismic Methods - Seismogrqph Prospecting for Oil - Introduction:
By Walter A. English
The four papers making up this symposum have been prepared especially for those who have no knowledge of seismograph prospecting. To many people mathematics is a formidable subject, and many are disco
Jan 1, 1940
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Papers - Seismic Methods - Seismogrqph Prospecting for Oil - Introduction:
By Walter A. English
The four papers making up this symposum have been prepared especially for those who have no knowledge of seismograph prospecting. To many people mathematics is a formidable subject, and many are disco
Jan 1, 1940
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The Effect Of Lignite Quality On CO2 Emissions And Cost Of Power Production From Western Macedonia Power Plants
By K. Kavouridis
The competitiveness of power production from lignite depends on the ability of coal industry to meet CO2 emissions limits, as specified by the Kyoto protocol. According to the National Allocation plan
Jan 1, 2006
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The Petroleum Situation In Roumania
By George Anagnostache
AMONG the petroleum-producing countries of the world, Roumania occupies the fifth place; in Europe, it occupies second place, coming after Russia. The extraction and the use of petroleum in Roumania,
Jan 3, 1925
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Papers - Seismic Methods - Seismogrqph Prospecting for Oil, Symposium (T. P. 1059)
The four papers making up this symposum have been prepared especially for those who have no knowledge of seismograph prospecting. To many people mathematics is a formidable subject, and many are disco
Jan 1, 1940
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Papers - Seismic Methods - Seismogrqph Prospecting for Oil, Symposium (T. P. 1059)
The four papers making up this symposum have been prepared especially for those who have no knowledge of seismograph prospecting. To many people mathematics is a formidable subject, and many are disco
Jan 1, 1940
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Opinion - New Blood For AIME And The Mining Industry
By Eric S. Cheney
The often-heard question "How can we interest young geologists and engineers in AIME?" is virtually the same as "How can we interest young geologists and engineers in the glamorous mining industry?" M
Jan 1, 1971
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Discussions of Papers Published Prior to July 1960 - Correlation of Product Size, Capacity and Power in Tumbling Mills; AIME Trans, 1960, vol 217, page 245
By U. N. Bhrany, N. Arbiter
F. C. Bond (Consulting Engineer, Processing Machin-Dept., AllisChalmers Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee) This is a very comprehensive paper. It deals with 1) size distribution functions, 2) energy-partic
Jan 1, 1961
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Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Michigan during 1942
By Theron Wasson
The year 1942 in Michigan was devoted largely to the development of fields discovered in 1941 but was also characterized by a great increase in prospecting for new productive horizons below the Dundee
Jan 1, 1943