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    New York Paper February, 1918 - Review of the Coal Situation of the World (with Discussion)

    By G. S. Rice

    With so tremendous a subject, an attempted review of the coal situation of the world in a short talk must necessarily be of a sketchy character. It is hardly necessary to tell a body of engineers that

    Jan 1, 1918

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    Production Engineering - Well Flowmeter for Logging Producing Ability of Gas Sands (TP 2263, Petr. Tech., Sept. 1947)

    By R. M. Leibrock, R. P. Vincent, C. W. Ziemer

    The Stanolind flowmeter, which employs a hot-wire anemometer connected in a Wheat-stone bridge circuit, has proved useful for determining the relative productive ability of individual sand members of

    Jan 1, 1948

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    Probierbüchlein – [I. Preface]

    GOD the Almighty has all things well ordered; in G particular, the effects and attributes of the seven planets whose reign and course (by the grace of God) determine for the most part not only our own

    Jan 1, 1949

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    Applied Geology In Operations: Carr Fork Mine, Utah

    By W. J. Garmoe

    The Carr Fork mine is located approximately 50 kilometers southwest of Salt Lake City, Utah, in the Bingham or West Mountain District, adjacent to the Bingham open pit copper mine. Applied geology at

    Jan 1, 1984

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    Boulder Batholith - Potential Montana Uranium Province

    By Leonard D. Jarrard, Ernest E. Thurlow

    THE Boulder batholith of western Montana may be considered a uranium province: a regional geologic environment within which uranium is found in uncommon amounts. Reconnaissance examinations indicated

    Jan 7, 1954

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    Halifax Paper - An Electrical Furnace for Reducing Refractory Ores

    By Dr. T

    THE application of electricity in the extraction of metals has hithcrto been chiefly confined to the electrolysis of dissolved or fused compounds of these by varios methods. The power of electric curr

    Jan 1, 1886

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    Cleveland Paper - Notes on Some of the Magnetites of Southwestern Virginia and the Contiguous Territory of North Carolina

    By H. B. C. Nitze

    A description of some of the magnetic ore-deposits in this region should be of interest to the mining and metallurgical public, inasmuch as very little has been said or written concerning them. I r

    Jan 1, 1892

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    Papers - Study of Modern Bessemer Steels (T.P. 1346, with discussion)

    By E. E. McGinley, L. D. Woodworth

    During the past several years has occurred what, in the light of future events, may aptly be called the rebirth of the acid Bessemer process. The increased attention given to the technical and metallu

    Jan 1, 1941

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    Some Observations Regarding Refractories for Iron Blast Furnaces (09e983d4-efe1-451b-bbc7-81e8062909f3)

    By Roy Lindgren

    SINCE the year 1643, when the first blast furnace in America for treating iron ore was built at Saugus, Mass., out of mica schist quarried in the neighboring district, the procurement of a suitable re

    Jan 1, 1937

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    Stopewall Closure and High-Modulus Backfill (65c9b931-0145-4c86-8198-2e0724790337)

    By K. Stout, L. Friel

    Some rock mechanics theorists believe that if a hydraulically placed backfill can be introduced in a stoped out area, which will minimize wall closure by taking high stresses across the fill with mini

    Jan 1, 1983

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    Technical Notes - Effect of Boron on the Relative Interfacial Tension of Gamma Iron

    By J. W. Spretnak, R. Speiser, A. M. Adair

    THERE are sufficient arguments and evidence to indicate that boron should be adsorbed to existing austenite grain boundaries during the austen-itizing treatment. Accordingly, it is possible that boron

    Jan 1, 1956

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    Design Of Cable Reinforcement Patterns To Resist Shear Failure In Open Stope Walls

    By D. R. Miller

    The use of fully grouted cables for ground reinforcement in underground mining is becoming widespread. Reinforcement design for this application has tended to be empirical although some two- dimension

    Jan 1, 1984

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    Institute of Metals Division - Sigma Nucleation Times in Stainless Steels

    By C. H. Samans, G. F. Tisinai, J. K. Stanley

    The times at which the first detectable amount of a phase forms at temperatures between 900° and 1800°F were determined. Both X-ray diffraction and metallography were used to detect a in highly strain

    Jan 1, 1957

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    Institute of Metals Division - Steady-State Creep Characteristics of Polycrystalline Copper in the Temperature Range 400° to 950°C

    By Craig R. Barreft, Oleg D. Sherby

    The steady-state creep characteristics of pure polycrystalline copper were studied in the temperature range 400" to 950°C and in the stress range 400 to 7000 psi. Tests were conducted in dry deoxidize

    Jan 1, 1964

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    Faith In A Heritage:

    It is too late to gloat over the fact that minerals have furnished 67 per cent of the primary wealth of Pennsylvania. It is high time that Pennsylvanians do some constructive thinking in terms of the

    Jan 1, 1950

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    Sand Filling at the Homestake Mine

    By A. J. M. Ross

    BACKFILLING of stopes and other underground openings in the Homestake mine with sand tailings was undertaken primarily to reduce surface subsidence, which was wrecking much of the surface plant and a

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Tungsten

    By Chung Yu Wang

    MINING ENGINEERING presents the fourth in a series of articles on strategic minerals. Preceding it are "Cobalt" in January, "Sulphur" in May, and "Nickel" in August. Here, an authority in the field an

    Jan 10, 1951

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    Institute of Metals Division - A Study of the Mode of Omega Precipitation from a Ti- 13 Mo Crystal by Use of an X-Ray Precession Camera (TN)

    By W. Rostoker, S. A. Spachner

    STUDIES of precipitation phenomena by use of X-ray diffraction effects have shown that atoms of the precipitating phase initially form lattices of limited periodicity in two or three dimensions.1, 2 S

    Jan 1, 1960