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Titel	Transactions of the American Institute of Mining Engineers ; 1888
Erscheinungsort	New York City
Erscheinungsjahr	1888
Medientyp	Stücktitel
Erschienen	In: Transactions of the American Institute of Mining Engineers
Datensatznummer	68400


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Transactions of the American Institute of Mining Engineers


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Henderson steel \| Alfred F. Brainerd The cost of a ton of pig-iron in the Sequachee valley \| William M. Bowron The Blake system of fine crushing and its economic results \| Theodore A. Blake Spirally-welded tubing \| James C. Bayles A Description of the Plant of the Boston Heating Company \| Arthur V. Abbott The development and statistics of the Alabama coal-field for 1887 \| Charles Albert Ashburner Western Kentucky Coals and Cokes \| Joseph H. Allen Modes of occurrence of pyrite in bituminous coal \| Amos P. Brown Note on arsenic determinations \| R. C. Canby The geology of Buffalo as related to natural-gas explorations along the Niagara river \| Charles Albert Ashburner Pig-iron of unusual strength \| F. P. Dewey Trough-lixiviation \| Ottokar Hofmann Some recent imporvements in open-hearth steel practice \| Alfred E. Hunt The impurities of Water \| Alfred E. Hunt The efficiency of a steam-boiler using the waste gas of a blast-furnace as fuel \| D. S. Jacobus Water-gas as a steam-boiler fuel \| D. S. Jacobus Ferro-silicon, and the economy of its use \| W. J. Keep The flue-dust of the furnaces at Low Moor, VA. \| Ellison C. Means Notes on the roasting of the Hudson River Carbonates \| Ingersoll Olmsted Phosphate slag \| William Battle Phillips The Chlorination of low-grade auriferous sulphides \| William Battle Phillips Calculations of the available heat and the required dimensions of chimneys, combustion chambers and gas burners in the use of blast-furnace gases for firing boilers \| Frank Calvin Roberts The effect of velocity and tension of gases on the reduction of ores in the blast-furnace \| Theodore W. Robinson Concentrating magnetite with the Conkling Jig at Lyon Mountain, N. Y. \| F. S. Ruttmann Determination of phosphorus in iron and steel \| Porter W. Shimer Note on cast-steel water-jackets \| Richard H. Terhune A differential regenerative hot-blast stove and its application to an open-hearth blast-furnace \| Jacob T. Wainwright The feasibility of using cheaper fuels in the blast-furnace \| Jacob T. Wainwright A rapid method for the determination of phosphorus in certain ores \| T. Reed Woodbridge The bedded ore-deposits of Red Mountain Mining District, Ouray County, Colorado \| G. E. Kedzie Note on a Specimen of Gilsonite from Uintag County, Utah \| R. W. Raymond Notes on the iron-ores, fuels and improved blast-furnace practice of the Birmingham District \| Alfred F. Brainerd The losses in roasting gold-ores and the volatility of gold \| Samuel B. Christy Notes on the topography and geology of western North Carolina - the Hiawassee Valley \| Henry E. Colton Hot-Spring formations in Red Mountain District, Colorado: a reply to the criticisms of Mr. Emmons \| Theodore B. Comstock Anthracite and coke, separate and mixed, in the Warwick Blast-Furnace \| Edgar S. Cook Tuyere slagging-valve \| Edgar S. Cook The Russell Process in its practical application and economic results: compiled from Mr. Russell's notes \| Ellsworth Daggett Certain conditons in the manufacture of steel rails, which may greatly influence their life in service \| Frederic A. Delano A glossary of furnace-terms in englisch, french and german \| Thomas Egleston Some thoughts and suggestions on technical education \| Thomas Egleston Structural relations of ore-deposits \| Samuel Franklin Emmons The mining industry in its relation to forestry \| B. E. Fernow Husgafvel's improved high bloomary for producing iron and steel direct from ore \| F. Lynwood Garrison Large furnaces on Alabama material: as illustrated in practice by one of the furnaces of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway Co., Ensley City, Birmingham, Ala.: with Discussion \| Fred. W. Gordon Asphalt and its uses \| F. V. Greene Note on the Geology and on some of the Mines of Aspen Mountain, Pitkin Co., Colo. \| Carl Henrich The northwestern Colorado Coal-Region \| G. C. Hewett Notes on the topography and geology of the Cerro de Pasco, Peru \| A. D. Hodges Mining in soft ore-bodies at Low Moor \| W. S. Hungerford Steel rails, and specifications for their manufacture \| Robert W. Hunt Method of constructing strata-maps to represent stratification or bedding \| James T. B. Ives A method for the eastimation of manganese in steel \| Frank Julian Notes on the Rosario Mine at San Juancito, Honduras, C. A. \| Thomas H. Leggett The electronic motor in mining operations \| George W. Mansfield The minerals of Ontario and their development \| William Hamilton Merritt The Glenmore Iron Estate, Greenbrier County, West Virginia \| William N. Page An improved system of water supply for hydraulic mining \| H. D. Pearsall Biographical notice of Byron W. Cheever \| William H. Pettee Cement-Rock and gypsum deposits in Buffalo \| Julius Pohlman The Life-History of Niagara \| Julius Pohlman The Petite Anse Salt-Mine \| Richard A. Pomeroy A present need in the engineering profession \| William B. Potter Soaping Geysers \| R. W. Raymond The New York Mining Law \| R. W. Raymond Note on a new device for opreating blast-furnace charging-bells \| Frank Calvin Roberts The grading of Birmingham pig-iron \| Kenneth Robertson The equalization of load on winding-engines by the employment of spiral drums \| E. M. Rogers Systems of mining in large bodies of soft ore \| Richard P. Rothwell The present status of electric transmission of power \| Richard P. Rothwell A water manometer and anemometer \| J. M. Silliman Note on the cultivation of mushrooms in abandoned mines at Akron, N. Y. \| William Y. Warren