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By-LawsSEC. 1. The membership of the Institute shall comprise six classes, namely: 1. Members; 2. Honorary Members; 3. Senior Members; 4. Associates; 5. Junior Members; 6, Rocky Mountain Members. All shall b
Jan 1, 1929
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Minerals Beneficiation - Relationships Between Rheological and Flocculating Properties of Polymer FlocculantsBy J. M. W. Mackenzie
The rheological properties of aqueous solutions of several commercial flocculants were investigated using a rotating coaxial cylinder viscometer. Similarities between the pH-apparent viscosity relatio
Jan 1, 1964
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Stabilization of Waste Water from Sulfide Ore Milling OperationsBy U. Oko
The cause and the effect of disposing of tailings water from sulfide ore milling operation were examined. Dissolved metallic ions as well as dissolved sulfur-oxygen compounds (polythionates) can prove
Jan 1, 1976
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Institute of Metals Division - Constitution and Properties of Some Iron-Bearing Cupro-Nickels - DiscussionBy F. H. Wilson, E. W. Palmer
G. L. Bailey (British Non-Ferrous Metals Research Association, London, England)—I was glad to see this further work on the structure and properties of the Cu-Ni-Fe alloys of low nickel content in whic
Jan 1, 1953
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Fine Grind - MBD Business Report--Questions Raised And Decisions TakenBy M. C. Fuerstenau
Each year during the AIME Annual Meeting, the MBD Division has its Business Meeting. Because many members cannot attend, it has be- come policy for the secretary of the Division to present highlights
Jan 1, 1971
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Utilization Of CulmIn a letter to Prof. L. P. Breckenridge, chairman, urging the continua-tion of the Fuel Conservation Committee of the Engineering Council, Edwin Ludlow calls attention to the millions of tons of culm
Jan 12, 1919
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Pit Limit Shell Generation – Hand MethodsBy Benjamin C. Koskiniemi
Introduction When evaluating any ore body, one of the first questions concerns the ore reserves. In the case of an open pit mine, this is not possible to answer reliably until the ultimate (final)
Jan 1, 1979
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Caterpillar Techniques Aid in Mobile Equipment Replacement at Western Phosphate MineBy S. F. Willey
Difficulties encountered in justifying replacements for overage mobile mine equipment at the Gay mine are common to most mining operations. More critical management reviews, resulting from ever rising
Jan 9, 1972
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Institute of Metals Division - Homogeneous Yielding of Carburized and Nitrided Single Iron CrystalsBy A. N. Holden, J. H. Hollomon
Inhomogeneous yielding during the early stages of plastic flow has been observed in many metals and has long been a subject of controversy. Low carbon steel, when strained at room temperature, exhi
Jan 1, 1950
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Hydraulic Tailing Fill Improvements - Butte-1969By Harold F. Yde
Hydraulic tailing fill in the Butte deep-level mines resulted from studies made in 1958 by The Anaconda Co. Mining Research Department. At the time of the study, dry mine tailing was hauled via rail c
Jan 1, 1970
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Report Of The Committee On Papers And Publications For 1916During the year 1915 the Committee received 161 manuscripts, which were treated as follows: 3 accepted for. New York Meeting (110th) . 64 accepted for San Francisco Meeting (111th) 49 accepted fo
Jan 2, 1916
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Coal - Pillar Extraction in the Pittsburgh Seam with Continuous MinersBy W. E. Hess
AT the Vesta mines of Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. on the Monongahela River, 35 miles south of Pittsburgh, JCM Joy continuous miners and 6-SC shuttle cars are used for pillar extraction in the Pittsbu
Jan 1, 1956
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Institute of Metals Division - Corrosion of Stainless Steels by Zinc VaporBy L. Burris, G. A. Bennett, P. A. Nelson
Staznless steels ave rrzuch less seuel-ely attacketl by zinc lapov than by molten zinc systems. To determine the applicubility of stainless steels fov equipment items which would be exposed only to zi
Jan 1, 1965
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Occurrence of Petroleum in North AmericaBy Sidney Powers
CONTENTS PAGE Distribution of fields 4 History of development 6 Origin of oil 7 Structure,, accumulation and migration 8 Reservoir rocks 9 Methods of drilling and exploration to Oil-field sta
Jan 1, 1931
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Occurrence Of Petroleum In North America (360fe0a4-5ece-439f-b8cf-0ccec4df64f3)By Sidney Powers
CONTENTS PAGE Distribution of fields 4 History of development 6 Origin of oil 7 Structure, accumulation and migration 8 Reservoir rocks 9 Methods of drilling and exploration 10 Oil-field stat
Jan 1, 1931
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Constitution And Metallography Of Aluminum And Its Light Alloys With Copper And With Magnesium - DiscussionBy P. D. Merica
ALUMINUM and its alloys have been the subject of much investigation, during recent years, in the course of which the principal features of the constitution of most of the binary alloy systems with alu
Jan 7, 1919
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Engineers Available (7582e630-b173-4e39-96e1-c9fb2a670fcc)(Under this heading will be published notes sent to the Secretary of the Institute by members or other persons introduced by members.) Milling or Smelting. Graduate Missouri School of Mines desires
Jan 8, 1919
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Fighting Fire With Steam Shovels - A Unique Operation At The United VerdeBy Robert E. Tally
The ore reserves of the United Verde Copper Co. in 1907 were estimated at 4,500,000 tons, averaging about 7 per cent copper. Seventy-five per cent of this tonnage was confined to the so-called fire st
Jan 1, 1932
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Local Section Appropriations (8f5beea9-46dc-47a7-acd4-3d37f916779c)1. Healthy and active Local Section organizations are vital factors in promoting the vigor and growth of the Institute. 2. Activity on the part of Local. Sections should be recognized and stim¬ulated
Jan 1, 1938
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Books For EngineersBy Reinhardt Schuhmann JR
Metallurgical Engineering Volume I, by Reinhardt Schuhmann, Jr. Addison-Wesley Press. $7.50, 390 pp., 1952. -This first volume, engineering principles, of a two volume work, is intended by the author
Jan 1, 1952