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Committee On Geophysical Methods Of Prospecting (For the year ending February, 1936)
By EUGENE MCAULIFE
Jan 1, 1934
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Publications Of The American Institute Of Mining And Metallurgical Engineers, Inc. - Transactions
Full sets of 149 Vols., including 4 Indexes, covering 1871-1940 incl. Indexes to Vols. 1-35, 36-55, 56-72, 73-117 (set of 4 Indexes)
Jan 1, 1940
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Institute of Metals Division - The Linear Thermal Expansion of Niobium (Columbium) (TN)
By A. C. Losekamp, R. M. Fincel, J. B. Conway
HIGH-TEMPERATURE thermal-expansion data for tungsten, rhenium, molybdenum, Mo-50Re, and W-25Re were obtained recently by means of a paired
Jan 1, 1965
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Proceedings Of The One Hundred Fifteenth Meeting, St. Louis- Joplin-Miami-Tulsa
Oct. 8 to 13, inclusive, 1917 COMMITTEES Committee on Arrangements H. A. BUEHLER, Chairman W. E. MCCOURT, Secretary C. J. ADAM L. L. HUTCHISON VICTOR RAKOWSKY J. A. CASELTON EUGENE MCAULIFFE J.
Jan 12, 1917
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Some Fundamental Principles Applied to the Design And Operation of a Fine Anthracite Plant At Coaldale Colliery
By W. T. Turrall, M. J. Cook
A discussion of modern developments in beneficiation of fine sizes of anthracite, this paper includes a description of the plant flowsheet, an analysis of operating results, and a summary of fundament
Jan 9, 1953
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Properties - Calculation of the Tensile Strength of Normalized Steels from Chemical Composition (Metals Technology, October 1942) (with discussion)
By F.M. Walters
In order to isolate the effect of an element on some property of an alloy, the effect of the other alloying elements must be elimi-nated, either by reducing their quantity to the extent that they may
Jan 1, 1943
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Properties - Calculation of the Tensile Strength of Normalized Steels from Chemical Composition (Metals Technology, October 1942) (with discussion)
By F. M. Walters
In order to isolate the effect of an element on some property of an alloy, the effect of the other alloying elements must be elimi-nated, either by reducing their quantity to the extent that they may
Jan 1, 1943