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Missouri S&T Magazine, October 1960, Miner Alumni Association
Missouri S&T Magazine, October 1960, Miner Alumni Association
Missouri S&T Magazine
No abstract provided.
The Missouri Miner, September 30, 1960
The Missouri Miner, September 30, 1960
The Missouri Miner Newspaper
No abstract provided.
The Missouri Miner, September 23, 1960
The Missouri Miner, September 23, 1960
The Missouri Miner Newspaper
No abstract provided.
The Missouri Miner, September 16, 1960
The Missouri Miner, September 16, 1960
The Missouri Miner Newspaper
No abstract provided.
Missouri S&T Magazine, August 1960, Miner Alumni Association
Missouri S&T Magazine, August 1960, Miner Alumni Association
Missouri S&T Magazine
No abstract provided.
The Missouri Miner, May 20, 1960
The Missouri Miner, May 13, 1960
Missouri S&T Magazine, May-June 1960, Miner Alumni Association
Missouri S&T Magazine, May-June 1960, Miner Alumni Association
Missouri S&T Magazine
No abstract provided.
The Missouri Miner, May 06, 1960
The Missouri Miner, April 22, 1960
The Missouri Miner, April 08, 1960
The Missouri Miner, April 01, 1960
The Missouri Miner, March 04, 1960
The Missouri Miner, February 19, 1960
The Missouri Miner, February 19, 1960
The Missouri Miner Newspaper
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The Missouri Miner, February 05, 1960
The Missouri Miner, February 05, 1960
The Missouri Miner Newspaper
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The Missouri Miner, January 15, 1960
The Missouri Miner, January 15, 1960
The Missouri Miner Newspaper
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The Missouri Miner, January 08, 1960
The Missouri Miner, January 08, 1960
The Missouri Miner Newspaper
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Missouri S&T Magazine, January-February 1960, Miner Alumni Association
Missouri S&T Magazine, January-February 1960, Miner Alumni Association
Missouri S&T Magazine
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Cyclic Sedimentation Of The Upper Fayetteville Formation, Faramarz Frouzan
Cyclic Sedimentation Of The Upper Fayetteville Formation, Faramarz Frouzan
Masters Theses
"In the past decade considerable interest has developed in the geology of the Boston Mountain area of northern Arkansas. This has been due to exploration for oil and gas in-the area and the related desire to know more about the structure and stratigraphy of the region. Principal work has been done by the University of Arkansas, the United States Geological Survey, and oil companies. This study involves only one of the formations making up the geologic column in the Boston Mountains, the Upper Mississippian (Chesterian Series) Fayetteville Formation.
Portions of the upper part of the Fayetteville Formation of northwestern Arkansas …
Mississippian Bioherms Of Southwestern Missouri And Northwestern Arkansas, Arthur R. Troell Jr.
Mississippian Bioherms Of Southwestern Missouri And Northwestern Arkansas, Arthur R. Troell Jr.
Masters Theses
"Lenticular bodies of massive limestone, flanked by thin crinoidal beds, crop out in southwestern Missouri and northwestern Arkansas. They are within the St. Joe limestone of the Lower Mississippian.
Strata underlying these bodies typically are down-warped, those on the flanks lapping against, finally passing completely over the limestone core. Dips away from the “reef” are commonly around 5 degrees, but reach as much as 30 degrees. Conglomeratic detritus, originating from the core, occurs in flanking beds at their contact with it.
Thin sections of these masses show no more than 15 per cent of the limestone to consist of fossil …
A Method Of Design For Spiral Reinforced, Eccentrically Loaded, Concrete Columns, Lloyd O. Senter
A Method Of Design For Spiral Reinforced, Eccentrically Loaded, Concrete Columns, Lloyd O. Senter
Masters Theses
"This thesis presents a method of designing spiral reinforced, eccentrically loaded, concrete columns on the basis of the 1957 American Association of State Highway Officials specifications.
Equations from AASHO, in conjunction with equations derived in this thesis, are programmed for and solved by the IBM 650 digital computer. The data obtained from the computer is plotted such that, given the normal load and moment on a column, the minimum required area or reinforcing steel may be read directly from the graph.
The derivation or equations, the computer program, and the graphs are included in the thesis"--Introduction, page 1.
Temperature Distribution In A Semi-Infinite Solid As A Function Of The Input Heat Flux, Lloyd Carl Laciny
Temperature Distribution In A Semi-Infinite Solid As A Function Of The Input Heat Flux, Lloyd Carl Laciny
Masters Theses
"In this thesis the problem of varying heat flux into a semi-infinite solid initially at zero temperature is investigated. Varying heat flux means that the heat transferred to the solid by its surroundings is a function of time; in this particular problem it is chosen to be an exponential function of time. A semi-infinite solid is one which is bounded by only one plane.
This subject has achieved considerable importance in the field of space technology. A body in space is beyond the realm of aerodynamic heating and non-uniform skin temperatures reached as a result of radiation from a high …
Physical Property Tests Of Rock, Centrifugal Tests And The Design Of Underground Mine Openings, Samuel Shu Mou Chan
Physical Property Tests Of Rock, Centrifugal Tests And The Design Of Underground Mine Openings, Samuel Shu Mou Chan
Masters Theses
"Proper design of stable underground mine openings is important to the mining industry today. Various methods have been utilized by investigators to approach this goal.
A review of previous investigations of each of the phases of underground mine opening stress analysis is presented.
An approximate method of designing underground mine structures based on estimation of the initial stress field, rock physical property tests, and model tests, together with preliminary field data, is presented, and a specific example given"--Forward, page i.
Automatic Tuning Of A.C. Compensating Networks, Giles C. Sinkewiz
Automatic Tuning Of A.C. Compensating Networks, Giles C. Sinkewiz
Masters Theses
"The purpose of this thesis is to illustrate the practicality of using an auxiliary servo system to shift parameters in damping networks of the main servo system.
Since amplification is most easily achieved with A.C. amplifiers and since A.C. servo motors are superior in operation to D.C. servo motors, because no brushes or commutators are needed, the A.C. servo system is widely used. However, one major problem is confronted when designing an A.C. servo system. This is the problem of designing damping circuits and compensating circuits which are insensitive to carrier frequency fluctuations. Notch filters provide the desired transfer functions, …
Occurrence Of Mineralized Ground Water In Southern St. Louis And Jefferson Counties, Missouri, Willard Glennon Owens
Occurrence Of Mineralized Ground Water In Southern St. Louis And Jefferson Counties, Missouri, Willard Glennon Owens
Masters Theses
"Mineralized ground water occurs at some localities in southeastern St. Louis and northern Jefferson counties, Missouri. This water is usually undesirable and is detrimental to development of ground water resources.
Water well records in the offices of the Missouri Geological Survey and Water Resources provided data for a study of structure, lithology and occurrence of ground water. Water well drillers and property owners were interviewed to obtain additional information concerning drilling problems and quality of water.
Geologic cross-sections, subsurface contour maps and isochlorinity maps aided the study of lithology, structure and areal distribution of mineralized ground water. Relationship is suggested …
The Equalization And Optimization Of A Third-Order Type-1 Position Control System, Viswanatha Seshadri
The Equalization And Optimization Of A Third-Order Type-1 Position Control System, Viswanatha Seshadri
Masters Theses
"While the practice of feedback control dates back to the day when the earliest living organisms began to react to their environmental conditions and the changes therein, it has been only during the past two decades that this technique came to be subjected to a scientific examination. Yet, an astoundingly rapid advancement has resulted in the field of servo-mechanisms, contributing substantially to the development of modern civilized existence and activity to its present standards, and promising to contribute, to an ever-increasing extent, to the accelerated progress of scientific and industrial enterprise in this space age.
The principal concerns of the …
The Lattice Constants Of Chromium And Vanadium Containing Dissolved Gases, Paluri Bhimeswara Rao
The Lattice Constants Of Chromium And Vanadium Containing Dissolved Gases, Paluri Bhimeswara Rao
Masters Theses
"The physical properties of chromium and vanadium are so important that a study of their lattice constants and their coefficients of thermal expansion, requires special consideration.
A number of research workers, over a period of about forty years, have done considerable work in determining the above constants. Some of the previous investigators found an anomaly in the thermal expansion, electrical resistivity and other physical properties of chromium. They observed that at about 37°C, chromium showed a discontinuity in the above physical properties. However it is not known what causes the discontinuity in the expansivity curve of chromium. The discontinuity may …
A Method For The Prediction Of Detection Ranges For Pulsed Doppler Radar, Phillip Orlan Brown
A Method For The Prediction Of Detection Ranges For Pulsed Doppler Radar, Phillip Orlan Brown
Masters Theses
"Modern radar systems must provide greater detection ranges both against high and low altitude targets because of the significant advances in weapon speed and range. Extended range indicates that the power transmitted by the radar must be increased. It follows, that ground return becomes a problem even at high altitudes.
There are at present three basic types of radars which are (1) pulsed, (2) continuous wave, and (3) pulsed doppler radar. The conventional pulsed radar now closely approaches the theoretical optimum performance; however, it does not have the inherent ability to distinguish between ground return and moving targets. The continuous …
Some Dynamic Creep Characteristics Of Gypsum, Ikram-Ul-Haq Dar
Some Dynamic Creep Characteristics Of Gypsum, Ikram-Ul-Haq Dar
Masters Theses
"A review of literature concerned with time-dependent deformation of geologic and non-geologic materials is presented. A static loading machine and a four unit dynamic loading unit was designed and assembled to evaluate static and dynamic creep properties of gypsum. The tests were run for various levels of static loads, and superimposed dynamic loads. Investigations were carried out to determine the relationships, if any, between impact energy, impact velocity and momentum, and dynamic strains. Viscoelastic coefficients were determined for the investigations. The conclusion was presented that time-dependent strain in the dynamic creep tests of the particular gypsum rock tested is a …
Coal Dust Explosions And Their Prevention, Surya Narayan Roychowdhury
Coal Dust Explosions And Their Prevention, Surya Narayan Roychowdhury
Masters Theses
"The purpose of this study is to review the various causes of coal dust explosions and to summarize the preventive measures through which it may be possible to minimize the hazards of coal dust explosions. The properties of coal dust which have an important influence on its explosibility are: fineness, purity, percentage of volatile matter, dryness, age and degree of oxidation, lifting velocities and dispersability, and its static electrification.
Explosibility of coal dust has been studied in laboratories, in explosion galleries and in an experimental coal mine. The data and results obtained from the tests showed that finely pulverized coal …