Transactions, Volume 56American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, American Institute of Mining Engineers The Institute, 1917 - Metallurgy Some vols., 1920-1949, contain collections of papers according to subject. |
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alloys alumina amount andesite anticline aplitic average beds blast blast-furnace boiler calcite Callow carbon cent chloritic cleaning coal coke concentrates containing cooling copper curves deformation deposits depth diabase dikes diorite direct reduction discussion district drilling dust Engineering flotation formation furnace gases gasified Geological grain growth granite hardening Heated to 880 hematite increase layers limestone lower machine magnetite manganese martensite material metal method miles mill mineral mines moisture obtained occur oil and gas operation orebodies oxide paper percentage pig iron plant potash practice present pressure probably produced psilomelane pyrometer quantity quartz quartzite Quenched at 880 Reheated rhodonite rhyolite rock samples sandstone sediments sensible heat shales shown silicates slag specimens steel stoves strata structure sulphide sulphur surface syncline Table Tails temperature tests theory thickness tion tons tungsten tuyères vein viscosity West zone
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