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    The Conditions Of Accumulation Of Petroleum In The Earth.

    By David T. Day

    IN 1897 I published a proposed explanation t for the variation in color and specific gravity of Pennsylvania oils. A resume of this subject was also presented at the First International Petroleum Cong

    Jun 1, 1910

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    Features of the New Copper Smelting Plants in Arizona (909e36a4-c25f-4dcd-b242-53868106aaa4)

    By L. O. Howard

    L. D. RICKETTS, New York, N. Y.-The advance which has been made in Smelting has been in the line of cheaper cost of handling, due to larger units and decrease in losses. At the International smelter,

    Jan 12, 1916

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    Friendly Possibilities of Engineering Societies

    Engineers and masters of enterprise are waking fast to the realization that there is something more in the relations of employer and employee than mechanical output, which can be measured mathematical

    Jan 1, 1919

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    9. Ore Deposits of the Southern Appalachians

    By Robert A. Laurence

    Ore deposits in the Southern Appalachians are ( 1) sedimentary or syngenetic, ( 2) epigenetic, and ( 3) residual. In general, deposits characteristic of high temperature and pressure are found in the

    Jan 1, 1968

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    A.I.M.E. Technical Publications, 1929

    [Separates of all the Technical Publications published in 1929 are available at lnstitute headquarters. All the papers are on file in public, university and technical libraries, and when so indicated

    Jan 1, 1929

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    Nevada Consolidated

    DAVE BARTLEY and Edwin F. Gray, miners, late of Shasta County, California, young, healthy, and "dead broke," arrived at Ely, Nevada, one evening in the summer of 1900. Before rustling jobs and going t

    Jan 1, 1933

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    Refining

    By Walter Miller

    PETROLEUM refining, like other industries in the United States in 1940, focused much attention on its duties and opportunities in the field of national defense. In counter-distinction to the situation

    Jan 1, 1941

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    Iron and Steel Division - Relation between Chromium and Carbon in Chromium Steel Refining - Discussion

    By D. C. Hilty

    C. E. SIMS*—This is a most interesting and important paper. It is important from two standpoints. First, it has as-spects of being highly accurate and therefore extremely useful to the operating man i

    Jan 1, 1950

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    Environment-Water

    By Benjamin C. Greene, H. Beecher Charmbury

    Water is a most remarkable substance, essential for life of all kinds. As well as needing water to survive, man has always used it for agriculture, transportation, recreation, and many other things.

    Jan 1, 1981

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    Papers - Domestic Production - Petroleum Production and Development in the Rocky Mountain District in 1929

    By F. F. Hintze

    Petroleum production in the Rocky Mountain district during 1929 registered a small decline from that of the previous year, conforming with a gradual decrease in the amount of oil produced during the l

    Jan 1, 1930

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    St. Louis Paper - Oil-field Brines (with Discussion)

    By C. W. Washburne

    Recently, Messrs, Mills and Wells1 published a thorough chemical study of the waters associated with oil in parts of the Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia region. Many of their conclusions are of

    Jan 1, 1921

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    Economics – Economic Evaluation of Open Pit Mines

    By Franklin J. Stermole

    INTRODUCTION Economic evaluation of an open pit mine is similar to the economic analysis of any major investment project in any industry. It requires (1) taking into account all of the costs and reve

    Jan 1, 1979

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    The Engineer In Industry

    Engineers who are in charge of industrial operations, and their number is legion, sense as much as anyone the present feeling of unrest in the' country and more than anyone else realize the prese

    Jan 11, 1919

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    Papers - Newly Recognized Features of Mineral Paragenesis at Leadville, Colorado (T.P. 1105)

    By Edward P. Chapman

    In the Leadville district toward the close of the "intermediate mesothermal period" of mineralization, there occurred a stage of ore deposition marked by a rather complex mineral association. As bismu

    Jan 1, 1941

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    Papers - Newly Recognized Features of Mineral Paragenesis at Leadville, Colorado (T.P. 1105)

    By Edward P. Chapman

    In the Leadville district toward the close of the "intermediate mesothermal period" of mineralization, there occurred a stage of ore deposition marked by a rather complex mineral association. As bismu

    Jan 1, 1941

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    Iron and Steel - Significance of the Simple Steel Analysis (Howe Memorial Lecture)

    By H. D. Hibbard

    At the beginning of a Henry M. Howe lecture it seems fitting to refer to Howe's great contributions to steel metallurgy, and particularly to the literature thereof. Most of my predecessors in thi

    Jan 1, 1928

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    Inflation in the Mine Investment Decision

    By Dr. O’Neil Thomas J., Donald W. Gentry

    "We should be concerned about the future be- cause we will have to spend the rest of our lives there. " -Charles Kettering INTRODUCTION Since the early 1970s, there has been no economic phenom

    Jan 1, 1984

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    Governmental Activities of Geophysics Relating to Prospecting: Part I- History and Activities of the Section of Geophysics of the United States Geological Survey

    By F. W. Lee

    Historical-From the beginning of time, all ingenuity of mankind has been concentrated upon the methods of finding gold and unusual deposits in the earth. An illustration (Fig. 1) from the old treatise

    Jan 1, 1940

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    High Speed Loading and Unloading of Bulk Ores

    By Richard D. Snouffer

    Prime topics of conversation these days are the new concepts of rail haulage for bulk items such as iron ore, potash and coal. We have heard such ideas as the "integral train" and the "unit train" dis

    Jan 7, 1963

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    Technical Papers and Discussions - Steelmaking - A Method for Determining the Origin of Surface Defects in Rolled Steel Products (Metals Tech., June 1948, T.P. 2368)

    By V. L. Elliott, C. L. Meyette

    The conditioning of semifinished steel products such as billets, blooms, and slabs to remove surface defects before further processing to finished products is a necessary accompaniment to steel mill r

    Jan 1, 1949