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Some vols., 1920-1949, contain collections of papers according to subject.
 

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Treatment of Roasted Pyrites by the Longmaid and Claudet Processes
98
The Manufacture of Steel Castings By P G SALOM
118
The Durham BlastFurnace By B F FACKENTHAL JR
130
Further Notes on the Clapp and Griffiths Process By ROBERT W HUNT
139
The Flow of Air and Other Gases By FRED W GORDON
146
Gordons Improved WhitwellCowper FireBrick HotBlast Stove By VICTOR
159
The Geology and Mineral Resources of Sesquachee Valley Tennessee
172
The SulphideDeposit of South Iron Hill Leadville Colorado By FRANCIS
181
Biographical Notice of Charles O Thompson By PHILIP W MOEN
190
The Centennial and Lotta Gold Properties Coahuila Mexico By
196
QuicksilverCondensation at New Almaden By SAMUEL B CHRISTY
206
Note on An Exhibition of Banded Structure in a Gold Vein By CHARLES
265
Notes on the Leadville OreDeposits By CHARLES M ROLKER
273
The Upper Measure CoalField of Tennessee By HENRY E COLTON
292
PROCEEDINGS OF THE XLIIID MEETING Halifax N S September 1885
309
PAPERS OF THE HALIFAX MEETING September 1885
325
The Amalgamation of GoldOres and the Loss of Gold in ChloridizingRoast
336
The Present Value of Steel Castings By ARTHUR V ABBOTT
351
The Homogeneity of OpenHearth Steel By H H CAMPBELL
358
Note on a Self Dumping WaterTank By WILLARD IDE PIERCE
371
Mr E D Campbells Colorimetric Process for Estimating Phosphorus in Iron
382
Lixiviation and Amalgamation Tests By F W CLARK
395
The Pictou CoalField By HENRY S POOLE F G S Assoc R S M
403
The Wolf BenzineBurning SafetyLamp By E J SCHMITZ
410
The Product and Exhaustion of the OilRegions of Pennsylvania and
419
The Specific Gravity of LowCarbon Steel By GEORGE S MILLER
583
PAPERS OF THE PITTSBURGH MEETING February 1886
607
The Geology of the Pittsburgh CoalRegion By J P LESLEY
618
Pittsburgh and VicinityA Brief Record of Seven Years Progress
657
The Nova Scotia Gold Mines By E GILPIN JR A M F G S F RS C etc
674
The Mineral Resources of the Hudsons Bay Territories By ROBERT BELL
690
The Manufacture of FireBrick at Mount Savage Maryland By ROBERT
698
Proposed Apparatus for Determining the Heating Power of Different Fuels
706
The Process Used at the Comstock for Refining Coppery Bullion Produced
731
Note on a Deposit of FireSand in Clinton County N Y By ALFRED
757
Note on the Determination of Small Quantities of Titanium in Irons
763
Note on the Use of GasolineĜas in a Chemical Laboratory By PROFESSOR
769
A Chilled BlastFurnace Hearth By JAMES GAYLEY
779
Peculiar Phenomena in the Heating of OpenHearth and Bessemer Steel
789
Notes on the Constitution of CastIron By C B DUDLEY and F N PEASE
795
Geology of the Low Moor Virginia IronOres By BENJ LYMAN
801
IronÖre Deposits of Southern Utah By W P BLAKE
809
Soft Steel for BoilerPlates By ALFRED E HUNT
826
Operation of Warwick Furnace Pennsylvania from August 27th 1880
833
The Mining Compass and Trigonometer By ERICH G GAERTNER
870
The Product of the Hibernia IronMine N J By J WESLEY PULLMAN
904
The Microscopic Structure of CarWheel Iron By F LYNWOOD GARRISON
913
Later Practice and Commercial Results
919
The Heine SafetyBoiler By E D MEIER C E
941
Colorado OreDeposits Correction
949

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Σελίδα 677 - Hall stated in a paper read before the North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers that "flame traveled the length of the adit.
Σελίδα xlvii - Institute is not, as a body, responsible for the statements of factor opinion, advanced in papers or discussions, at its meetings, and it is understood that papers and discussions should not include matters relating to politics or purely to trade.
Σελίδα xliv - To promote the arts and sciences connected with the economic production of the useful minerals and metals and the welfare of those employed in these industries by means of meetings for social intercourse, and the reading and discussion of professional papers, and to circulate by means of publications among its members the information thus obtained...
Σελίδα xlvii - Rules may be amended at any annual meeting by a two-thirds vote of the members present, provided that written notice of the proposed amendment shall have been given at a previous meeting.
Σελίδα xlv - The duties of the president, vicepresidents, treasurer and secretary, shall be such as usually pertain to their offices, or ma'y be delegated to them by the unanimous vote of the executive committee.
Σελίδα 508 - ... the smelting oven. The iron which is here made, was to me described as soft, pliable and tough, and is said to have the quality of not being attacked by rust so easily as other iron; and in this point there appears a great difference between the Spanish iron and this in ship-building.
Σελίδα 699 - ... what position in the furnace they will be placed. Another trouble is to find out where the fault lies, when complaint is made. This is almost impossible. It may be in the construction of the furnace, or in bad bricklaying, or in the grade of the brick, or that the brick were not hard-burned. And if a sample lot of brick is sent to a mill to be tested the chances are that when the superintendent is asked how the brick stood the test, he will have forgotten all about them. The only way for a manufacturer...
Σελίδα 617 - I take the opportunity to express my opinion in the strongest terms, that the amazing exhibition of oil and gas which has characterized the last twenty years, and will probably characterize the next ten or twenty years, is nevertheless, not only geologically but historically, a temporary and vanishing phenomenon — one which young men will live to see come to its natural end.
Σελίδα 714 - It is found in practice that after the coal is passed through the breaker and screened into different sizes for shipment, the purity of the different sizes, as regards fixed carbon and ash, is very different. This is indicated by the following analyses of specimens collected from the Hauto screen-building of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company. These coals are separated into different sizes according to the mesh of the screen over which they pass.
Σελίδα 325 - The freest government cannot long endure when the tendency of the law is to create a rapid accumulation of property in the hands of a few and to render the masses poor and dependent.

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