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PART XI – November 1967 - Communications - Surface Textures in Iron and Steel
By C. A. Stickels
In a recent paper, Held1 showed that rolling conditions can have a marked effect on the volume fraction of surface texture produced in low-carbon steel. This variation in rolling texture is reflected
Jan 1, 1968
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Industrial Minerals - Solids Fluidization Applied to Lime Burning
By E. L. Kinsella, F. S. White
Solids fluidization utilized in two ways for the commercial production of lime is described. Crushed —6 mesh limestone is dried and dedusted in a single bed reactor, then calcined in a 5-stage reactor
Jan 1, 1953
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Industrial Minerals - Solids Fluidization Applied to Lime Burning
By F. S. White, E. L. Kinsella
Solids fluidization utilized in two ways for the commercial production of lime is described. Crushed —6 mesh limestone is dried and dedusted in a single bed reactor, then calcined in a 5-stage reactor
Jan 1, 1953
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Institute of Metals Division - Creep of Al-Cu Alloys During Age Hardening
By Ervin E. Underwood
IT has been recognized for many years that dis-persed particles have great value in raising the creep resistance of metallic alloys. In fact, some of the most successful high-temperature alloys owe th
Jan 1, 1958
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Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in South Arkansas in 1941
By Alec M. Crowell, J. W. Sanders
While the production of crude oil and condensate in South Arkansas increased only 1.7 per cent over the 1940 figure, complete utilization of gas produced with the oil and condensate, and heretofore wa
Jan 1, 1942
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Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in South Arkansas in 1941
By Alec M. Crowell, J. W. Sanders
While the production of crude oil and condensate in South Arkansas increased only 1.7 per cent over the 1940 figure, complete utilization of gas produced with the oil and condensate, and heretofore wa
Jan 1, 1942
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Diamond-Drill Blast Holes In A Magnetite Ore Body
By Robert J. Linney
IN the latter part of the year 1943, it was decided to experiment with diamond-drill blast holes in the Old Bed magnetite mine at the Mineville mines of the Republic Steel Corporation, in sections of
Jan 1, 1945
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Long-Hole Mining Methods - Diamond-drill Blast Holes in a Magnetite Ore Body ( T.P. 1899,
By Robert J. Linney
In the latter part of the year 1943, it was decided to experiment with diamond-drill blast holes in the Old Bed magnetite mine at the Mineville mines of the Republic Steel Corporation, in sections of
Jan 1, 1946
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Production Engineering - Possibilities of Secondary Recovery for the Oklahoma City Wilcox Sand (T. P. 1400, with discussion)
By D. L. Katz
The Oklahoma City Wilcox sand, discovered on March 26, 1930, has produced 394 million barrels of crude oil and 819 billion cubic feet of natural gas as of July I, 1941. The 100,000-bbl. wells, pressur
Jan 1, 1942
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Production Engineering - Possibilities of Secondary Recovery for the Oklahoma City Wilcox Sand (T. P. 1400, with discussion)
By D. L. Katz
The Oklahoma City Wilcox sand, discovered on March 26, 1930, has produced 394 million barrels of crude oil and 819 billion cubic feet of natural gas as of July I, 1941. The 100,000-bbl. wells, pressur
Jan 1, 1942
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Papers - Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Southwestern Pennsylvania during 1940
By John T. Galey
Production of crude oil for 1940 in southwestern Pennsylvania was off nearly 70,000 bbl., largely as a result of the great number oi abandonments, together with the lack of extension of the Washington
Jan 1, 1941
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Papers - Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Southwestern Pennsylvania during 1940
By John T. Galey
Production of crude oil for 1940 in southwestern Pennsylvania was off nearly 70,000 bbl., largely as a result of the great number oi abandonments, together with the lack of extension of the Washington
Jan 1, 1941
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Mining - Mining Methods at the Iron King Mine
By L. Bombardieri, H. F. Mills
IRON KING mine, producing gold-silver-lead-zinc ore, is 10 miles east of Prescott, Ariz. At present the 1806 level is being developed. The echelon pattern of ore deposit continues at depth but is less
Jan 1, 1957
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Twinning in Ferrite (b3249773-77d9-4e99-9dcb-f26abd8aff87)
By L. W. McKeehan
THE occurrence of twins in large ferrite crystals, made by a new process, was reported in a recent note. This paper describes a typical case of such twinning and suggests, on the basis of the observed
Jan 1, 1927
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PART I – Papers - Microplasticity in a Cu 1.9 Wt Pct Be Precipitation-Hardening Alloy
By W. Bonfield
The microstrain characteristics of a polycrystal-line Cu 1.9 wt pet Be precipitation-hardening alloy have been determined for various conditions of aging. The friction stress remained constant for all
Jan 1, 1968
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Extractive Metallurgy Division - Melting of Malleable Nickel and Nickel Alloys
By C. G. Bieber, R. F. Decker
The effects of minor constituents on the malleability of nickel alloys are described. These effects are related to the atomic diameter, valence, and position on the Periodic Table. The basic methods f
Jan 1, 1962
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C. H. Mathewson, New President, A.I.M.E.
By AIME AIME
MODERN metallurgy is an art and a science. The art is process metallurgy-extracting metals from their ores, refining them, and alloying them with one another and with certain nonmetals to produce ther
Jan 1, 1942
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Thermal Expansion Properties Of Iron-Cobalt Alloys
By W. C. Ellis, M. E. Fine
INTRODUCTION IN the iron-cobalt system there are several property-composition relationships of theoretical importance. The alloys are ferromagnetic exhibiting a maximum saturation at approximately
Jan 1, 1948
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Membership (110f1dd9-1c31-491f-8ce6-2f4251e6aff5)
NEW- MEMBERS The following list comprises the names of those persons who became members during the period Feb. 10, 1917 to Mar. 10, 1917. ANDERSON, .LAWRENCE W., Min. Engr., Boston Mine, Utah Copp
Jan 4, 1917
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Institute of Metals Division - The Transformation Temperature of Hafnium (TN)
By D. K. Deardorff, H. Kato
THE transformation temperature of hafnium from hcp to bcc is 1750° + 20 °C in contrast to previously published values by Duwez and fast2 which are believed inaccurate. The Bureau of Mines determined t
Jan 1, 1960