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Institute Representatives on Boards (e43e3e91-7284-4e4b-8dbd-b460f83ad777)United Engineering Trustees, Inc. W. D. B. HOTTER, JR., '44 A. L. QUENEAU, '45 ALBERT ROBERTS, '43 The Engineering Foundation GEORGE D. BARRON, '44 F. F. COLCORD, '46 A
Jan 1, 1942
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Theory And Accuracy In Optical Pyrometry With Particular Reference To The Disappearing-Filament Type - DiscussionBy PDF
C. 0. FAIRCHILD, Washington, D. C. (written discussion*).-Referring to the paragraph entitled "Effect of change in temperature of absorbing glass on its transmission," Dr. Foote and the writer have be
Jan 11, 1919
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Index (264abdd8-6d35-406b-8b3b-2ccfc2b315d1)Jan 1, 1935
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Officers And Directors. For The Year Ending February, 1914.PRESIDENT. CHARLES F. RAND,1 NEW YORK, N. Y. PAST PRESIDENTS. CHARLES KIRCHHOFF,1 NEW YORK, N. Y. JAMES F. KEMP,2 NEW YORK, N. Y. FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT. BENJAMIN B. THAY ER,1 NEW YORK, N. Y.
Jan 4, 1913
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New York Meeting - February, 1925Jan 1, 1925
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Rules (fb20bdea-1059-4f95-96c6-6f70ae649957)Jan 1, 1889
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Cleveland Paper - Notes on the Occurrence of Siderite at Gay Head, MassBy William P. Blake
The occurrence of siderite in beds of considerable thickness in the clay formations of Martha's Vineyard, Mass., may have some economical importance, and is at least interesting in a scientific p
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Explosives Malfunction from Sympathetic Detonation to Shock DesensitizationBy C Yeung, G Fitz, R Heater, P D. Katsabanis
Explosives malfunction due to shock waves is a serious concern for successful blasting results. Malfunction can range from sympathetic detonation to desensitization and modification of firing times of
Jan 1, 1994
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Foreign Local SectionsCARACAS PETROLEUM Established February 24, 1957 Official year begins in January Harry J Sykes, Chairman G J Clarke, Vice-Chairman Robert S Longwell, Vice-Chairman David L Stepanek, Treasurer Robe
Jan 1, 1960
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Slime-cement fill as a stope support for gold minesBy R. J. MacAulay, R. C. More O’Ferrall
Preliminary tests on cement-consolidated gold-plant slime are outlined, together with preliminary underground tests on the behaviour of two paddocks of the material. Further large-scale testing of the
Jan 1, 1978
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Barytes as a Paint PigmentBy H. A. Gardner, G. B. Heckel
The principal use of barium sulphate is as an inert paint pigment.
Jan 1, 1915
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The REFDIST Method for Design and Analysis of Plant TrialsBy Briggs D
Comparing the results of a plant trial by averaging performance measures collected during the trial with measures collected before and after the trial is often quite subjective because of the impact
Jan 1, 1997
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Available SoftwareThe following list is a representative sample of the types of software available to the mining industry. For additional information concerning software packages for your minicomputer, contact equipmen
Jan 11, 1981
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