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[PAGE PREFACE. A. B. PARSONS 3 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 7 STANDING AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES 8 PROCEEDINGS OF 1935 MEETINGS 10 NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10 CHICAGO, OCTOBER 14 SAN FRANCISCO, OCTOBER 14 HOUSTON, OCTOBER 15 ST. LOUIS, OCTOBER 15 ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS PUBLISHED IN 1935 17 TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS, 1935 64 INDEX OF 1935 PUBLICATIONS 71]

Jan 1, 1936

Committee on Reduction and Refining of Copper............ 3 A.I.M.E. Officers and Directors.................... 4 Preface. By C. R. Kuzell....................... 7 Career and Achievements of James Douglas. By Arthur L. Walker. . 9 PAPERS Smelting 1. Reverberatory Smelting Practice History of Reverberatory Smelting in Montana, 1879-1933. By Frederick Laist..............................23 Reverberatory Smelting of Raw Concentrates at the International Smelter, Miami, Arizona. By P. D. I. Honeyman (With Discussion)...... 88 Development of Gun-feed Reverberatory Furnaces at Garfield Plant of American Smelting and Refining Company. By R. A. Wagstaff (With Discussion)........................99 An Experimental Combination of Shaft Roasting and Reverberatory Smelting. By Frederick Laist and J. P. Cooper (With Discussion).... 104 Forms of Copper Found in Reverberatory Slags. By Royal B. Jackman and Carle R. Hayward (With Discussion).............111 2. Converting Practice Development of Copper Converting at Butte and Anaconda. By William Kelly and Frederick Laist...................122 Developments in Converting Lead and Copper Matte at Tooele. By B. L. Sackett.............................132 Messina Stationary Basic Copper Converter. By R. G. Knickerbocker (With Discussion)........................140 Smelting Copper Concentrates in a Converter. By George E. Beavers. 149 Sulfuric Acid from Converter Gases. By George E. Beavers......151 Development of Monolithic Tamped Periclase Converter Linings at United Verde Copper Company Smelter. By F. H. Parsons (With Discussion) . 153 3. Descriptions of Plants The Noranda Smelter. By W. B. Boggs and J. N. Anderson......165 Smelting Operations at Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Limited. By Charles R. Wraith.......................202 4. Waste-heat Boiler Practice Copper-refinery Waste-heat Boilers at Great Falls Reduction Department, Anaconda Copper Mining Company. By E. S. Bardwell......225

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ECONOMICS In the preceding pages you will find an attempt to judge the direction of one phase of the mining industry in Drift, and following that a quick round up of what happened to production in 1958 in Trends. Next, Charles Merrill presents a comprehensive price history for the mineral products of greatest importance, complete with figures for the past 50 years. On the following pages Nathaniel Arbiter and Charles Will Wright take a look at price trend prospects and the cold war in mining, respectively. MINERALS BENEFICIATION Fifty years progress is reviewed as a springboard for a look ahead. In the past decade the art has moved forward, but the author fears that the science is not progressing as promisingly.

Jan 2, 1959

The Development of Research and Quality Control in the Modern Steel Plant. By Leo F. Rein-artz. (Metals Technology, April 1943) Blast Furnace and Raw Materials Essential Considerations in the Design of Blast Furnaces. By A. L. Foell. (,Metals Technology, December 1942) Results Obtained from Surveys of Gas at Furnace Tops. By James M. Stapleton. (Metals Technology, January 1943) Physical Aspects of the Dust Catcher, Gas Washer and Precipitator on No. 3 Furnace at Carrie. By C. P. Clingerman and C. J. FleiscH. (Metals Technology, January 1943) Slag Control by Introduction of Flux through Blast-furnace Tuyeres. By Carl G. Hogberg (Metals Technology, January 1943) The Electrical Conductivity of Molten Blast-furnace Slags. By A. E. MaRtin and GerRard Derge. (Metals Technology, August 1943) Some Physical Characteristics of By-product Coke for Blast Furnaces. By CEarles C. Russell and MichaeL Perch. (Metals Technology, December 19+2) Pyrometry at the Coke Oven. By Robert B. Sosman. (Metals Technology, December 1942) Calcination Rates and Sizing of Blast-furnace Flux. By T. L. Joseph, H. M. Beatty and Gust Ritsianes. (Metals Technology, December 1942) The Low-temperature Gaseous Reduction of a Magnetite. By M. C. Udy and C. H. Lorig. (Metals Technology, October 1942) Steelmaking Problems of Total Operation in Steelmaking. By William C. Marshall and Frank G. Norris. (Metals Technology, April 1943) Silicon-oxygen Equilibria in Liquid Iron, By C. A. ZapFFe and C. E. Sims. (Metals Technology, September 1942) Equilibria of Liquid Iron and Simple Basic and Acid Slags in a Rolating Induction Furnace. By C. R. Taylor and John Chipman. (Metals Technology, September 1942) Rapid Analysis of Oxygen in Molten Iron and Steel. By Gerhard DeRGe. (Metals Technology, January 1943) Silver Chloride as a Medium for Study of Ingot Structures. By Karl L. Fetters and Margaret Dienes. (Metals Technology, August 1943)

Jan 1, 1943

The Development of Research and Quality Control in the Modern Steel Plant. By Leo F. Rein-artz. (Metals Technology, April 1943) Blast Furnace and Raw Materials Essential Considerations in the Design of Blast Furnaces. By A. L. Foell. (,Metals Technology, December 1942) Results Obtained from Surveys of Gas at Furnace Tops. By James M. Stapleton. (Metals Technology, January 1943) Physical Aspects of the Dust Catcher, Gas Washer and Precipitator on No. 3 Furnace at Carrie. By C. P. Clingerman and C. J. FleiscH. (Metals Technology, January 1943) Slag Control by Introduction of Flux through Blast-furnace Tuyeres. By Carl G. Hogberg (Metals Technology, January 1943) The Electrical Conductivity of Molten Blast-furnace Slags. By A. E. MaRtin and GerRard Derge. (Metals Technology, August 1943) Some Physical Characteristics of By-product Coke for Blast Furnaces. By CEarles C. Russell and MichaeL Perch. (Metals Technology, December 19+2) Pyrometry at the Coke Oven. By Robert B. Sosman. (Metals Technology, December 1942) Calcination Rates and Sizing of Blast-furnace Flux. By T. L. Joseph, H. M. Beatty and Gust Ritsianes. (Metals Technology, December 1942) The Low-temperature Gaseous Reduction of a Magnetite. By M. C. Udy and C. H. Lorig. (Metals Technology, October 1942) Steelmaking Problems of Total Operation in Steelmaking. By William C. Marshall and Frank G. Norris. (Metals Technology, April 1943) Silicon-oxygen Equilibria in Liquid Iron, By C. A. ZapFFe and C. E. Sims. (Metals Technology, September 1942) Equilibria of Liquid Iron and Simple Basic and Acid Slags in a Rolating Induction Furnace. By C. R. Taylor and John Chipman. (Metals Technology, September 1942) Rapid Analysis of Oxygen in Molten Iron and Steel. By Gerhard DeRGe. (Metals Technology, January 1943) Silver Chloride as a Medium for Study of Ingot Structures. By Karl L. Fetters and Margaret Dienes. (Metals Technology, August 1943)

Jan 1, 1943

A New Microscopy and Its Pntentialities. By Charles S. Barrett. (Metals Technology, .April 1945) Physical Metallurgy Fundamental Principles Involved in Segregation in Alloy Castings. By R. M. Brick. (Metals Technology, Sept. 1944) A Stud) of Age-hardening Using the Electron Microscope and Formvar Replicas. By D. Harker and MI J. MurphyI (Metals Technology, June 1945) Standards for Identifying Complex Twin Relationships in Cubic Crystals. By C. G. Dunn. (Metals Technology, April 1945) Orientation Changes during Recrystallization in Silicon Ferrite. By C. G. Dunn (Metals Technology, April 1945) The Orientation Texture at the Surfacr of Cast RIetals. By Gerald Edmunds. (Metals Technology, Jan. 1945) (With discussion) Internal Friction of Single Crystals of Brass, Copper and Aluminum. By George H. Found. (Metals Technology, June 1945) (With discussion) Recrystallization of Aluminum in Terms of the Rate of Nucleation and the Kate of Growth. By W. A. Anderson and R. F. Mehl (Metals Technology, Feb. 1945) (With discussion) Copper and Copper-rich Alloys Textures, Anisotropy and Earing Behavior of Brass. By F. H. Wilson and R. ill. Brick. (Metals Technology, June 1945) (With discussion) Phantom Laminations in Brass. By Daniel R. Hull, H. F. Silliman and John R. Freeman, Jr. (Metals Technology, Jan. 19451 (With discussion) Corrosion of Yellow Brass Pipes in Domestic Hot-water Systems—a Metallographic Study. By E. P. Polushkin and Henry L. Shuldener. (Metals Technology, Oct. 1944) (With discussion) The .Alpha Solid Solution Field of the Copper-manganese-zinc system. By R. S. Dean, J. R. Long, T. R. Graham and .%. H. Robersori. (Metals Technology, June 1945) A White High-manganese Brass. Ry K. S. Dean, J. R. Long, T. R. Graham and C. W. Matthews. (Melds Technology, June 1945) Magnesium Alloys Oxidation Inhibitors in Core-sand Mixtures for Magnesium Castings. By O. Jay Myers. (Metals Technology, Feb. 1945) (With discussion) Grain Size and Properties of Sand-cast Magnesium Alloys. By R. S. Dusk and C. R. Phillips. (Metals Technology, Feb. 1945) (With discussion) Rater Quenching of 'Some Typical Magnesium Casting Alloys. By R. S. Busk and R. E. Anderson (With discussion)

Jan 1, 1945

Temperatures in the Open-hearth Furnace. By Robert B. Sosman. (Metals Tech. Aug. 1948, T.P. 2435) Steelmaking Direct Oxidation in the Basic Open Hearth Process. By E. R. Hughes and F. G. Norris. (Metals Tech., June 1948, T.P. 2380) With discussion Operation of Oxygen-enriched Open-hearth Furnaces. By J. S. Marsh. (Metals Tech., Aug. 1948, T. P. 2416) With discussion Role of Thermochemical Factors in Basic Open Hearth Production Rate. By T. E. Brower and B. M. Larsen. (Metals Tech., Oct. 1948, T.P. 2451) Structure, Segregation and Solidihcation of Semikilled Steel Ingots. By M. Tenenbaum. (Metals Tech., Sept. 1947, T.P. 2273) With discussion The Origin of Silicate Inclusions in Basic Electric-arc-furnace Steel of Higher Carbon Contents. By Axel Hultgren. (Metals Tech., Aug. 1948, T.P. 2418) A Method for Determining the Origin of Surface Defects in Rolled Steel Products. By C. L. Meyette and V. L. Elliott. (Metals Terh., June 1948, T.P. 2368) With discussion Gases in Steel The Sampling and Analysis of Steel for Hydrogen. By G. Derge, W. Peifer and J. H. Richards. (Metals Tech., June 1948, T.P. 2362) With discussion Apparatus for the Hot-extraction Analysis for Hydrogen in Steel. By C E. Sims and G. .I. Moore. (Metals Tech., June 1948, T.P. 2369) With discussion A Quantitative Experimental Investigation of the Hydrogen and Nitrogen Contents of Steel during Commercial Melting. By C. E. Sims, G. A. Moore and D. W. Williams. (Metals Tech., Feb. 1948, T.P. 2347) With discussion The Effect of Hydrogen on the Ductility of Cast Steels. By C. E. Sims, G. A. Moore and D. W. Williams. (Metals Tech., Sept. 1948, T.P. 2454) Sulphur in Ironmaking Kinetics of the Transfer of Sulphur across a Slag-metal Interface. By Lo-ching Chang and K. Goldman. (Metals Tech., June 1948, T.P. 2367) With discussion Some Correlations between Variables Affecting Sulphur in Blast Furnace Iron. By T. E. Brower and B. M. Larsen. (Metals Tech., Sept. 1948, T.P. 2465) Tracer Study of Sulphur in the Coke Oven. By S. E. Eaton, R. W. Hyde and 11. S. Old. (Metals Tech., Sept. 1948, T.P. 2453) Transformation of Austenite Anisothermal Formation of Bainite and Proeutectoid Constituents in Steels. By Leonard D. Jaffe. (Metals Tech., Dec. 1947, T.P. 2290) With discussion Austenite Transformation Above and Within the Martensite Range. By R. T. Howard, Jr. and M. Cohen. (Metals Tech., Oct. 1947, T.P. 2283) With discussion

Jan 1, 1949

Some Things We Don't Know about the Creep of Metals. By H. W. Gillett (T.P. 1087) Reduction of Iron Ores under Pressure by Hydrogen. By Michael Tenenbaum and T. L. Joseph (T.P. loll, with discussion) Induction Furnaces for Rotating Liquid Crucibles. By E. P. Barrett, W. F. Hol- bRook and C. E. Wood (T.P. 986, with discussion) Mechanism of Solidification and Segregation in a Low-carbon Rimming-steel Ingot,. By Anson Hayes and John Chipman (T.P. 988, with discussion) Solidification of Rimming-steel Ingots. By A. HultGRen and G. PhRagmen. (Contribution 112) Dendritic Structure of Some Alloy Steels. By Daniel .I. Martin and James L. Martin (T.P. 1066, with discussion) Occlusion and Evolution of Hydrogen by Pure Iron. By George A. Moore and Donald P. Smith (T.P. 1065, with discussion) Structure of Iron after Con~pression. Hy Charles S. Barrett (T.P. 977, with discussion) Structure of Iron after Drawing, Swaging, and Elongating in Tension. Ry Charles S. Barrett and L. H. LevensoN (T.P. 1038, with discussion) Magnetic Torque Studies of the Texture of Cold-rolled and of Recrystallized Iron-silicon Alloys. By Leo P. TaraSovJ(T.P. 1012, with discussion) Influence of Atmosphere and Pressure on Structure of Iron-carbon-silicon Alloys. By Alfred Boyles (T.P. 1046) Kinetics of the Decomposition of Austenite at Constant Temperature. By J. H. Austin and R. L. Rickett (T.P. 964, with discussion) Reaction Kinctics in Processes of Nucleation and Growth. By William A. Johnson and Robert F. Mehl (T.P. 1089, with discussion) Phase Changes in 3.5 Per Cent Nickel Steel in the Acl Region. By I. N. Bavarine (T.P. 1031, with discussion) Chromium in Structural Steel. By Walter Crafts (T.P. 1055) Surface Allotropic Transformation in Stainless Steel Induced by Polishing. By J. T. BuHwell and J. WUlff (T.P. 1032, with discussion) Nature of :Passivity in Stainless Steels and Other Alloys, I and 11. Ry H. H. Uhlig and John WUlff (T.P. 1050, with discussion) Thermal Expansion of Nickel-iron Alloys (Nickel from 30 to 70 Per Cent). Ry J. M. Lohr and Charles H. Hopkins (T.P. 987, with discussion) Low-temperature Transformation in Iron-nickel-cobalt Alloys. By L. L. Wy~Ian (T.P. 1013, with discussion) Fracture of Steels at Elevated Temperatures after Prolonged Loading. By R. H. Thielemann and E. R. Parker (T.P. 1034, with discussion)

Jan 1, 1939

Some Things We Don't Know about the Creep of Metals. By H. W. Gillett (T.P. 1087) Reduction of Iron Ores under Pressure by Hydrogen. By Michael Tenenbaum and T. L. Joseph (T.P. loll, with discussion) Induction Furnaces for Rotating Liquid Crucibles. By E. P. Barrett, W. F. Hol- bRook and C. E. Wood (T.P. 986, with discussion) Mechanism of Solidification and Segregation in a Low-carbon Rimming-steel Ingot,. By Anson Hayes and John Chipman (T.P. 988, with discussion) Solidification of Rimming-steel Ingots. By A. HultGRen and G. PhRagmen. (Contribution 112) Dendritic Structure of Some Alloy Steels. By Daniel .I. Martin and James L. Martin (T.P. 1066, with discussion) Occlusion and Evolution of Hydrogen by Pure Iron. By George A. Moore and Donald P. Smith (T.P. 1065, with discussion) Structure of Iron after Con~pression. Hy Charles S. Barrett (T.P. 977, with discussion) Structure of Iron after Drawing, Swaging, and Elongating in Tension. Ry Charles S. Barrett and L. H. LevensoN (T.P. 1038, with discussion) Magnetic Torque Studies of the Texture of Cold-rolled and of Recrystallized Iron-silicon Alloys. By Leo P. TaraSovJ(T.P. 1012, with discussion) Influence of Atmosphere and Pressure on Structure of Iron-carbon-silicon Alloys. By Alfred Boyles (T.P. 1046) Kinetics of the Decomposition of Austenite at Constant Temperature. By J. H. Austin and R. L. Rickett (T.P. 964, with discussion) Reaction Kinctics in Processes of Nucleation and Growth. By William A. Johnson and Robert F. Mehl (T.P. 1089, with discussion) Phase Changes in 3.5 Per Cent Nickel Steel in the Acl Region. By I. N. Bavarine (T.P. 1031, with discussion) Chromium in Structural Steel. By Walter Crafts (T.P. 1055) Surface Allotropic Transformation in Stainless Steel Induced by Polishing. By J. T. BuHwell and J. WUlff (T.P. 1032, with discussion) Nature of :Passivity in Stainless Steels and Other Alloys, I and 11. Ry H. H. Uhlig and John WUlff (T.P. 1050, with discussion) Thermal Expansion of Nickel-iron Alloys (Nickel from 30 to 70 Per Cent). Ry J. M. Lohr and Charles H. Hopkins (T.P. 987, with discussion) Low-temperature Transformation in Iron-nickel-cobalt Alloys. By L. L. Wy~Ian (T.P. 1013, with discussion) Fracture of Steels at Elevated Temperatures after Prolonged Loading. By R. H. Thielemann and E. R. Parker (T.P. 1034, with discussion)

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