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THE COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRICITY, STEAM AND COMPRESSED AIR FOR MINING PURPOSES. SECOND METROPOLITAN ENGINEERING CONFERENCE, 8 JUNE 1899. NOTES INTRODUCING SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION. SECTION IV - MINING & METALLURGY.

Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 1899
H S CHILDE
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Mining production, mechanical engineering and metallurgy

2007 International Forum on Strategic Technology, 2007

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Selected Bibliography of Engineering Subjects. Section I, Mathematics, Mechanics, Physics; Section II, Aeronautical Engineering, Civil Engineering; Section III, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Industrial Engineering; Section IV, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering; Section V, Metallurgy, Mineralogy & Geology, Mining Engineering.

The Library Quarterly, 1938
Charles F. Dalziel
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J. Ramin, La technique minière et métallurgique des anciens (Collection Latomus CLIII). Bruxelles: Latomus, 1977. Pp. 223, 2 pls.J. F. Healey, Mining and Metallurgy in the Greek and Roman World (Aspects of Greek and Roman Life). London: Thames and Hudson, 1978. Pp. 316, 28 text figs., 2 maps.J. G. Landels, Engineering in the Ancient World (Ancient Culture and Society). London: Chatto and Windus, 1978. Pp. 224, 65 text figs.

Journal of Roman Studies, 1979
Mark Hassall
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International Journal of Mining, Metallurgy and Mechanical Engineering

, 2017

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Sixth international Congress of Mining "Metallurgy" Engineering and Economic Geology, London 1915

International Journal of Materials Research, 1914

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Camsell, Charles, (8 Feb. 1876–19 Dec. 1958), Member, Federal District Commission, Ottawa, 1946; President Royal Society of Canada, 1930; President Engineering Institute of Canada, 1932; Vice-President Geological Society of America, 1937; Director Amer. Inst. Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, 1939–45, Hon. Member 1946; Pres. and Hon. Member Can. Inst. Mining and Metallurgy

, 2007

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(1) The Design of Diagrams for Engineering Formulas and the Theory of Nomography (2) Elements of Graphic Statics (3) A Treatise on Engine Balance using Exponentials (4) Leçons de mécanique rationnelle, professées à l'École des Mines et de Métallurgie Faculté technique du Hainaut à Mons [PDF]

Nature, 1924
(1) MESSRS. Hewes and Seward's account of XVJL chart construction for engineering formulae consists of two main sections. The first 34 pages are somewhat general in character, and explain the formation of functional scales and the drawing of charts in general. The remaining 70 pages are devoted to the theory and practice of nomography.
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