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    Reservoir Engineering - Phase Equilibria in Hydrocarbon-Water Systems, IV-Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium Constants in the Methane-Water and Ethane-Water Systems

    By J. J. McKetta, O. L. Culberson

    INTRODUCTION The equilibrium constants for methane and for water, and for ethane and water have been calculated from experimental data for the two binary systems.2,3,11,12 These constants are for t

    Jan 1, 1951

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    Officers (97e7a896-85fe-433a-b918-2408cdedd625)

    PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL. D. W. BRUNTON DENVER, COLO. (Term expires February, 1910 ) VICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE COUNCIL. J. PARKE CHANNING NEW YORK, N. Y. FREDERICK W. DENTON PAINESDALE, MICH. JOHN

    Jan 1, 1910

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    Officers (82fd178c-fb3d-439f-95ca-561f76c30b7f)

    PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL. D. W. BRUNTON DENVER, COLO. (Term expires February, 1911.) VICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE COUNCIL. W. C. RALSTON SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. W. L. SAUNDERS NEW YORK, N. Y. H. V. WINC

    Jan 1, 1917

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    Low-carbon Steel

    By H. B. Pulsifer

    ONE of the most common basic open-hearth furnace products is a simple carbon steel with a carbon range from 0.05 to 0.15 per cent. The material is widely used for sheets, tubes, bars, wire and the inn

    Jan 1, 1931

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    Some Unusual Features in the Microstructure of Wrought Iron

    By Henry Rawdon

    THE structure of wrought iron as usually described by metallographists and workers in metal in general is that of a fairly pure iron. Impurities, if present, are usually considered as being in solid s

    Jan 9, 1917

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    Institute Announcements. Spokane Meeting And Excursions

    By AIME AIME

    Further details of the 97th meeting of the Institute, at Spokane, have been sent to members in the Special Circular of May 8, 1909, and for convenience a summary of the additional information is given

    Aug 1, 1909

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    Minerals Beneficiation - The Relationship Between Sharpness of Classification and Circulating Load in Closed Grinding Circuits

    By H. Eklund, R. T. Hukki

    This article presents a simple arithmetic derivation for the relationship between sharpness of classification and circulating load, as well as world-wide industrial data which are compatible with the

    Jan 1, 1965

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    Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Techniques

    By E. Douglas Sethness

    The uranium industry is booming. In Texas alone, there are about 22 different companies with active exploration programs. Twelve solution mines have been permitted; three surface mines have been autho

    Jan 1, 1979

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    Production - Foreign - Petroleum and Gas in Australia

    By Arthur Wade

    During the year 1938, there was some drilling in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, as follows: Queens1and.—At Hutton Creek, lat. (approx.) 25° 45' S.; long (approx.) 149°, drilling was

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Production - Foreign - Petroleum and Gas in Australia

    By Arthur Wade

    During the year 1938, there was some drilling in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, as follows: Queens1and.—At Hutton Creek, lat. (approx.) 25° 45' S.; long (approx.) 149°, drilling was

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Underground Mining Systems of Ray Consolidated Copper Co. (fc204efc-b497-4bca-b42f-4c115be594ff)

    By Lester A. Blackner

    Discussion of the paper of LESTER A. BLACKNER, presented at the San Francisco meeting, September, 1915, and printed in Bulletin No. 102, June, 1915, pp. 1249 to 1290. SIDNEY J. JENNINGS, New York, N.

    Jan 12, 1915

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    Bulolo Gold-dredging Enterprise

    THE BULOLO gold-dredging operations were described at some length by Frank W. Griffin at the Oct. 11 meeting of the San Francisco Section. This enterprise is on the island of New Guinea, about 1800 mi

    Jan 1, 1932

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    A History Of The Bessemer Manufacture In America

    By Robert W. Hunt

    THE memorable features of American history have been making fast during the last century, and notably so since 1860; and they are by no means confined to political or to any one branch of scientific d

    Jan 1, 1877

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    Screens for Sizing

    By ERNEST A. HERSAY

    ACCURATE ore-sizing with screens is drawing attention to certain details that now, more than ever before, require attention. There are many tests that must be preceded by careful sizing. The assayer o

    May 1, 1906

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    Smelting and Labor at a Mexican Copper Mine

    By LEONARD S. AUSTIN

    THE works of The Boleo Mining Co. are situated at Santa Rosalia, Lower California, on the opposite side of the Gulf of California from Guaymas, the, nearest railroad town. The copper deposits were dis

    Jan 1, 1929

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    Comprehensive Observation And Research On The Mechanism Of Water- Irruptions From The Floor

    By Jin Zigang

    In China there are more than 30 coal fields menaced by karst-confined water. In the north and east of China there are many collieries which mine coal seams of the Carboniferous and Permian Systems, wh

    Jan 1, 1984

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    New York Paper - Cannel Coal and Carbonaceous Shale Deposits of Pennsylvania (with Discussion)

    By Charles R. Fettke

    BefoRe the Drake well on Watson Flats below Titusville, Pa, inaugurated the modern petroleum industry on Aug. 28, 1859, a considerable industry, based on the manufacture of mineral oils through the de

    Jan 1, 1923

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    New York Paper - Cannel Coal and Carbonaceous Shale Deposits of Pennsylvania (with Discussion)

    By Charles R. Fettke

    BefoRe the Drake well on Watson Flats below Titusville, Pa, inaugurated the modern petroleum industry on Aug. 28, 1859, a considerable industry, based on the manufacture of mineral oils through the de

    Jan 1, 1923

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    Boston Paper - The Mining and Metallurgical Laboratories of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    By Robert H. Richards

    OF the several professions-the chemist, the civil engineer, the mining engineer, the mechanical engineer-the courses of instruction, as arranged at the scientific schools, differ considerably as to th

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    Miners in the Philippines, 1942-1945

    By Karl S. Hughes

    ANY one of the mining engineers who spent three years under the benevolent and protective custody of the military forces of His Imperial Nipponese Majesty will admit that he has survived a most disagr

    Jan 1, 1945