Volume 8
Title Page
Contents
Officers and Members
Rules
Plates
PROCEEDINGS OF MEETINGS
MEETING
DATE
Pittsburgh
May, 1879
Montreal
September, 1879
New York General
February, 1880
PAPERS:
PITTSBURGH MEETING May, 1879
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Pittsburgh-Its Resources and Surroundings:
William P. Shinn
The Tessié Gas Producer
A.L. Holley C.E. LL.D.
The Working of Three Hearths at the Cedar Point Furnace, Port Henry, N.Y.
T.F. Witherbee
The Antimony Deposits of Arkansas
Charles E. Wait C.E. M.E.
Regenerative Stoves-A Sketch of their History and Notes on their Use
John M. Hartman
Note on the Wear of an Iron Rail
W.E.C. Coxe
On the Classification of Original Rocks
Thomas MacFarlane
On the Use of Determining Slag Densities in Smelting
Thomas MacFarlane
Phosphorus in Bituminous Coal and Coke
Andrew S. McCreath
On an Apparatus for Testing the Resistance of Metals to Repeated Shocks
William Kent M.E.
On Some Curious Phenomena Observed in Making a Test of a Piece of Bessemer Steel
William Kent M.E.
Accidents in the Comstock Mines and their Relation to Deep Mining
John A. Church M.E.
The Hygienie of Mines
R.W. Raymond Ph.D
MONTREAL MEETING September, 1879
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AUTHOR
Recent Improvements in Concentration and Amalgamation
John A. Church
Washing Phosphoric Pig Iron for the Open-hearth and Puddling Processes at Krupp's Works, Essen.
A.L. Holley C.E. LL.D.
Note on the Zinc Deposits of Southern Missouri.
Rossiter W. Raymond Ph.D.
Experiments with Charcoal, Coke, and Anthracite in the Pine Grove Furnace, Pa
John Birkinbine
An Autographic Transmitting Dynamometer
William Kent M.E.
Relations of Sulphur in Coal and Coke
Dr. James P. Kimball
Atmospheric Oxidation or Weathering of Coal
Dr. James P. Kimball
Silver Islet
Thomas MacFarlane
A New Method of Dredging, Applicable to Some Kinds of Mining Operations
Rossiter W. Raymond Ph.D.
The New River Coal-field of West Virginia
S. Fisher Morris M.E.
A New Air-compresser
E. Gybbon Spilsbury
Note on the Defreest Journal-bearing
J.C. Platt Jr.
NEW YORK Annual General MEETING February, 1880
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AUTHOR
Fuel-gas and the Strong Water-gas System
Dr. Henry Wurtz
The Claiborne Group and its Remarkable Fossils
Prof. P.H. Mell Jr.
The Successful Manufacture of Pressed Fuel at Port Richmond, Philadelphia, Pa
E.F. Loiseau
Notes on the Siemens Direct Process
A.L. Holley C.E. LL.D
The Heat of the Comstock Lode
John A. Church E.M. Ph.D
The North Staffordshire Coal and Iron District
William Hamilton Merritt F.G.S.
The Mineral Resources of Southwestern Virginia
C.R. Boyd
Blast-furnace Working
Julian Kennedy
The Puddling Process, Past and Present
Percival Roberts Jr.
Notes on Battery and Copper-plate Amalgamation
Prof. Robert H. Richards S.B.
The Manufacture of Charcoal in Kilns
T. Egleston Ph.D.
The Law of Fatigue and Refreshment of Metals
T. Egleston Ph.D.
Notes on the Blast Furnace
J.M. Hartman
The Losses in Copper Dressing at Lake Superior
H.S. Munroe E.M. Ph.D.
Remarks on a Gold Specimen from California
Prof. George W. Maynard
The Mica Veins of North Carolina
W.C. Kerr
The Gold Gravels of North Carolina
W.C. Kerr
Supplement 1 to a Catalogue of Official Reports upon Geological Surveys of the United States and Territories and of British North America
Frederick Prime Jr.
Tile Mineral Resources of Wisconsin
Prof. Ronald D. Irving Ph.D.
The Determination of Silicon and Titanium in Pig Iron and Steel
Thomas M. Drown M.D. and P.W. Shimer M.E.
The American Bloomary Process for Making Iron Direct from the Ore
T. Egleston Ph.D.
The Cost of Milling Silver Ores in Utah and Nevada
R.P. Rothwell M.E.
The Eighty-ton Steam-hammer at Creusot
J.A. Herrick M.E.
The Determination of Sulphur in Sulphides and in Coal and Coke
Thomas M. Drown M.D.
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