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Contour Map, Isaac Peter Frazier

Professional Degree Theses

"In discussing the contour map as used by locating engineers, I will confine myself chiefly to the method of obtaining same, rather than the use"--page 1.

The Smelting Of Lead Ores In Southwest Missouri, Jerrold Roscoe Underwood

Professional Degree Theses

No abstract provided.

Drainage Of Mines, William Melvin Weigel

Professional Degree Theses

"Before going into the means employed for unwatering a mine, let us consider:--

I. The causes of Occurrence of water in Mines. The drainage of a mine is one of the operations, which, without contributing directly to the output is indispensible in carrying on the work.

By drainage we designate not only the means employed for preventing the influx of water into the workings, but also the means employed of getting rid of what inevitably finds its way into the workings in greater or less quantity.

The water in the mine obtains entrance in various ways.

Sometimes it merely filters …

Cyanide Practice, John A. Rogers

Professional Degree Theses

"The ENCINO CYANIDE PLANT was erected for the treatment of old accumulated tailings, which were worked by the "Patio" and "Cazo" processes. As with most accumulated tailings, which have been exposed to the action of the air for a considerable period, they have undergone changes, whereby, forming compounds which are highly detrimental to a solution of Potassium Cyanide and the direct cause of the present high consumption of Cyanide"--page 1.

Methods Of Discharge Measurements Of Streams, Royal Sylvester Webster, Walter Adams Luther

Bachelors Theses

"The method of determining the discharge of large streams is that in which the area of cross section is multiplied by the velocity per. sec. of the water passing through the section. The velocity can be measured by the following methods: 1. By floats. 2. Current Meters. 3. Pitots tube. 4. Can be determined by use of Kutter's formula"--page 1.

Gold Precipitation, William H. Gill, Raphael Curier Alexander

Bachelors Theses

"Subject - Electrolytic precipitation of gold from cyanide solutions as compared with precipitation on zinc shavings"--page 1.

The Electrolytic Refining Of Copper, Lewis S. Logan, Frank R. Bell

Bachelors Theses

"Although copper can be separated from its solution by means of the electric current and the amount so separated varies directly as the current, there is a point in each and every solution where on account of the energy given off to the ions, the copper will be carried over in a more or less impure state, depending upon the strength of the current, the strength of the solution,whether it is saturated or only partly saturated, or whether normal basic or acid and also upon the amount of impurities in the solution. It is the purpose of this thesis (1) …

The Destructive Distillation Of Pine Sawdust, Frederick Hauenstein, Herbert Arno Roesler

Bachelors Theses

"In many of the pine regions of the South, the operation of saw mills gives rise to immense quantities of waste products, such as slabs and sawdust. The sawdust especially, is of no practical value, accumulating in vast amounts; and, being very difficult to burn or otherwise dispose of, becomes a nuisance around the camp. The object of this thesis is to devise some means of utilizing the sawdust by recovering such constituents as might be of commercial importance "--page 1.

A Polyphase Generator Of The Missouri School Of Mines, Cornelius Mark Daily

Bachelors Theses

"I have taken for the subject of my investigation a Four Pyle three phase generator marked 220 volts, 5 amp. per terminal, 1.87 K.W. capacity. In these experiments I have endeavored to find the characteristic features with as much precision as possible with the instruments at my command"--Introduction, page 2.

Dikes, John Edward Walker

Bachelors Theses

"The term dikes is here used to refer duly to structures built out into running streams for the purpose of protecting the banks or of improving the channel of the river"--page 1.

A Design Of An Ore Dressing Plant, Arthur Ignatius D'Arcy

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

The Roasting And Smelting Of Lead Ores As Carried On By The St. Joseph Lead Co., At Herculaneum, Mo., Rulof Theodore Rolufs

Professional Degree Theses

No abstract provided.

Report Of Coal Prospect, And Subsequent Development, John Adrian Garcia

Professional Degree Theses

"In the fall of 1901, the writer was engaged by the Republic Coal Mining Company of Aurora Springs, Miller County, Missouri, as Engineer in charge of operations connected with the opening up of their coal mine. The data in this report was never submitted to the owners of the property, because of a request from them that the work of opening up be pushed as rapidly as possible, and [the] mine be put in condition to ship coal; and because the data embraced facts already known to the management, who were determined to open the property regardless of the evidence …

Description Of El Paso Consolidated Gold Mine, Edwin Thompson Perkins

Professional Degree Theses

No abstract provided.

Report On The Reed, Stimson And Kelley Copper And Iron Banks Of Phelps County, Mo., Albert Hill Fay, Carlos E. Martinez

Bachelors Theses

"PRELIMINARY STATEMENT with reference to the formation of limonite and hematite, the principal iron ores of the Ozark District. Iron and copper in solution as sulphides, coming in contact with lime or magnesium carbonates, will be precipitated as pyrite or marcasite and chalcopyrite. Hence the origin of this class or ores. These will in time oxidize to magnetite or hematite, and these in turn will form limonite, and the copper sulphide, or chalcopyrite, is oxidized to the carbonates, malachite and azurite"--page 1.

Power Utilization Of Meramec Spring, Francis Henry Walsh, Lawrence May

Bachelors Theses

"Meramec Spring is situated in the east central part of Phelps County, Missouri, about one quarter of a mile west of the county line. The spring proper is in the center of a small natural amphitheatre from which the water flows through a valley which has a bearing of approximately N. 30 degrees W., about one quarter of a mile from the spring the course of the stream is changed about sixty degrees to the east, one quarter mile from this bend the stream joins the Meramec River...The volume of water delivered by the spring is modified to some extent …

Aluminum As A Commercial Conductor Of Electric Energy, George Edwin Lyman, Edward J. Morris

Bachelors Theses

"In considering the adaptability of any metal to serve as a distributing agent of electrical energy, the investigation must shape itself along three lines, viz, - the electrical, the physical and the chemical properties which the metal may possess. Evidently a deficiency in any of these properties, if serious, will debar it from successfully coping in the market with its competitors. A metal may have excellent conductivity and its behavior electrically may be thoroughly satisfactory, but if it lacks strength, physically, or ability to resist the destructive forces of the atmosphere, chemically, it is obviously inadaquate sic to serve as …

Lixiviation Of A Silver Ore By The Russell Process, John Lewis Pickles, Ernest Albert Mortland

Bachelors Theses

"The purpose of this investigation was to determine by a series of experiments, the action of the Russell solution on a particular ore; and to determine the best size to crush to, the strength of the solution to use, the temperature most suited, and the length of time for best extraction, and finally to come to a conclusion whether or not the ore was suited to this Process"--page 1.

Occurences And Chemical Composition Of Some Iowa Coals, Benjamin Newton Norton, Harry Noel Rex

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

Copper Bismuth Alloys, Samuel Marshall Greenidge

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

Prospecting In Western Mexico, Theodore S. Delay

Professional Degree Theses

"This article is dedicated and addressed to any man who contemplates a prospecting expedition in Mexico. I have made no attempt at a display of literary elegance, or scientific erudition. My aim has been to point out and explain such of the conditions of the business as are peculiar to Mexico. If any one, after having perused these pages, should find himself thereby the better able to cope with the difficulties of such an expedition, a rather unprofitable experience of the writer will have been not wholly fruitless"--page 31.

The Utilization Of The Gasconade River For Power Purposes, Charles A. Fach, Walbridge H. Powell

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

The Sinking Of Piers On Red River Bridge On Kansas City Southern Ry., Albert Spengler

Bachelors Theses

"In September, 1899, began the work on the construction of the substructure for the Red River Bridge for the Kansas City Southern Railway at Index, Texas, ten miles north of Texarkana, Texas. The new substructure was located about one hundred feet up stream from the old one, consequently it was not necessary to maintain traffic during construction. The object of the new bridge was to replace a much lighter one, which was too light for the increased weight of rolling stock of the railroad company. The substructure consists of seven piers, including a pivot pier, and two abutments. The seven …

Report On The Onyx Deposits Of Boiling Springs Cave, Ignatius J. Stauber, Fred R. Koeberlin

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

Heat Of Formation Of Slags, George P. Woodhall, Walter Adams Luther

Bachelors Theses

"First it was intended to find out the number of heat units per gram of slag that each individual slag would require. The color and blending of the slag were also to be noted. Causes and any derivations that may appear. If any fixed law was visible it was thought to bring it forth. The percentage of iron oxide and calcium oxide was to be varied and the silicon to bear the same proportion in every case"--Object of Thesis, page 1.

Railroad Location, George P. Woodhall

Bachelors Theses

No abstract provided.

The Diente Mining District, Abraham L. Fernandez

Professional Degree Theses

"Like every other camp whose ores are inaccessible to market at a profitable cost, the Diente Mining district has remained hardly developed until the advent of the smelters at Monterey. Since then large sums of money have been invested in the proper installation of machinery for the extraction and transportation of its product, and the deposits have been and are being worked systematically and on a large scale"--page 1.

Notes Relative To The Ores Occurring At Mercur, Utah Together With A General Description Of The Metallurgical Practices Applied To Them At Delamar's Mercur Mines, Daniel Cowan Jackling

Professional Degree Theses

"The most notable increase in the gold production of Utah is due to the extensive operations of DeLaMar's Mercur mines in the Mercur district, which are at the present time producing more than two-thirds of the total tonnage of the entire camp. The nucleus of this great property consist of 143 acres, called the Golden Gate Group, by which name the property is still locally known, was purchased by Captain J. R. DeLaMar in 1895"--page 1.

A Comparison Of The Fire And Wet Methods For Lead, George Walter Dean

Professional Degree Theses

No abstract provided.

Bromination Of Gold Ore, Francis Joseph Tayman, Santiago Chamberlain

Bachelors Theses

"The bromination of gold ore, in which the gold is extracted by means of Bromine in water, under local conditions"--page 1.