Transactions

The Institute, 1911 - Metallurgy

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

OFFICERS	vii

CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWs	xvi

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE YEAR 1909	xxx

PROCEEDINGS	xxxviii

VentilatingSystem at the Comstock Mines Nevada By GEORGE J YOUNG	3

Electric MineHoists By D B RUSHMORE and K A PAULY	58

Tests of an Ilgner Electric Hoist By R R SEEBER	109

The Girod Electric Furnace and the French Works Using the Paul Girod Steel	120

A Method of Calculating SinkingFunds and a Table of Values for Ordinary	533

Professional Ethics By R W RAYMOND	541

Professional Ethics By VICTOR G HILLS	549

A Portable AssayOutfit for FieldWork By S K BRADFORD	561

The GoldFields of French Guiana and the New Method of Dredging	567

Mining in Nicaragua By T LANE CARTER	594

The Condensation of Fume and the Neutralization of FurnaceGases By F	631

ManganeseOre in Unusual Form By WILLIAM P BLAKE	647

The Ultimate Source of Ores By CHARLES R KEYES	139

The Genesis of the Leadville OreDeposits By MAX BOEHMER	162

MiningConditions in the Belgian Congo Congo Free State By SYDNEY	189

The Conditions of Accumulation of Petroleum in the Earth By DAVID	219

Systematic Exploitation in the Pittsburg CoalSeam By F Z SCHELLENBERG	225

DustExplosions in CoalMines By GEORGE S RICE	236

The Combustion of Coal By JOSEPH A Holmes and HENRY KREISINGER	244

A Commercial FuelBriquette Plant By W H BLAUVELT	255

The CombustionTemperature of Carbon and Its Relation to BlastFurnace	268

Chemical Laboratories in Iron and SteelWorks By GEORGE W MAYNARD	294

The Behavior of CopperSlags in the Electric Furnace By LEWIS T WRIGHT	316

CyanidePlant and Practice at the Minas del Tajo Rosario Sinaloa Mexico	324

Improvement in Cyanide Practice By E GYBBON SPILSBURY	367

The Chemical Control of Slimes By HARRISON EVERETT ASHLEY	380

Development of HinderedSettling Apparatus By ROBERT H RICHARDS	396

Gaseous DecompositionProducts of Black Powder with Special Reference	454

Combustion in CementBurning By BYRON E ELDRED	479

FieldInvestigations of Structural Materials by the U S Geological Survey	490

Application of Descriptive Geometry to MiningProblems By JOSEPH W ROE	512

CrushingMachines for CyanidePlants By MARK R LAMB	672

Pyritic Smelting in Leadville By CHARLES H DOOLITTLE and ROYAL	709

Tops of Copper BlastFurnaces By N H EMMONS	723

Recent Progress in BlastRoasting By H O HOFMAN	739

The Reduction of Calcium Sulphate by Carbon Monoxide and Carbon and	763

LaborSaving Appliances in the AssayLaboratory By EDWARD KELLER	786

DryWashing for PlacerGold in Sonora Mexico By J V RICHARDS	797

The Solid NonMetallic Impurities in Steel Sonims By HENRY D HIBBARD	803

Method of Determining the Meridian from a Circumpolar Star at any Hour	823

The Conference Department at Lehigh University By HENRY S DRINKER	833

Biographical Notice of Dr Charles B Dudley By R W RAYMOND	837

Biographical Notice of William Phipps Blake By R W RAYMOND	851

Biographical Notice of William Metcalf By R W RAYMOND	865

Of Mr Keyess Paper on Ozark Lead and ZincDeposits see Trans xl 184	879

Of Mr Wrights Paper on MetalLosses in CopperSlags see Trans xl 492	885

Of Mr Blauvelts Paper on A Commercial FuelBriquette Plant see p 256	891

Of Mr Maynards Paper on Introduction of the Thomas Basic Steel Process	903

Of Mr Dilworths Paper on A Method of Calculating SinkingFunds and	912

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Title	Transactions Volume 41 of Transactions of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers, American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Authors	American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, American Institute of Mining Engineers
Contributor	American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Publisher	The Institute, 1911
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	Aug 9, 2007

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