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  • AIME
    London Paper - The Cyanidation of Raw Pyritic Concentrates

    By Frank C. Smith

    The following article covers the history of a metallurgical campaign, commenced in March, 1905, at the mines of the Socorro Bold Co., in the so-called desert region of Yuma county, Arizona. The result

    Jan 1, 1907

  • AIME
    New Safety Program at Chino Steps Up Production, Lowers Costs

    By Paul L. Hunter

    Nearly 2000 people are employed at Kennecott's Chino Mines Division, which recently completed its 50th year as a leading copper producer. Chino operates an open pit mine at Santa Rita, N.M., and

    Jan 6, 1960

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    Membership (27569039-7a3e-4abe-94c2-26dbe2d6f3cc)

    NEW MEMBERS The following list comprises the names of those persons who became members during the period Sept. 10, 1916, to Oct. 10, 1916. BLOOMFIELD, EDWIN CHARLES, Min. Engr., 1012 Standard Bank

    Jan 10, 1916

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    Pittsburg Paper - Coal-Dust; as an Explosive Agent

    By Donald M. D. Stuart

    It gives me great pleasure to accept the invitation I had the honor of receiving through the Secretary of the Institute, to reply to the criticisms made in discussion of the theory advanced in my work

    Jan 1, 1897

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    Gold Extraction From Refractory Ores: Roasting Behavior Of Pyrite And Arsenopyrite

    By F. J. Arriagada

    A conventional technique used to process auriferous sulfidic concentrates involves a pre-leach oxidative-roast step. The structural characteristics of the calcine have a strong influence on the eventu

    Jan 1, 1984

  • AIME
    Stream Pollution By Coal Mine Wastes

    By Henry F. Hebley

    This paper brings within the compass of one comparatively brief article a general description of the situation concerning the nation's water resources. It touches upon the phenomenal growth in th

    Jan 4, 1953

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    Solid Surface Energy And Calorimetric Determinations Of Surface-Energy Relationship For Some Common Minerals

    By A. Kenneth Schellinger

    THE terms surface tension .and surface energy are well known when applied to liquids and are generally described by referring to the excess energy of the air: liquid interface as a result of unsaturat

    Jan 1, 1952

  • AIME
    Chalk And Whiting

    By Wallace W. Key

    Chalk is a natural calcium carbonate occurring as the remains of soft, friable, minute marine organisms. Whiting can be either finely ground calcium carbonate prepared from chalk, marble, or limestone

    Jan 1, 1960

  • AIME
    Producing – Equipment, Methods and Materials - Effect of Jet Perforating on Bond Strength of Cement

    By W. K. Godfrey

    The highest compressive strength cement has the highest bond strength in tests in which the cement is subjected to a confining pressure. After perforating, the bond strength is reduced to nearly zero

    Jan 1, 1969

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    Gypsum and Anhydrite

    By Frank C. Appleyard

    Gypsum, the dihydrate form of calcium sulfate, has a history of usefulness to man dating back several thousand years, and a worldwide industry has been built on the mining and processing of this versa

    Jan 1, 1975

  • AIME
    Part III - Papers - Photoconductive and Electrical Properties of Uncompensated Beryllium-Doped Germanium

    By W. J. Moore, E. M. Swiggard, H. Shenker

    Beryllium is the most soluble of the double-acceptor impurities in germanium; the solubility is at least 1 x 10 19 atoms cm3. Photoconductive, optical, and electrical measurements were made on a set o

    Jan 1, 1968

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    Reception-Rooms And Business Headquarters For Members And Guests.

    By AIME AIME

    A separate room in the suite occupied by the American Institute of Mining Engineers on the ninth floor of the United Engineering Society Building, has been equipped with furniture and telephone extens

    Jan 5, 1908

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    The Chilean Nitrate Industry ? Discussion

    FRED. MACCOY, Raton, N. M. (written discussion *).-In the review of the Chilean nitrate industry presented by Messrs. Rogers and Van Wagenen, the most critical point relating to the future of the indu

    Jan 4, 1918

  • AIME
    Man And Man

    Man: A purely detached consideration of nature and the place of man in it may easily result in somewhat pessimistic conclusions as to man and his destiny. However, when we come to the evaluation of ma

    Jan 1, 1950

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    Mineral Beneficiation - Solid Surface Energy and Calorimetric Determinations of Surface-Energy Relationships for Some Common Minerals

    By Kenneth Schellinger

    THE terms surface tension and surface energy are well known when applied to liquids and are generally described by referring to the excess energy of the air: liquid interface as a result of unsaturate

    Jan 1, 1953

  • AIME
    Mineral Beneficiation - Solid Surface Energy and Calorimetric Determinations of Surface-Energy Relationships for Some Common Minerals

    By Kenneth Schellinger

    THE terms surface tension and surface energy are well known when applied to liquids and are generally described by referring to the excess energy of the air: liquid interface as a result of unsaturate

    Jan 1, 1953

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    Some Observations of Stress-Corrosion Cracking in Austenitic Stainless Alloys

    By M. A. Scheil

    Austenitic stainless alloys are susceptible to stress-corrosion cracking which may occur under certain corrosion environments irrespective of their susceptibility to intergranular corrosion. Test s

    Jan 1, 1945

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    Limestone and Dolomite

    By Donald D. Carr, Lawrence F. Rooney

    Perhaps no other mineral commodity in this volume has as many uses as limestone and dolomite. These carbonate rocks are the basic building blocks of the construction industry, the material from which

    Jan 1, 1975

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    Drilling and Fluids and Cement - Carrying Capacity of Drilling Muds

    By G. H. Bruce, C. E. Williams

    The trend toward deeper drilling, together with the attcndant increase in power requirements for circulation of the drilling fluid, has emphasized the need for a critical examination of the factors af

    Jan 1, 1951

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    Drilling and Fluids and Cement - Carrying Capacity of Drilling Muds

    By C. E. Williams, G. H. Bruce

    The trend toward deeper drilling, together with the attcndant increase in power requirements for circulation of the drilling fluid, has emphasized the need for a critical examination of the factors af

    Jan 1, 1951