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Meeting Of The Board Of Directors, Sept. 28, 1917Fourteen members of the Board and officers nf6re present; and seven guests. Prof. E. K. Judd was appointed Managing Editor of the Institute's publications.
Jan 11, 1917
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MembershipsJan 1, 1907
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Photograph of H. W. Gillett, Howe LecturerJan 1, 1939
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IndexJan 1, 1944
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Salt Lake Meeting - August, 1914Jan 1, 1915
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IndexJan 1, 1935
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Technical Notes - New Technique for Preparing Homogeneous AlloysBy 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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Philadelphia Paper - A New Bottom for Bessemer ConvertersBy 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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Index (e7c5e19c-9641-45f4-bb9c-9fe72d8a31f1)Jan 1, 1941
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Discussion of Papers Published Prior to July 1962 - Basic Consideration for Long Distance Solid Pipelines in the Mineral Industries (AIME Transactions, 1961, vol. 220, p. 261)By R. Costantini
A. Brebner (Chairman, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Queen's University, Kingston, Ont., Canada) — Under the heading of friction losses, the author, in Eq. 10, gives the relationship
Jan 1, 1962
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Flotation of DiamondsBy R. G. Weavind
ONE of the most important fields of investigation at the Diamond Research Laboratory in Johannesburg is concerned with improvements in metallurgical practices for the diamond mining companies, with pa
Jan 7, 1951
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Bulletin WantedThe Institute would he glad to purchase from any Member a copy of the Bulletin for May, 1914.
Jan 5, 1917
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High-Temperature Resistance Furnaces With Ductile Molybdenum Or Tungsten Resistors (a4fea52d-877e-49ca-b08a-7d3efb18b658)A. E. HALL, Palmerton, Pa.-I would like to ask the author if he has ever used, in his furnaces, any inner tube which would permit experimentation with various oxidizing gases, under varying conditions
Jan 4, 1918