Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®
- Keyword
-
- <p>Gas fields -- Louisiana -- Webster Parish -- Maps<br />Geology -- Louisiana -- Webster Parish<br />Geology (1)
- <p>Geology (1)
- Accidents -- Prevention<br />Cement industries<br />Cement industry workers (1)
- Economic -- Angola<br />Mines and mineral resources -- Angola</p> (1)
- Lead mines and mining<br />Mining engineering -- Methodology<br />Zinc mines and mining (1)
- Publication
Articles 1 - 4 of 4
Full-Text Articles in Engineering
Economic Geology Of Northern Angola, Artileus Vosteen Eulich
Economic Geology Of Northern Angola, Artileus Vosteen Eulich
Professional Degree Theses
"Most of the mineral deposits have been known to exist for over a generation but efforts to mine them usually met with failure. The most signal discovery, that of diamonds, was made only in recent years. They are the only substance coming under the category of mineral which are being exploited on a large scale. Energetic efforts are being made to find petroleum in commercial quantities. There are still vast areas practically unexplored which if thoroughly prospected might lead to more discoveries. It is difficulty, however, for one who has prospected for two years in Angola without any particular success …
The Gas Fields Of North Webster Parish, Louisiana, Joseph Maple Wilson
The Gas Fields Of North Webster Parish, Louisiana, Joseph Maple Wilson
Professional Degree Theses
"The gas fields of north Webster Parish, Louisiana, as discussed in this paper, are embraced in an area 9 townships or 324 square miles in extent including Township 21 North, Ranges 9, 10, and 11 West; Township 22 North, Ranges 9, 10, and 11 West; and Township 23 North, Ranges 9, 10, and 11 West in north Webster Parish and extreme northeast Bossier Parish, Louisiana. The area is outlined in red on the accompanying map, on Page 2, which shows the relation of the three gas fields in the area to the other oil and gas fields of north Louisiana, …
Engineering Practice In The Tri-State District, Richard John Stroup
Engineering Practice In The Tri-State District, Richard John Stroup
Professional Degree Theses
"Mining operations of the zinc and lead deposits of Southwest Missouri, Southeast Kansas and Northeast Oklahoma forming what is known as the Tri-State District are peculiar in many ways. The 'old country' with its shallow gougings and more or less crude methods has practically passed; methods have been improved with the increased size of operations, and the Engineering Department has grown into an indispensable link in the mining operations of practically all the operating companies. But traditions often die hard. Many phases of mining operations are peculiar to this District alone, and likewise engineering practice has its peculiarities"--page 1.
Accident Prevention In Cement Plants, Edward Rees Abbott
Accident Prevention In Cement Plants, Edward Rees Abbott
Bachelors Theses
"The cement industry as a whole took up accident prevention work along with the pioneers. With the organization of the Portland Cement Association, a Bureau of Accident Prevention was formed. This Accident Prevention Bureau, by sending out literature, holding competitions, collecting and tabulating results of accidents collected from every cement manufacturer and affiliating with National Safety Council as the Cement Section, has made rapid strides each year, until today it is doubtful if any other branch of manufacturers can show more improvement in accident records than the cement industry. In spite of their marked improvements each year, there were 47 …