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The Black Mountain Coal-District, Kentucky.
By J. B. Dilworth
I. INTRODUCTION. THE purpose of this paper is, first, to give a general account of a little-known coal-district of SE. Kentucky, its topography, drainage, and mineral resources, for those who may be
Feb 1, 1912
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Discussion
The Role of the Drilling Contractor BY FERRIS E. SAINSBURY Ron Haxby, Occidental Minerals What is the best method for drilling a 12-in. diam hole to a depth of 1200 ft and maintaining the deflecti
Jan 1, 1979
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Part II – February 1969 - Communication - Nickel Activity Data in the Nickel-Aluminum System at 1000°C
By A. U. Seybolt, R. E. Honnemon
THE purpose of this communication is to present activity data of nickel in the Ni-A1 binary system that was obtained for oxidation studies in this system. This data has been calculated from previous
Jan 1, 1970
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The Smelting Of Copper 'ores In The Electric Furnace.
By Dorsey Lyon
I. INTRODUCTION. In presenting, this paper the writers wish to call attention first of all to the fact that the electric furnace was not developed as a competitor of the combustion furnace, but: 1.
Jan 8, 1913
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Annual Meeting, Washington, D. C., February 1882
LOCAL COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Major J. W. Powell, Chairman; F. P. Dewey. Secretary; S. F. Emmons, A. S. Hewitt, J. P- Hilgard, Charles Knap, and F. W. Taylor. THE opening session was held in
Jan 1, 1882
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The Battle of the Metals
By Percy W. Bidwell
THE statisticians had defeated Germany months before she invaded Poland. With batteries of adding machines they had proved that she was suffering from serious deficiencies in critical food- stuffs and
Jan 1, 1940
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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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Some Phases of the Economic Outlook
By W. R. Ingalls
THE paramount subject of interest and concern at the present time is the readjustment in economic conditions following the cataclysmic disturbance produced by the war and the misconceptions leading to
Jan 1, 1921
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Principles of Fuel Beds
By P. Nicholls
THOUGH the burning of fuels extends far back into antiquity, and though fuel beds are the most common and widely distributed example of chemical actions and engineering practice, there has been little
Jan 1, 1935
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The Behavior Of Copper-Matte And Copper-Nickel Matte In The Bessemer Converter.
By David H. Browne
(Pittsburg Meeting, March, 1910.) NICKEL has always been a fruitful mother of problems. Previous to the year 1906 nickel was regarded as an element replacing iron in copper-mattes, and it was belie
Apr 1, 1910
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Thursday Morning Session, April 25, 1940 - Minutes
By Open-Hearth Steel
We have a very high-powered organization up here this morning, headed by Kenneth C. McCutcheon, general superintendent of the Ashland Division of the American Rolling Mill Company, and L. A. Lambing,
Jan 1, 1940
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Part VI – June 1968 - Papers - An Electron Microscope Investigation of Explosion-Bonded Metals
By Lucien F. Trueb
The microstructure of explosion-bonded pairs of similar and dissimilar metals has been investigated by electron microscopy. A review of the specific problems encountered and the methods used for obtai
Jan 1, 1969
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Secondary Copper and the Metal Market
By LUDWIG VOGELSTEIN
WE are indebted to Mr. Barbour for his valuable contribution to the literature on copper statistics; it is to my knowledge the only intelligent attempt to throw light on a much misunderstood subject.
Jan 1, 1931
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Drilling–Equipment, Methods and Materials - Wellbore Pressure Surges Produred by Pipe Movement
By J. A. Burkhardt
Field measurements and theoretical studies have been made of pressure surges—momentary variations in fluid pressure—produced by movement of pipe in mud-filled boreholes. Pressure measurements were rec
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Notes on the Fatigue of Non-ferrous Metals
By H. F. Moore
DURING the last six years, there have been many extensive investigations of the fatigue of metals. The major work of 'these investigations has been the determination of constants for fatigue stre
Jan 1, 1925
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Getting The Foreign Workman's Viewpoint
By Prince Lazarovich, Hrebelianovich
I WAS asked by the chairman of one of the Sessions on Employment Problems to talk about the viewpoint of the foreign workingman. I am not a workingman. I have never done what a work-hand might call an
Jan 4, 1918
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First Meeting of American Engineering Council
By AIME AIME
THE American Engineering Council, which is the working body of The Federated American Engineering Societies, held its first meeting in Washington, Nov. 18 and 19, 1920. The Federated American Engineer
Jan 1, 1920
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Institute of Metals Division - Discussion: Effects of Surface Conditions on the Stress-Strain Curves of Aluminum and Gold Single Crystals
By I. R. Kramer
I. R. Kramer (Martin Co.)—In a recent paper Nakada and Chalmers24 reported some observations of effects of surface conditions on the stress-strain curves of aluminum and gold single crystals. It is of
Jan 1, 1965
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Pre-Show Report: 1979 SME-AIME Fall Meeting and Exhibit
SME-AIME Fall Meeting and Exhibit
Jan 9, 1979
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Surveying the Names on the Ballot
By AIME AIME
WTHIN the next month all members of the Institute will be given an opportunity to vote for a new President, two Vice-Presidents, and five Directors. All of the candidates nominated by the official com
Jan 1, 1935