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  • AIME
    Influence of Blasting on Slope Stability; State-of-the-Art

    By L. L. Oriard

    In order to predict the influence of blasting on slopes, one must first understand the action of explosives, the manner in which rock is broken or displaced, and how seismic waves are transmitted, and

    Jan 1, 1983

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    Papers - Metal Testing and Technology - Machinability of Free-cutting Brass Rod (With Discussion)

    By Alan Morris

    Brass rod for use in automatic screw machines is one of the major products of the brass mills. A large tonnage is consumed each year in the manufacture of an endless variety of finished articles and p

    Jan 1, 1932

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    Mineral Beneficiation: A Perspective

    By Nathaniel Arbiter

    There is a history in all men's lives, Figuring the nature of the times deceas'd, The which observ'd, a man may prophesy, With a near aim, of the main chance of things. W. Shake

    Jan 1, 1971

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    Mineral Pigments (0b4089c4-0072-407b-a1ca-899dad8dba04)

    By Kenneth R. Hancock

    Iron oxides are unique in that they are the only significant colored mineral found in a natural state suitable for use as a pigment after being pulverized to pigmentary size. The current world product

    Jan 1, 1983

  • AIME
    Part XI – November 1968 - Papers - Grain-Boundary Corrosion in Zone-Refined and Lower-Purity Aluminum

    By M. Metzger, L. E. Hendrickson

    Grain boundary attack in 16 pct HCl was found to be substantially the same at low penetrations in zone-refined aluminum (individual impurities 0.1 at. ppm), superior electrolytically refined aluminum

    Jan 1, 1969

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    Institute of Metals Division - The Effective Atomic Radius of Silicon in Ternary Laves Phase Alloys

    By D. I. Bardos, A. M. Bardos, Paul A. Beck

    The approximate effective silicon radii in ternary Laves phase alloys with transition elements and silicon were found to range between 1.16 and 1.21A, i.e., considerably smaller than the atomic rad

    Jan 1, 1963

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    Prevention of Intergranular Corrosion in Corrosion-resistant Chromium-nickel Steels

    By P. Payson

    INTERGRANULAR corrosion in corrosion-resistant chromium-nickel steels has been widely discussed in the last few years. So far as the author knows, nothing has been published which definitely shows tha

    Jan 1, 1932

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    Reservoir Engineering – General - A Model for Two-Phase Flow in Consolidated Materials

    By R. Ehrlich, F. E. Crane

    A consolidated porous medium is mathematically modeled by networks of irregularly shaped, interconnected pore channels. Mechanisms are described that form residual saturations during immiscible displa

    Jan 1, 1970

  • AIME
    New York Paper - Modern Gas-Power Blower Stations

    By Arthur West

    It is the purpose of this paper to describe briefly some recent large power stations for blast furnaces, where the blast is exclusively supplied by gas engines using furnace gas. The stations are give

    Jan 1, 1915

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    The Barite Industry in Missouri

    By W. M. Weigel

    Economic deposits of barite occur in Missouri in two main districts. The most important, the Southeastern or Washington County district, is in the southeastern part of the state, mostly in Washington

    Jan 1, 1929

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    Technical Note - Model Studies To Develop Criteria Of Subsidence Due To The Room-And-Pillar Mining Of Coal

    By R. D. Begley, A. W. Khair

    Introduction The technique being investigated here uses a physical mine model which consists of a plexiglass room-and-pillar model 11.4 x 11.4 cm (4.5 x 4.5 in.). It is placed at the bottom of a la

    Jan 1, 1986

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    Fluorspar And Cryolite (b29bb0cf-0a83-4fc6-9c6b-4f26ad21f4d3)

    By Robert M. Grogan

    Fluorspar is the commercial name for fluorite, which is the mineral having the composition CaF2, calcium fluoride. Its valuable properties are due to its content of fluorine, and it is the only import

    Jan 1, 1960

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    Chicago Paper - Electrolytic Zinc (with Discussion)

    By C. A. Hansen

    The furnace used for experimental work is shown in Fig. 1. One fireclay sagger, or pot, was set within another and the space between the two filled with Silox heat insulation. The hearth is a cast-iro

    Jan 1, 1921

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    Barium Minerals (e9816ae6-c416-4dca-a26f-874fb1873740)

    By Donald A. Brobst

    The minerals barite (BaSO4-barium sulfate) and witherite (BaCO3-barium carbonate) are the chief commercial sources of the element barium and its compounds whose many uses are nearly hidden among the t

    Jan 1, 1983

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    Institute of Metals Division - A Study of the Iron-Chromium-Nickel Ternary System

    By J. W. Pugh, J. D. Nisbet

    THIS study of the ternary has been made as one phase of a metallurgical investigation which began nearly four years ago in the General Electric Company's Research Laboratory in Schenectady, N. Y.

    Jan 1, 1951

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    Part IX – September 1968 - Papers - Deformation of Alpha Plutonium

    By R. D. Nelson, S. D. Dahlgren

    The conditions of temperature, strain rate, and total strain favoring deformation by grain boundary sliding, slip, or deformation with concurrent recrystallization were evaluated for alpha plutonium.

    Jan 1, 1969

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    Valuation Of Mineral Property

    By L. C. Raymond

    Valuations in the mineral industry differ from those of other enterprises because mines and oil wells have a definite life so cannot be considered a perpetuity. This requires that in any mineral-prope

    Jan 1, 1976

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    SME News

    Jan 2, 1976

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    Stock-Distribution and Its Relation to the Life of a Blast-Furnace Lining

    By T. F. Witherbee

    Discussion of Mr. Baker's paper, read at the Lake Superior Meeting, September, 1904. MR. T. F. WITHERBEE, Durango, Mexico (communication to the Secretary*) : Mr. Baker's paper is very instr

    Mar 1, 1905

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    Electronic and Optical Uses

    By Danforth R. Hale

    Minerals for electronic and optical uses divide easily into two sections: (1) quartz and (2) minerals other than quartz. Quartz Quartz, having a great usefulness discovered by the radio communicat

    Jan 1, 1975