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Papers - Production - Foreign - Petroleum in Bahrein Island in 1940
During 1940, the Bahrein Island field produced a total of 7,073,919 bbl. of crude oil- an average of 19,328 bbl. per day. This is a decline of 514,635 bbl. from the I939 production of 7,588,554 bbl
Jan 1, 1941
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Index
Jan 1, 1943
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Rules (ff5caed8-03bf-47a2-af02-62f30d527f5f)
Jan 1, 1892
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Papers - Production - Foreign - Petroleum in Bahrein Island in 1940
During 1940, the Bahrein Island field produced a total of 7,073,919 bbl. of crude oil- an average of 19,328 bbl. per day. This is a decline of 514,635 bbl. from the I939 production of 7,588,554 bbl
Jan 1, 1941
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Differentiating Characteristics of The Engineering Curriculum
By S. C. Hollister
An evaluation of the function of the engineer, so that means whereby education can best serve his needs can be adopted.
Jan 2, 1950
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Society of Mining Engineers AIME, Officers and Committees
A B Cummins President James C Gray, President-Elect J W Woomer, Past President C E Lawall, Eastern Regional Vice-President Donald W Scott, Central Regional Vice-President H C Weed, Western Region
Jan 1, 1960
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Technical Notes - New Technique for Preparing Homogeneous Alloys
By P. Levesque
IN the process of alloying two metals to obtain a single-phase alloy, the end product is nearly always a cored structure. The mechanism of solid-
Jan 1, 1955
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Washington D.C. Paper - Presence of Tellurium in Copper
By T. Egleston
SOME months ago samples of black oxide of copper and of pig copper from Colorado were sent to me to examine for arsenic and
Jan 1, 1882
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Mining Geology
By J. D. Forrester
Developments of the year make geologist's industrial position even more secure and important-Professional shortage remains acute-
Jan 2, 1953
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Philadelphia Paper - A New Bottom for Bessemer Converters
By Charles F. Manness
In the great increase of product which has been accomplished in the American Bessemer plant, through improvements in machinery and refractories, and by more perfect skill in their manipulation,
Jan 1, 1881
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Officers And Directors (8d6a2695-cc00-4767-b985-fe3b724facd6)
PRESIDENT SIDNEY J. JENNINGS NEW YORK, N. Y. PAST PRESIDENTS L. D. RICKETTS NEW YORK, N. Y. PHILIP N. MOORE FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT C. W. GOODALE BUTTE, MONT. TREASURER GEORGE C. STONE, NEW YORK,
Jan 5, 1918
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Butte Meeting - August, 1913
Jan 1, 1914
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Chicago Paper - Note on Experiments on the Specific Gravity of Gold Contained in Gold-Silver Alloys (See Discussion, p. 724)
By Henry Louis
Four alloys of gold and silver were prepared, containing the metals in the following proportions by weight: I. Gold:Silver::1:2.62.
Jan 1, 1894
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Pittsburgh Paper - Note on a Deposit of Fire-Sand in Clinton County, N. Y.
By Alfred F. Brainerd
A pure white sand, in a large deposit, favorably located with regard to water and railroad transportation, is very desirable for metallurgical and manufacturing purposes. Such a deposit occurs
Jan 1, 1886
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Contents
Jan 1, 1950
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Index
Jan 1, 1938