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The Missouri Miner, February 20, 1935 Feb 1935

The Missouri Miner, February 20, 1935

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Effect Of Electrical Lubrication On The Transmission Of Pressure In Dry Pressed Bodies, Oliver William Kamper Jan 1935

The Effect Of Electrical Lubrication On The Transmission Of Pressure In Dry Pressed Bodies, Oliver William Kamper

Bachelors Theses

"One of the great problems facing the Ceramic industry today is the production of perfect brick by the dry press process. This problem has been of vital importance because of the physical defects obtained in the dry pressing operation due to the ununiform transmission of pressure in the ware produced. As a result of this ununiform transmission of pressure, strains, cracks, differential shrinkage, low strength, and laminations have been accentuated after the firing of the body. Pressure transmission is influenced by several factors: the size and shape of grog and clay grain, the time and duration of pressure application, the …


The Use Of Missouri Halloysite As A Suspending Medium For Enamels, Collins H. Mcdonald Jan 1935

The Use Of Missouri Halloysite As A Suspending Medium For Enamels, Collins H. Mcdonald

Bachelors Theses

"The object of this study was to find if Missouri halloysite could be used satisfactorily to float enamel frits, preventing them from settling during the spraying or dipping operation, so as to get a uniform coating of proper thickness over the surface of the ware. Halloysite is a clay-like natural aluminum silicate resembling kaolinite, but containing a larger but uncertain amount of water. The material that was used in this investigation was found in Lawrence County, Missouri"--Object of Investigation, page 1.


The Rollamo 1935, The University Of Missouri School Of Mines And Metallurgy Jan 1935

The Rollamo 1935, The University Of Missouri School Of Mines And Metallurgy

Yearbooks

No abstract provided.


Comparison Of Various Types Of Road Surfacing, Charles Cyrus Tevis Jan 1935

Comparison Of Various Types Of Road Surfacing, Charles Cyrus Tevis

Professional Degree Theses

"It is the intention of this thesis to compare the more common types of road surfacing by establishing both the good and poor qualities of each type of pavement. All of the subject matter that follows is based on the theory that each approved type of pavement has its use and the most economical pavement to construct is the one that gives the greatest service to the traveling public per dollar, invested over a period of years...There are only four major types of road surfacing, namely; concrete, asphalt, brick and gravel that are now being constructed in most states and …


Personnel Relations, James Kneeland Richardson Jan 1935

Personnel Relations, James Kneeland Richardson

Professional Degree Theses

"The author has not attempted to portray an idealistic scheme in this paper. It is the result of personal experience among working men, listening to their complaints and grievances; and suddenly discovering that all any man asked was the right to be independent during his declining years; the right of free speech; the right to earn his living by working under good conditions; and the right to receive in compensation for his labor a fair and equitable division of profits on goods resulting from his work. All the points taken up in this paper are not common to one industry, …


Tax Depletion Problems Of The Tri-State District, Glenn A. Dooley Jan 1935

Tax Depletion Problems Of The Tri-State District, Glenn A. Dooley

Professional Degree Theses

"The passage of the Internal Revenue Act of 1918, with its articles affecting mines and mining, ushered in a new field of activity for the mining engineer. With the final adoption of the Act in February 1919, it became evident that an immediate valuation would be required; not as of the present date but, in the case of older mines, as of a date six years before. This retroactive legislation brought confusion to the operator and taxed the ingenuity of the engineer. The law provided that the value of the property could be subtracted from the income tax returns, as …


The Missouri Miner, December 12, 1934 Dec 1934

The Missouri Miner, December 12, 1934

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


Missouri S&T Magazine, November 10, 1934, Miner Alumni Association Nov 1934

Missouri S&T Magazine, November 10, 1934, Miner Alumni Association

Missouri S&T Magazine

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, September 26, 1934 Sep 1934

The Missouri Miner, September 26, 1934

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Ozarker, Rolla Summer Session, University Of Missouri Aug 1934

The Ozarker, Rolla Summer Session, University Of Missouri

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, May 22, 1934 May 1934

The Missouri Miner, May 22, 1934

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, April 17, 1934 Apr 1934

The Missouri Miner, April 17, 1934

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, April 10, 1934 Apr 1934

The Missouri Miner, April 10, 1934

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, March 13, 1934 Mar 1934

The Missouri Miner, March 13, 1934

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, March 06, 1934 Mar 1934

The Missouri Miner, March 06, 1934

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, February 27, 1934 Feb 1934

The Missouri Miner, February 27, 1934

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, February 20, 1934 Feb 1934

The Missouri Miner, February 20, 1934

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, February 06, 1934 Feb 1934

The Missouri Miner, February 06, 1934

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


Missouri S&T Magazine, January 15, 1934, Miner Alumni Association Jan 1934

Missouri S&T Magazine, January 15, 1934, Miner Alumni Association

Missouri S&T Magazine

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, January 09, 1934 Jan 1934

The Missouri Miner, January 09, 1934

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


A New Theory Of The Spalling Of Fireclay Products With Relation To Thermal Expansion, Robert Legrande Stone Jan 1934

A New Theory Of The Spalling Of Fireclay Products With Relation To Thermal Expansion, Robert Legrande Stone

Bachelors Theses

"There is one factor that is responsible for much of the failure of refractories in furnaces and other metallurgical processes and boilers, namely spalling. Many times this action has been the cause of roofs to cave in, side walls to slump, and bungs to fail. Consequently it is a factor that is of utmost importance. The erosion and slag effects are also of greatest importance to refractory stability. Spalling, as referred to refractories, is defined as the breaking or crushing of the unit due to thermal, mechanical, or structural stresses, presenting newly exposed surfaces of the residual mass. Taking the …


The Rollamo 1934, The University Of Missouri School Of Mines And Metallurgy Jan 1934

The Rollamo 1934, The University Of Missouri School Of Mines And Metallurgy

Yearbooks

No abstract provided.


Problems In The Cement Industry, William Alonzo Mccanless Jan 1934

Problems In The Cement Industry, William Alonzo Mccanless

Professional Degree Theses

"The major problem of the cement companies is the matter of marketing the product in sufficient quantities and at a price which will return a profit; however, there are some other problems that are of great interest to the engineers, i.e., the interest in the economics of cement based largely on its effect on the cost of contemplated structures"--page 1.


The Effects Of Sodium, Barium And Calcium Chloride Upon The Physical Properties Of A Whiteware Body, William Newton Coffman Jan 1934

The Effects Of Sodium, Barium And Calcium Chloride Upon The Physical Properties Of A Whiteware Body, William Newton Coffman

Bachelors Theses

"The wide spread use of American kaolins and ball clays has been frowned upon by the majority of white-ware manufactures because the product resulting from their use in most cases has a color which is inferior to ware produced from English raw materials. This inferior color is generally attributed to the presence of a small amount of iron in the American clays. If some inexpensive chemical addition could be made which would eliminate the iron stain or in some way mask it, a wider market could be found in the white-ware industry for the domestic clays. One way to eliminate …


The Missouri Miner, December 12, 1933 Dec 1933

The Missouri Miner, December 12, 1933

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, November 28, 1933 Nov 1933

The Missouri Miner, November 28, 1933

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, November 07, 1933 Nov 1933

The Missouri Miner, November 07, 1933

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, October 24, 1933 Oct 1933

The Missouri Miner, October 24, 1933

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.


The Missouri Miner, October 03, 1933 Oct 1933

The Missouri Miner, October 03, 1933

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

No abstract provided.