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Reservoir Engineering - The Southwest Antioch Gibson Sand UnitBy T. E. Ockershauser
The Southwest Antioch Oil Field located in T2&3N - R2&3W, Garvin County, Okla., was discovered in February, 1946, by The Globe Oil & Refining Co. and The Vickers Petroleum Co. at their Melinda Gibson
Jan 1, 1951
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Granite In Kansas WellsBy Park Wright
THE fact that granite has been encountered by the drill by those in search of oil and gas in Kansas is becoming more and more a matter of interest, not only to the oil producer but to everyone directl
Jan 8, 1917
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Coal - A Technical Study of Coal Drying - DiscussionBy G. A. Vissac
O. R. LYONS *—I wish to thank Mr. Vissac for his compliment. I hope that his paper is not only well received, but that it will serve to bring forth more papers on the subject of thermal drying. One of
Jan 1, 1950
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Public Affairs: You Better Get There FirstBy Roger W. Dewey
The opposition is all kinds. There are extremists. There are quiet, sensible sounding folk who can twist numbers and facts to make their point. But they are all out to shut you down! Some of them are
Jan 1, 1982
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Cross-cuts in Coal MiningTHE paper on "Cross-cuts in Coal Mining," by J. J. Rutledge (published in MINING AND METAL-LURGY, February, 1927, p. 64) was brought up for discussion at the annual meeting, where the follow-ing comme
Jan 3, 1927
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Some Experiments In The Production Of Aluminum-Nickel-Iron Alloys Of Powder MetallurgyBy P. R. Kalischer
IN the production of alloys by powder metallurgical processes it is often necessary or desirable to include one or more components that tend to form very stable oxides. Included in this group of metal
Jan 1, 1941
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Iron and Steel Division - Oxygen Solubility and Oxide Phases in the Fe-Cr-O System (Discussion, p. 1258)By W. D. Forgeng, R. L. Folkman, D. C. Hilty
The solubility of oxygen in molten Fe-Cr alloys has been determined at 1550° , 1600°, and 1650°C for alloys containing up to alloyshasbeenabout 50 pct Cr and found to decrease as chromium increases to
Jan 1, 1956
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Iron and Steel Division - Acid Bessemer Oxygen-Steam ProcessBy G. M. Yocom
Blowing acid Bessemer converters with oxygen-steam produces steel of below 0.002 pct N2 content. This method of blowing, combined with a dephosphorizing treatment in the steel ladle, results in low-ca
Jan 1, 1962
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Coal - An Investigation of the Abrasiveness of Coal and Its Associated ImpuritiesBy J Price, M. R. Geer, H. F. Yancey
COAL mine operators recognize coal as an abrasive material, because the wear of drilling, cutting, and conveying equipment is reflected as a cost item for replacement of parts. Similarly, industrial c
Jan 1, 1952
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Recent Deep Tests In The Appalachian FieldBy R. E. Somers
THE Appalachian field is notable for four tests drilled in recent years to depths of over 7000 ft. and for one commercial gas well at 6822 ft. The latter is the Ligonier well and produces from the Ori
Jan 3, 1924
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Grinding Tests on Conical Trunnion Overflow and Cylindrical Grate Ball Mills at MufuliraBy Jack White
This paper gives details of the results - of careful testing carried out on two types of ball mills, conical trunnion overflow and cylindrical grate discharge, on identical ore. The object of the test
Jan 1, 1950
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Beneficial Effects of Zirconium in Cast Nickel-silicon BronzesBy F. R. Hensel
THE alloy under discussion is a nickel-silicon bronze and is one of many age-hardening or precipitation-hardening FIG. I.-EFFECT OF QUENCHING AND AGING TEMPERATURES ON HARDNESS OF TWO TYPICAL NICKEL-
Jan 1, 1940
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Multi-Stream Coal Cleaning Strategy for Control of SulfurBy James F. McConnell, Charles W. Statler
Pennsylvania's existing large coal-fired units are limited to 2.0, 1.8, or 0.6 lb of sulfur per million Btu fired, depending on site location. Multi-stream coal preparation can be employed on sys
Jan 1, 1977
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A Deep-Well Pump for Unwatering a MineBy C. E. SWANN
NOT long ago an engineering study was made to determine if the time had arrived to lower the head of standing water in abandoned Rock Springs mines Nos. I and 3 of The Union Pacific Coal Co. so that t
Jan 1, 1935
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Significance Of Geochemical Distribution Trends In SoilBy D. H. Yardley
GEOCHEMICAL investigation of trace elements in surface materials was begun near Ely, Minn., in 1953 along the basal contact of Duluth gabbro with Giants Range granite (Fig. 1). This article presents d
Jan 7, 1958
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Geology, Geological Engineering - Interdependence of Economic and Hydrologic Criteria in Planning Water Resources Development, TheBy P. E. Hildebrand, S. W. Mao, C. N. Crain
Hydrologic and economic criteria figure in many obvious ways in water resources development, but they are rarely linked quantitatively, and most of the applications are pertinent only to the case in p
Jan 1, 1970
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Chuquicamata Sulphide Plant: SmelterBy H. G. Dwyer
CONSIDERATION for future expansion influenced the design of the new smelter at Chuquicamata. The section of the smelter now going into operation, while large, represents only little more than half of
Jan 1, 1952
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Institute of Metals Division - The Kinetics of Creep During Hot Pressing of Loose Silver-Powder AggregatesBy F. V. Lenel, G. S. Ansell, M. J. Salkind
An experiment is described in which the growth of interparticle necks in an array of loose spherical silver powder at temperatures near 300°C was determined by measuring changes in the electrical resi
Jan 1, 1965
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Part X - Thermal-Dilation Behavior of Titanium Alloys During Repeated Cycling Through the Alpha-Beta TransformationBy Jerome J. English, Gordon W. Powell
An experimental investigation and mathematical analysis of the thermal-dilation behavior of the titanium alloy Ti-7Al-3Cb have shown that the linear dimensional changes associated with the polymorphic
Jan 1, 1967
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Secondary Recovery - Carbon Dioxide Solvent Flooding for Increased Oil RecoveryBy J. L. Fitch, B. G. Hurd
The presence of gypsum in samples subjected to standard core analysis introduces serious errors in the measurement of water saturation and porosity. The magnitude of these errors, depending upon the t