Strselecki Percy Editor (1 results)
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Published by The Institution of Mining Engineers, 1920
- Hardcover
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Good. Octavo, 340 pages, folding plans. The pages are wrinkled and must have got damp many years ago, however they are clean and legible and have been rebound in modern brown cloth. Contains: Hunter: Some Suggestions for the Standardization of Guarantees for Coal-Washeries; Hassam & Mawson: Sinking a Shaft…by the Francois Cementation Process at the Brymbo Steel Company's Holditch Ironstone-Mine, Chesterton, Staffordshire; Graham: The Permeabilityof Coal to Gases Part II; Cadell: Oil Possibilities in Scotland; Laverick: Note on the Introduction and Supply of Coke-Oven Gas to Sheffield; Longden: Recent Borings in the Nottingham Coalfield; Ford: Record of the Deep Borings at Kelham and South Leverton; Felton: Notes on an Explosion of Coal-Dust at Pennant Hill Colliery, near Dudley, Worcestershire; Dixon: Machine-Mining in a Thin Seam; Sinnatt & Barash: An Investigation of a Deposit of Solid Paraffin-Wax (Pentacontane) Found in Lancashire Coal; Llewellyn: A Lecture on Miners' Nystagmus; Gueritte: The Applications of Ferro-Concrete in Mines; First Report on Atmospheric Conditions in Hot and Deep Mines; Newey: A New Method of Wprking Thick Seams of Coal, with Special Reference to the Working of the South Staffordshire Thick Coal at Baggeridge Colliery; Bocking: Protractors; Bocking: Magnetic-Meridian Observations - A Method of Utilizing the Kew Observatory Records; Eagar: The Training of Officers and Men of the Tunnelling Companies of the Royal Engineers in Mine-Rescue Work on Active Service in France plus discussion,s addresses &c.
