Applied 1963 Science Teh Wwi Rich

fll
From the collection of the

^riodicals Indexed
■ess
ult pages ix to xii
Z m lem & Ind — Chemistry and

lem Eng — Chemical Eneineering
Industry
lem Eng Prog — Chemical Engineering Prog-
o PreTingera
!j
vil Eng— Civil Engineering, the Magazine of
Engineered Construction
al Age — Coal Age
ibrary Tonics
m & Electronics — Communication
mbustion — Combustion
and Elec-
p mp Air Mag — Compressed Air

ntrol Eng — Control Engineering
Magazine
rrosion — Corrosion
endent
5sel Equip Supt— Diesel Equipment Superin-
San Francisco, California

m Eng — Domestic Engineering
ug & Cosmetic
lustry Ind— Drug and Cosmetic In-
2008
on Geol— Economic Geology and the Bulletin
It the bociety of Economic Geologists
ic Com — Electrical Communication
!C Constr & Maint— Electrical Construction
Jid Maintenance
ENGINEERING LIB
c Eng — Electrical Engineering
c World — Electrical World
ictro - Tech — Electro- Technology
^^%.American
'^'B.'-'i.'. cnem Soc J — Journal oîne
ii4ctrochem chemicalSocSociety J — Journal of the Electro-
Oil Chemists' Society ^ Electronic Eng — Electronic Engineering
Am meUcs Perfumer — American Perfumer and Cos-
Electronic Ind — Electronic Industries
Am Rocket Soc J. See ARS J Electronic Tech — Electronic Technology
Am Scientist— American Scientist Electronics — Electronics
Am Soc C E Proo — Proceedinits of the Ameri- EngStand
& Instrumentation. See J Res Nat Bur
can Society of Civil Engineers
AmASHRAE
Soc Heat J Refria & Air-Cond Eng J. See Eng & Min J — Engineering and Mining Journal
Eng J — Engineering Journal
Am Soc IVIech Eng Trans. See A S M E Trans Eng N — Engineering News-Record
Am Water Works Assn J— Journal American Engineer — Engineer
Water Works Association
Engineering — Engineering
Anal Chem — Analytical Chemistry
Applications &. Ind — Applications and Industry
Arch
zme Forum— Architectural
of Buildine Forum. The Maga- Food Eng — Food Engineering
Food Tech — Food Technology
Arch Rec — Architectural Record Foundry — Foundry
Archives Environmental Health— Archives of
Environmental Health Franklin
tute Inst J — Journal of the Franklin Insti-
Assn for Computing Mach J— Journal of the Fundamentals. See Ind & Eng Chem
Association for CompuLingr Machinery
Astronautics & Aerospace Eng — Astronautics
and Aerospace EnKineerinff
Audio — Audio Gas— Gas
Audio Eng Soc J — Journal of the Audio Entrt- Gas Age — Gas Age
neerlnK Society
Automation — Geol Socciety of America
Bui— Bulletin of the Geological So-
Automation. the Magazine of
Automatic ManufacturinK Operations Geophysics — Geoohysica
Automobile Eng— Automobile Entrlneer Glass Ind — Glass Industrj'
Automotive Ind— Automotive Industries
Heating-Piping Heating. Piping and Air Con-
Bell Lab Rec — Bell Laboratories Record ditioning
BellJournal
System Tech J— Bell System Technical Hydraulics & Pneumatics — Hydraulics and
Pneumatics
Brit Inst Radio Eng J— Journal of the British Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Refiner — Hydro
Institution of Radio Engineers carbon Processing and Petroleum Refiner
Brit Plastics— British Plastics
IEEE Proc — Proceedings of the IEEE
Canessing
Chem Process— Canadian Chemical Proc- IEEE Trans Applications & Ind — lEKE Trans-
actions on Application.'; and Indu.siri'
^^" J ical
Chem Eng— Canawlian Journal of Chem- IEEE Trans Com &. Electronics — HOKE Trans-
Engineering action.'^ on Conmumicalion and Eleclronics
IEEE Trans Povwer Apparatus & Systems —
CanMetallurgical
Min &. MetBulletin
Bui— Canadian Mining and lEER Transactions on Power .\pparatus and
Systems
Cer Ind — Ceramic Industry I S A J— ISA Journal
Chem
News A. Eng N — Chemical and Engineering Ilium Eng — Illuminating Engineering. The Jour-
nal of the Illuminating Engineering Society
ABBREVIATIONS OF PERIODICALS INDEXED
IndChemistry
& Ena Chem — Industrial and Engineering Oil & Gas J— Oil and Gas Journal
Op Res — Operations Research
Ind Chem — Industrial Chemist
Ind Electronics — Industrial iSlectronics
Ind Finishing — Industrial Finishing Paper Ind — Paper Industry
Ind Med — Industrial Medicine and Surgery Pet Management — Petroleum Management
Ind Phot — Industrial Photography Phys & Chem. See J Res Nat Bur Stand
Ind Quality Control — Industrial Quality Control Phys Today — Physics Today
Inland canPtr/Am Lithogr — Inland Printer/ Ameri- Pit & Quarry— Pit and Quarry
Ldthographer Plant Eng — Plant Engineering
Instof Electrical
E E Proc Engineers — Proceedings of the Institution Plastics Tech— Plastics Technology
Inst Mech Eng Proc — Proceedings of the Insti- Plastics World— Plastics World
tution of Mechanical Engineers Plating — Plating
Inst Metals J — Journal of the Institute of Power — Power
Metals Power Apparatus & Systems — Power Apparatus
Inst Pet J — Journal of the Institute of Pe- and Systems
troleum
Power Eng — Power Engineering
Inst Radio Eng Engineers
tute of Radio Proc — Proceedings of the Insti- Proc Design. See Ind & Eng Chem
Instrument Soc Am J. See I S A J Product Eng — Product Engineering
Instruments & Control Systems — Instruments Product Res & Develop. See Ind &• Eng Chem
and Control Systems Prog Arch — Progressive ArchitectiiFe
Iron Age — Iron Aee Pub Roads— Public Roads / '-
Iron & Steel Eng — Iron and Steel Engineer Pub Works — Public Works
Iron
Steel&. Institute
Steel Inst J— Journal of the Iron and
Q S T— QST
J Sciences
Aerospace Sci — Journal of the Aerospace RCA R— RCA Review
J and
Agri Food
& Food Chem — Journal of Agricultural
Chemistry R Sci Instr — Review of Scientific Instruments
Radio & Electronic Eng— Radio and Electronic
Engineer
J Ap Chem— Journal of Applied Chemistry Radio Corp Am R. See RCA R
J Ap Mech. See A S M E Trans
J Ap Phys— Journal of Applied Physics Radio- Electron ics — Radlo-Electronlcs
J Basic Eng. See ASMS Trans Radio Propagation. See J Res Nat Bur Stand
J Colloid Sci— Journal of Colloid Science Res/Develop — Research/Development
J Eng Ind. See A S M E Trans Research — Research. Applied in Industry
J Eng Power. See A S M E Trans Roads iS. Sts — Roads and Streets
J Geol — Journal of Geology Rock Prod- Rock Products
J Heat Transfer. See A S M E Trans RoyAeronautical
AeronauticalSociety
Soc J— Journal of the Royal
■' r^nysics
tI^^**? *■ Phys— Journal of Mathematics and Rubber Age — Rubber Age
J Metals — Journal of Metals Rubber Chem
Technology & Tech— Rubber Chemistry and
J Nutrition— Journal of Nutrition
Rubber World— Rubber World
J Pet Tech— Journal of Petroleum Technology
■' the
,5®^ National
ff^}, ^H'' Bureau
Stand— Journal of Research of
of Standards S A E J— SAB Journal
J Sci Instr — Journal of Scientific Instruments SMPTE J— Journal, of
Picture and Television the Society of Motion
Engineers
Light Metal Age— Light Metal Age Safety Maint — Safety Maintenance
Lub Eng — Lubrication Engineering Sci Am — Scientific American
Soap & Chem
cialties Spec— Soap and Chemical Spe-
Soc Automotive Eng J. See S A B J
M ach — Machinery Soc Dyers & Col J— Journal of the Society of
Machine Design — Machine Design Dyers and Colourists
Mag of Stand— Magazine of Standards
Manuf Chem — Manufacturing Chemist ®°SMPTE
Sound j"
— Sound: P'''=*'"'«
Its Uses *■and TV Control
Eng J. See
M^tL"^ , Eng/Log— Marine Engineering/Log Space/Aeronautics — Space/Aeronautics
Steel— Steel
EngJnLerlng""'^" Eng-Materials in Design
"standartS*^ * Stand— Materials Research and TappI — Tappi
Math & Math Phys. See J Res Nat Bur Stand
Mech Eng— Mechanical Tech Assn Pulp & Paper Ind. See Tappi
Engineering Textile Ind— Textile Industries
Metal Finishing— Metal Finishing
Metal Prog — Metal Progress Textile Res J— Textile Research Journal
Textile World— Textile World
"^mIuIs^'^"*^"'*""'"^'*- *^ British Journal of Tool & Manuf
ii»ngineer Eng— Tool and Manufacturing
Mill & Factory— Mill & Factory
Min Cong J— Mining Traffic Q — Traffic Quarterly
Congress Journal
MIn Eng — Mining Engineering
'^^Hand'ling^'"'^'^
Mod Handling-Modem Materials
Metals— Modem Metals
Mod Phot— Modem Photography TolVeifr^'SSlf °' ""^ '^^'^'^ ^°"""°" Con-
.Mod Plastics— Modern Plastics ^Works*
Water ®*"^3* Works— Water & Sewage
Works Eng— Water Works Engineering
Mod Textiles Mag— Modem Welding Eng— Welding Engineer
Textiles Magazine Welding J— Welding Jotumal
Westinghouse Eng— Westlnghouse Engineer
Naval Eng J— Naval Engineers Journal Wire A Wire Prod— Wire and Wire Products
N ucleon ics— Nucleonics Wireleis World— Wireless World
Applied Science &
Technology Index
1963
Applied Science &
Technology Index
1963
EDITED BY
ELSA TOOM
INDEXERS
RUDOLPH G. GIGLIO, HEATHER WALTERS
MANAGING EDITOR
CHARLOTTE TRILLING
THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY

NEWYORK 1964
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PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Library of Congress Catalog Card No. 14-5408 rev 2

Acknowledgments
In addition to the staff members whose names
appear on the title page we wish to acknowledge the
contributions of the following who indexed for the
1963 volume part-time during the year: Ronald S.
Berman, Daniel Glatzer, Jane C. Luhks, Mary M.
Raymond, Anneliese Sommerlad. E. T.
Abbreviations of Periodicals Indexed
For full information consult pages ix to xii
A I A A J— A I A A Journal Chem & lnd^<;hemistry and Industry

A I Ch E J — Journal of the Ajnerlcan Institute Chem Eng — Chemical Engineering
of Chemical Engineers Chem
ress Eng Prog — Chemical Engineering Prosr-
ARS J— ARS Journal
ASHRAE J— ASHRAE Journal Civil Eng — Civil Engineering, the Magazine of
A S M E Trans — Transactions of the Ainerlcan Engineered Construction
Society of Mechanical Knjîneers Coal Age — Coal Age
Aerospace Eng — Aerospace EngineerinK Com & Electronics — Communication and Elec-
tronics
Air Cond Heat & Ven — Air Condltionlns Heat- Combustion — Combustion
ing and Ventilating
Aircraft Eng — Aircraft Engineering Comp Air Mag — Compressed Air Magazine
Am Assn Pet Geologists Bui — Bulletin of the Control Eng — Control Engineering
American Association of Petroleum Geologists Corrosion — Corrosion
Am Cer Soc Bui — Bulletin of the American
Ceramic Society
Am Cer Soc J — Journal of the American Ce-
ramic Society Diesel Equip Supt — Diesel Equipment Superin-
Am Chem Soc J — Journal of the American tendent
Chemical Society Oom Eng — Domestic Engineering
Am Concrete Inst J — Journal of the American Drug & Cosmetic Ind — Drug and Cosmetic In-
dustry
Concrete Institute
Am Dyestuff Rep — American Dyestuft Reporter
Am Gas Assn Mo — American Gas Association
Monthly
Am Inst Chem Eng J. See A I Ch E J Econ Geol — Economic Geology and the Bulletin
of the Society of Economic Geologists
Am J Clinical Nutrition — American Journal of Elec Com — Electrical Communication
Clinical Nutrition
Am J Phys — American Journal of Physics Elec Constr & Maint — Electrical Construction
and Maintenance
Am J Pub Health — American Journal of Public Elec Eng — Electrical Engineeiing
Health and Uie Nation's Health Elec World — Electrical World
Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf — American Ma-
chinist/Metal working Manufacturing Electro -Tet;h — Electro-Technology
Am Mineralogist — American Mineralogist, ElectrochemchemicalSoc
Journal of the SOneralogical Society of Society J — Journal of the Electro-
America Electronic Eng — Electronic Engineering
Am Oil Chem Soc J — Journal of the American Electronic Ind — Electronic Industries
AmOil Chemists'— Society
Perfumer
metics American Perfumer and Cos- Electronic Tech — Electronic Technology
Am Rocket Soc J. See ARS J Electronics — Electronics
Eng & Instrumentation. See J Res Nat Bur
Am Scientist — American Scientist Stand
Am Soc C E Proc — Proceedings of the Ameri- Eng & Min J — Engineering and Mining Journal
can Society of Civil Engineers Eng J — Engineering Journal
AmASHRAE
Soc Heat J Refrig & Alr-Cond Eng J. See Eng N — Engineering News-Record
Am Soc Mech Eng Trans. See A S M E Trans Engineer — Engineer
Am Water Works Assn J — Journal American Engineering — Engineering
Water Worlds Association
Anal Chem — Analytical Chemistry
Applications & Ind — Applications and Industry Food Eng — Food BngineerinK
Arch Forum — Arcliitectural Forum. The Maga- Food Tech — Food Technology
zine of Building
Arch Rec — Architectural Record Foundry — Foundry
Archives Environmental Health — Archives of Franklin Inst J — Journal of the Franklin Insti-
Environmental Health tute
Assn for Computing Mach J — Journal of the Fundamentals. See Ind & Eng Chem
Association for Computing Machinery
Astronautics & Aerospace Eng — Asti'Onautics
and Aerospace Engineering
Audio — Audio Gas— Gas
Audio Eng Soc J — Journal of the Audio Engl- Gas Age — Gas Age
neerinff Society Geol Socciety of America
Bui — Bulletin of the Geological So-
Automation — Automation, the Magazine of Au-
tomatic Mainifaeturing Operations Geophysics — Geophysics
Automobile Eng — Automobile Engineer Glass Ind — Glass Industry
Automotive Ind — Automotive Industries
Heating-
ditioningPiping — Heating. Piping and Air Con-
Bell Lab Rec — Bell Laboratories Record
BellJournal
System Tech J— Bell System Technical Hydraulics
Pnemnaiics &. Pneumatics — Hydraulics and
BritInstitution
Inst Radio En^ J — Journal of the British Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Refiner — Hydrocar-
of Itadio Kngineers bon Processing and Petroleum Refiner
Brit Plastics — British Plastics
IEEE Proc— Proceedings of the IEEE
Can Chem Process — Canadian Chemical Proc- IEEE Trans Applications & Ind — IEEE Trans-
essing actions on Applications and Industrv
Can J Chem Eng — Canadian Journal of Chem- IEEE Trans Com <£. Electronics— IKEF, Trans-
ical Engineering .artions on Comnumicalion and Kleolronics
Can MIn & Met Bui — Canadian Mining and .'^xstf ms
IEEE Trans Power Apparatus & Systems —
Metallurgical Bulletin lF,rOE Tran.sactions on Power .\pparatus and
Cer Ind — Ceramic Industry I S A J— ISA Journal
Chem
News & Eng N — Chemical & BnarlneerlnR Ilium Eng — Illuminating
nal of the Illuminating Engineering.
Ensrlneerlng TheSociety
Jour-
Ap Sci Ann/63
ABBREVIATIONS OF PERIODICALS INDEXED Vll
tnd & Eng Chem— Industrial and Enslneerlrut on & Gas J— Oil and Gas Journal
Chemistry Op Res — Operations Research
Ind Chem — Industrial Chemist
Ind Electronics — Industrial ElecLronics
Ind Finishing — Industrial FinishinK Paper Ind — Paper Industry
Ind Med — Industrial Medicine and Surgery Pet Management — Petroleum Management
Ind Phot — Industrial PhotOKraphy Phys & Chem. See J Res Nat Bur Stand
Ind Quality Control — Industrial Quality Central Phys Today — Physics Today
Inland ican Ptr/Am Lithogr — Inland Printer/ Amer-
Lithographer Pit & Quarry — Pit and Quarry
Inst E E Proc — Proceedings of the Institution Plant Eng— Plant Engineering
of Electrical Engineers Plastics Tech — Plastics Technology
Inst Mech Ena Proc — Proceedings of the Insti- Plastics World — Plastics World
tution of Mechanical Engineers Plating — Plating
Inst Metals J — Journal of tlie Institute of Metals Power — Power
Inst Pet J — Journal of the Institute of Petro-
Power Apparatus & Systems — Power Apparatus
and Systems
Inst Radio
tute of Radio Eng Engineers
Proc — Proceedings of the Insti-
Power Eng — Power Engineering
Instrument Sec Am J. See I S A J Proc Design. See Ind & Eng Chem
Instruments & Control Systems — Instruments Product Eng — Product Engineering
and Contix>l Systems Product Res & Develop. See Ind & Eng Chem
Iron Age — Iron Age
Iron & Steel Eng — Iron and Steel Engineer Prog Arch — Progressive Architecture
Iron & Steel Inst J — Journal of the Iron and Pub Roads — Public Roads
Steel Institute Pub Works — Public Works
J Aerospace Sci — Journal of the Aerospace Sci- Q S T— QST

ences
J Agri & Food Chem — Journal of Agricultural
and Food Chemistry RCA R— RCA Review
J Ap Chem — Journal of Applied Chemistry R Sci Instr — Review of Scientific Instruments
J Ap Mech. See A S M E Trans
Radio & Electronic Eng — Radio and Electronic
J Ap Phys — Journal of Applied Physics Engineer
J Basic Eng. See A S M E Trans Radio Corp Am R. See RCA R
J Colloid Scl — Journal of Colloid Science Radio- Electronics — Radio- Electronics
J Eng Ind. See A S M E Trans Radio Propagation. See J Res Nat Bur Stand
J Eng Power. See A S M E Trans Res/Develop — Research/Development
J Geol — Journal of Geology Research — Research. Applied In Industry
J Heat Transfer. See A S M E Trans Roads & Sts^Roads and Streets
J Math & Phys — Journal of Mathematics and Rock Prod — Rock Products
Physics RoyAeronautical
Aeronautical Society
Soc J — Journal of the Royal
J Metals — Journal of MetaJs
J Nutrition — Journal of Nutrition Rubber Age — Rubber Age
J Pet Tech — Journal of Petroleum Technology Rubber Chem
Technology & Tech — Rubber Chemistry and
J Res Nat Bur Stand — Journal of Research of Rubber World — Rubber World
the National Bureau of Standards
J Scl Instr — Journal of Scientiflc Instruments
S A E J— SAE Journal
Light Metal Age— Light Metal Age SMPTE J — Journal of the Society of Motion
Picture and Television Engineers
Lub Eng — Lubrication Engineering Safety Maint — Safety Maintenance
Sci Am — Scientiflc American
Soap & Chem Spec — Soap and Chemical Spe-
cialties
Mach — Machinery
Machine Design — Machine Design Soc Automotive Eng J. See S A E J
Mag of Stand — Magazine of Standards SocDyers
Dyersand& Colourists
Col J — Journal of the Society of
Manuf Chem — Manufacturing Chemist Soc Motion Picture & Tv Eng J. See SMPTE J
Marine Eng/Log — Marine Engineering/Log Sound — Sound: Its Uses and Control
Materials in Design Ena — Materials in Design
Engineering Space/Aeronautics — Space/Aeronautics
Materials Res & Stand — Materials Research Steel— Steel
and Standards
Math & Math Phys. See J Res Nat Bur Stand
Mech Eng — Mechanical Engineering Tappi — Tappi
Metal Finishing — Metal Finishing Tech Assn Pulp & Paper Ind. See Tappi
Metal Prog — Metal Progress Textile Ind — Textile Industries
Metallurgia — Metallurgia. the British Journal of Textile Res J — Textile Research Journal
Metals Textile World — Textile World
Mill & Factory— Mill & Factory Tool &
EngineerManuf Eng- Tool and Manufacturlnx
MIn Cong J — Mining Congress Journal Traffic Q — Traffic Quarteriy
MIn Eng — Mining Engineering
ModHandling
Materials Handling — Modern Materials
WPCF trol
J— Federation
Journal of the Water Pollution Con-
Mod Metals — Modern Metals
Mod Phot — Modem Photography Water & Sewage Works — Water & Sewage
Works
Mod Plastics — Modern Plastics Water Works Eng — Water Works Engineerinu
Mod Textiles Mag — Modem Textiles JIagazlne Welding Eng — Welding Engineer
Welding J — Welding Journal
Westinahouse Eng — Westlnghouse Engineer
Naval Eng J — Naval Engineers Journal Wire & Wire Prod — Wire and Wire Products
Nucleonics — Nucleonics Wireless World — Wireless World
Ap Sci Ann/b3
List of Periodicals Indexed
AIAA Journal. $30 m American Institute of American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Aeronautics and Astronautics. Inc. 1290 Transactions. See ASME Transactions
Avenue of the Americas. New Yorit American Water Works Association Journal.
Combining A_RS Journal aJid Journal of m American Water Works Assn, Inc, 2 Park
the Aerospace Sciences; changed January, Av, New York 16
1963 Analytical Chemistry. $5 m American Chemical
A I Ch E Journal. $25 bi-m American Institute Society, 1155 16 th St. N.W. Washington 6,
of Chemical Engineers. 345 E 47th St. New D.C.
York 17 „ Applications and Industry. $10 bi-m Institute
ARS Journal. $18 m American Rocket Society, of Electrical and Elecronics Engineers. Inc,
Inc. and American Interplanetary Society. 500 Box A, Lenox Hill Station, New York 21
Fifth Av. New York 36 Name changed to IEEE Transactions on
Combined with Journal of the Aerospace Applications and Industry March. 1963
Sciences with new name. AIAA Journal; Architectural Forum. The Magazine of Build-
chanered January, 1963 ing. $7 m Time, Inc, 540 N. Michigan Av,
ASHRAE Journal. $5 m American Society of Chicago 11. III.
Healing, Refrigerating and Air- Conditioning Architectural Record. $5.50 m McGraw-Hill, Inc,
Engineers, Inc. 345 E 47th St. New York 17 330 W 42d St. New York 36
ASME Transactions. $15 American society of Extra nmnber published in Mid-Mav
Mechanical Engineers, 345 E 47th St. New Archives of Environmental Health, $12 m
York 17 American Medical Association, 535 N Dear-
Published in 5 parts: ser A. Journal of born St, Chicago 10
Engineering for Power, q (Ja) ; qser(F);B, ser
Jour- Association for Computirig Machinery Journal.
nal of Engineering for Industry, C, $15 q Association for Computing Machinery,
Journal of Heat Transfer, q (F) ; ser D. 211 E 43d St, New York 17
Journal of Basic Engineering, q (Mr) ; ser E. Astronautics and Aerospace Engineering, $10
Journal of Applied Mechanics, q (Mr) m American Institute of Aeronautics and
$7.50 to members and afHUates Astronautics, 500 Fifth Av, New York 36
Aerospace Engineering, $10 ni Institute of the Formerly Aerospace Engineering; changed
Aeronautical Sciences, Inc, 2 E 64th St. New February. 1963
York 21 Audio, $5 m Radio Magazines, Inc, 204 Front St,
Name changed to Astronautics and Aero- Square Station, New York 10
space Engineering February, 1963 Audio Engineering Society Journal. $11 q Audio
Air Conditioning, Heating and Ventilating. $5 m Engineering Society. P.O. Box 383, Madison
Industrial Press, 93 Worth St, New York 13 Square Station, New York 10
Aircraft Engineering. 4Ss; U.S. $7.50; Canada Automation; The Magazine for Manufacturing
$7.50 m Bunhill Publications. Ltd. 12 Blooms- Systems Engineering. $10 m Penton Pub Co.
bury Square, London, W.C. 1 Penton Bldg, Cleveland 13
American Association of Petroleum Geologists Automobile Engineer. £4; U.S. $12; Canada
Bulletin, troleum $30 mGeologists,
American Association of Pe-1, $12 m Iliffe Production Publications, Ltd,
Inc, Box 979, Tulsa Dorset House. Stamford St, London, S.E. 1
Ok la. Extra number published in Mav
American Ceramic Society Bulletin, $6 m Amer- Automotive Industries, $10 s-m Chilton Co,
ican Ceramic Society, 4055 N High St, Colum- Chestnut & 56th Sts, Philadelphia 39
bus 14, Ohio
American Ceramic Societyiety. Journal; Ceramic
Abstracts. Ceramic
American J15 inclujlingig Cc Ceramic __BulJetin _m Bell Laboratories Record. $2 m Bell Telephone
4055 N High St, Laboratories. Inc. 463 West St, New York 14
Columbus 14. Ohio Bell System Technical Journal. $5 bi-m Amer-
American Chemical Society Journal. $30 s-m ican Telephone and Telegraph Co. 195 Broad-
American Chemical Society, 1155 16th St, way. New York 7
N.W. "Washington British Institution of Radio Engineers Journal.
American Concrete 6.InstituteD.C. Journal. $18 m £5 IDs ne rs,m9 Bedford
British Square,
Institution of Radio
American Concrete Institute. P.O. Box 4754 London, W C.Engi-
1
Redford Station, Detroit 19, Mich. Name changed to Radio and Electronic En-
American Dyestuff Reporter. $7.50 bi-w Howes gineer January, 1963
Pub. Co. Inc. 44 E 23d St. New York 10 British Plastics. £3 10s; U.S. $11,50; Canada
American Gas Association Monthly. $5 m (bi-m $11.50 m Iliffe Indu.strial Publications. Ltd.
Jl-Ag)
Av, New York 16 American Gas Assn. Inc, 605 Third Dorset House, Stamford St, London, S.E. 1
American Institute of Chemical Engineers Jour-
nal, See A I Ch E Journal Canadian Chemical Processing. $6: U.S. $10 m
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. $15 m Southam-Maclean Publications, Ltd. 1450 Don
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Mills Rd, Don Mills, Ontario, Canada
Inc, 455 Lexington Av, New York 17
American Journal of Physics. $10 m American Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering. $6:
Institute of Physics, Inc, 335 E 45th St. New U.S. $8.50 bi-m Chemical Institute of Canada,
York 17 48 Rideau St, Ottawa 2, Ont.
American Journal of Public Health and the Canadian Mining and Metallurgical Bulletin.
Nation'sAssociation,
Health Health. $15 Inc, m1790American
Broadwav, Public
New ?10; U.S. $12 ra Canadian Institute of Min-
York 19 ing and Que,
Montreal, Metallurgy, 906 Drummond Bldg,
American IVIachinist/Metalworking Manufactur- Ceramic Industry. $5 m Cahners Pub. Co Inc,
42d St,ing, $3 bi-w
New McGraw-Hill
York 36 Pub. Co. Inc, 330 W 5 So. Wabash Av, Chicago 3
American Mineralogist. Journal of the Miner- Chemical &. Engineering News. $6 w Amer-
aloglcal Society of America, bi-m U.S. Geo- ican Chemical Society, 1155 16th St, N.W,
logical Survey. Washington 25, D.C. Washington G, D.C.
American Oil Chemists' Society Journal. $8 m Chemical Engineering. $S bi-w McGraw-Hill,
American
Drive. Chicago Oil Chemists'
1 Society, 35 E Wa.cker Inc. 330 W 42d St. New York 36
American Perfumer and Cosmetics. $5 m Al- Chemical Engineering Progress. $25 m Ameri-
lured Pub. Corp. 1031 South Blvd. Oak Park, can Institute of Chemical Engineers, 345 E
ni. 47th St, New York 17
October is Documentary Edition. $5 Chemistry and Industry. £5 w Society of
American Rocket Society Journal. See ARS Chemical Industry, 14 Belgrave Square, Lon-
Journal don, S.W. 1
American Scientist. $3.50 g Sigma Xi, 51 Pros- Civil Engineering, the Magazine of Engineered
pect St, New Haven 11, Conn. Construction. $5 m American Society of Civil
American Society of Civil Engineers Proceed- Engineers, 345 E 47th St, New York 17
ings, m American Society of Civil Engineers,
345 E 47th St. New York 17 Coal Age, $3 m McGraw-Hill, Inc, 330 W 42d
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and St, New York 36
Air-Conditioning Combustion. $4 m Combustion Pub. Co Inc,
ASHRAE Journal Engineers Journal. See 305 Madison Av, New York 17
Ap Sd Anny63
LIST OF PERIODICALS INDEXED
Communication and Electronics. $10 bi-m Insti- Geophysics. $10 bi-m Society of Exploration
tute of Kleotrical and Klectronics Ensrinoers. Geophv.sicists. Howard R. Breck, Business
Inc. Box A. Lenox Hill Station. New York 21 Manager, Shell BIdg. Tulsa 19. Okla.
Name chanBed to lEKE Tran.saction.s on Glass Industry. $6 m The Oeden Group. Reuben
Commnniealion and Filectronics March ISC'! H. 17
York Donnelley Corp. 466 Lexington Av, New
Compressed Air Magazine. $5 m Compros.sed
Air MaKuzin.^ Co. 942 Memorial Parkwav.
Phillipshunr.
Control N'.J.
Engineering. $3 m McGraw-Hill. Inc. Heating, Piping and Air Conditioning. $5 ra
3X0 W r>a St. Xew York 36 Keeney Pub. Co. 6 N Michigan Av. Chicago 2
Corrosion. .$10 m National Association of Cor- Hydraulics and Pneumatics. $8.50 m Industrial
Houston rosion Ensineers. Inc. 9S0 M & M BldK
2. Tex. I'ub. Corp. 812 Huron Rd. Cleveland 15
Hydrocarbon Processing and Petroleum Refiner.
$3 m Gulf Pub. Co, P.O. Box 260S. Houston
1, Tex.
Diesel Equipment Superintendent. $4 m Diesel
Publications. Inc. 80 Lincoln Av. Stamford,
Comi.
Domestic Engineering. .53 m Medalist Publica- IEEE Proceedings. $22 m Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers. Inc, Box A, Lenox
tions Inc. ISOl Pi-airie Av. Chicapo 16 Hill Station, New York 21
Drug and Cosmetic Industry. $3 m Drug Formerly Institute of Radio Engineers Pro-
Markets. Inc. 101 W 31st St. New York 1 ceedings: changed January, 1963
IEEE Transactions on Applications and In-
Economic Geology and the Bulletin of the So- dustry, $17 bi-m Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers, Inc, Box A, Lenox
ciety of Economic Geologists. $S.50 s-q Eco-
nomic Geology Pub. Co. M. M. Leighton. Hill Station, New
Formerly Y'ork 21
Applications and Industry:
Business Mprr. Urbana. 111. changed March, 1963
Electrical Communication. $2 q International IEEE Transactions on Communication and
Telephone
.Xew York 22 and Telegraph Corp. 320 Park Av, Electronics. $10 bi-m Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers. Inc, Bo.x A,
Electrical Construction and Maintenance. $13 m Leno.x Hill Station. New Y'ork 21
McGraw-Hill,
York 36 Inc, 330 W 42d St, New FormerlyMarch. Communication and Electronics:
changed 1963
Extra number published in Mid-September IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and
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Journal of Applied Mechanics. See ASME raphy. 165 W 46th St. New York
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Institute Textiles Magazine. $5 m York
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S15 to members and associate members of AA i r number. Third Annual Conference of
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York 36 Pub Co Inc.
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Journal of Nutrition. $22.50 m Wistar Institute Petroleum Assn. Management. $6 m (s-m Jl) Petro-
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In-
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Name
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Machine
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Magazine of Standards. $7 m American Stand- of Docu-
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York 16 Works Joumal
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Rocl< Products. $3 m Maclean-Hunter Pub. Co, 1760 Peachtree Rd, N.W. Atlanta 9
Corp. 79 W Monroe St. Chicago 3 Extra number published in Mid-September
Royal Aeronautical Society Journal, £10 10s m Textile Research Journal. $25 m Textile Re-
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Rubber Age. $5 m Palmerton Pub. Co. Inc. 101 Textile World. $2 m McGraw-Hill Pub. Co. Inc.
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Rubber World. $7 m Bill Brothers Pub. Corp. Traffic Quarterly, q Eno Foundation for High-
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17
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Scientific American. $6 m Scientific American. 4435 Wisconsin Av, N.W. Washington 16,
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Extra number. Research and Development
Technical Handbook July Wireless World. £2 2s: U.S. $6.50 Canada $6.50
Steel. $25 w Penton Pub. Co. Penton Bldg. m llifte Electrical Publications, Ltd, Dorset
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Key to General Abbreviations
My
May
+ continued on later July
pages of the issue Mr March
Ag
abr abridged
Ap
August N November
April n s
no new series
arch architect number
bibliog bibUography 0 October
comp Jl
compiled or compiler P
cond condensed page
cont continued
plate
D December portrait
diag pseudonym
diagram pseud
sup
ed edited or edition or revpor revised
editor
February S part
F September
il Pl
illustrations supplement
translated or translation
inc incorporated or translator
tr Pt volume
January V
Ja yearbook
June
Je yrbk
Sample entry: ELECTRIC lamps. Fluorescent

S40-cycle economy; anaJyses of two hlgh-
trequency fluorescent liBhtine: Installations.
T. E. Sparling and J. J. Silvers. 11 diags
Elec Constr & Maint 62:57-61+ Ja '63
Explanation: An Illustrated article with diagrams, on the
subject ELECTRIC lamps. Fluorescent
entitled "840-cycle economy: analyses of
two high-frequency fluorescent llKhting
installations." by T. E. Sparling and J. J.
Silvers, will be found In volume 62 of Elec-
trical Construction and Maintenance, page
57-61 (continued on later pages of the same
Issue) the January 1963 number
Aj> Sd Ann/63
Applied Science 8C Technology Index
1963
ABS (alkyl benzenesultonate). See Benzene- Durability of concrete in service, diags Am

sulfonates Concrete Inst J 59:1771-820 bibIiog(p 1816-
ACTH 19) D of'62;soil Discussion. 60:2071-80 pt 2 Je '63
ACTH molecule, C. H. Li. il diass Sci Am Effect on resistance to abrasion of
a wool fabric. M. A. Morris and others.
209:46-53
Entire 39-unit Jl '63 ACTH molecule synthesized. Textile Res J 33:424-31 Je '63
Experimental abrasion; frosting and defrost-
Chem & Ens
Studies on polypeptides. N 41:44-5K.AeHofmann
5 '63 and oth- ing of quartz grains. P. H. Kuenen and
ers. biblioK il Am Chem Soc J 84:4470-86 W. G. Perdok. bibliog diag J Geol 70:648-
D 5 '62
Studies on polypeptides; synthesis and bio- 58, pi 1-2 N observations
Microscopical '62 of abrasion phe-
logical evaluation of a triccsapeptide pos- nomena in cotton. I. V. deGruy and others,
sessing essentially the full bioloeical activi- bibliog il Textile Res J 32:873-82 N '62
ty of ACTH. K. Hofmann and others, bib- Selection and performance of abrasion-resist-
ant materials in the mining and quarrying
lioK Am Chem Soc J 84:4475-80 D 5 '62 industries. J. Lampman. il Pit & Quarry
Studies on polypeptides; the adrenocortico-
tropic potency of an eico.sapeptide amide 55:114-17+
Valley abrasion Mr tester
'63 for titanium dioxide
corresponding to the N-terminal portion of
the ACTH molecule: contribution to the re- Pigments.
ABRASIVE belts S. S. Cole. Tappi 46:124-6 P '63
lation between peptide chain-length and Acme abrasive belt finishing machine can
biological activity. K. Hofmann and others,
bibliog il Am Chem Soc J 84:4481-6 D 5 '62 handle tapered or contoured parts, il diag
Synthesis of a biologically active pentadeca- Arn Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:160 My
peptide corresponding to an altered se-
quence in the adrenocorticotropin (ACTH) Air13 '63
bearings suit abrasive belt machine;
structure. C. H. Li and others, bibliog Production engineering research associa-
Am Chem Soc J 85:1895-6 Je 20 '63 tion. Engineering 194:710 N 30 '62
ADS. See Association of Diesel specialists Coated abrasives descale steel, il diag Iron
AALTO, Alvar Age 191:132-3
Contact wheels Ap for 25abrasive
'63 belts; reference
Aalto's recent work in West Germany, por
Arch Forum 118:120-5 Mr '63
Alvar Aalto today, por Arch Rec 133:135-50 5?°K, ,^'}<=®'?- '^- K. Seward,107:63+
Mach/Metalworking Manuf Ap Am
il diags 29-
137+
ABRASIVE My 13 '63
disks. See Grinding machines
Ap '63
ABBREVIATIONS
Abbreviations for scientific and engineering ABRASIVE wheels. See Grinding wheels
ABRASIVES
terms. J Pet Tech 14:1352 D '62
See also Abrasive advances previewed. Iron Age 191:
Symbols
ABERRATION (optics) 45 Ap 11machining;
Abrasive '63 how good is it? L P
Measurement of longitudinal spherical aber- Tarasov.
63 Tool & Manuf Eng 50:103-6' Ap
ration in the extra-axial region of lenses. Abrasive machining trims milling costs. Ma-
F. E. Washer and W. R. Darling, il diags
J Res Nat Eur Stand 66C:185-95 Jl '62 Abrasive terialsslurry
in Designhandled Eng 57:135-6+ Mr '63
by special pumps.
ABIETIC add
Stereospeciflc syntheses of the isomeric
deisopropyldehydroabietic acids. S. N. Abrasives tumble finer finishes. R. D. Ander-
Mahapatra and R. M. Dodson. bibliog diags .soii. il upswing
169-TO
Definite My Age"for
Iron 'Ts "^'^^ ^'"°"S 5^ '63^'^^' ^"^ ^°-
192:76-7
Chem & Ind p253-4 F 9 '63 abrasive grinding. K. W.
ABILITY Bennett, il Iron Age 191:105 My 9 '63
See also End face seals in abrasive service. H.
Creative ability Tankus.
li.ngineered il bond
diags reduces
Lub Engcost 19:403-9 O '63
ABILITY tests in abrasive
machining; V62. R. LeGrand. il Am Mach/
Doubtful methods in personnel appraisal. P. Metalworking Manuf 107:66-8 Jl 22 '63
Moon, bibliog il Eng J 46:42-6 S '63 iine art of fiat lapping; how to get maximum
How aptitude testing helps you when you results on a semi-automatic machine. C.
hire. S. M. Burt. Inland Ptr/Am Lithogr
152:49-50 O '63 107:78-80
?nl^4- on" Ag , Am 5 63Mach/Metalworking Manuf
Inside look at psychological testing. J. R. Glass beads as an abrasive, il Comp Air
JETS mailsChemresults
Conley. Eng of 70:230+
aptitude Jetests. 10 '63 Chem How
Mag 68:26-7 Ap '63
to find profit in abrasive machining J.
& Eng N 41:50-1 My 6 '63
Measuring the man. N. E. Gilmour. jr Res/
Develop 14:20-2 Jl '63 f53:?2"6^f!'^ ?6"^6.f ■ ^^ ^™^''>- " ^^^' ^'^^'
Psychological research; aid to engineer selec-
tion and recruitment. P. Moon, bibliog
Can Min & Met Bui 56:142-5 F '63 New abrasive wheels brighten mullions for
ABLATION shielding. See Shielding (heat)
ABRASION skyscraper,
Quality il Mod Metals 19:86 S '63
control applications in the coated
Abrasion of materials by suspended matter. abrasives industr>-. R. S. Bingham, jr. bib-
?,•• ^-o ^?J<^'^„^""5 H. Marquis. 11 diags Can
Min62 & Met Bui 55:773-82 bibliog(p781-2) N iy:.T-l4i
l'o°1 ,'i°Vr IN f^^^*-
62 '3'^*fs In'J Quality Control
Abrasion-reinforcement: methods of evalua- Structure and properties of vitrified bonded
abrasives. W. D. Kingery and others, bib-
• Vi°1-. A. E. Juve and A. G. Veith. bibliog
Dil P'ags
62 Rubber Chem & Tech 35:1276-307 ■i?'^ Ji •J'^ffs Am Cer Soc Bui 42:297-303
Wet
iVlV cyclone
b.'i handles hot and abrasive slurries.
Coating titanium for protection against abra-
sion and wear. C. Levy and J. B. Romolo. WTiich abrasive is best N for26 you?
il Chem Eng 69:78+ '62
E. A Borch
U Metal Finishing 60:61-5 O; 56-62 N '62 il Foundry 91:139-40+ S '63
Correlation of laboratory abrasion testers. L See
Abrasive belts also
Metal flnlshlni;
APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY INDEX 1963
•63
ABSENTEEISM (labor) Influence of operating and staUc liquid hold-
Absenteeism and turnover. R. C. Gamier. ups on gas absorption rates in chemically
Am Water Works Assn J 55:435-40 Ap rtacting systems. R. M. Secor and R. W.
bpulhworth. bibliog A I Ch B J 9:561-6
Disability absences of workers after heart
attacks. R. D. Ketchum. bibllog Ind Med Low-temp absorption plant cost estimates
within ten per cent. J. M. Hillsman. Pet
32:131-4 Ap '63recordlner; accurate or Inac-
niness-absence Management 35:211-13 Ap '63
uxygen absorption in low- frequency
curate? J. S. Felton. biblioK Archives En- ly vibrating liquid columns. vertical-
vironmental Health 5:495-504 N '62 Buchanan and others, bibliog diag RInd H.&
Manpower ism, andwastaije; accidents. laborF. turnover, J. Gaudet.absentee- Mech
Ene 85:38-9 disease Jl '63 absenteeism Ti^^"^f^^f""
riî^' glycerol^'■°<^, Design
absorpuon 2:173-7
by Jl '63
ion exchange
Respiratory In a larere
industry. M. N. Newquist. Archives Envi- Reaction kinetics In the absorption
ronmental Health 6:7-9; Discussion. 14-16 chlorine into '■
aqueous'"' media.
3^l'l'r^S3" °'""°«-
^- C. of
ÂY'^hE^9^8 W
Ja '63 Spaming. bibliog diag A I Ch E J 8:685-9
ABSOLUTE pitch. See Pitch (sound)
ABSOLUTE zero Sharper separations with this process E J
Ultrasonic thermometer measures near
absolute zero. Space/Aeronautics 39:171-1- Simultaneous gas absorption and liquid phase
Ja '63
ABSORBENTS chemlca reaction in an agitated vessel.
Fouled diethanolamine solution comes clean.
diag Cheni Eng 70:40-1 Mr 4 63 Unsteady state absorption of carbon dloxMe
How to combine centrifugal and absorption *^^"
units for low operating costs. F. F. Steven- , o?cll^^"l 'n°|
.j^°?i,"'" hydroxide ^'"S îl'""'^T. <'"^'^«
?o":ilO°-'r4solutions. R. Rehm
Water absorpuon
-ivo?^ others. 11 Chem Eng Prog. 58:52
of elastomers G J. DBrigga '62
How to son, design il Heating-Piping centrifugal-absorption 34:123-7 D '62 systems
for low operating costs. F. F. Stevenson,
il diags Heating-Piping 35:160-6 Ja '63 See gelalso
Silica
How to estimate operating costs for centrif- 36:621 41^71 'U Rubber Chem & Ti^
ugal-absorption systems. F. F. Stevenson, Sound — Absorption
il Heating-Piping ABSORPTION (physiology)
Industrial absorbents; 35:126-30 right Mr '63
selection and
proper use can cut bill in half. S. Jaffe. il
Plant Ene 16:146-8 N '62 ^:iflTs ^^^'^'^°"- I3'"UB & Cosmetic Ind 91:
ABSORPTION ^^û^Ji |l«tary regimen on molecules
cessation of In-
Absorption of carbon dioxide by aqueous am- „tlV°i absorption of large (clos-
monia in a packed tower. G. Vassilatos and ?i!.L'" y^®T^"%"^^l P'<f and lamb. J. Q.
others,
F 63 bibliog diag Can J Chera Eng 41:7-11
Absorption of carbon dioxide by sodium hy- transfer
^'JS?' P' of ''.-sorbitol
nutrienUon from
WtTo^nT8f26?:8°N'^6°2"'^°- '"'"'°'^
the mother " ^ û-
absorption and
droxide on a sieve plate. I. J. Harris and to fetus.
G. H. Roper, bibliog Can J Chem Eng 41: ^Jii V- , NutrlUon
Clinical xtT.^^'^P and others,N '62
11:533-6 bibliog Am J
158-61 Ag of'63 carbon
Absorption dioxide into alkaline oL- "J?® against preferential Intestinal ab-
solutions in packed towers. G. Astarita. sorption of Physiologic quantities of llver-
bibliog Ind & Eng Chem Fundamentals bpiind vltam n Bu by patients with per-
2:294-7 N '63 bibllog Am J Clinical Nutrition 11:568-73 D
Carbon dioxide absorption and desorption In
a packed tower using water and solutions h\h\?^^ a2?'^'^,M W. Sullivan and others,
Evidence concerning the human requirement
of sodium carbonate and of triethanolamine, for vitamin Bis: tise of the whole bodv
L. van den Berg, bibliog diag Can J Chem counter for determination of absorption of
Eng 40.250-3of Dgeometric
Comparison '62 absorption factors
with geometric mean beam lengths. J. A. r'^n^V" o?!'- P- ^P: Bozian and others!
Wiebelt. diag A S M E Trans ser C 85: llo^(p-'l2
Factors. '63''"'^'"on°" and ''■'"■''
s'^9)"'i?'utilizati
affecting requiremenU; """
287-8 Ag '63
Continuous absorption removes acid fumes nl!^'^'"^ "Â*^ "I'nerals. W. A. Krehl. bib-
J. P. Allen and D. Cooper, diag Chem Eng Jy'^gâgs Am J Clinical Nutrition 11:389-99
69:144 N 26 '62 ^'iS'' fi'i'J"'°^"J°", a"d availability of nutrients
Determination of average molar absorptivity
for self-adsorption of fluorescent radiation
in fluorescein solution. K. K. Rohatgi and
G. S. Singhal. bibliog Anal Chem 34:1702-6 NutrUi'Si' ri^^^L^'^'^lt"- ^"> J Clinical
Presence of lactose In Intestinal tissue. F W
D '62 fd?a°g^''ilS"p'eVu';];Li?'7^îririk"?6^3
Lengemann and C. L. Comar. blbllok ^- ^"'^'-
Differential absorption of varnish bv paper. U
B. Hsu. bibliog J Colloid Sci 18:41-51 Ja '63 '63 ■"""»
Differential vapour absorption and moving J Nutrition 81:95-8 Oacid
w/rS=^''"K.K?:'"'"°. utillzaUon. A. E.
bed chromatography. B. J. Bradley and
P. F. Tiley. diag Chem & Ind p743-4 My N^62°^
tion of calcium
''V?„"„'''^"'^^
llt??2-8 relationship Clinical theNutrlUon
-^between absorp-
4 '63 and phosphorus
Effective interfacial area In packed col- Holemans and B. J. Meyer bibllne- KAm C i
umns for absorption with chemical reac- Clinical Nutrition 12:30-5 Ja '63 •'
tion. F. Yoshida and T. Miura. bibliog diag ^^^}^°"y.,y.u ''^". absorption. E. Rentier and
A I Ch E J 9:331-7 My '63
Gas absorption in agitated gas-liquid con- Syrnposium on mechani.sms
^ Clinical Nutrition l-
of gastrolntest 11:
tactors. P. Toshida and T. Mlura. Ind & 559-67 D -62
Eng Chem Proc Design 2:263-8 O '63 Utilization
Gas absorption with simultaneous Irreversi- of methionine
Nutrf.^5;5'^,'^T61-2*2?''Afr by the 'adult^""'=^
''es "^ rat.
A^'®,I ISJ'"?,'"''^''
Ch E J 8:710-12 reaction. N E.'62 N. LIghtfoot.
Gas absorption with zero-order chemical re- Uon"80?6^"7l'tll^?6%fv
l.*î']?i'l„^T, '^5;".6^"'"
and cholesterol absorption '^"f'"
°^ ' In the
action G. Astarita and G. Marrucci. Ind &
Eng Chem Fundamentals 2:4-7 F '63 S'^N.'lfr^tio'?,- TrA^Tl^^Â '■ ^'"'^- •""""^
Gas-llciuld kinetics; the ab.sorption of carbon ^'4lS'"m!âfoX?f^°2nê*,^^^^L'"lf Fcfi^-L-ê?
dioxide in diethanolamine. R. J. Nunce
9^469^4 JI'gT "■ '""""^ ^^^^ ■*■ I Ch E J Vitamin D and the Intestinal âbsorption
?ftftr,'?ion^l2^7ri"jT'6^'*'"°'^ "^ ^""'-'
of
Gettering properties of tantalum. E G. Iron and cobalt. T. Masuhara and B B
107i-D O 'lpl'OB
r/!iS'<i'"_' 63 diag Electrochem Soc J 110: M^gicovsky. bibllog J Nutrition S0:332-'6 jj
How acid ga-s loadings affect physical prop- ABSORPTION apparatus
Dynamics of a packed gas absorber hv fre-
kVI'i?^ °-L ¥^^^ solutions. J. (?. Dingman. quency re.sponse analysis. R r Qrnv and
42-189^91n s'^63^'^ Process & Pet Refiner
Hydrocarbo gas analysis using differential H.vdrpdvnamlos of slat travs. B D Oiica
H^fUSfii W^ w'""?"?"
B. Innes^"'^ 9:2lT-irrMr°'63''""'°'' """^ dike Al'ch E J
detectors. andi'*'^'^ Ionization
others, bibliog T-ni" A- I- I'P:<'en. bibllog flow sheVt dli^"^
dlajts Anal Chem 35:1198-203 A« '63 '" ^63 "^ ""^ ^°'^ Design 2:188-92 Jl
ABSORPTION apparatus — Continued More atom-smashers wanted. 11 diag Elec-
New approaîh used in liquid-gas contactor: Numerical tronicsdesign 36:28 F 8 of'63 axially symmetric elec-
turbulent motion of plastic spiieres between
retaining grids raises superficial gas velo- trostatic ion accelerators. G. Rohringer.
city limit, diags Cliem & Eng N 41:44-5 R Sci Instr
Optimum isothermal34:198-9 acceleration
F '63 of a plasma
Ag 26 '63
Why Signal selected , ,
a two- tower absorber- ^ with constant magnetic field. J. H. Drake,
stripper. W. G. Delaney. flow diag il Oil bibliog diags AIAA J 1:2053-7 S '63
& Gas J 61:108-10 Je 24 '63 Plasma accelerator works shows promise;
ABSORPTION of rays symposium. Electronics
Beta ray absorption in polymers and determi- Plasma-electrode phenomena36:38-41 of the Aprail26 type
'63
nation of first and second-order transition of accelerator. D. L. Clingman and T. L.
temperatures. R. Zannetti and others, diags Rosebrock. diag ARS J 32:1613-14 O '62
Rubber Chem & Tech 36:459-72 Ap 'B3 Portable neutron generators, il Engineering
Detecting one part in a million; super sleuth-
ing. H. L.. Kalm. il diags Res/Develop 14: Portable neutron source; N.V. Philips 'sgloel- e
lampen S fabrieken.
196:313 6 '63 Eindhoven, diags Engi-
24-7 Je '63
Dopplometer will measure ionospheric , . ab- ^ neer 215:499-500 Mr 15 '63
•63 Rapid, nondestructive determination of beryl-
Far infraredsorption. radiation Electronics model
36:67-9 ofJathe25 earth.
"63 R. lium using Van de Graaft X-rays. C. A.
A. McGee. bibliog diag AIAA J 1:2184-5 S Levine and'63 J. P. Surls, jr. il diags Anal
Infrared transmission of several non-silicate Structure34:1614-17
Chem of nucleiN probed '62 by new Van de
glass systems. F. C. Lin. bibliog Glass Ind Graaff. D. A. Bromley, bibliog diags Nucle-
44:19-23. S7-91-I- Ja-F "63 onics 21:48-55 My
Superconductivity aids atom smashing. Steel '63
Optical tion propertiescoefficientsofand powders; optical absorp-
the absolute value
of the diffuse reflectance; properties of 152:864- My 13
Transportable neutron '63 generators. II Engineer
luminescent powders. N. T. Melaraed. bib- 216:17 Jl 5 '63
Use of ballistic pendultims with pulsed
Radiantliog absorption
diag J Ap Phys 34:560-70 of
characteristics Mr concave
'63 plasma accelerators. T. J. Gooding and
cylindrical surfaces. E. M. Sparrow, diags others. ARS J 32:1599-600 O '62; Discussion.
A S M E Trans ser C ultraviolet
84:283-93 N absorber
'62 AIAA
Van de Graaft J 1:246. energy 1233-5 resolution.
Ja. Mv '63 G. C. Kyker,
Relationship between
structural tjT)es and photostabilization of jr. and R. M. Williamson. R Sci Instr 33;
plastics. A. F. Strobel and S. C. Catlno. bib- Tale872 hails
Ag '62the Emperor. Elec Eng 82:295 Ap
liog diag Ind & Eng Chem Product Res &
Develop 1:241-8
Techniques for studjTng D '62 the relationship of See also
UV absorbers and dye lightfastness. D. R. Linear accelerators
Baer and others, il diag Am DyestufE Rep Synchrotron
52:168-71 Mr 4 '63 ACCELERATORS,
celerators Electron. See Electron ac-
Triplet state may be basis for useful photo-
cliromics. il diag Chem & Eng N 41:53-4-)- ACCELEROMETERS
Je See
3 '63also Digital integrating accelerometer provides
Black body velocity data. W. J. Talon. Spacey Aero-
Gamma rays— Absorption nautics 40:124-6 S
Hall effect accelerometer. M. Nalecz and H. '63
Spectrophotometry Ziornecki. bibliog II diags Franklin Inst J
X rays — Absorption 276:14-25 Jl 63
ABSORPTION spectra. See Spectrum — Âbsorp- Inertial switches. R. C. Dix. diag Machine
tion spectra
ABSTRACTS Design 35:191-4 S 26 '63
Semi-automatic calibration for linear ac-
Electronic aids to translating, abstracting celerometers.'63 R. D. Bronson. il Space/
and editing. H. Dagnall. bibliog diag Wire- Aeronautics 39:115-16
Theory of an inertial system. V. A Karaka- Ap '63
Informationless World service 69:242-6 for My the '63 American food shev. diags AIAA J 1:1491-6 Je 63
industry. J. C. Mover. Food Tech 17:324- Tiny pickup gauges line vibration. R. Teng-
JaSee'63 also wall and H. D. Fischer, jr. II diag Elec
Chemical abstracts (periodical) World 159:71 Ap 22 '63
Two-phase accelerometer. J. Law. jr and D.
ACCELERATION oW 1 4- 7Novotny.
o u3 bibliog 11 diag Elec Eng 82:
•62
Change in human center gravity produced Testing
by change in direction of acceleration. J. W.
Chaffee, bibliog il diags ARS J 32:1677-80 N Accelerometer resonant frequency. D.
Pennington, il diag Instruments & Control
Determination of the linear acceleration of Systems
an object with respect to a set of arbitrary Easy way 35:80-1 to testD '62 accelerometers H. W.
fixed axes of mea.surement. M. Z. Litvin- Hossfeld. II diag Electronics 36:82-4 Jl 19
Sedoy. bibliog diags AIAA J 1:2222-4 S '63
Eight-channel oscillograph for recording ac- ACCIDENT
measures prevention. See Safety devices and
celerations. I.B. Laker. 11 diags Electronic
Eng 35:434-8 Jl '63in a nonuniform accelera- ACCIDENTS
Interface stability Accidental poisoning; emergency calls to In-
tion field. L. L. Lengyel. AIAA J 1:215-16 dustrial concerns for help; public health
Ja '63
Measuring acceleration by magnetic suspen- and legal implications. G. M. Naimark.
sion. F. W. Kear. diags Electronics 35:62- bibliog
Can we Indswitch Med oft-the-job
.S2:135-7 Ap accidents
'63 to a
5 O 12 '62 safety channel? R. B. Jordan. Safety Maint
ACCELERATORS. See Vulcanization— Ac- 125:12-134- Mr '63
celerators Engineering law: children and their rescue.
ACCELERATORS (particles) E. Mitchell. approach
Engineer to216:429-30
Engineering developments, 1962: accelera- Epidemiologic accident Scausation.
13 '63
tors, il Elec performance
Experijnental Eng 81:948-9 of D a '62crossed-fleld
plasma accelerator. V. H. Blackman and R. Epidemiology
#2:17''d8-if '^"-'62 of summer ^''"'"^ ^camp ' accidents.
^"^ ^^"^R.
J. Sunderland, bibliog il diags AIAA J 1: J. Meyer and others, bibliog Archives En-
2047-52 S '63 vironmental Health 7:325-30 S '63
Gas flow regulator for an rf ion source. Safety in sewer and treatment plant opera-
B. L. White and others. R Sci Instr 33: tion. V. T. Mann, bibliog WPCP J 35:222-66
1111-12 O -62 F '63
He-, Hi-, and other negative ion beams Searching for the truth. K. A. Carney. Ind
available from duoplasmatron ion source MedSee 32:361-3
also S '63
with gas charge exchange. B. B. Carter and
R H Davis, bibliog diag R Scl Instr 34: Automobile accidents
93-6 Ja '63 .\\'iation — .\rci dents
H^NT ion energy accumulation In the tan- Building accidents
dem Van de Graaft accelerator. C. D. Moak Burns and scalds
TTh'e — Injuries
S-JV^ - ot"^";?-. bibliog diag R Sci Instr 34: Fires
853-6 Ag '63 First aid in illness and Injury
Liverpool university's Van de Graaff ac- Gas companies — Accidents
Magnetic Induction celerator, il Engineering 194:762 D 7 "62
parameter for Lorentz Safety devices and measures
accelerators. H. Beckmann. AIAA J 1:1434 Safety education
Safety movement
ACCIDENTS— Continued ACCOUNTING
See also
Billing
Psychological aspects Cost accounting
Psychosomatic aspects of accidents. B. C. Depletion
Sachs. Ind Med 31:525-32 D '62 Invoices
Statistics Time keeping
Di-sability days due to injury. G. A. Gleeson. also subdivision
subjects, e.g. Accoimting under special
Ind Med 32:288-95 Jl '63 Chemical industries
ACCIDENTS, Industrial Contractors
Acute trichloroethylene narcosis, E. O. Lone- Food factories
ley and K. Joiie.s. diae Archives Environ- Gas companies
Paper and pulp mills
Air force mental seminar Health 7:249-52
zeroes- Aein '63
on human error Petroleum refineries
in materials handling safety, diag Mod Public utilities
Textile mills
Analysis shows 45 per cent of '63accidents in
Materials Handling 18:7 Mr Waterworks
printinK industry occur in pressroom. In- Mechanical aids
Crushing land Ptr/Am
machine LithoRr 152:65 O Rock
accidents. '63 Prod 65: Computer locates rail shipments in seconds.
63-1- D -62 11 Elec World
Howard savings159:28 Je 24 '63case history in
institution:
Death in a hole. P. A. Breysse. Ind Med real-time data processing. J. J. Feldman. il
32:95-7 Mr '63 diags IEEE Trans Com & Electronics p367-
Do disablins injury rates tell the whole stor^-? Plant work-loading system. 11 Engineer 215:
L.. J. Voland. Safety Maint 125:10-11 Je '63
European safety awareness surges. R. Iron- 72 Jl computer
1171-3
Small 'mJe 28 '63 fulfills small utility s study
man. Rock Prod 66:S0-t- S '63 need; ville.Municipal
Tex. G. K, piiblic Weir, ilutilities.
Elec WorldBrowns-
159:
How press operators really set hurt. E. D.
Sallee. II Safety Maint 124:14-17-f- D •62; 54-5-1- Je 3 '63
125:16-20 Ja '63 Using data processing in aA-counting and
Industrial accidents: read all about them. marketing. S. M. Berman. Foundry 91:64-
Engrineering 196:312 S 6 '63 See also
Learnine the hard way. Safety Maint 125:25 Calculating
6 S '63 machines
NixMr the '63 Six canipaisn; (ras industry drive on ACCRA. Ghana
six most common accidents. Safety Maint See also
Housing — Accra. Ghana
120:25-6 Ak '63 ACCUMULATORS. Hydraulic. See Hydraulic
Persons injured while at work. C. S. Wilder. accumulators
Ind Med 32:191-6 My '63 ACENAPHTHENE
Psvcholop:ical cotnplications in industrial in- Long-range coupling in the nuclear magnetic
juries. J. C. Nemiah. Archives Environ- resonance spectra of acenaphthene deriva-
mental Health 7:481-6 O '63 tives. M. J. S. Dewar and R. C. Fahey.
Revised standard defines factors for analyzlne
work injuries. F. R. McElroy. Mag of Stand bibliog
ACENAPHTHENONE Am Chem Soc J 85:2704-8 S 20 '63
34:80 Mr '63 Interaction of diphenylketene with 2-benzyI-
Systematictalline enzyme therapy:
chvmotryppin use of oral
in industrial crys-
medicine. ideneacenaphthen-1-one. N. Campbell and
P. S. Davison, bibliog Chem & Ind p2012-13
B. O. Nemoitin. bibliog Ind Med 32:458-90
N '63 ACENAPHTHYLENE
Unsafe-acts inspection. R. N. Stapleton. N 24 -62 addition to olefins; the stereo-
Electrophilic
Chem Eng 70:185-6 Aer 19 '63 chemistry of addition of deuterium halldes
Vigilance, the price of safety. R. A. Wil- to acenaphthvlene. M. J. S. Dewar and
R. C. Fahey. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85;
liams. WPCF J 35:344-6 Mr '63
^pp. also 2245-8 Ag 5 '63
ACETALDEHYDE
Building accidents
Burns and scalds Alkvlations at the y-position of acetotalde-
Coal mines and mining — Accidents and ex- hvde and a-benzylacetoacetaldehyde through
plosions their dicarbanions. T. M. Harris and others,
Dust explosions bibliog Am of Chemdiphenvlacetaldehyde.
Soc J 85:3273-6 O J. 20 W.'63
Employers liability Atitoxidation
Explosions Huffman and R. P. Elliott, bibliog Chem &
Eye — Injuries Tnd pn5n-1
Effect of blanching, An 20 '63storage temperature, and
First aid in illness and injury
Gas companies — Accidents container atmosphere on acetaldehyde and
Machinery— Safety devices alcohol production and off-flavor formation
Mine accidents In frozen snap-beans. T. Fuleki and J. J.
Safety devices and measures David, dissipation
bibliog Food
Safety education Energy fromTech 17:1313-16
excited O '63
acetaldehyde
Safety organization molecules. C. S. Parmenter and W. A.
Trauma Noves. ir. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:416-21
Costs Polymeric forms of acetaldehyde. E. C.
How high the cost of serious bums! J. A. F 20 '63 and
Craven others, bibliog diags J Ap
Houghton. Safety Maint 126:46-8-1- S '63 Chem 12:526-35 D '62
Psychological aspects Utilisation of ethanol; the alcohol-acetalde-
hvde dehvdrocenase s>'stPms in the livers
Psychosomatic aspects of accidents. B. C. of alcohol -treated rats. R. M. Daiani and
Sachs. Ind Med 31:525-32 D '62 others, bibliog J Nutrition 80:196-204 Je '63
Records Manufacture
American standard method of recording and Ethylene enters '63 a new field; acetyl chemicals
measuring
'63 work injury experience, dlags by direct oxidation. H. C. Bozeman. il plan
Am Water Works Assn J 54:1429-42 N '62 diags Oilaldehvd*^
German &'63 Gas technique J 60:216-21 canO 15now '62 make
Statistics ketones, flow diag diags Chem Eng 70:48-f-
19S2 work injurie.s. Safety Maint 125:23-1- My Turning out the basics at Varennes; Rhaw-
aInlgan
30 '63Chemicals. 11 diag Can Chem Process
Thr m Inj r Saf M 1
ee onth ury ates. ety aint 24: 47-64-6
ACETALS
Jl -ns
ACC 13 D '62 in the hom Acetal resin fixtures; designed for peg-board
IDE
Pcsficidc pni.c^ning eaccidents among young use II Plastics World 21:73 Je '63
NTS
children. H. M. Cann. blbllog Am J Pub Characterization and determination of alde-
Honllh 5:!:lt18-26 S '63 hvdes by the ultmviolet spectral changes
ACCOUNTANTS resulting from acetal formation. E. P.
Oil close* recnilting-.salarj' gap. Oil & Gas J Crowell and others. Anal Chem 35:184-9 F
61:93 Jl 15 '63
ACCOUNTANTS. National conference of elec- Crea te d In perf abst
tric and gas utility. See National conference B tiveBigl. nDrug
enci &
es Cosmetic umerInd 92:641 ractMy
.
of electric and gas utility accountants v;
ACETALS — Continued Surface properties of silica gels; influence
L>u Jr'ont drops Ceicon suit against Celanese. of acid concentration in the preparation
Chem & of Kng N 41:21 of Myaceials 13 '63in protium from .sodium silicate and acetic acid. J. D.
Kinetics iiydrolysis Madeley and K. S. W. Sing, bibliog J Ap
and deuterium oxides. iVI. Kiipatricli. bibliog
Ain Cliem Soc J !i5:lU3t)-S Ap 2U '63 Chem 12:49i-9
IJnusual nuclear Nmagnetic
'62 resonance dilution
Polaris gets improved fuel from new nitro- shift for acetic acid in acetic anhydride.
piasticizers; process tiowslieet. K. Uuc- N. Muller and P. I. Rose. Am Chem Soc J
cione. il Ciiem
PolyacetaJs carve out Kng growing
70:62-4 niarliet.
Ap 1 '6311 Can 85:2173-4 Jl 20 '63
Chem Process 47:65-6 O '63 See alsoacid
Peracetic
Spectropliotoiliioronietric studies of some Phenoxyacetic acid
aromatic aldehydes and their acetais. E. P. Trichloroacetic acid
Crowell and C. J. Varsel. Anal Chem 35:
1S'J-U2 F '63 Manufacture
Wash-wear finislies for cotton from DMEU Acetic acid from aliphatic hydrocarbons, il
and glutaraldehyde-pentaerythritol acetais.
R. M. H. Kullman and others, bibliog Am Ind Chem rotile
Alternate 38:553-5 to Nacetic
'62 acid, diag Can
WhatDyestuft engineers Rep 52:43-4 shouldJa know
21 '63 about acetal
Chem Process
Celanese expands 47:67-8 acetyl S plants
'63 in Texas, il
resins.
O 63 J. D. Young, il Metal Proe S4:162-6 Chem & starts
Distillers Eng N up41:23-4 new Je 24 '63acid process:
acetic
ACETAMIDE direct oxidation of light petroleum fraction,
Diffusion coefficients, densities, and viscosi-
ties of solutions of acetamide in water. H. il Chem & of Eng
Economics N 40:50 Nacetic
recovering 12 '62acid. W. V.
J. Christolt'ers and G.S 5Kegeles. bibliog Am Brown, bibliog (low diags il Chem Eng
Chem Soc J So:2562-5 '63
ACETAMIDO group Prog
ACETIC anhydride59:65-8 O '63
Syntliesis of 2-acetainido-2-deoxy-L-xylose. Acid-base indicators in the binary solvent,
M. L,. Wolfrom and others, bibliog Chem & acetic anhydride-acetic acid. O. W. Kolling
Ind p41 Ja 5 '63 and T. L. Stevens, bibliog Anal Chem 34:
ACETATES
Application of mass spectrometry to struc- 1653-5 N '62
Rearrangement of pyridine N-oxide with
ture problems; acetates of partially methyl- acetic anhydride: kinetics and mechanism.
ated pentoses and hexoses. D. G. De Jongh J. H. Markgraf and others, bibliog Am
and K. Biemann. bibliog Ain Chem Soo J
i)5:22sa-94 As 5 '63 Chem
Studies Soc
of the J 85:958-61 acetylation Ap of 5 '63 steroids us-
Application of mass spectrometry to struc- ing l-carbon-14-acetic anhydride. O. V.
ture problems; acetates of pentoses and Dominguez and others, bibliog Anal Chem
hexoses. K. Biemann and others, bibliog
Am Chem Soc J S5:1763-U Je 20 '63 35:1243-7nuclear
Unusual Ag '63 magnetic resonance dilution
Biogenetically patterned in vitro oxidation- shift for acetic acid in acetic anhydride.
cyclization of fariiesyl acetate. E. E. van N. Muller and P. I. Rose. Am Chem Soc J
Tamelen and others, bibliog Am Chem
Soc J S5:3295-6 O of 20 '63sugar acetates and 85:2173-4 Jl 20 '63
ACETIIVIIDE
Chromatography Reversible blocking of protein amino groups
methyl ethers on Magnesol. M. L,. Wolfrom by the acetimidyl group. M. L. Ludwig and
and others, bibliog Anal Chem 35;13o(-9 R. Byrne, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:4160-
5 '63
Effect of diet on the uptake of carbon-14- ACETOACETATES
2 N 5 "62
'63
labeled acetate, glucose and leucine into
lipids of the cliick. J. E. Marion and H. M. Sucrose acetoacetates. L. K. Dalton. bibliog
Edwards, jr. bibliog J Nutrition 81:55-9 S J Ap Chem 13:277-81SeeJl Glycerides '63
ACETOGLYCERIDES.
Guide to clear sheet forming. W. A. Neitzert. ACETOIN. See Hydroxybutanone
il diags Mod Plastics 40:140-3 Mr '63 ACETOLYSIS
SubsLituent effects in pyrolysis; a p-cr correla- Acetolysis of l.o-diphenyl-cis-3-bicycIo[3.1.0]-
tion in the pyrolysis of 1-arylethyl ace- hexyl j)-toluenesulfonate. E. J. Corey and
tates. R. Taylor and others, bibliog Am
Chem Soc J 84:4817-24 D 20 '62 H. Uda. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:1788-92
See also Enhancement of acetolysis rates by charge-
Nickel acetate Je 20 '63 complexing.
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Indirect polarographic determination of acids.
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droxyoleic acid, a possible precursor of
epoxyoleic acid. T. K. Miwa and others, 40:69-70 ofF fatty
Reaction '63 acids with N-methyl tau-
bibliog Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:225-9 Je '63 rine. L. W. Burnette and M. B. Chiddix.
Fatty acid contents of margarines and other Am Oil Chem Soc J 39:477-8 N '62
table fats. P. Bernfeld and others, bibliog Reactions of ozone; ozonization of fatty acids
Am J Clinical Nutrition 11:554-8 D '62; and their derivatives. A, Maggiolo, bib-
Discussion. 12:253 Mr '63
Fatty acid derivatives in polvurethanes L, Recent liog progress
Am Oil Chemin Soc J 40:161-4 ofAp mono-
autoxidation '63
A. Goldblatt. bibliog Am Oil Chem Soc J ethenoid fatty acids and their esters. J H
Skellon and D. M. Wharry, bibliog Chem
39:502-8 N '62
Free fatty acids in wheat flour; abstract. & Ind P929-32
Separation of Je fatty 8 '63 ester-mercuric acetate
W.63 R. Morrison. Chem & Ind p 1196 JI 20 adducts of alumina. H. B. White, jr. and
F. W. Quackenbush. bibliog Am Oil Chem
Hydrazine-reduced linolenic acids as a .source Soc J procedure
Simple 39:511-13 D for'62 obtaining docosahex-
of Co. Cij, and Cw dibasic acids. H. J. aenoic acid. V. F. Stout. Am Oil Chem
Dutton and others, bibliog Am Oil Chem
Soc J 40:175-9 My '63 Soc J methods
Special 40:40 Ja '63 of purifying fattv acids N,
Hydroxy fatty acid; new outlet for foots: Pelick and others, bibliog diags Am OH
NRC fermentation of soanstock to fattv Chem Soc J 40:119-25 S '63
acids arousing widespread interest. Can
Chem Process 47:53-4-1- Ae '63 Structural correlation of unsaturated fatty
Impaired pigmentation in Chinook salmon fed acid esters through graphical comparison
diets deficient in essential fatty acids. N. of gas-liquid chromatographic retention
Nicolaides and A. N. Woodall. bibliog II J times on a polyester substrate. R. G Ack-
nmn. bibliog Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:558-64
Nutrition 78:431-7 D '62
/n Diuo antioxidants and polyunsaturated add Structural
Omaterial
'63 information of long-chain fattv
metabolism; symposium, bibliog flow sheet obtained rapidly and conveniently
Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:353-71 Ag '63 by the use of -X-rnv diffraction studies of
Inadvertent isomerization of polyunsaturated single crystals of urea and thiourea adducts.
acid.s during ester preparation. H J Ast. N. >Jlcolaules and F. Lave.s. bibliog 11 diags
Anal Chem 36:1539-40 S '63 Am on Chem .Soc J 40:400-13 S '63
Analysis
ACIDS. Fatty — Continued , , ,
Structure of highly unsaturated fatty acias Coulometric determination of organic acids.
of fish oils by high resolution nuclear R. O. Crisler and R. D. Conlon. bibliog il
maenetic resonance spectral analysis. T. diags Am Oil ofChem
Hashimoto and oUiers. Am Oil Chem Soo Determination tracesSoc ofJ 39:470-3
organic Naîds
'62 in
J 4U:124-S small samples; gas liquid chromatography
Study of theAp hypocholesterolemic
'63 . . of•
activity of the total concentrate. V. M. Riddle.
the ethyl esters of the polyunsaturated fat- diags Anal miciodetermination
Chem 35:853-9 Je '63of alpha-
ty acids of cod Uver oil in the chicken. S. Fluorometric
G. Kahn and others, bibliog J Nutrition 8U: keto acids. J. E. Spikner and J. C. Towne.
4U3-34 AE Ii3 . , . bibliog AnalacidsChemof blueberries.
34:1468-71 OP. '62
a-SuJfo fatty acids and derivatives: synthesis, Nonvolatile Markakls
properties and use. A. J. Stirton. biblioe and others, bibliog J Agri & Food Chem
Am Oil
Three newChem oilseedsSoc Jrich
3U:4'J0-6 N '62
in cis-ll-eicosenoic ACNE11:8-11 Ja '63
acid. K. L. MikolajczaU and others, bibliog Insulin for acne. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93:
Am Oil Chem Soc J 4U:294-5 Jl '63
Use of fattv acids in cosmetics and per- 116 Jl -63 products.
Medicated Drug & Cosmetic Ind
fumery. K. T. Zilch. Am Perfumer 77:41-3
92:637 My '63
UseN '62of isopropyl fatty esters in cosmetic tories
ACOUSTIC laboratories. See Sound labora-
formulations. G. Holzner. Am Perfumer 7S:
S9-93 O '63 ACOUSTIC patents
See also Patents.
Sound Published in bi-monthly numbers of
Linoleic acid
Oleic acid ACOUSTIC resonance. See Resonance
Palmitic acid ACOUSTICS. See Sound
Stearic acid
Analysis ACOUSTICS, Architectural
Acoustic clouds may roll by; Philharmonic
Analysis of cis- trans fatty acid isomers using Hall, il Engproblems
N 170:21 in Ap American
11 '63
gas-Uquid chromatography. C. Litchfield Acoustical school-
and others, biblios Ain Oil Chem Soc J
houses, Sound
Acoustical treatment 1:43 Nof '62
classrooms in use.
40:302-9 Jland'63
Chemical biological assay of essential. ,
fatty acids. M. C. Williams and R. Reiser, Sound
Acoustics 1:45
and N architecture.
'62 R. B. Newman.
bibliog Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:237-41 Je '63 Sound 2:15-17 Jl '63music departments. L. S.
Determination of cyclic fatty acids by gas- Acoustics for school
liquid chromatography. L.. T. Black and
R. A. Kisenhauer. bibliog Am Oil Chem Goodfriend. in'63iluse.
Classrooms plansD. Fitzroy.
Sound 2:28-32 Ja 2:16-
il Sound '63
Soc J 40:272-4
Distribution of Jl '63
individual , in
fatty acids . the
,
Instant
18 Ja people
'63 help tune Philharmonic hall,
crj-stallization
Arnold and A. fractious
D. Milloy.ofbibliog
lard. Am
L. Oil
K. il Machine to Design 35:8 Ap H.11 C.'63Hardy,
Introduction school acoustics.
Chem acids
Fatty Soc Jof40:296-7 lard. S.Jl F.
'63 Herb and others, plan Sound 2:9-11measurement
Ja '63
Problems in the of reverbera-
bibliog Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:83-8 tion time. T. J. Schultz. bibliog diags Audio
Quantitative analysis of short chain Mrfatty
'63
acids using gas liquid chromatography. Eng Soc J of
Retlectivity 11:307-17 O '63 in concert halls.
panel arrays
B. M. Craig and others, bibliog Am Oil B. G. Walters and others, il plan diags
Chem Soc J 40:61-3 F '63 Sound auditorium.
2:26-30 My W. '63 J. Cavanaugh. bibliog
Quantitative School
mation of gas liquidfatty
volatile chromatographic esti-
acids in aqueous il Sound 2:19-27 Jain '63the American school-
media. R. G. Ackman and R. D. Burgher, Sound of change
bibliog Anal Chem 35:647-52 My '63 house. J. King, bibliog Sound 2:12-15 Ja
Simple method of calibrating a GLC column Sound reinforcement at Philharmonic hall.
for quantitative fatty acid analysis. H. M.
Edwards, jr. and J. E. Marion. Am Oil D. Saslaw. il diags Audio 47:38+ Ap '63
Chem Soc J 40:299-300 Jl '63 See also
Sound absorbent materials
Tuna fatty acids. "VV. T. Roubal. bibliog diags ACOUSTICS of music. See Music — Acoustics
Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:213-18 Je '63 and physics
ACIDS, Organic
Conjugate acids of 2.5-dimethylpyrrole. E. ACRYLAMIDE
B. Whipple and others, bibliog Am Chem Determination of traces of polyacrylamides in
Soc J 85:26-30 Ja 5 '63 water. W. B. Crummett and R. A. Hummel,
Decarboxylation of B-ketoacids; a study of bibliog Am Water Works Assn J 55:209-19
the decarboxylation of 1-carboxy-bicyclo TwoF '63new organic reactions use phosphorus:
[3,3.1] nonane derivatives. J. P. Ferris and element reacts with acrylonitrile and acryl-
N. C. Miller, bibliog diags Am Chem Soo J
amide to make phosphine oxides, and with
85:1325-8 My 5 '63 organometallics to give phosphines. Chem
Dimer acids. J. C. Cowan, bibliog Am Oil
Chem Soc J 39:534-45 bibliog(p544-5) D '62 C& Eng N 40:44-5 N 19 '62
ACRYLATES
Effects of substituents on acidities of organic Brief look at reactive acrylics. A. C. Nuessle.
acids in water: thermodynamic theory of
the Hammett equation. L. G Hepler. bib- bibliog Am
Canadian acrylate Dyestuff Rep looms.
prospect 52:692-6CanS Chein
2 '63
liog Am Chem Soc J 85:3089-92 O 20 '63 Process and 47:60-1- ify '63 of floor polish com-
Organic acids in metal cleaning and finishing. Function performance
T. A. Downey, bibliog il Metal Finishing ponents. A. J. JuUan. Soap & Chem Spec
60:50-7-f O '62 38:74-6-1- of
Grafting N '62 poly (1.1-dihydroperfluoroalkyl
Stereospecific total synthesis of two 5-amino- acrylates) on wool. A. G. Pittman bibliog
5.6-dideoxy-DL-hexonic acids, a novel class
of aminosugar related compounds. B. Textile Res J 33:817-24 O '63
Belleau and Y. K. Au- Young, bibliog Am Spectrophotomotric determination of the
Chem Soc J 85:64-71 Ja 5 '63 methyl ether of hydroquinone in ethyl acry-
late in the presence of hvdroquinone. J. C.
SiUfur derivatives of long-chain acids. G. S. Stone,monomers
diag Analderived Chem 35:1552-3
Sasin. bibliog Am Oil Chem Soc J 39:488- Vinyl from fats S and
'63 oils.
90 N '62 and properties of highly hindered H. M. Teeter. Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:143-56
Synthesis biblioglo 155-6) Ap '63
aliphatic acids. M. S. Newman and T. See also
Fukunaga. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85: Plastics. Transparent
1176-8 Ap 20 '63
See also Analysis
Adipic acid Gas chromatographic analysis of poly(ethylena
Benzoic acid ethyl acrylate) and poly(ethylene vinyl
Carboxylic acids acetate) pyrolyzates. E. M. Barrall, 2d and
Citric acid
Croconic acid others, bibliog Anal Chem 35:73-6 Ja '63
Eburicoic acid ACRYLIC fibers
Fumaric acid Acrylic fiber prices lowered. 11 Chem & Bnif
Muconic acid N 40:21-2 O 8 '62
Oxalic acid American
Resin acids yam. TypeCyanamid's new acrylic
63. A. R. Loosli filament
and others. Mod
Terephthalic acid Textiles Mair 43:46-50-1- N '62
'63
10 APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY INDEX 1963

ACRYLIC fibers — Continued ACTIVATED sludge method. See Sewage dis-
Effect of spinneret hole length on fiber diam- posal— Activated sludge method; Trade
eter; a means for measurinK polymer solu- waste disposal — Activated sludge method
tion inhomogeneities. C. O. Bostwicit. il ACTIVATION
diae Texule Ites J :i2:S19-24 O 62 Activation analysis applied to steel produc-
EverlastinK canopies: acrylic outdoor fabric tion. G. I. Crawford and others, bibliog il
Sunbrella.
Iiiiluence of coagulation 11 Textile Ind variables 126:137-9 Non '62the diags Radio & Electronic Eng in26:251-9 S '63
Activation analysis lor sodium the sodium
structure and physical properties of an ac- tungsten bronzes. R. J. Reuland and A. F.
rylic fiber. J. P. Knudsen. bibliOK ii diaK Voigt. bibliog diag Anal Chem 35:1263-7 Ag
Textile Kes J 33:13-2U Ja 6:!
Two-bath spinning process improves acrylic Activation energies for reorientation proc-
U.K.fiber. steps Textile up Worldsynthetic113:106fiberO '63capacity, il esses in ferrocene and some of its de-
rivatives; a study of proton magnetic res-
Chem & EnK N 41:33-40 O 14 '63 onance spectra. L. N. Mulay and A. At-
See also talla. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:702-6 Mr
Dyes and dyeing — Acrylic fibers
Dynel Activation
20 '63 drogen energies from bond energies; hy-
Orion transfer reactions. H. S. Johnston
ACRYLIC plastics. See Plastics. Transparent and C. Parr, bibliog .tVm Chem Soc J 85:
ACRYLONITRILE 2544-51 of
Analysis S 5foods '63 by neutron-activation tech-
ABS joins plastics that can be plated, il niques. J. D. Buchanan and V. P. Guinn.
Chem
Application & Eng- of the N 41:48-9
theory of Mr paracrystaJs
25 '63 to . bibliog activation
Anionic il Food Tech of C-H 17:17-22.
bondscover Ja '63
in olefins.
A. Schriesheim and otliers. bibliog Am
acrylonitrile. P. H. Lindenmeyer ofandpoly-
the crystal structure analysis R. Chem Soc Jactivation 85:2111-18 entropy Jl 20 '63 in the iron
Hosemann. bibliog il diags J Ap Phys 34: Anomalous
42-5 Ja '03 ill)-manganese(lll) reaction. M. J. Nicol
Effects of gamma radiation and D. R. Rosseinsky. Chem & Ind p 1166
irradiation reactions. F. A.on Blouin
cotton:andpost-J.
C. Arthur, jr. bibliog il Textile Res J 33: Apparent chemical kinetics of surface reac-
727-38 S '63 ABS. but the motor, il Mod Jl 13 '63 tions in external flow systems; diftusionai
Everything falsification of a<;tivation energy and reac-
Plastics 40:92-3 put Mr zip'63 in acrylonitrile out- tion order. D. E. Rosner. bibliog A I Ch E J
Export marliets 9:321-31 Myof '63
Correlation volume of activation, solvent
put. Chem
High-strength cellulosic & Eng N 40:11-12 D 31 '62
materials through polarity and reactant charge type for var-
internal polymerization. L.. W. Lyncii. bib- ious organic reactions. K. R. Brower. bib-
Imperial liog il Tappi chemical 46:480-5 Ag '63 and British
industries liog Am Chem of Soc
Determination micro J 85:1401-4
amounts My of 20 '63
calcium
Hydrocarbon form new joint company to in potassium chloride by neutron activa-
build acrylonitrUe plant. Chem & Eng N tion analysis. F. W. E. Strelow and H.
41:46 Apspinning 15 '63 from a mixed polymer sys- SUirk. bibliog of Anal
Determination oxygen Chemin gallium
35:1154-9 arsenide
Ag '63
Solution
tem: a multivariable study. G. K. Morbey by neutron activation analysis. R. F.
and J. C. Whitwell. bibliog Textile Res J Bailey and D. A. Ross, bibliog Anal Chem
Take33:673-88
a fresh S '63 look at low cost styrene 35:791-4 Je '63of phosphorus in hypereutec-
Determination
acrylonitrile. J. E. Hauck. il Materials in tio aluminum-silicon alloys by a neutron
activation method. R. Blackburn and B. F.
Designpolniierization
Three Eng 57:82-5 Jelines '63 yield AB.S plastics G. Peters, diag Anal Chem 35:10-13 Ja '63
array: process tiowsheet. N. P. Chopey. il Determination of submicrogram quantities of
aluminum In natural diamonds bv neutron
Two diagsnewChem organicEng reactions
69:154-6 S use 17 '62phosphorus; activation analysis. E. C. Lightowlers. bib-
element reacts with acrylonitrile and acryl- liog Anal Chem
Determination 34:1398-402 O quantities
of submlcrogrEuti '62 of
amide to make phosphine oxides, and with
organometallics to give phosphines. Chem manganese, sodimn, and copper in natural
& Eng N acrylonitrile 40:44-5 N 19 price '62 diamonds b.v neutron activation analysis.
Unrealistic upped. Chem E. C. Lightowlers. bibliog Anal Chem 35:
1285-90 Ag '63
Which route to ethylene? '63
& Eng N 41:24 Mr 25 W. F. Stevens and Determination of tantalum in tungsten by
activation analysis. R. Corth. Anal Chem
G. Thodos. Pet Management 35:197-200 O '63 'fi:-l
Manufacture 34:1607-8 N '62of the total oxygen content
Determination
of organic materials by fast neutron ac-
Du Pont, IBM acliieve dynamic optimization tivation. R. A. Stallwood and others, bib-
of nonlinear acrylonitrile process, i] Chem liog diags Analof total Chem sulfur35:6-10 inJa water'63
& EnglookN at41:60-2 F 18 '63P. W. Sherwood. Determination by
Fresh ■63 acrylonitrile. neutron activation analysis. C. H. Wayraan.
bibliog il Pet Management 34:173-6 Ag; 218- bibliog Ajial of Chemtrace35:768-9 My '63
21 S '62 switches Determination quantities of uranium
Goodrich to propylene in acrylo- by neutron activation analysis. D. Decat
nitrile process. Chem & Eng N 41:29 Jl 29 and others, bibliog Anal Chem 35:845-7 Je
New acr pro rev of rec Developments 'l',2 in radioactivation analysis. D.
ylo
developments. P. W. ces Sherwood, iewil Ind ent
Chem Taylor, bibliog il Engineering 196:378-9 S
nit ses '63
39:242-5 My rile'63 ; Emission
Petrochemical developments: new data on 20 '63 spectra
Lehmann.
of (Zn.Cd)S phosphors. W.
bibliog Electrochem Soc J 110:
Sohio's
others, ilacrylo process.
diag Hydrocarbon F. Process
Veatch & and Pet 754-8 Jl '63of mercury In biological material
Estimation
Refiner 41:187-90 N '62 by neutron activation analysis. H. Smith.
Sohio. Distiller.s go to court over acrylonitrile Anal Chemof 35:635-6 My '63in biological ma-
proce,sses. Chem & Eng N 41:29 N 4 '63 Estimation strontiimi-S4
ACTINIDE series terial by neutron activation analysis. H.
MicroacUvation analysis for oxygen in the Smith. Anal ofChema previously 35:749-51 Myunassigned
'63
actinide metals. A. C. Demildt. bibliog diag Identification
Anal Chem 35:1228-30 Ag '63 five-second bromine activity and its use
ACTINIUM in neutron activation analysis. O. U.
Analysis Anders, bibliog Anal Chem 34:1678-80 D
Radiochemical determination of actinium in Iridium compound activates Oa and Hj.
uranium mill effluents. H. G. Petrow and 1.. Va.ska. il Chem & Eng N 41:384- Je 10
R. J.
ACTINOMYCETESAllen. Anal Chem 35:747-9 My '63
Neutron activation analysis expands. 11 Steel
Chemical aspects of actinomycete metabolltea 152:103 activationJe 10 '63 analysis of alloy steel and
as contributors of taste and odor. R. L. Neutron
Morris and others, bibliog fiow diag Am electro-etch residues for sixteen elements.
Water Works As.sn J 65:1380-90 O '63 I. J. Gruverman and W. A. Henninger. bib-
Studies on actinomycetes and their odors. A.
H. Romano and R. S. Saffennan. bibliog Neutronliog activation Anal Chem analysis 34:1680-3 of D aluminum:
'62 de-
Am Water Works Assn J 56:169-76 F '63 termination of gamma-emitting Impurities
ACTINOSPECTACIN. See Antibiotics with long half lives. F. Girardi and R.
Pietra. bibliog diag Anal Chem 36:173-7
ACTIVATED carbon. See Carbon. Activated F '63
APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY '63INDEX 1963 11
ACTIVATION — Contiimed Electrophillc addition to olefins. M. J. S.
Neutron activation and radiochemical ae- Dewar and R. C. Fahey. blbUoe Am Chem
termination of the molybdenum, chromium, Soc J 85:2245-52 Ag 5 '63
and iron content of individual stainless Free-radical additions to norbomadiene. D. J.
steel microspheres. P. A. Benson and C. Trecker and J. P. Henry, bibliog diags Am
E. Gleit. biblioK il Anal Chem 35:1029-32 Chemradical
Free Soc J reactions85:3204-12 initiated
O 20 '63 by lonlzine
Jl '63
•63
Neutron flux monitoring for activation anal- radiation; rate constants for hydrogen atom
ysis of oxygen. J. T. Gilmore and D. E. addition reactions with monooleflns. buta-
HuU. bibliosr diag Anal Chem 35:1623-5 O diene and benzene. K. Yang, blbliofr Am
Rapid determination of aluminum in minerals HydrogenSocisotope
Chem J ■63
84:3795-9
effectsO and 20 '62the mechanism
and rocks by thermal neutron activation of cycloaddition. T. J. Katz and R. Dessau,
analysis. D. F. Rhodes and W. E. Mott. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2172-3 Jl 20
dlaK Anal
Routine Chem 34:1507-8
activation analysis. O11 '62
I S A J 9: Kinetics and equilibrium of the system living
33-t- D '62 a-methylstyrene dlmer -|- monomer » the
Simplified method for determining sensitivi- living
reactor trimer;for studies application of a stirred-fiow
of reversible addition
ties in activation analysis. B. T. Kenna and reactions. C. L, Lee and others. Am Chem
L. A. Kemia. biblioK Anal Chem 35:1766-8
O '63 Soc J 85:912-14
Kinetics Ap 5 '63
of the photochemical dlmerizatlon of
ACTIVITY coefficients olefins to cyclobutane derivatives; intra-
Activity coefficients of indicators in sulfuric molecular addition. R. Srinlvasan. bib-
acid solutions: the relationships betvreen liog Am Chem Soc J 84:4141-5 N 5 '62
indicator acidity functions. R. H. Boyd, Macro rings: stereochemistry of a 1,6-cyclo-
biblioff Am Chem Soc Jand85:1555-61 Je 5 the
'63 addition reaction. D. J. Cram and others,
Polar effects on rates equilibria; bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:1088-93 Ap 20
effect of solvent on the transmission of
polar effects. J. Hine and others, biblios Molecular addition compounds of some phos-
Am of Chemdisplacement
Soc J 85:1473-6 My in 20 '63 phazenes and 1.3,5-triazines. S. K. Das and
Role reactions the de- others. Chem group cS: Indreactions;
p866 My reactions
25 '63
termination of activities in alloys with the Neighboring of
aid of galvanic cells. C. Wagner and A. 3- (o-haloalkyl) -3-phenyl-2-benzofuranones
Werner, bibliog diags Electrochem Soc J with secondary amines: trapped tetrahedral
110:326-32 Ap '63 intermediates in a carbonyl addition reac-
ACYL compounds tion. H. E, Zaugg and others, bibliog Am
Comparison of the bimolecular and intramo- Chemtype '63
Socreactions.
J 84:4567-73 D 5Harwood.
'62
lecular nucleophilic catalysis of the hydrol- New H. J. bibliog
ysis of substituted phenyl acylates by the Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:204-6 My of '63 BPi
dimethvlamino group. T. C. Bruice and Nuclear magnetic resonance studies
S. J. Benkovic. bibliog diags Am Chem addition compounds; the exchange of BFi
Soc J synthesis85:1-8 Ja 5of '63acyldienes developed. R. between
C. Rutenberg (CH3)20-BF3and others. and Am (CiHcljG-BFs.
Chem Soc A,J
General
F. Heck. Chem & Eng N 41:40 Jl 1 '63 85:2702-4 S 20 '63
Photochemical reactions: addition reactions of
Nonaqueous
amidines and potentiometric titration of B.acyl-
related compounds. H. olefins and acetylenes with benzonltrile.
Beggs and R. D. Spencer, bibliog Anal J. G. Atkinson and others, bibliog Am Chem
Chem 34:1590-4 N '62 Soc J 85:2257-63 Ag
Radiation-induced 5 '63 of hydrogen sulfide
addition
Phosphite complexes of alkyl- and acyl-cobalt to substituted acetylenes; synthesis of
carbonyls. R. F. Heck, bibliog Am Chem
Soc J 85:1220-3 My 5 '63 vinylthiols. F. W. Stacey and J. F. Harris,
ACYL group Jr. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:963-6 Ap 6
Approach to the specific cleavage of peptide Radical-Induced addition of acetic acid and
bonds: the acyl migration in dipeptides its derivatives to olefins. J. C. Allen and
containing hydroxyamino acids in anhy- others. Chem & Ind effect p 1621-2in SCH3 8 "62and CF«
drous hydrogen fluoride. S. Sakakibara and Secondary deuterium
others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:4921-8 D addition reactions. M. Feld and others, bib-
20 '62and electronic effects in the dissocia-
Steric liog Am Chem of
Stereochemistry Soc metal
J 84:4451-3addition D 5to'62 conlu-
tion of cobalt carbonyl derivatives; acylco- gated systems. N. L. Bauld. Am Chem Soo
balt carbonyls. R. F. Heck, bibliog Am
Chem Soc J 85:651-4 Mr 20 '63 J 84:4345-8 N 20 '62
Steric course of some carbenold additions to
ACYLATION olefins. G. L. Closs and others, bibliog Am
Acylated cyclodextrins as stationary phases
for comparative gas liquid chromatography. Chem Soc J 84:4985-6 D 20 '62
H. Schlenk and others, bibliog Anal Chem Studies of irreversibility of CFs addition; re-
34:1529-32 N '62 actions with some cis and trans isomers
Acylatlon by a metal-ion salt-quinone sys- and the problem of cis-trans isomeriza-
tem. E. J. Corey and H. KOnig. bibliog Am tion. H. Komazawa and others, bibliog Am
Chem Soc J 84:4904-8 D 20 '62 Chem Soc J 85:2043-7 Jl 20 '63
Enamine alkylation and acylation of carbonyl Substitution and addition reactions of the
compounds. G. Stork and others, bibliog fluoroolefins: the electrophillc addition of
Am Chem Socreactions J 85:207-22 Ja 20 '63of the mercuric fluoride to fluoropropenes in hy-
Intramolecular in acylation drogen fluoride. W. T. Miller. Jr. and M. B.
cyclooctatetraene dianion. T. S Cantrell Freedman. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85;
and H. Shechter. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 180-3 Ja 20Food. '63 See Food additives
85:3300-1 O 20 '63 ADDITIVES,
ADAMANTANE. See Tricyclodecane ADENINE
ADAPTATION (biology) Consumer verification of quality maintenance
Adaptation of rats to diets containing ethio- induced by JV'-benzyladenine in the storage
nine or excesa leucine. P. D. Spolter and of celery (anium graveolens) and broccoli
A. E. Harper, bibliog J Nutrition 80:386-90 (brassica oleracea var. Itallca). R R.
Dedolph and others, bibliog Food Tech 17:
Visual '63 performance
Ag under conditions of 1323-4 O of'63 Interaction of 9-methvladenlne
transient adaptation. R. M. Boynton and Enthalpy
N. D. Miller, bibliog diag Illiim Ene 58:541- and 1-methylthymine in water. S. J. Gill
50'62 Ag '63 and others, bibliog diags Am Chem Soc J
ADDING machines
Voice recognition. 11 Ind Electronics 1:24 O 85:706-8 Mr•6320 '63
Synthesis
adenines of and the anomeric
the identification7-D-ribofuranosyl-
of the
ADDITION compounds nucleoside from pseudovitamin Bu. J. A.
Acetonitrile-nitromethane mixtures as media Montgomery and H. J. Thomas, bibliog Am
for aromatic chlorination and chlorine addi- Chem Soc J 85:2672-3 S 5 '63
tion reactions. R. M. Keefer and L J. An- Synthesis of 3-B-D-ribofuranosyIadenine. N.
drews, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:3635-8 J. Leonard and R. A. Laursen. bibliog Am
O 5 '62 Chem Soc J 85:2026-8 Jl 5 '63
Addition of unsaturated monomers to rubber ADENOSINE
and similar polymers. C. Pinazzi and Schramm deoxyadenoslne synthesis. J. A.
Si^^Jo®
36:282-95„J"^''°K.„<5'3.gs
Ja 63 Rubber Chem & Tech Carbon. Chem & Ind P529-30 Mr 30 '63
ADENOSINE phosphates
Electrophillc addition to carboxyllc acids and ATP may form at three sites. D. B. Green
their derivatives M H. Palmer. bibUog and others. Chem & Eng N 41:40-1 Ap 29
Chem & Ind p689-94 Ap 13 '63
ADHESION Adhesive gains challenge ptirchasing agents.
Adhesion of paint coatings. L. Domnlkov. Iron Agesubstances 191:107 My studied i '63 for dental appli-
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Bond in heteroeeneous interfaces. B. Stever- cations. R. L. Bowen. Franklin Inst J 274:
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Elastomer structure and adhesion. V. G. cations. J. Hertz, bibliog il Electro-Tech
Raevskii and others, bibliog Rubber Chem
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Adhesives '62 industry; new laboratory at the
Electroless nicliel deposits Silvertown factory of Duche & Knight ltd.
heat treatment on adhesion. Li. Domnikov. il Ind Chem
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Fundamentals of glass-to-metal bonding; na- plications. I. Katz. Electro-Tech 71:161-2-1-
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good labeling. J. J. Hazdra. diag Cer Ind Adhesives
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Maximum adhesion: what to consider L. Automation
Heard. Ind Finishing 39:77-8 O '63 Bonding bead 10:66-9 board;Ap florist
'63 supplier builds
Polyolefln surface treating methods. J. J. cold room with polystyrene foam and ad-
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Bonding ofhesive, polyethylene
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Relation between base metal composition, with hydrogenated polybutadiene. A. I.
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Ceramic '63 bonding of refractory met-
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Collection and classification of information
Correlation of the coefficient of adhesion on deinking contaminants. W. Rosenblatt
with various physical and mechanical prop- and L. I. Osipow. Tappi 45:sup 155A-7A
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A S adhesionM E Trans ser release
D 85:279-85 Designing mth structural adhesives. W. C.
Quick test for papers.Je TappI
'63
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ADHESIVE tape Finishes which lubricate; what metal finish-
Adhesive bonding plus riveting lowers struc- ers should know about bonded lubricant
tural stresses, il Iron Age 191:100-1 Ja coatings. J. R. Jones, il Metal Finishing
17 '63 and classification of Information on
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How to form N '62 and join vinyl-clad aluminum
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Rosenblatt and L. I. Osipow. Tappl 45:sup bibliog il diags Product Eng 34:98-102 Ap
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Epoxy tape Improves aircraft construction; 15 '63
Zisman. il diags Ind & Eng Chem 55:18-38
Epon adhesive 927. il Mod Plastics 40:121
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'63 handling method, il Soap & Joining and fastening
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Pressure-sensitive-adhesive electrical tapes. 49S-500 the
Keeping Mid-Opack '63 together, il Manuf Chem
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Room temperature adhesive for aluminum Look
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More 153:36-9 Ag uses 5 '63 seen for adhesives.
Tape adhesive bonds the Boeing 727. il Ma-
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and materials: S '63 and
adhesives
Testing latexes. Ind & Eng Chem 55:78-1- S '63 ad-
New curing concept for structural film
Method and equipment for measurement of hesive, il Automation 10:22 S '63
adhesion, of low-adhesion pressure-sensitive New process gives tailored coatings A. J.
tape.
62 W. T. Diefenbach. 11 Tappl 45:840-2 N Kompanek. jr. and G. A. Collins, jr. 11 diags
ADHESIVE tape. Plastic Materials in Design Eng 58:90-2 O '63
Flexible adhesive One- part adhesives bond rubber and metal.
labels made on the spot. Materials in Design Eng 58:124-5 Ae "63
il Materials in Design Eng 56:170-)- O '62 Outlook for adhesives in electronics. E. F.
Iwo-l.-iced pre.ssure-sensitive
unusual urethane uses, il tape;Plastics new World
and Hess, il diag Electronic Ind 22 :G 10-13 Je
21 :2l-o My '63
ADHESIVES Peeling tension of paper and paperboard
Adhesive applicator cut.s carton-closing costs. adhints. J. J. Rikerman and W. 'Whitney,
U diag Food Eng 35:85 Ae '63 diags Tappl circulation, 46:420-4 Jl '63
Adhesive bonded autos. Mech Eng 85:58-9 O Preparation, and storage of cor-
63 rugaling adhesive. F. G. Ewing. bibliog 11
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in production of aluminum-stvrofoam Pre- wired adhesive; heating elements em-
bedded in film cvire bond electrically, II
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Miller and others, il diag Ind & Eng Chem
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be cont) metals. 11 Mod Metals Product Res & Develop 1:257-61 D '62
Adhesive bonding pavs off. T. M. Richards. Reclnse pack system extended to include
polyethylene after successful tests, it Plas-
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Adhesive consumption factors for A. B and tics World 21:24
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7A Ja 63 ^'■^- Buttery. Tappl 46:sup 166A- 11 diags Rubber Age 93:929-32 S '63
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Chem Procc.';g In epoxyMr resin '63 tooling. D.
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A. Earnest. S A E J 71:75 F '63 Molecular sieves40:159-1- performN '62 well in sweetening
Two-step adhesive system makes polyester light-hydrocarhon liquids. E, L. Clark,
tire cord work, il Chem & Eng N 41:52-3 F More IsoSiv units announced.N Oil
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Pure 35:915-16 Je '63components; new goal
Resinous products — Adhesives for molecular sieves. D. H. Stormont. 11
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ADIPIC acid
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Adsorption flow method for specific metal
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Hornblendes formed during progressive meta- bibliog diag Anal Chem 34:1828-31 D '62
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Metasomatic of large ture formation in solutions of polymers,
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Water departments gold electrolyte interface. H. Dahms and
ADRENAL glands M. Green, bibliog diag Electi-ochem Soc J
Relative effects of rapeseed oil and corn oil 110:1075-80 ofO iron
Adsorption '63 during etching of lithium
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Some of high and low 80:157-61
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ADRENALIN Ind Med 31:sup24 N '62 Food Chem 11:230-4 My '63
Effect of glucagon, phenmetrazine and epi- Adsorption of solutes at the liquid-gas inter-
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Acid-treated florisil as an adsorbent for AdsorptionScion18:337-42
Colloid inorganic Ap materials;
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Bleaching of refined cottonseed oil with mod-
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Apparatus for Nmeasuring
41:44-t- Ap relative
8 '63 roughness
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carbon bonded with a nonresinous binder of radioactive iodine. M, K. Testerman and
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Chem & Eng N 41:50-1 Ap 1 '63 34:1492-4 My '63 from solution. W. V, Loeb-
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Compacts of powdered material as poroiis adsorption
bodies for use In sorption studies. P. J. ing chlorideof ions.
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Determination of Ssurface
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from ousadsorption
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Direct Anal Chem 35:1067-9 Jl '63 of radio-
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15:Trans 4«-9 Ap '63 , oxidation
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Je '63 scoreboard. A. Lawson. Inland
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Moving pictures In advertising
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also subdivision Advertising under special
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Null-reading Agricultural machinery industry
study of the infrared spectra of adsorbed Chemical Industries
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In the vapor-phase dehydration of ethanol. Plastics
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New literature for manufacturing and main- Magnus effect
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Mill and factory , , _^ n. v. Turbulence
Suppliers' lished in literature,
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Roads mineral
Indiana & Sts 105:102-3 aggregates D '62association annual
convention. Indianapolis, March 18-19. Pit & il diags propeller
Selecting Chem Eng Prog A. 59:55-9
mixers. Mr '6311
P. Weber.
Quarry 55:464- My
Limestone finds new farm uses. A. E. Ken- '63 diags Chem Eng 70:91-64- S 2 '63
Mixers
See also
nerly. il Rock Prod 66:864- O '63 Shaking apparatus
Method for preparing thin sections of ag-
gregate particles coated with bitiunlnous Stirrers
binders. L. W. Tubey. 11 Chem & Ind p31- AGRICULTURAL chemicals
3 Ja 5 '63
Midwest producer goes underground; Malcolm American cyanamid co. research centeril Anal
con-
centrates on agricultural chemicals,
stone CO.producer
Missouri il Rock Prod 66:98-100
capitalizes on Apclean 'G3 raw Chem 34:sup91A-3A N '62
material reserves; lignite-free sand gravel; CPI's
icals. 1962 record,Engthe 70:100-1
il Chem key to 1963;
Ja 21Ag-chera-
63
C. 'W. Roweth CO. B. C. Herod, il Pit & Occupational disease in California attributed
Quarry plant
Modern 55:143-44- keeps Appace'63 with varied market to pesticides and other agricultural chem-
needs; Madison limestone co. B. C. Herod. Researchicals. activities
1961. Ind Med of32:279-85 ScottishJl agricultural
'63
il Pitblast& furnace Quarry slag 55:81-34- industries. J. S. S. Reay. il Chem & Ind
More for roadD making,
'62 il
Engineering 196:174 Ag 9 '63 P265-70
Silent F 16 R.
spring. '63 Carson. Review, by W. J.
Nytralite barged down Hudson to New York
Darby. Chem & Eng N 40:60-1- O 1 '62;
city
plan Pit area & "W. Quarry E. 55:86-95
Trauffer. flow diag il Same. Chem
Sterilizing insects & Ind
withp chemicals.
1782-4 O 13 Food'62 Tech
Nytralite is newest contender F in '6.'!lightweight
.scramble. J. H. Bergstrom. il diags Rook United
17:70 Jafront'63 urged to Improve agricultural
Prod 6.":58-fi2 D 62 chemicals Image. P. Alampl. Chem &
Pacific Northwest producer boosts output of
treated base material using new asphalt Eng
See N also
40:26 S 24 '62
emulsion. II Pit & Quarry 55:171-2 My '63 Insecticides
Plastic and gravel from tools, il Iron Age 192: Pesticides
135 Ag 15 '63 AGRICULTURAL chemistry
Relation of absolute viscosity of asphalt Chemical reactions and movement of ferti-
bmders to stability of asphalt mixtures. lizers in soil: .symposium, bibliog 11 diags
J. Y. Welbom and others. Pub Roads 32: J See
Agri also& Food Chem 11:182-207 My '63
145-52(bibIiog
'62 p 144) F '63
Riverbed supplies freeway aggregate; Antelope Soil analysis
Valley freeway. 11 diag Rock Prod 65:54-8 N AGRICULTURAL colleges
Work of the National college of agricultural
Road stone from Spencer'.i slag: Llanwem engineering. P. C. J. Payne. Engineer 214:
'63 ltd. II Engineering 195:643 My 10 '63
Slag 713-15 O 26 '62 engineering
San Diego producer serves multiple markets. AGRICULTURAL
R. S. Torgerson. il Rock Prod 66:62-8 Ag National power farming conference. 12th.
Cheltenham. Feb. 13-14: with abstracts of
Sla pro at Lla il Eng 215: papers.
See alsoEngineer 215:360-1 F 22 '63
g
910-11 cMy
ess 17 '63 nwe ine Agricultural machinery
Specification ingbase materialm. from uneven er pits Drainage
il Roads & Sts 105:50-14- N '62 Electricity on the farm
AGRICULTURAL limestone. See Lime as fer- Australia

tilizer Manual of Australian agriculture. I. Molnar
AGRICULTURAL machinery ^ „. „ and others, eds. Review, by E. G. Halls-
Agri-Kobot; autonmied plow. C. Sielins ana worth. Chem & Ind p 1708-9 S 29 '62
H. li. Westenbers;. il dians S A ti J 71:
36-7 S '63 Canada
Bleed valves control,speedJ of, self-propelled ,, ,, J Fixed nitrogen industry and its future in
vegetable loader. J. E. Roeers. il diags Canada. A. W. iSirnie. Can Min & Met Bui
Hvdraulics
Farm equipment: & Pneumatics
an illustrated 10:94-6
review.S '63
C. J. Use55:811-15
of limestoneN '62 in Canadian agriculture.
Kelly. Automotive Ind 128:74-7 Je 15 G3 A. J. MacLean. bibliog Can Min & Met
Farm equipment power is up A A. Thorn-
brouKh. Automotive Ind 128:65-6 Je 15 63 Bui 55:806-10 N '62
Future farms will need single, all-purpose Russia
machine: SABs Farm, construction, and
industrial machinery meeting. Milwaukee. Agricultural aviation In the U.S.S.R.; ab-
stract. E. A. Srairnov. 11 Roy Aeronautical
S A E J of
Institution 70:111-17 N '62 engineers annual
agricultural
conference. London. April 25: abstracts of Soc J 67:224
Lysenko affair.Ap D.'63Joravsky. il map diags
papers. Engineer
National power farming 215:834 My 3 '63
conference. 12th. Sci Am 207:41-9 N '62
Cheltenham, Feb. 13-14: with abstracts of Southern states
papers. Engineer 215:360-1 F 22 '63 Development of the U.S. south. A. Gold-
This month's equipment superintendent. schmidt. il map Sci Am 209:224-30-1- S '63
Elmer Fahey; Bruce Church, inc. il Diesel AGRICULTURE, Cooperative
Equip
See alsoSupt 40:16-18 N '62 See also
Farmers cooperative associations
Agricultural engineering AGSTONE. See Lime as fertilizer
Plows
Sugar beets AIR
Tractons. Farm .. . Air alpha proportional counter insensitive to
Exhibitions atmospheric humidity. A. M. R. Ferrari
and C. J. Borkowski. diag R Sci Instr 33:
Royal agricultur al society of England's
Stoneleigh . Warwicks, an-
nual Royal show. Air-cavity
1047-50 O particles. e.xplosive
'62 charge for accelerating
July 2-5. il Engineer 216:10-11. 49-52 Jl 5-12 discrete
Wellnitz. bibliog 11 diags J Ap Phys 34:
R. F. Rolsten and J. N.
Roval Smithfleld show and agricultural _ma-
c'hinery exhibition. London. Dec. 3-7. il Chart
2910-12accounts S '63 for density in determining
Engineer 214:984-7, 1030-2 D 7-14 '62 air mixture temperatures: data sheet. F.
Manufacture Caplan.rapidly
Chart Heating-Piping determines35:135-6 Ap '63
theoretical
Beating profits into plowshares, il Steel 151: bustion air requirements; data sheet.com- D,
How« O Deere
1 '62 saves with . ^gas-metal , ,arcwelding.
, .. Csathy. Heating-
Convective resistances Pipingof 34:141-2
air spacesD '62
located
il Steel 152:68-70 Je 24 '63 in walls, floor, or ceiling. F. W. Hutchin-
Technical management in action; Deere & son and M. O, Cotter. Air Cond Heat &
CO. il Metal Prog S3:G4A-64T F '63 Ven 60:56-60
Drying of air Fby'63fixed bed adsorption with
AGRICULTURAL machinery industry molecular sieves. J. I. Nutter and G. Bur-
Farm tool sales forecasLa rise, il Iron Age net, jr. bibliog flow sheet A I Ch E J 9:
191:55 Ap 4 '63 Effect
202-6 ofMrair'63on hot mre thermal conductivity
1964 farm tool sales take root; farm income
boosts optimism of equipment makers. K. detectors. J. S. Parsons and others. Anal
W. Bennett, il Iron Age 191:93 My 30 63
Effects
Chem 34:1337 of nitrogen, S '62 excess hydrogen, and
Advertising water additions on hydrogen-air flames. G.
Hickory Hill farm, where they reap grade A Dixon-Lewis and A. Williams, bibliog AL\A
'63 M. C. Feinstein. il Ind Phot 12:27-
photos. Effects
J 1:2416-17 of water O '63on the burning velocity ot
30 F '63 Great Britain hvdrogen-air flames. D. K. Kuehl. bib-
Engineering review for . 1963: agricultural liog ARS J 32:1724-6 N '62: Discussion. A.
engineering, il Engineering 195:126-8 Ja 18 Lew. electromagnetic
E.l.f. AIAA J 1:1239 My '63
radiation from small
explosive '63charges in air and water. G. D.
AGRICULTURAL manual. See Agriculture — Curtis, bibliog il diags Inst Radio Eng Proc
Handbooks, manuals, etc. •63
AGRICULTURAL products Field measurements
60:2208-301 N '62 of air infiltration In ten
See also electrically-heated houses. C. W. Coblentz
Rubber and P. R. Achenbach. bibliog il plans
AGRICULTURAL research ASHRAE
Gas J 5:69-74 Jl an
chromalo:,'raphv: '63 experimont.a! studv
Bread and peace. J. G. Harrar. il Chera & of nir peaks. R. Kieselbach. bibliog diags
Eng N investment
Canners 41:126-31 Ap in29 research.
'63 Food Tech ,'\nal of Chem
Heat reaction :!:,:! ofr: 12--i S '63
nir blowing asphalt. D. B.
Smith and H. F.. Schweyer. bibliog diag Ind
17:564 My '63 & Eng Chem Proc antennasDesign 2:209-14
Simulating
Batdorf. ilchmate in the
diags Air Cond laborator>'.
Heat & VenR. 60: O. Impedances of long In air Jland'63 in
dissipatlvp media D W. Gooch and others,
54-6 O '63 bibliog J Res Nat Bur Stand G7D:355-60 My
Symposium on "C in agricultural research;
abstracts of papers. Chem & Ind p 197-8, Linear air trough.
682-3 F 2. Ap 27 '63 Leighton. 11 diags H.
Am 'V.
J Neher and R. Ap
Phys 31:255-62 B.
See also
Soil research Melting relations of CaO-manganese oxide
AGRICULTURE and MgO-nianganese oxide mixtures in air.
Fond. N. .S. Scrimshaw, il map „Scl , Am . 209: P. 'V Riboud and A. Muan. bibliog Am Cer
72-80 .S '63 Soc J 46:33-6
Nomograph Ja '63
determines temperature of air or
See also water mixtures; data sheet. F. Caplan,
Agricultural machinery
Airplanes in agriculture Heating-Piping 34:155-6 N '62
Drainage Nomograph for free-convection heat transfer
Fertilizers with air; reference data. Air Cond Heat &
Food and agriculture organization of the Ven 60:99-102 Ap '63
United nations Paschen law and shock-excited breakdown
Irrigation In air. A. Cornforth and L. Jacob. J Ap
Handbooks, manuals, etc. Phys 34:2914
Research S '63 thermal conduclivlly of
investigates
Manual of Australian agriculture. I. Molnar natural air at verv low pressures. C. A.
and others, eds Review, by E. G. Halls- ■W^lilehu^sl and '\V. H Chapman, bibliog
worth. Chem & Ind p 170S-9 S 29 '62 11 diagsInslnbilHy
ITeatlng-Plplng 35:129-34 O '63 a
Study and teaching Tavlor of a liquid film around
F!ee also long, horlzonlal. circular cylindrical bodv
In still air. S. L. Lee. 11 diafcs A S M B
Agricultural colleges
Trans sor E 30:443-7 S '63
23
AIR — Continued) How old runway was resurfaced to split-hair
Theoretical performance analysis of a con- evenness: Randolph air force base, San
stant velocity MHD generator for combus- Antonio, il creates
Permafrost Roads &problems
Sts 106:78-1- S '63 air
at Thule
tion products of hydrocarbon and air. S.
Blecher. bibliosr properties
AKS J 32:1394-6 S '62 base, Greenland, il diag Eng N 170:95 Ap
Thermodynamic of air and nitro- 4 '63 on jet runway force resurfacing job
Popouts
Lewis and E. G. Burgess. 3d. bibliog C.
gen to 15.000°K with application. AIAAH. at Selfridge air force base. Eng N 171:49
J l:192S-9of Agair'63viscosity with temperature.
Variation AIR-blast
O 10 '63circuit breakers. See Electric cir-
M. Mclnally. diag Am J air.
Phys F.31:732-3 S '63 cuit breakers — Oilless
Viscosity of dissociated K. Moore, AIR brakes
bibliog ARS
Warm-air J 32:1415-16
coking S '62 flow in some
halts sand Automatic air brake adjustors simple to in-
wells: abstract. P. L. Terwilliger and oth- stall, cut maintenance, il Diesel Equip Supt
Seeers. also
Oil & Gas J 61:122-3 O 14 '63 AIR 41:30
carriers O '63
Aerodynamics See also
Airlines
Atmosphere. Upper
Atmospheric pressure AIR cleaners
Compressed air Annual equipment specification digest: air
Humidity distribution, il Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:
Analysis 73-4-1- Ja '63
Application Clean air indoors; Honeywell controls ltd,
hvdrazone ofmethod the 3-methyl-2-benzothiazolone
for atmospheric analysis il diags
of aliphatic aldehydes. A. P. Altshuller and Clean warmEngineering air needed 194:564 for cleanO 26 '62 finishing.
L. J. Leng. bibliog Anal Chem 35:1541-2 DustInd Finishing
is an engine 39:70 killer.
Ja '63 R. Day. il Rock
DuS '63Pont introduces analyzer to monitor
phosgene in air. Chem & Bng N 41:46-7 OvenProd air66:102-1- cleanliness. Jl '63 Ind Finishing 39:107 O
63
Ag new
Five 12 '63methods for the spectrophotometric Removing lint from chilled air at American
determination of alkylating agents including & Eflrd Mills, il Textile World 113:116-17
some extremely sensitive autocatalytic
methods: application to air pollution. E. Superclean
O '63 air cuts glove rejects in half.
Sawicki and others, bibliog Anal Chem Rubber taken Age '62 93:414 Je '63
Turbines to the cleaners. M G Mund
and others, ■63 il diags S A E J 70:84-9 N '62
35:1479-86 monitoring
Galvanic S '63 of ozone in air. P.
Hersch and R. Deuringer. diag Anal Chem
35'S97-9 Je *63 Air See filtersalso
Gas chromatographic analysis of Ci to Cj AIR cleaning
hydrocarbons in the parts per million range Ventilation effectiveness for indoor air clean-
in air and in vaporized liquid oxygen. C. J. ing. P. Kranz. bibliog ASHRAE J 5:27-31
Kuley. bibliog diag Anal Chem 35:1472-5
S '63
Miniaturized air analyzer measures gaseous AIR 5 compressors
'63
pollutants: abstract. B. B. Saltzman and Air compression in waste treatment. W. G.
A. L. MendenhaJl. Chem & Eng N 41:75-6 Brown, bibliog il diag Pub Works 94:96-
S 23 '63for uranium and Plutonium in air.
Monitor 94- F '63
Air-compressor unit twinned to mud pump.
il Engineer 214:1041 D 14of '62 B. McGhee. il Oil & Gas J 60:1244- O 22
Reviews of applications analyses. A. P.
Altshuller. Anal Chem 35 [no 5]:3R-10R Air comp 11 Engi 215: F 22
re ne 366-
bibliog(p8R-10R) Ap '63
Stabilized diazonium salts as analytical Air comp ssors. fiuid erpowe co7m
reagents for the determination of air-borne selectionresscharts. Hydraulics r & Pneumatics pon
ent
phenols and amines. G. A. Lugg. Anal Chem ors;
35:899-904 spectrophotometric
Je '63 Air16:111compressors,
Ja '63 how to select and install
Ultraviolet determination them. G. V. Swan, il diags Plant Eng
of benzene in air samples adsorbed on silica 17:121-3 O: 139-424- N '63
gel. H B. Elkins and others, bibliog Ana! Air starters,and il experimental Comp Air Mag 68:21 S '63
Chem 34:1797-801 D '62of concentrations of Analytical investigation of
Volumetric determination multiplebibliog disk ilpumps and compressors.
sulfurvl fluoride in air. S. G. Heuser. Anal Rice, diags ASMS Trans ser 'W.A
Chem 35:1476-9 S '63 85:191-8: Discussion. 199-200 Jl '63
See also Automated air supply; how rotary compres-
Air sampling sors perforin in finishing; Graniteville (S.C.)
AIR bases, Military CO. ilcompressor,
Axial Textile Ind il 126:1064- Iron & Steel D '62Eng 40:201
Air force plans net to survive nuclear attack.
J. B.andBestic Cotton gin. J. L. Parker, il Comp Air Mag
City U.S. il airElectronics
force share36:28-30
use ofMr$70-miI-
22 '63 Jl '63
67:14-16 D '62
Eight
lion airport, il map Eng N 171:54-6
Lime-soda Fjludge recirculation experiments O 10 '63 system.rulesD. forW. updating Benner. your Textile compressed-air
World 113:
at Vandenberg air force base. C. H. Law-
rance. il diag Am Water Works Assn J 55: 114-18 Mr flue
Fluid-imit '63 gases now power air com-
177-92 F '63system at Tinker air force base. pressor at Sinclair refinery. N. B. Fen-
Run-around nels and others, il diags Oil & Gas J 61:
L. S. Savage, diag Heating- Piping 35:150-2 86-84- atAg Etitte '63 '63 Hill. R. J. Nemmers. il map
26
Ja '63 Growth
See also How Compto Air selectMaga compressed 67:8-13 D '62air svstem. D. W.
Guided missile bases
Bpnner. pencils;
Making Fond Eng Eberhard35:86-8 F.tber
.Ta '63 co. A. F.
Equipment
Centralized control means big savings for Keenan. il
Mining moly: Climax molybdenum Como Air Mag 68:8-13 co.My R.'63 J.
Maxwell air force base. C. H. Bergmann.
jr. il map Power Eng 67:48-50 Jl '63 Nemmers. bases
Minufeman il ComoR. Air Mag 68:8-13
M. Moon, il plansAp diags '63
Designing a 300-hp hydraulic aircraft tug.
J. O. Bvers. jr. il diag Hydraulics & Pneu- Comp Air Taylor
Operating Mag 67:11-15
hydraulicN '62 compressor, il
matics 16:704- Ag '63 ComptheAirairMag 68:24-5 O that
'63 fits vour needs.
Pick compressor
Maintenance and repair G. L. Taft.
Air force programs improve facilities mainte- Portable snow: il Plant
Skimont Bng recreation
17:126-7 Jecenter.
'63
nance, il Plant Eng 17:157-8 Ja '63 R James, il Comp Air Mag 68:12-13 Mr
Power Sel you air com D. W. Ben
ect r Systems ner35:
Power for defense in the Far North, plant diags ing Instruments p&ressControl
or. .
at Goose air force base, Labrador, il Power
111-12 N '62 automated
Underground air plant, R. J.
Eng 67:44-6 Mr '63 Nemmers. il Comp Air Mag 68:8-11. cover
'63 Runways s 'fi:!
Demands of air strategy force speedy run- Sre also
way construction: Robins air force base. Air pumps
near Macon. Ga. il Eng N 170:40-1 Ap 18 Compressed air
Superchargers
AIR compressors — Continued of radiant cell-
Room temperature dynamics
Control ing and air-conditioning comfort systems.
'6
K E. Boyar. diags 2 ASHRAE J 4:o9-66 , D
Automation of the MllUken compressor plajit.
J. E. Moyle and others. diaKs Can Mln & Shall we use a 2-. 3-. or 4-plpe system for
Met Bui 56:227-31 Mr 63 air conditioning? answers, diags Power 107.
Cooling 172-3 S '63 house uses % hp for air condi-
Solar-heated
Isothermal compressor. 11 diaes Enclneer ASHRAE tioning J H4:58-62 N '62bibliog
E Thomason.
,
11 diags
^ „
216:414-16 S 6 '63 Solutions to hvdrauUc problems In heating
Design and air conditioning. J. R. Hamish. diags
Adlabatlc compression or expansion of air; Air Cond checkout
Spacecraft Heat & building
Ven 60:73-9
servedJe '63
by 3000
nomofrraph: reference data. F. Caplan. Air ton system. W. G. Carlson and P. Nardone.
Cond Heat & Ven 5S:S5 N '62 il Hcatlng-Plpine 35:149-50 S '63 _ _,
Analysis of ajclal compressor cascade aero- Summer air conditioning and the effective-
dynamics. G. L.. Mellor. blblloe diaRs ness of home evaporative coolers in Texa^.
A S M 10 Trans ser D 81:362-86 S '59; Cor- R. B. Orion, map ASHRAE J 5:65-70 F '63
Annulus wall 84:619-21
rection. boundary D '62 layers In axial com-
Air See also
cleaners
pressor staces. J. H. Horlock. blblloK dia^s Air conditioning from central stations
A S M E Trans ser D 85:55-62; Discussion. Air purification
62-5 Mr "63compressor. 11 diass Engineer Cooling
Isothermal Dehumldifl cation
216:414-16 S 6 63 Exhaust systems
Lubrication Gas in air conditioning .
Ventilation ^,^, , .
Fire-resistant compressor lubricant. II Hy- also subdivision Air conditioning under
draulics & Pneumatics 16:60-J- My '63 special subject.'!, e.g.
How special oil solved (Ire problem In com- Airport bulldmgs
pressed air lines. J. Q. Howell, il Plant Eng Animal buildings
17:142-3 ofMy lubricants '63 Apartment hou.ês
Intiuence on explosions In com- Atomic research laboratories
pressed air systems. N. D. Morgan. Can Bank buildings
Min & Met Hul 56:19-21 Ja '63 Biological laboratories
Use the correct oil for lubricating com- Churches
College buildings
pressor. Ind Finishing 39:110-11 Mr '63 Cot'on mills
Maintenance and repair n.at.a processing service centers
Always give air equipment regular, thorough Factories
Greenhouses •63
maintenance. Welding Eng 48:68-+- Ap '63 Hospitals
How to maintain vour compressed air sys- Laboratories
tem. D. W Benner. dias.s Food Eng 35:
56-7 F 63: Excerpt. 11 Instruments & Con- Liltrar\' buildings
Medical buildings
Maintenancetrol Systems of 36:115 Ja '63
reciprocating compressors. Motor trnrU.'j
Office buildings
C. W. Gibbs. II diags Comp Air Mag 67: Office buildings. Industrial
10-14 Ap: 22-6 My; 26-8 Jl; 24-7 Ag; 28-30 School buildings
S: 32-3 air
Powerful O: 26-8 N; 27-30is Das '62strong as Its
compressor Ships
Store buildings
solder, il Welding J 41:1020 N '62 Submarine boats
Noise Textile mills Bibliography
Noise control for reciprocating compressors;
abstract, R. M. Hoover and L. J. Williams. Book reviews. Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:111-
13 Mr; 116-18 Ap; 112 My; 106 Jl; 92-3 O
Sound 1:53-4 S '62
Safety measures Books and reports. Published In monthly
numbers of Heating, piping and air con-
Fires and explosions in compressed air sys- ditioning
tems; texts of papers. Can Min & Met Bui Trade literature. Published In monthly num-
56:18-23 Ja '63 bers of Heating, piping and air conditioning
Valves Trade literature supplement. Heating-PIpIng
Maintenance of reciprocating compressors; 35:1-67 pt 2 An; 1-83 pt 2 S '63
valves C. W. Gibbs. 11 diags Comp Air Mag
Costs
67:26-8 N '62 Effect of exterior building construction and
AIR conditioning •63
•63
Air conditioning and architecture, flow diags air conditioning .systems upon the cost of
11 map plans diags Prog Arch 44:148-210 heating.
How to combine G. H. Green.
centrifugal Eng Jand 46:23-6 F '63
absorption
O '6:i
Air conditioning for modernization. II plans units for low operating costs F. F Steven-
diags Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:50-68 Ap
How to son,design
II Heating-Piping
centrifugal-absorption 34:123-7 D systems
'62
Air con to be a pub util in for low operating costs. F. F, Stevenson.
Hartford: d iti Illustration with l ic
text. Civility Eng
oni II diags Heating-Piping 35:160-6 Ja '63
32 SI Al- 62ng How to estimate operating costs for centrif-
Analysis of solar energy data applicable to ugal-absorption systems. F. F. Stevenson.
building design. B. Y. H. Liu and R. C.
Jordan, bibliog 11 maps diags ASHRAE J 11 Henting-Plplng 35:126-30 Mr '63
Load diversification cuts Installed cost of
4:31-414- D 62 church air conditioning .svstem. H. J.
Are viiu guilty of neglecting these design Miller. II Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:89 Ag
considers "ions? S. R. Lewis. Heating-Plplng
35:167 Ja '63.•sola'- heat
Calculating loads D. W. Mac- Minimizing reheat. M. A, Ranisev. diags
Curdy. II diags air. Proglight,
Archnoise.
43:124-9 D '62 Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:85-8 S: 73-6 O '63
Celling
'CS controLs 11 dlag Eng Southern Methodist university revisited: sec-
ond look at university air conditioning
N 171:105 O 10 '63 costs, D. C, Pfeiffer. Heating- Piping 35:
Construction specifications: heating, ventilat-
ing, air conditioning . U. E. Wallln. II Plant
Enit 17:140-7 Mr; 149-504- Ap: 148-504- My 179-81 Ja '63
Hygienic aspects
FHA cool sta W. J. McG Air conditioning and health. E. C. Rllev and
in n d uln
Prog Archg 44:176 arSds.'63 n R. L. Rllev. bibliog Archives Environ-
Heating and air conditioning In Italy. eT.ss.H.
mental Health 7:359-66 S '63
Urdahl. 11 Heating-Piping 34:112-13 O '62
1963 energy systems design sur\pv: alr-con- Standards
dltlonlng .qyslom.H. Power I07:sup29-38 O "63 Standards page H. P. Tinning. ASHRAE J
Problems of thin shell design solved In
fdanelnrlum air conditioning. H P. Brohm. 6:94 Ja: 934- F ^63
Study and teaching
I Hoallng-Plplng 34:107-10 D '62
Research center for climate control; Inter- UAâ instructor training program enters
view with Professor W. E. Fontaine. II tenth year at Purdue. II Heating-Piping
Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:46-8 Mr '63 36:98-100 Ag ^63
AIR conditioning — Continued Double-duct, air-conditioning flow and mix-
Tables, calculations, etc. ing in high-velocity mixing chambers. C. M.
Harman and D. W. Nelson, bibliog diags
Predicting annual heating-cooling loads. T. ASHRAE J 5:105-8 F 63
T. Porembski. Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:66- How can we pipe seawater for condenser
coolin.g service? answer. J. A. Fife. Heat-
76 Mr '63 room sound
Simplifying power calculations.
How to control ing-Piping 35:87-8 Jl '63
centrifugal-absorption sys-
C. M. Asiiley. diag ASHKAE J 5:61-9 Jl '63 tems. F. F. Stevenson, diags Heating-
AIR conditioning. Industrial
Air conditioning: systeiujs. components, con- HowPiping
to plan 35:122-7 air Jlconditioning
'63 for today and
trols, il plan diag
More favorable Plant forlingindustry;
climate 17:1US-1SairAp con-
'63 tomorrow. H. E. Tweitmeyer. Safety Maint
ditioning, ilMill & Factory 72:60-7 My '63 125:50-2-1- Mr
Minimizing reheat. '63 M. A. Ramsey, diags Air
See also
Factories — Air conditioning Cond Heat
1903 energy systems & Ven design 60:85-8 survey;
S; 73-6 air-con-
O '63
Machine shops — Air conditioning
AIR conditioning equipment Predicting ditioning air-vapor systems. Power mixtures.107:sup29-38
M. Ramsey. O '63
Air conditioning and architecture; through- Air Cond Heat &
Predicting the effectiveness of air distribution.Ven 60:71-4 F '63
wall performance. G. F. Moe. jr. il Prog
Arch 44:174-5 O 63 W. Waeldner. diag Air Cond Heat & Ven
Air-conditioning equipment; Carter thermal 60:43-5chart Mr '63
Psych has the answers I M. Ramsey.
Airengineering
cooled condensers; ltd. il Engineer
how do 214:780 N 2 up
they stack '62
Air Cond
for air conditioning today? J. Rose, il diag Study of a Heat solar &air Venconditioner, 60:165-9 Jawith'63 solar
Dom Eng 201:126-1- specification
Ap '63 energy supply from a flat-plate collector.
Amiual equipment digest; air J. A. Duffle and others, bibliog flow diag
conditioning, il Air Cond Heat & Ven 60; il diag Mechcontrols Eng play S5;31-5 keyAg role '63 in air-
43-4-t- Ja 63 Temperature
Clean air from America, il Engineering 195; conditioning system design. D. W. Grus-
632 My path 3 '63 method; time-saving technique zynski. theil chart
Using diags Power to design; 107:88-91
how O the '63 psy-
Critical chrometric chart is used to design an air
for project scheduling. R. J. Valenti. flow
chart il Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:49-51 conditioning system. M. Ramsey. Air Cond
My '63 air conditioning; Airajust; Carter Heat & Ven 60:63-5 Mr: 87-8 Ap '63
Duct-less
thermal engineering ltd. diag Engineering Exhibitions
194:662 N 23 developments. '62 International heating and air conditioning
Equipment Published in exposition. 16th. New Tork, Feb. 11-14;
monthly numbers of Heating, piping and products on display, floor plans, list of
air conditioning
How to select air washers for summer aJr exhibitors. Heating-
International heating and Pipingair conditioning
35:237-60 Ja ex- '63
conditioning. A. D. Passey. diags Heating- position. 16th. New York. Feb. 11-14; pro-
Pipingof 35:98-102
News equipmentF '63 and materials. Published gram, floor plans, exhibitors. ASHRAE J
in monthly numbers of Air conditioning, 5:45-64 F '63 heating, ventilating and air con-
International
heating and ventilating ditioning exhibition. London, il Engineer
Omaha company develops cooling plan. R.
Smith, and il diags Gas 39:78-80 Jl '63 214:586-7. 619-21 O 5-12 '62
Parts products. Published in monthly Installation
numbers of ASHRAE journal
Record year for air coolers? il Iron Age 191: Air conditioning and architecture; slip-form
core speeds mechanical installation, il plana
168 F 21on '631963 products; illustrations with
SpotUte diags Prog
La\'ing out Arch mechanical 44:156-9 equipment
O '63 rooms.
te.xt. Dom Eng heating/cooling.
Thermoelectric 201:92-100 Mr; 120-5 W. J.Ap Mc- '63 C. J. AJlen. diag Air Cond Heat & Ven 59;
Guinness. foril air
IJrethane Progconditioner,
Arch 43:174il SMod'62 Plastics 44-7 D '62protection at wall openings for
Radiation
40:114 O insultant;'62 duct or man and "Pipe; reference data.
G. Hollands. Air CondH. D.Heat Good-&
Urethane low K factor is key to
compact "WliispAir air conditioner, il Plas- Ven 60:81-4 F '63
Ucs World 21:47 F '63 Maintenance and repair
See also
Air filters Biological deposits in air conditioning spray
Air pines units; problems and their control. C. W.
Cooling equipment
Dehumidifiers GasRegutti.
engine il Plant air-conditionerEng 17:127-32 Ja '63G. K.
service.
Gas in air conditioning Bachmann. Gas A.ge 130:22-4 S '63
Heat pump Noise
Humidifiers
■63 Control Control of noise in air conditioning systems;
Air-conditioning control at Fylingdales; B.M. with reference data. G. Furgiuele. diags
E.W.S. station, il Engineer 215:437-8 Mr 8 Air Cond noise Heat in& high- Ven velocity
60:64-8 air O '63
Controlling distribu-
Control systems for air conditioning, which tion systems. J. W. Spradling. diag Air
type is best? W. Hoipkemier. il Plant Eng Cond Heat theory & Ven for 59:55-60 N '62
17:111-12 Ad '63 Generalized computing noise from
Electronic control in heating and air-condi- turbulence in aerodynamic systems. H. C.
tioning. F. B. Rider, il diags Ind Electronics Hardy, bibliog dia.gs ASHRAE J 5:95-100
1:354-8 Ap '63 Noise
Four-pipe system control. D. H. Spethmann. Ja '63 control;report
conference
Building research institute
on noise in electrical
Howdiags packaged
ASHRAE air J conditioners 5:32-7 S '63are control- and mechanical systems, bibliog diags Air
led. S. N. Ludwig and O. B. Wert, diags Cond controlHeat &forVenreciprocating 60:53-64 Jecompressors.
'63
Air wordCond inHeat & Ven 60:49-55controls;
Ag '63Paco- Noise
Last air-conditioning R. M. Hoover and L. J. Williams, diag
let's huge New Holland mill il Textile Ind Heating-Piping
Procedure for computin.g 34:113-18 the N '62subjective re-
127:62-9 Jl '63 action to complex noise from sound power
RP5 studies air-conditioning jvstem control.
H. W. AJyea and W. P. Chapman. data. R. J. 'Wells and V/. E. Blazier, Jr.
ASHRAE J 4:75 D '62 bibliog ASHRAE
Simplifying room sound J 5:82-84-
power Je calculations.
'63
Time adjusted valves eliminate heating-cool- C. M. fan A.shley.
ing changeover problems. G. H. Avery, diag Supply noisediag in ASHRAE J 5:51-9 K.
return svstems. Jl '63
A.
Heating-Piping 35:140-1 My '63 Traub. diags ASHRAE J 5:75-7 Ag '63
Design Rating
Air conditioning and architecture; design Testing and rating of refrigeration and air-
parameters. S. J. Greenleaf. flow diags conditioning equipment. F. J. Reed, bibliog
Prog Arch 44:152-5 O '63 ASHRAE J 5:109-11-1- Je '63
Control of noise in air conditioning systems;
with reference data. G. Purgiuele. diags Specifications
Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:64-8 O '63 Unitary approach to air conditioning com-
Details of streamline ductwork; reference mercial and industrial buildings; large
data, diags Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:77-80 capacity unitary equipment. Air Cond Heat
Mr '63 & Ven 59:84-6 O; 97 N '62
AIR Continued
conditioning equipment — Specifications — Ground
68:49-59 effect '63. il diags Marine
. ,, „ .. S '63 „ ,. t^ Eng/Log o< na
Usinf? the chart to specUy. M. Ramsey. Air Hovercraft conversion kit. U Mech Eng . 84. /»,,
Cond Heat & Ven 6U;8;-au My; t:5-7 Je; 65- D '62
7 Ak G:i . ., . , Hovercraft for Thames passenger service. 11
What you should know about specif/ing air Engineer 215:1079 Je 14 '63 . , .
condilioninK equipment. M. M. Kabili. 11 How does a hovercraft react to snow and Ice?
Mill it Factory 72:G;i--t My '63 il Engineering 195:148 Ja 25, '63 ^ _,
Standards Improving GEM vehicle performance. J.,,W.
Certifying room air conditioners. ASHRAE Ebert.
Its name 11 diags S A
is Caraljao. R. Dyment. E J 71:60-2 My '63
11 diags
J 5:41-7
Sound ralinsis Ab '63 and standards. W. E. Blazler, Comp Air Mag 68:20-1 Ag '63
Lightweight mer: air-supported sea vehicle SKRMskim-1.
sandwich for heavyweight
jr. Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:54-5 Je '63
Testing PerformancePlastics
11 Mod and force40:91 Jlcoupling
'63 effects due
Create temperature to turning vanes in an annular jet. A. M.
for missile launch extremes
sites. P. toF.test a-c units
Little, flow Jackes. diag J Aerospace Sci 29:1483
diag 11 Heating-PipinK 35:91-5 Ag 63 Republic hovercraft. Automotive Ind D 129:'62
How air How tests are performed under
ADC's test code. H. Straub and G. Syl- 1064-
SKMR-1 O 15
research'63 Hydroskimmer program.
vester. 1 diag HeaUng-PipinK 35:128-33 S R. E. Stark and J. R. Gauthey. II diags
Naval Eng J 75:597-603 Ag '63: Abstract.
Manual for testing and balancing air distribu- 5 A E J 71:113
Symposium on hovercraftO '63 was held Jointly by
tion systems. Heating-Piping 36:103 Ap '63 the University of Southampton and the
Testing
conditioningand rating of refrigeration
equipment. F. J. Keed.andbibliog air- .ôuthaiiuHon branch of the Royal aeronau-
ASHKÛi J 5:103-11+ Je '63 tical society: abstracts of papers. Engi-
What to e.\pect from air flow field tests. J. neer 215:589 Cushioncraft,
Mr 29 '63
A. Bishop, diag Heating-Piping 34:110-12 Twelve-seat il Engineer 216:
Jl: 119-24 Ab '62: Discussion. 34:81-2-1- D 594 Mr 29 bold '63 plan for Hovercraft, il Engi-
'62: 35:118-1- Ja '63 Westland's
Water requirements Where GFJMs neering 195:602 fitMy 3in'63 the transportation
Metered chilled-water service. W. J. McGuIn- scheme. W. J. Neff. maps S A E J 71:32-5
O '63
AIR ne.ss. plan Progequipment,
conditioning Arch 43:202Portable O '62 World's first commercial order for a hover-
Everything AiiS. but the motor, il Mod Plas- AIR cushions craft, il Engineering 195:404 Mr 22 '63
tics 40:92-3 Mr '63 Air dim floats heavy loads. 11 Plant Eng 17:140
AIR conditioning from central stations
Air conditioning and architecture; central New Ap '63 trailer supports load on air film. 11 Iron
plant progress. W. L. McGratli. 11 diags
6 SteelshowEng.ôiL-âiion: 40:190 Ap wheels
'63
AirProgconditioning
Arch 44:170-3 O '63^Sahara.
in the , ^^^ „. ^ ,
W. Pichel. S-Vl'"] go sideways. II
Mod floats
Strip Materials along Handlingcoating line. 18:7 H. F H.'63 Colson.
diag cooling
Area ASHKAEideaJ gains, 5:78-80 plan Ap '63Am Gas Assn
il Ironfloats
Strip Age on 191:142-3 cushion of F 21 air '63in new anneal-
Mo 45:17
Capitol Park Mr project
'63 shows , trend to central ing furnace. C. L. Kobrin. il diag Iron Age
cooling. W. A. Brown, il diag Air Cond
Heat & Ven 60:87-9 Je '63 190:127-9of Nthin
Support 29 '62steel strip on air cushions.
One •63cooling system serves 319 town houses ^V^ G. Jaftrey and G. M. Boxall. il diags
In Washington. D.C. Gas 39:91cools
Ap satellite
'G3 Iron & Steel Inst J rides
201:401-8
Radiant floor system
terminals. J. S. Hamel and R. W. Steele.
heats, Vibrating machine on My air: '63alr-sprlng
system Isolates shakes and shocks, diag
11 plan diags Heating- Piping 35:135-40 Ja
AIR Iron .-Vge 192:110 S 19 '63
diffusers
Total energy on the campus. M. Backer and How .lir flow tests are performed under
R. B. Robertson, flow diag il diag Air Cond
Heat & Ven 60:39-45 O '63 ADC's test code. H. Straub and G. Syl-
AIR conditioning industries vester. 11 diag Heating-Piping 35:128-33
Law and your profits. R. A. Brown. Pub- AIR S drying apparatus. See Drying apparatus
lished In monthly numbers of Heating, pip- AIR ducts. '63 See Air pipes
ing and air conditioning
AIR engines
Gas Seein aira/.soconditioning
Air motor reduces hazard, diags Mech Eng
Directories
X5:59 can
■What O '63air motors do? 11 Hydraulics &
Annual specifying and buying dlrectorj' of Pneumatics 15:76-9 N '62
products for air conditioning and air han- AIR entrainment. See Concrete — Air entraln-
dling. 1963-64. Air Cond Heat & Ven 60: nipnt
103-5-1- O 63
1963 directory; heating, piping, and air condi- AIR filters
tioning equipment for industrial, commer- Air filter for an 80.000-cfm wind tunnel. 11
cial. Institutional and public buildings; Hydraulics & Pneumatics 16:26 Ap '63
claj^slfied by products, trade names, manu- Air flll<-rs: fluid power compon,>nt selection
facturers' addresses. Heating-Piping 35:ld- charts. Hydraulics & Pneumatics 16:112-
AIR 200d Ja '63
conditions BIrflold
13 Ja '63 flltratlon systems. II diags Engineer-
See also ing 196:274-5 Ag 30 '63
Air pollution Cleaner air in Vauxhall's paint shop 11 En-
Temperature — Physiological effect Correlation gineering 195:47 Ja single
between 11 '63 fiber efficiencies of
AIR curtains fibrous filters and operating variables. S.
Insect control with air screens. 11 Safety Alba and T. Yasuda. blbllog A I Ch E J
Maint 126:38-40
Towline. air doorsJl '63 up warehouse efficiency; 8:704-8 N for
Filtration '62 men and machines; bucket
Union electric co. J. J. Dixon, il diag Elec loadersdetection
II DieselIn Equip Supt 41:27
World 158:90-1 D 17 '62 Fire rndlo.ictivc Alter Mv '63
banks.
AIR cushion vehicles R.
Foam W. Walker. 11 Nucleonics 21:98
filters: polyureth.tne reduces vi^ritila- Mv '63
Lti-lls newest GEM. 11 Automotive Ind 128:30 tor inalnienance. II Plastics World 20:37 O
Jo 1 '63 (low supports MARAD GEM. S. Re-
Channel Powder-metal filters clean air for rotating
Ihorst and W. T. Potter, diags S A E J
hammer. II Machine Design 35:120 Ag 15 '63
71:106-7 <) '63 Product Engineering fourth annual master
Denny's second sidewall hovercraft. II dlass deslijn awards: alr-llne filter. 11 diag Prod-
Designing GICM194:566
Engineering stability N 2 augmentation
'62 sys- uct Eng 34:93 My 13 '63
tems. T. A. Dukes and C. R. Hargraves. Proof- test meter filters and ga.skets. A. M.
blbllog diags Astronautics & Aerospace Eng McQuarrle. 11 Elec World 160:67-8 Ag 12
l:8S-95 Jl In
Electronics "63 hovercraft. II Ind Electronics
Sewage treatment plant uses filtered air. 11
1:21 O '62
Extensive use of reinforced plnsilca In hover- Water & Sewage Works 110:176 My '63
Urclhane filters; open pore foam elements
bus. Clyde
From II Brit to Pla.stlcs
Thames 36:405
by Jlsidewall
'63 hover- o.S r .?,'■■
?l*^". 63 economically. 11 Plastics World 21-
craft. I Engineering 195:764 Je 7 '63
27
AIR filters — Continued Investigations of heat-transfer coefficients
Rating for air flow through round jets impinging
normal to a heat-transer surface. G. C!.
Ratins air filters by pressure drop; with no- Huang, bibliog diags A S M E Trans ser C
mograph. R. C. Baker. Hydraulics & Pneu- 85:237-43: Discussion. 243-5 Ag '63
matics 16:108-9 Ap '63 Swirling round turbulent jet W G Rose.
bibliog il diags A S M E Trans ser B 29:
Testing 615-25 D '62 (to be cont)
Procedure for microbioloprical testing of air AIR motors. See Air engines
filters. K. R. Goddard. bibliog il diag AIR navigation
ASHRAE J 5:75-82 F '63 USAF to test triple navigator. H. C. Hood.
AIR flow 11 See
Electronics
also 36:45 S 13 '63
Air-breathing ■wing cuts frictional drag. 11 Aeronautic instruments
AirdiagsflowMachine laboratory Design for 35:6 My 9components;
turbine '63 Decca navigation system
Inertial guidance systems
English electric co. Engineer 214:1114-15 D Radio aids to aviation
Air28 flow
'62 resistance of glass fibre filter paper. AIR pilots
J. A. Wheat, bibliog Can J Chem Eng 41: Coronary arteriosclerosis In pilots; report of
67-72 Ap '63 a case. K. Vaandrager and J. G. Grimm.
Air flow system and plastic hood tame corro- Ind Med
sive fumes, il Safety Maint 124:53 Study of the32:38-9
humanJa pilot
'63 as a servo-element.
Cavitation flow past airfoils. A. N.D Ivanov.
'62 I. A. M. Hall, bibliog diags Roy Aeronauti-
AIAA J 1:27S-S0
Chart determines cone dimensions for static Ja '63 cal Soc J 67:351-60 Je '63
pressure regain: data sheet. R. A. Gerlitz. Take-off
of view,andE,landing problems;
C, Miles. pilot's point
Roy Aeronautical
Heating-Piping
Chart guides selection 35:185-6of Ja '63
orifice, nozzle dia- Soo J 67:539-43; Clothing Discussion. 557-8 S '63
meters for measuring standard air; data
sheet, C. W. Coblentz. Heating-Piping 35: High-altitude pressure suit. 11 Aircraft Eng
143-4 O '63 air-conditioning flow and mix-
Double-duct, 34:379 D '62 for the thermal
Requirements control of a
ing in high-velocity mixing chambers. S',?-,']^'^'," f°'' clothing investigation. J. M.
C. M. Harman and D. W. Nelson, bibliog
,Valve
Clifford, Ind delays
failure Med 32:40-3
MA-8. Jabut'63 fiight is just
diags ASHRAE
Dynamic matching of inlet duct airflow with J 5:105-8 F '63
engine airflow. J. S. Alford and others. routine. 11 dlag ITrainingS A J 9:21-2 N '62
5 A E J 71:46-7
Experiments verify My which'63 airflow equations. See simulators
also
D. Lapera and F. D. Yeaple. bibliog diags Flight
Product air Eng circuit 34:47-52 design.Ja 21 '63A. A. Alalia. AIR pilots. Military
Furnace Chnical observations on the spines of ejected
ASHRAE J 5:27-33 My '63
Hilpert's
cylindersmeasurements transverse toofanheat transfer P.from
airstream. D.
êTh^2S-Fji%'-''^ ^- ^^^hemsson. Ind
Richardson. A S M B Trans ser C 85:283-4
Ag '63
Investigations of heat-transfer coefficients
^'F"â^^'irn1?.'=srji^7f
.seat-ejected pilots, !?f2™^^1;l°''
Some factors influencing
D.
spinal '""'^
Laurell
''"°^'In
injuries
for air flow through round jets impinging and A.
Nachemsson. IndTraining
Med 32:27-8 Ja '63
normal to a heat-transfer surface. G. C.
Huang, bibliog diags A S M E Trans ser C
85:237-43: Giant flight accelerator for project Apollo
Mass transferDiscussion. from 243-5 Ag '63to an air
spheroids training; Illustration with text. Civil Eng
stream. A. H. P. Skelland and A. R. H. 33:83 Je 63
Cornish, bibliog 11 diags A I Ch E J 9:73- FlightSee simulators
also
6 Ja '63
Nozzles for air flow measurement. L. R. Foss AIR pipes
and R. N. Hollyer. jr. diags R Sol Instr 34: Changeover simplified in finishing system. II
One70-4 powerJa '63 station siting problem solved; Automation
Details 10:60 F '63
of streamline
Rugeley. Staffordshire. 11 Engineering 195: ductwork: reference
Mr 63
^^'^•ô<^'^ss Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:77-80
31-2 Ja 4 '63of air flows in combined lu-
Optimization Digital, computer may find new use in de-
minaire air-handling equipment, C. A. temriining mine ventilation networks. H.
Sadlow and T. N. Humphreville. diags Ilium L. Hartman and B. O. Trafton. biblioK
Plastic 58:39-43:
Eng ventilation Discussion,
systems: 43-5 design Ja and
'63 in- flow diag air
Estimating diag friction Mm Engin 15:39-42
triangularS '63ducts
stallation: data file. R, A, Brown, bibliog
11 diags Heating-Piping 35:135-46 Jl '63 oU.85-6 Je 63
en ol?V Constance. Air Cond Heat & Ven
Simplified procedure for calculating orifice Hot-wire measurements of turbulence cor-
air flow: data sheet. M. W. Wambsganss. relations in a triangular duct. C, J.
jr. diags Machine Design 35:197-8 S 12 '63 Cremers and E, R, G. Eckert, bibliog diags
Total and form drag friction factors for the A Sto MsealE airTrans
turbulent flow of air through packed and How D '62
29:609-14 drawings
ducts serthatE separate;
distended beds of spheres. C. A. Wentz. jr.
and G. Thodos, bibliog diag A I Ch B J Prefabricated diict used
9:358-61 My '63 Si^hA^jt 21 '■(.¥' ^^P°'"'<=-
in closeProduct
quarters,Ensil
See also Plant
Radiation Eng protection
17:94 My '63at wall openings for
Anemometers duct or pipe; reference data. H, D, Good-
Compressed air lines man and G, Hollands. Air Cond Heat &
Couett*^ flow
Fans, Mechanical Ven 60:81-4 F '63
Turbulence See also air lines
Compressed Design
AIR force academy. See United States — Air
force academy
AIR freight service Chart determines cone dimensions for static
Air cargo seeks more standards. Improved pressure regain ; data sheet. R, A. Gerlitz.
equipment to facilitate Inter-mode develop- Heating-Piping 35:185-6 Ja '63
ment, il S A B J 71:60-3 F '63 Standards
Air freight clear for takeoff. R. R. Kay. 11 SMACNA revises its low pressure duct man-
Iron Age 191:88 Ap 18 '63 ual, il diag Heating-Piping 35:108-9 Ag '63
Air freight lines ride jet stream to higher Tables, calculations, etc.
. profits, F. J. Starin. 11 Iron Age 192:25-7
Ag 1 '63 Attenuation of sound in lined ducts with and
Standardized containers will meet ma,1or air without air flow. W. F. Kerka biblio-
cargo need. S A E J 71:90-1 Ag '63 Equivalent circular and rectan gular ducts:
AIR gage. See Gages. Pneumatic ASHRAE J 5:69-76
nomograph. F. Caplan.Mr '63Power•^^™'>- didiio„
107:90 Ap '63
AIR Jets
Heat transfer to a jet of air impinging nor- ■^'".'^..'îP""'''",!""'
slotted or branched ^"'^ pressure change
ducts. A, A. Haerter along
mally on to the inside surface of a hot bibliog diags ASHRAE
smooth tube. A. R. Mountain and J. F. Friction loss for air in J 90-degree
5:47-59 Ja '63
elbows
Barnes, diags Roy Aeronautical Soc J 67: with rectangular cross .section: nomograph;
523-5 Ag '63 data sheet. F. Caplan. Power 107:90 Ag '63
AIR pipes. Plastic Predetermin ed dosimetry of inhaled partlclea
Uucts 111 JutliruTs: self-extlnituishlnK phenoxy in man. C. U Punte and others, bibliog
resin air ducts used In new planes. II Jflas- How dlag
6:273-9 F '63 II Archives Environment - al Healtn
lics World 21:34 Mr '63 , . o
AIR pollution „ „ ^ ,j /, on 11 Reviews of applications of analyses. A. P.
Air in which we live. G. Corflcld. Gas 39:11 Altshuller. Anal Chem 35 [no 51:3R-10R
bibliogiSR-lORI Ap '63 ^ ,, . .
Rockets pollute upper atmosphere. Machine
Air lead gines; concentrations from automotive en-
comparison of itasoUnes contalnliyt Design limits35:14-15 F 14 '63 materials; thres-
tetrameihyllead and tciraethyllead. R. S. Safety hold limit values of hazardous for 1962. Safety Malnt
Brief. biblloK 11 Archives Environmental 124:40-3 D '62 ^ . ,
Health 5:527-31 D '62 , „ „ , Sensory physiology as basis for air quality
Air pollution. A. C. Stem. ed. 2v Review, by standards. V. A. Ryazanov. bibllog dlag
R. Ue.^^.sinc. Chem
Air pollution and human health; editorial.& Ind p2032-3 D 1 '62 Archives Environmental Health 5:480-91;
Ind Mod :!2:45rt-'l O 63 , , Smoke elimination
Discussion. 491-4 Non'62shunting locomotives.
Air pollution control Is a local problem. II
Chem .M Enu N 40:11-12 D 24 'ft . Engineer
Spot the weak 215:951 spots Myin pollution 24 '63 controls. G.
Air pollution control
inators. J. A. with
lirlnk. jr. fibre
biblioK mist11 elim-
dlacs C.
102-3Hass
O '63 and J R. Scanlin. S A E J 71:
, , ,
Air pollution from coal refuse piles.•63„E. P.
Can ,1 Chem Enc 41:134-8 Je ^ Systems approach to the vehicle problem.
.■^ S Gri.>;wold. Archives Environmental
Hall. II MIn ConK J 48:37-41 D '62 Health In7:240-3 Ag '63 precipitation and in-
Air TWihitlon from power plants and Its con- Trends electrostatic
trol. T. T. FrankenberK. Combu.stlon 34:28- dustrial gas cleaning H J Hall, bibllog il
Air31; pollution
Discussion. H. Perry.
mcetlne 31-3 understandliiK
stresses F '63 $2 dlag Chem cleanup
million Eng Prog slated59:67-72 S '63 Soimd.
for Puget
and cooperation. Heatlng-Plplne 35:44+ Ag map Chem
Vehicle smog &emis-sions: Eng N 40:14 can we D 31avoid'62 after-
Air pollution; what's belnir done? A. C. burners? A. L. Ivondon. diags Archives En-
AirStern. II Mech J.EneEden.85:26-7
wp hreaihe. 11 MagJl of'p^Stand Vision obscuration vironmental Healthby 6:672-7
nonblack My plumes.
'63 W,
34:209-12 Jl '63 ^ , pol-, I... Crider. blbliog Archives Environmental
Alkali ln.«!nPclor's report on .atmospheric
lution. Ind Chem 39:381 Jl '63 WetHealth 6:428-30
-type dust Mr '63 D. E. Bonn. 11 dlags
collectors.
Car smog not unique to Coast: latest anti- Chem aboutEng Prog
smog developments: crankcase emission Wliat air 59:69-74pollution?O '63 C. D. Yaffe.
devices. R. R. Kay. II Iron Age 191:42 Ja
ASHRAE
See also J 5:35-7 Jl '63
24 '63
Chfmi.-<lrv of town air. B. T. Commlns. blb- Air filters
lioe 11 Research
Chlorine to cleanse 15:421-6 O '62air. dlag Can
kraft mill Beryllium
Pust collectors poisoning
Chem Process 47:35+ Mr '63 Flue
."^niog dust
Clean■62 air conference and exhibition. Har- Fumes
rogate. Oct. 10-12. Chem & Ind p2029-31 Plant.";. Effect of air pollution on
D 1 '62
Clean air conference. Harrogate. Oct. 9: ab-
stracts of papers. Engineer 214:762-4 N 2 Smoke prevention
also subdivision Air pollution under names
Colorfastness to ozone In the atmosphere. of places, e.g.
Los Angeles
V. S. Salvln. 11 Am Dyestuff Rep 52:606-7 Nashville. Tennessee
Ab 5 '63
Control of carbon monoxide fumes In mill New Florence. Pennsylvania
areas. K. J. Evans. 11 Iron & Steel Eng 40: Seward. Pennsylvania
161-2 Ac 63 Laws and regulations
Control of fume from electric arc furnaces.
E. navies and W. T. Cosby. 11 dlag Iron Breathe
Californiadeep. Product blow-bv
to require Eng 34:68 Ag on
control 5 '63used
Du& Pont
Steel Inst Introduces J 201:100-10
analyzer F '63to monitor cars. Chem & Engair N pollution
41:25 Ag code.
19 '63Steel
phosgene In air. Chem & Eng N 41:46-7 Chicairo tightens
Ag 12of -63air pollutants on respiratory infec-
Effect 153:82 Ag and
Corrosion 5 '63the clean air act. Engineer
tion. R ElirPch. bihllog Archives Environ-
216:192 Ag 2 '63
Effect of mental Health 6:638-42 from
contamination My laboratory
'63 air Federal role in air pollution control to grow.
on the adhesion of tialnt to anodized auto- Elec World 158:28-9 D 24 '62
motive trim C. A. Barlow and J. P. Wal.sh. Federal role in air pollution debated. Chem
11 Plating
Electric furnace 50:827-8 fumeS control.
'63 K. E. Blessing & Eng N 41:27-8 S 23 '63
and n. Hvslnger. II dlags Chem Eng Prog Legal aspects of human exposure to atmos-
pheric pollutants. H. W. Kennedy. Archives
59-60-4 Mr '63
Five new methods for the spectrophotometric Environniental Health 6:785-91; Discussion.
determination of alkylating agents Includ- 792-S Je -63
ing some extremely sensitive autocata- Medicolegal aspects of air pollution research.
Jytlc methods: T I.,adlnier. bibllog Archives Environmental
E .tnwickl and application lo airAnal
others, bibllog pollution.
Chem Health 6:772-8 .Te '63
35:1479-86 S '63 National conference on air pollution. Wash-
Prom Panada, low cost air pollution controls. ington. Chem Eng 70:46 F 4 '63
Steel ir,2:27 Ap S '63 ^''^ federal air-pollution laws likely. 11 Oil
Fume formation: 8Ur\'ey of current theoretical * Gas J 61:97-8 Ap 15 '63
Ideas and n report of work at BI.'^RA. R E. Non-toxic dust problem W. L Faith II
Bales hihilog dlag Iron & Steel Inst J 201: Chem Eng Prog 58:16-17 D '62
747-51 S '63 President urges federal air pollution control.
Heavy smokers with low mortality and the Chem & Eng N 41:36-7 F 18 '63
urban factor In lung cancer mortality. J.
Cohen and R. K. Hclmann. hibllog Ind Med Research
32:415-25 O '63 EITects on animals of exposure to auto ex-
How to cet the most from alr-pollutlon con- haust S n. Murphy and others hihliog
trol systems. J. E. Yocom and D. H. 0 ag Archives Environmental Health 7:60-70
Wheeler bibllog dlags Chem Eng 70:126 +
Je 21 '61
International air pollution control. Safety Ethical considerations in air pollution re-
search H J Welnsteln. Archives Environ-
Malnt 126-12-3 Jl '63 mental Health 6:779-83 Je '63
Miniaturized air analyzer measures gaseous Medicolegal aspects of air pollution research.
pollutants: abntract H E Saltzman and
A. 1. Mendenhall. Chem * Eng N 41:75-6
S 23 '63 conference on air pollution 2d. Mb II'r'7'7'>'^8''l°''
^'I'lr',,'*"" "i'"" ' ^''<^'''^'*s Environment al
National H
bibllog dlagpollution
Civil
Testino
studies.
Eng F. A.
33:48-51 F Bell.
'63 Jr.
Washington. Healing-Piping 3548+ Mr 'SS
New gas'tlred incinerator helps flght air pol-
lution I dlag Gas Age 129:28-9+ D '62 Air pollutants from power plants; techniques
Pollution: a problem In economics. R. B.
Rnsdahl and F. C. Croxton. II Mech Enn KCi,^'*''''"''..','"'' "'■■ PolUitants. S. T. Cuffe.
gS:66-7 Ja 'SS
llol^n^ 6:422.'7' Mr^'es'"''' fenvlronmentai
APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY '63 INDEX 1963 29
AIR pollution — Testing — Continued AIR reduction company
Determination of toxic orsanic compounds in New Airco diversifies for growth. 11 Chem
•63
admixture in the atmosphere by pras chro-
matography. F. R. Cropper and S. Kamin- AIR & sampling
Eng N 41:44-6-1- O 14 '63
slcy. bibliog diaga Anal Chem 35:735-43 My Air-borne staphylococcus aureus; a possible
source in air '63 control eauipment. J. G. Shaf-
Experience with light scattering particle fer and J. J. McDade. bibliog il plan Ar-
counters. J. K. Channel! and R. J. Hanna.
biblioff il Archives Environmental Health chives Environmental
Determination of toxic organic compounds Health 5:547-51 D '62in
ModificationMr of'63 the phenolohthalin method
6:3S6-400 admixture in the atmosphere by gas chro-
for the determination of total oxidants. D. matography. F. R. Cropper and S. Kamin-
F. Bender and A. W. Breidenbach. bibliog sky. bibliog diags Anal Chem 35:735-43 My
Anal Chem
Monitors for air 35:417-18 poisons. Mr E. '63 C. Bennett. Ind High-volume sampler for atmospheric carbon
dioxide. G. J. Fergusson. bibliog diag R Scl
& Ens- Chem
Practices in the 55:13-15 field use N of'63detector tubes. M. Instrclean 34:403-6 Ap room? '63
B. LaNier and H. L. Kusnetz. Archives How is the J. M. Pilcher. bib-
Environmental liog il diags
Identification of atmospheric ASHRAE J 5:35-42
dust bvMyuse '63of
Sumner tunnel airHealth quality.6:418-21
R. I. Mr '63 and
Larsen the microscope; abstract. E. M. Hamilton
V. J. Konopinski. biblios diags Archives and W. D. Jarvis. Engineer 215:947 My 24
Environmental Health 5:597-608 D '62
California Impregnated filter paper traps radioactive
California orders crankcase controls for cars. debris, checks
Regular il Chem help & Eng keepN clean
41:45 room
My 27 clean.
'63
Oil & Gas J 60:78 D 31 '62 J. F. Murray. S A E J 71:57 N '63
Canada Sampling the clean room air; data file, bib-
Air pollution in Canada: current status re- liog diags Heating-Piping 35:149-64 My "63
AIR separators
port. M. Katz. bibliog Am J Pub Health Air separators slice shiftover time for
53:173-84 P '63 cement types, diags Rock Prod 66:102-1-
Los Angeles County, California Screen
Burning fuel byproducts to sweep away My '63 and pneumatic classification. G F
Allen, il diags Ind & Eng Chem 54:39-44 D
smog. 11 diag Product Eng 34:92-3 Mr 4 '63
AIR preheaters AIR suspension
springs. See Automobiles — Springs and
Heat outside air. T. T. Porembskl. diag Air 62
HowCond aboutHeat glass & Venfor59:79-80 boiler Dair '62 heaters? 11 AIR tools. See Pneumatic tools
Engineering 195:878-80 Je operating
28 '63 AIR traffic. See Airports
ways— Traffic control — Traffic control; Air-
Recover
'63 waste heat; improve cost; AIRCRAFT
original Ljungstrom air preheater installa- See also
tion at Thatcher-Saugus, Cer Ind 81:60 Ag Airplanes
Cleaning Autogiros
Guided missiles
Regenerative air preheaters can be water- Helicopters
washed effectively. J. W. Keck, il Power Seaplanes
Eng 67:47-8 My '63 Television apparatus on aircraft
AIR pressure support
Analysis of foldability in expandable struc- AIRCRAFT accidents. See Aviation— Accidents
tures. H. U. Schuerch and G. M. Schindler. Aircraft gas turbines.
AIRCRAFT See Gas turbines.
bibliog and
Design il diags construction AIAA J 1:873-8 of air Aphouses.
'63 11 AIRFIELD landing mats. See Aviation land-
diags
Water Engineering
storage; 195:78
a half million Ja 18 '63
gallons for ing stations — Landing mats
$15,000: Santa Maria. Calif, il diag Civil AIRFOILS
Airfoil-shaped tube supports; heat transfer
Eng 32:56 S '62 and pressure drop. H. C. Paulsen. 2d. bib-
AIR pumps liog il diags Chem Eng Prog 59:33-40 Jl
Pumps; Rx for black boxes, il diag Product 63
Eng 34:48-9 Je 24 '63 Application of transonic linearization to an
AIR purification airfoil with a round leading edge. I
High-pressure air purification plant, il Engi- Hosokawa. J Aerospace Sci 29:1395-6 N '62
neer 216:442 S 13 '63 Blunt-leadi ng-edge problem in hypersonic
High pressure air purification plant 11 Engl- flow H.^ Oguchi. bibliog diag AIAA J 1:
Instruments196:279
neermg choking Ag 30on '63cheap air. diag Can 361-8 F *63flow past airfoils. A N Ivanov.
Cavitation
Chem
See alsoProcess 47:69-70 Ag '63 Comparison of theory with experiment on a
AIAA J 1:278-80 Ja '63 • ^ ■
Air conditioning blunt axisjTnmetric body in hypersonic flow.
Air filters C. C. Horstman. AIAA J 1:1688-9 Jl '63
Air pollution Effect of shock boundary layer interaction on
Dust removal aerofoil pressure distributions at transonic
AIR raid shelters speeds. D. Tirumalesa. bibliog Roy Aero-
Civil defense ofBce doubles as shelter; nautical Soc J 67:674-7 O '63
Framingham. Mass. il diag Eng N 171:41-2 Experimental unsteady airfoil lift and mo-
ment coefficients for low values of reduced
Jl See
18 '63
also velocity. H. N. Abramson and G B.
Atomic bomb shelters Ransleben. jr bibliog AIAA J 1:1441-3 Je
Air conditioning Generalisation of the condition for wavinesa
Air condition underground building for use in the pressure distribution on a cambered
63
plate. E. A. Boyd, bibliog Roy Aeronautical
as school or shelter; Abo school in Artesia.
N.Mex. M. Giomi. diags Heating-Piping Soc J 67:529-30 Ag '63
35:125-31 Hydraulic, flow in coupled parallel channels
Dual ductJe system
'63 conditions school for of varying cross-ssctional area J F
learning or for survival; Abo elementary
school in Artesia. N. Mex. il Heating-
Piping ;-;5:H4-17 Jl '63 Lift distribution and lift-induced E drag'Transratio
ser
D S5'?4n-23
of S°^63' in*^'^°^
a finite wing ASM
an infinite cascade. B.
Heating and ventilation Lakshmmara yana. bibliog fiow chart Rov
Dual duct system conditions school for Aeronautical Soc J 66:785-9 D '62
learning or for survival; Abo elementary Magnetohydrodynamic flow past a thin airfoU.
school in Artesia. N. Mex. il Heating-
• Piping 35:114-17 Jl '63 Eûmberbatch and, others, bibliog dia^s
AIR raid signals Manufacture of aerofoil-section blades for
Civil defense communications for a county use in a cascade. B. R. Clayton, il diags
system; Auglaize County. Ohio. 11 Pub Roy Aeronautica Soc J 67:378-81 Je '63
Works 94:142-1- F '63 Measurement of l. the effects of viscosity on
AIR raids aerofoil lift using the electrolytic tank A
Protective measures Piatt and J F. Norbury. bibliog diags
See also Trans ser D 85:392-400 S '63
M E research.
A S flutter
Civil defense Panel T. C. Fung biblioir 11
Radar — Military tise
diags AIAA J 1:898-909 A^ '63 """""^ "
AIRFOILS — Co:itinued , . - j AIRPLANE engines _, _
Pilchine-moment coefficient of a Jet-flappea Five decades of the aero engine. F. K.
tiiin airfoil. J. C. Erickson. Jr. bibliog Banks, il diags Roy Aeronauucal Soc J
J Aerosoace Sci 29:1489-30 66:672-82 N'62 '62 „ ., ,
Produci EiiKineeriiiE fourth D annua]
'62 master Rotating combustion engine is well siutea
desiKn awards: airfoil windshield wiper. U to aircraft use; abstract. F. A. lôepcke.
diaKS Product EnK 34:9u My 13 03 il See
diag alsoS A E J 71:82-3 My '63
RotaUng aerofoils and flaps.. S. Neumar^
biblioK diass Koy Aeronautical boc J 67. Gas ivu-bines. Aircraft
47-61; Discussion. 61-3 Ja '63
Some pressure-draB effects of roundingE. the r. Control
leadinR edges of hypersonic inlets. Driveshaft s>-nchronizes stol engines. U
Valentine. AlAA J 1:1918-19 Ag 63
Theory of He.Kible aerodynamic surfaces. J. N. diags Machine Design 35:144-5 Mr 28 "63
Nielsen, diags A S M E Trans ser B 30: See also
435-42 S '63 Airplanes — Control Design
AIRGLOW. See Sky
Operational application of vectored thrust;
facture TCC
AIRLIFT process. See Gasoline— Manu- abstract. T. Frost. Engineer 214:646 O 12
AIRLINES ^ , .• -D Redperformance;
boos McC
Airlines' approach to aircraft selection. K. esi ts abstract.
ull J.t-wo-E.cy Dilworth.
engi
ne
Nivet. bibliog Koy Aeronautical Soc J 6b: gn o cle
751-8: Discussion. 758-9 D '62 S A E J 70:69 D '62 ch
Australia's internal air transport. J. E. VVat- Exhaust
kins. bibliog il maps Koy Aeronautical faoc Effects of exhaust nozzle recombination on
J 67:11-36; Discussion. 36-8 Ja '63 hvpersonic
See also berg and L.ramjet performance. bibliog
C. Franciscus. E. A. diags
Lez-
Airports
Equipment AIAA J 1:2071-83 S '63
Fuel
Air cargo seeks more standards, improved
equipment to facilitate inter-mode develop- Aviation fuel problems. E. M. Goodger. bib-
ment, il S A E Jsymposium,
Airline engineering 71:60-3 F Jaji.
'63 21st. Koy liog diags Aircraft Eng 35:60-4, 102-5 Mr-
Aeronautical Soc J 67:165-71 Mr 63 Fuels
SAE-AKF 761 recommends standardization Ap '63port K.lubricants
and for the supersonic trans-
C. Sheard. diag Materials Res &
for ground support equipment manuals.
S A E J 71:99 Je '63 Stand
Hot fuel3:820-4 for a Ohot '63 aircraft. C. J. Joiinson.
Interchange agreements bibliog diags Materials Res & Stand 3:200-1
Ap 63
Interchange. A. "\V. G. K:ean;H Marking. How to convert aviation ratings to motor
Roy Aeronautical Soc J 67:514-21; Discus- or research octane numbers. W. L. Nelson,
sion. 521-2 Ag "63 bibliog Oil & Gas J 61:111-12 Je 24 '63
Maintenance and repair Microorganisms bug aircraft fuels, too; ab-
G. 'Wil-Jl stract. F. E. Swatek. S A E J 71:49 Ap '63
Education
liinson. Roy of theAeronautical Soc J K.
airline engineer. 67:421-6 Quick
Eooraermethod and finds A. L.anti-icer
Graham. in Hydrocarbon
JP-4. D. M.
For■63;aircraft
Discussion. 67:599-601
service, a base Sat'63Beirut, il map Process & Pet Rettner 42:158-1- Ja '63
Engineering 195:674-5 My 17 '63 jSee also
Reservation systems Airplanes — Refueling
Gas turbines. Aircraft — Fuel
Fast-response data communications system
for airline reservations. S. Levine and oth- Fuel feeding
ers, bibliog il map diags Com & Electronics See also
Gas turbines. Aircraft — Fuel feeding
Teaching Discussion.
P590-9: machines speed p599-6UOairJa reservations.
'63
Elec Eng 82:482 Jl '63 Ignition devices
Terminals Breakerless high-frequency ignition system
developed for aircraft piston engines. R. P.
Houston's minal
Jetero airport; development of ter- McClelland and A. H. ZoU. il diags S A E
and related areas. R. O. Grimes,
plans diag Am Soc C E Proc 89 [AT 1 no J 71:74-8 Jl '6'63 3
Jet engines
Pan34871:27-38
American Ap passenger
'63 terminal . , at. ,^, ■,.,
Idlewild Advanced air-breathing engines. R. R. Jami-
airport. W. Prokosch. il plans diags Am son, il plans diags Roy Aeronautical Soc J
Soc C E Proc 89 [AT 1 no 34951:67-86 Ap
Small terminal. Fresno, il plan Prog Arch 44: 66:683-9 and
Ceramic N '62plastic team up; Fluorosint. 11
Iron Age 191:136 My 30 63
166-7 Ap '63 Ceramic-rtlled TFE in Mach three airplane.
See also
Airport buildings Materials in Design Eng 57:130+ Je '63
Effects of exhaust nozzle recombination on
Ticket offices hypersonic
Airline showcase from an old store; ticket berg and E.ramjet performance. bibliog
C. Franciscus. E. A. diags
Lez-
office of Pakistan international airlines, il AIAA gasJ 1:2071-S3
Arch AmForum 118:134 Inert generatorS '63for control of fires
Pan ticket ofHce;Ap an'63 airy sweep of in large buildings. D. J. Kasbash. bibUog
sculptured space, il plan Arch Forum 119: il map diags Engineer 216:978-84 My 31
98-101 Ae '63
Ticket offices in Houston: Air_ ^^ ., plan
France, il , 1.00 h o j e i exp
Arch Forum 119:104-6 N '63 0,00 TWA ourscliecksf outet its ngjet
how ne engines.eri C. A.
enc
"63
AIRPLANE brakes. See Brakes. Airplane 0 e;
Fisher.
Performance 11 Mech Eng
of jet engine85:42-5 contact'63 seals.
Ag
AIRPLANE carriers ,..._,
Aircraft carrier. J. J. Nachtshelm and F. A. Schweiger. diags Eub Eng 19:232-8
others, il diags Naval Ens J 75:137-48 F
Aircraft carrier as a strike_ warfare sys- Scaling
Je '63 of jet flameholders. J. R. O'Loughlin.
tem. F. M. McLinn. Naval Eng J 75:317-22 bibliog AIAA J 1:707-9 Mr '63
Gas iSce also Aircraft
turbines.
Aircraft; carrier- based aircraft. T. P. 'Wilkin-
Landingson. helicopters
Naval Eng J on76:131-6
rolling Fships.
'63 II diags Lubrication
Development of a high temperature extreme
Engineering 195:242-3 F 15 '63 £ressure lubricant tester. V. Hopkins, diags
Simulated sea-going helicopter platform. 11
Engineer carrier
Televised 215:315 landings,
F 15 '63 il Wireless World ub and
Fuels Eng lubricants
18:478-82 Nfor '62the supersonic trans-
port. K. C. Sheard. diag Materials Res &
69:318 Je '63
Electronic equipment Standhigh-temperature
New 3:820-4 O '63 test rates oxidation
AJr-sea-sub display plots naval targets. M. stabilities of aircraft additive oils. C. A
Reld. 11 diags Electronics 36:20-2 Je 7 "63 Hall and otiiers. S A E J 71:88-91 Ag '63
'63
AIRPLANE engines — Continued AIRPLANE industry and trade
Europe
Maintenance and repair
1.000.000 hours of jet engine experience; Aeronautical industry in the Europe of to-
how TWA checks out its jet engines. morrow. R. Bloch. Roy Aeronautical Soc J
C. A. Fisher. 67:279-86 My '63
Ultrasonics cuts maintenance time. U Ag Steel
11 Mech Ens 85:42-5 '63 France
153:51
See alsoJl 22 '63 French aircraft at the Paris air show, il
Gas turbines. Aircraft — Maintenance and re- Engineering 195:762-3 Je 7 '63
pair Germany
Manufacture
Concrete dies used for forming aluminum, il West German v.t.o.l. activities; illustra-
tions with text. Engineer 215:939 My 24
Lieht Metal
Explosive Aee 20:7
coining D '62
of engine cowls. R. „ .^
W. Great Britain
Lightstone. il diag Am Mach/Metalworking Bristol gas turbines; first decade; ninth
Manuf 107:71-2 O 28 '63 Barnwell memorial lecture. F. M. Owner,
Specifications il diags Roy Aeronautical Soc J 67:427-36
U.S. aircraft ifications,
engines, reciprocating
1963: tables. Automotivetype Ind spec-
128: British makers showing record number of
military
Jl '63 and commercial jets. D. Scott, il
1S2-3 Mr 15 '63 Automotive Ind 128:25 Mr aircraft
1 '63
Testing British standards and the Indvistry.
Damping pump pulsations in tester- simulator il Aircraft Eng
Engineering review 34:378-9
for D1963:'62 aircraft en-
for jet engines. R. L. Burley and others, il gine ring, il Engineering 195:113-15 Ja 18
diags Hydraulics & Pneumatics 16:120-2-1- O
Future of the aeroplane in civil and military
New lift engines need new test beds, il fields. S. G. Hooker, il diag Engineer 216:
Engineering test
Quick-change 195:237-8 rig forF 8 BEA'63 :et engines. 366-9 Ag 30 '63; Same. Engineering 196:270-2
11 Engineering Legal liabilities arising out of aircraft de-
Unique computer 196:35 systemJl 12 monitors
'63 aircraft Ag
si.gn30 and
'63 manufacture. K. M. Beaumont;
engines. S. J. Dipaolo. 11 diags Electronics C. B. White. Roy Aeronautical Soc J 67:
36:38-41 Ja 11 '63 296-300
Light and Myexecutive'63 aircraft and their future
AIRPLANE factories
See also prospects in the United Kingdom. F. H.
Guided missile factories Robertson, il maps diags Roy Aeronautical
Costs Soc Jfluid
New 67:637-48;
power Discussion. products 648-50 O '63 air
at British
Hughes aircraft co. cost improvement pro- show. Farnborough. 11 diags Hydraulics &
gram: big maintenance savings from smaU Pneumatics 16:101-1-de MrI'a^ronautique
'63
ideas,techniques
il Plant Eng Salon international et de
New drop 17:117-19
quality Ja '63
control costs; I'espace. 25th. Paris. June 6-16. Roy
abstract. G. M. ElUs. S A E J 70:71-2 B '62 Aeronautical Soc J 67:sup9-104- My '63;
Aircraft Eng 35:156-62 Je '63
Equipment AIRPLANE models
Douglas Radio control of model airplanes. G. A. Wil-
forming designs unit. E.itsF. own on-site
Skinner, explosive-
il diag Plant
AIRPLANEson, il diags
parts Q S T 47:11-18 S '63
Eng 17:132-3 Jl '63
Drills resharpened by the thousands. M. P. Manufacture
Scherl.
How Aerospace 11 Mach gets 69:115-16 Ap '63
the most out of trailers; Aircraft fasteners, il diags Aircraft Eng 35:
illustrations with text. Mod Materials 203-4brazed
B-70 Jl '63 honeycomb panel production re-
Handling 18:61 Jl
Making good machines better at Noralr. '63 quires new techniques. L. A. Morgan, il
W O Lindstrand. il Plant Eng 16:122-4 Mach
Design of 69:116-19 Jl '63
a 4000/6000-ton plate stretcher. R.
N '62production and plant equipment. Pub- J. Elger. il diags Inst Metals J 92:1-5
New New processes, exotic materials slated'63-64
for
tivelishedindustries
in semi-monthly numbers of Automo- aerospace parts; abstract. M. D. Weisinger.
1963 products S A E Jaspects 70:70 of D '62
motive, andguide for products.
aviation mantiracturing, auto-
Automotive Practical stretching aluminium al-
loy plate for aircraft. A. R. Martin, il diags
Ind 127:149-251 D 15 '62 Inst peening
Metals J contoiu-s
92:6-11 '63-64
Permanent master models splined from plas- Shot panels, il Iron Age
tic. W. Mote, il diags Blach 70:92-5 O '63
Potting technique cuts tooling costs. J. M. 191:94machining
Skate Mr 14 '63 contours honeycomb panels,
Miller, il diags Tool & Manuf Eng 51:79-82 il diags
S '63 State of theMachart in
for refractory
69:96-101 Jl '63
Chem-milling
alloys. H. H. techniques
Muller. il
Tools for the industry, il diag Aircraft Eng
35:57, 88. 117, 211, 244 F-Ap, Jl-Ag '63 diags adhesive
Tape Mach 69:105-10
bonds the Jl '63Boeing 727. il
Maintenance and repair Machine for Design
Toolin.g the 35:14 Ja 17 '63
industry; advantages of
Hughes aircraft co. cost improvement pro- plastics tooling
'63 for the aircraft industry.
gram: big maintenance savings from small J. L. Branston. il Aircraft Eng 35:14-16
ideas, il Plant Eng 17:117-19 Ja '63 Testing
Management Ja '63circuit tv aids inspection. J. L. Rus-
How to slash paperwork costs; Norair div. Closed
of Northrop Corp. R. R. Kay. il Iron Age seU, jr. il Mach 69:120-1 Mr '63
191:52 Ap 11 '63 AIRPLANE propellers
Delaying effect of rotation on laminar separa-
Quality control tion. W. H. H. Banks and G. E. Gadd. diag
Assessing helicopter safety with respect to More
AIAA lift with Ap
J 1:941-2 reinforced
'63 plastic propeller
component
■63 fatigue. A. D. Hall, diags Air- blades.field11 of diags Mod Plastics 40:93-5 Mv '63
craft Eng 35:97-9 Ap '63 Noise a rotating propeller in forward
Mathematical method of problem evaluation. flight. A. I. van de Vooren and P. J. Zand-
E. Kirby. Ind Quality Control 19:17-19 My bergen. bibliog diags AIAA J 1:1518-26 Jl
New techniques drop quality control costs; Variable-camber prop is cammed into posi-
abstract. G. M. Ellis. S A E J 70:71-2 D '62 tion, il diag Machine Design 35:91 Jl 4 '63
Wide range of reliability problems can be X-22A vtol research aircraft. V. B. Paxhia
solved by use of this new system of PRIDE and B. T. Sing, il diags Astronautics &
(programmed reliability in design). R G. Aerospace Eng 1:64-9 O '63
Sharp and A. J. Wilcox. S A E J 70:74-8 AIRPLANE stability and stabilizers
N '62 Safety measures Gas saves weight; gives stable flight. B. G.
Kibby and others, diags S A E J 70:80-2
Safety that's loud and clear; Temco Aero-
systems. 11 Safety Maint 126:8-12 S '63 O See
'62 also
AIRPLANE
plane fuel filters. See Fêl filters, Air- Airplane wings — Flutter
Gyroscope
AIRPLANE tails. See Airplanes— Tall surfaces Uniformly valid second-order solution for
AIRPLANE wings . ^ ^ , .^^ „„„ supersonic flow over cruciform surfaces. J.
con- Wallace and J. H. Clarke, blbliog dlag AIAA
Aerodvnaiiiic a.-pects of boundary J„layer Williams
J 1:179-85 Ja '63 „ r^ „ , r.^ -c-
trol for hii-'h lifl at low speeds. Variable sweep aircraft. D. D, Baals and E.
and S. F. J. Butler, blblloc diaKs Roy Aero- C. Polhamus. il diags A^tronauUcs &
nautical Soc J C7;201-23 Ap '63 See also Eng 1:12-19 Je '63
Aerospace
Aerodynacraftmic of ^ swept
desittn and wlngred air-
c speeds.
at transonic supersoni AlrfolU
R C I>ock. blblloc II dIaKs Roy Aero- Flutter
nautical Soc J 67:3f5-37 Je 63
Aerodynamic heatinK studies of leadlne edtces Aeroelastic stability of orthotroplc panels In
for thin hvperveloclty winKS. J. A. Mxon. supersonic flow. A. A. Perlmutter. bibllos
Alts Jwlnsr
bibliOK thlne 32:1386-8 ■62
S
, cuts frlctional draK. U dia«s J Aerospace
Detenninalion Scl 29:1332-8-1-
of supersonic panel N '62 or
flutter
Air-lirea
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Laminar- flow wing makes Its "l^co }? 19 Adjustable weighbridge for aircraft, il Engi-
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Fuseiaae rests on one-piece wing in first
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Airplane wings Heating and ventilation
Airplanes — Stresses
Airplanes. Disht Ducts in jetliners; self-extinguishing phenoxy
Seaplanes — Design resin air ducts used in new planes, il Plas-
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Machine Design 35:146 Mr 28 '63 Articulated cylinders swing tall of cargo
Electric equipment plane; Canadair 44. il diags Hydraulics &
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Cleanliness 15:97 N "62 for hydraulic fluids
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Electrical Aircraft Eng must 35:132be My '63 out
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Airplanes — Control
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Aquaplaning on runways. W. E G'"^îo Chance Vought panels v/stol with balsa-and-
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Automatic landing development s. Radio 5 16 TiS
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Take-off and landing problems: syrnposium. design. W. R. Micks, diag Maclilne Design
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Airplanes. Vertical take-off Electrically-heated '63 transparencies; recent de-
Landing gear Ja '63 velopments in the use of plastics for air-
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BAG One-Eleven:
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one-piece wing in first
Drilling big holes from, the solid. J Gaul. 11 fiberglass plane •63 design. F. S. Snvder and
Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:111-12
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Efficient machining lowers landing gear costs. transport. H. K. Hicrhchew. diags Materials
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C Tsien. diags J Aerospace Sci 29:1462- the aircraft industrj'. 11 Aircraft Eng 35:23-7
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Lighting tindale. il diags Aircraft Eng 35:10-13 Ja
Cool lights or hot cabins: SST alternates. Today and tomorrow; brief review of the
E. L. Grifnn. diag S A E J 71:33-5 Jl ^63 current scale of application of reinforced
Electroluminescent lamps for Instrument plastics, their properties and potential uses.
lighting A. Viret. il Space/Aeronautics 39: A. J. Bellworthy. il jUrcraft Eng 35:2-3 Ja
180-1 Ja '63 Model testing
Miniature dimming ballasts for fluorescent
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the elastic stability of a thin cantilever Noise
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Power-spectral analysis of a reconnaissance structures suWect to acoustic stresses.
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IVIaintenance and repair Fluorescent paint, to see airplanes quickly.
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ISânufacture II Ind Finishing 39:14-164- Jl "63
Polymer coatings take temperatures to
Adhesive bonding plus riveUng lowers struc- 6300 deg F: DeSotos Korothorm coatings.
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Douglas to build compact ^Jet. R. R. Kay. II Performance
'63 Approximate trajectories for maximum range.
Iron Ago 191:106 Ap 25 '63 B. Kaybould. Roy Aeronautical Soc J 67:
Plastic dummy heat exchangers are used
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Bêven airliner. 11 Aircraft Eng 35:236 Ag 385-6 Je
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Room temperature adhesive for aluminum. 11 Pilots
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Pneumatic equipment
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Airplane factories ■Vlckers' 12th abstracts
conference: annual Aerospace
of papers. fluid power
Hydraulics
Airplanes — Welding operations
Airplanes. Military— Manufacture 6 Pneumatics 16:444- Ja '63
Wheels
AIRPLANES — Continued
Private ownership Trident's offset nosewheel saves fuselage
See also space, diags Engineering 195:307 Mr 1 '63
Airplanes in business Windshield wipers
Refueling Rain repellent boosts 727 visibility. K. Gun-
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New York City's Idlewild airport. R. J. Windshields
Barber, discharges
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Electrically-heated transparencies; recent de-
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Electrostatic discharges in turbine Aircraft Eng 35:20-2 Ja '63
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Underground svstem automates fueling at See also
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Safety measures First step in blowing air at speeds faster than
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Aircraft seating: rigid and flexible urethanes
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Research aircraft's jet- flap flight; Hunting
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Automatic system probes B-70 stresses. M. il diags Steel
Structural design 152:98-9 of theJe X-15.
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Adaptive control 82:42-3 helps JaX-15 '63 fly 60 miles high.
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Driveshaft ssmchronizes stol engines. 11 il diags Electronics
AIRPLANES, Freight 35:22-3 Ag 24 '62
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Effect gradientDesign 35:144-5
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Rov Aeronautical D. G. Mabey.
Ap 63 diag neering 196:374 S 20 '63
Electro-hydraulic vibrators, il Electronic Eng Short's big and little freighter aircraft, il
Engineering 195:180 F 1 '63
35:650 testing
O '63 the H.P.115 slender wing air. Skyvan light freighter produced by Short
Flight Brothers and Harland. il diags Aircraft
craft. J. M. Henderson, il diags Roy Aero-
Eng 35:73 airliner Mr '63 challenges
See alsonautical Soc J 67:41-6 Ja '63 Supersonic flight equip-
AirplEines — Model testing ment designers. Electronics 36:14-15 F 1 '63
AIRPLANES. Hypersonic
Vertical take-off and landing Adaptive control flies the X-15. J. H. Lindahl
See Airplanes. Vertical take-off and W. M. McGuire. diags Control Eng 9:
Vibration 93-7 O of '62the aeroplane in civil and military
Future
Mathematical analysis of corotating nose-gear fields. S. G. Hooker, il diag Engineer 216:
shimmy
C. Tsien. phenomenon.
diags J Aerospace R. "W. SciBerry and V.
29:1462-70-1- 366-9 Ag 30 '63; Same. Engineering 196:270-2
D '62 Record-setting research airplanes. J. A. Mar-
Nonlinear transverse vibrations of orthotropic Ag 30 '63
cylindrical shells. J. L. Nowinski. bibliog tin, bibliog il Aerospace Eng 21:49-54 D '62
AIAA J 1:617-20 Design
Structural damping. Mr R.'63 H. Scanlan and A.
Mendelson. High-performance inlets can be designed for
See also bibliog AIAA J 1:938-9 Ap '63 high Mach numbers. J. J. Mahoney. diags
Airplane wings — Flutter 5 A E J aerothermoelastio
71:74-7 Mr '63
Welding operations Potential problems asso-
ciated with advanced vehicle design. W R.
Automatic precision orbital welding: replac- Laidlaw and J. H. Wykes. diags Aerospace
ing brazing in aircraft structures, il Metal-
lurgia 68:85-6 Eng 22:154-64 Ja '63of the X-15. R. L.
B-70 boasts new Agdesign
'63 concepts. E. O. Clay, Structural design
Schleicher, il diags Roy Aeronautical Soc J
diags S A E J 70:52-5
Portable vacuum chambers D '62 permit electron 67:618-34; Discussion. 634-6 O '63
beam welding of large aerospace structures. X-15 flight-test experience. P. V. Row and
G. V. Anderson, il diags S A E J 71:86-9 J. Fischel. bibliog il diags Astronautics
My '63 6 Aerospace Eng 1:25-32 Je '63
AIRPLANES. Industrial
Testing
6*eK atao Air-breathing wing cuts frictlonal drag. 11
AirDlanes in airricvilture
AIRPLANES. Jet propelled diags underwater
From Macliine Design to outer35:6 My aviation
space; 9 '63 re-
BAC One-Eleven. 11 plans dians Aircraft search and photography go together. \Y. Q.
EnK 35;makers
Brilish 124-54 Myshowlne '63 record number of Kemmer. illghtil Ind
Trident test Phot 11:32-4il NAircraft
progress, '62 Eng
34:377 D 62
militar>' and commercial Jets. D. Scott, il AIRPLANES, Light
Automotive Ind 128:25 "Mr 1 '63
Cominc ne.xt: short-ranee jets. D. H. Stor- Beagle-Miles M.21S; design philosophy of a
twin-engined, low cost, light aircraft. G. H.
Demont.
Havilland11 Oil DH.<i 125.Gas ilJ plans
Gl:104-5diaesJl Aircraft
1 '(iS
Miles, il diag Aircraft Eng 35:4-6 Ja '63
Ene 35:32-43 F '63 Design philosophy of man powered aircraft.
Development of the BoeinK 727. J. E. Steiner. J. J. SpiUman. bibliog diags Roy Aeronau-
il diass Roy Aeronautical Soc J 67:103-10 Experimentaltical Soc J 66:699-706 N '62
aircraft association; designers
F '63 on a budget. S. Barnes, il Machine Design
Douglas to build compact jet. R. R. Kay. :i.-.:I52-7 S 26 '03
il Iron Arc 191:106 Ap 25 '63 Light and executive aircraft and their future
Effect of gradient on jet transport runway prospects in the United Kingdom. K. H.
lengths. G. Ahlbom and R. Horonjeff. Am Robertson, il maps diags Roy Aeronautical
Soc C E Proc 89 [AT 1 no 34901 :39-50 Ap Soc J 67:637-48: Discu.ssion. 64S-50 o 63
•63; Discussion. M. Meisner. 89 [AT 2 no Little Guy heads tor the big time, il diags
3686];53-69 O '63 Machine Design
First domestic airline orders all-careo jets; AIRPLANES. Milit.Try35:160-5 O 10 '63
American Airlines, diae Mod Materials Aircraft; carrier- based aircraft. T. P. Wilkin-
Handlinjr 17:39 D '62 Cliar:icteTson. isUc.-i
Naval Kngof J lifting-fan
75:131-6 F v/stol
'63 aircraft.
Giant jet is new fuel challenge. E. E. Halmos. R. H. Goldsmith and D. H. Hickey. bibliog
jr. Pet Management 35:196 O '63 il diags Astronautics & Aerospace Eng 1:
Hunting H.126 jet-flap research aircraft. 11
Aircraft Eng 35:166-7 Je '63 70-7 O faciors
Design '63 in vtol strike aircraft, diags
Jet flap aviation; Hunting H.126 research Engineering 195:2-3 Ja of4 '63
aircraft, illustrations with text. Engineer Flight characteristics the B58 Mach 2
bomber. B. A. Erickson. il Roy Aeronautical
Now215:027 Ap 5 '63 of three BAC
a choice One-Elevens. Soc J 66:665-9; Discussion. 669-71 N 62
Future of the aeroplane in civil and military
Engineering 195:732 My 31 '63 fields. S. G. Hooker, il diag Engineer 216:
Research
H.126. il aircraft's
Engineering jet-flap195:493 flight:
Ap 5 Hunting
63 366-9 Ag 30 '63; Same. Engineering 196:270-2
Ehort-haul civil jet aircraft, il Engineer 216: Hawker
Ag 30 P.1127 '63 il diags v/stol strike fighter. A. W.
334-5 Ag 30 '63 Bedford, Roy Aeronautical Soc J
Sltyvan light freighter produced by Short 66:743-50 tactical D '62 aircraft. R. E. Kuhn and
Brothers and Harland. il diags Aircraft Eng Jet-v/siol
others. 11 diags Astronautics & Aerospace
35:73 Mr
See also '63
Eng
NATO's l:3S-43 Je '63
firstborn, the Atlantic. R. Bloch. il
Airnlane engines— Jet engines diags Roy Aeronautical Soc J 67:153-61;
Airplanes. Hypersonic
Airplanes. Supersonic Discussion.
Split system starts 161-4 Mrturbine '63 engine. C. F. U.
Gas turbines. Aircraft Stoner. il diags Hydraulics & Pneumatics
Rocket propulsion
16:103-4-f- Mr '63
Air conditioning ■yto-flghter
E. C. B. Danforth. propulsion ilsystems. H. Drell and&
diags Astronautics
BAC One-Eleven; air conditioning, diags
Aircraft Eng 35:140-1 My '03 Aerospace
See also Eng 1:14-19 O '63
Auxiliary power Airplanes. .Military transport
BAC One-Eleven; auxiliary power unit. Helicopters — Military use
A. ■63
J. K. Carline. plans diags Aircraft Eng Bomb release devices
35:130-2 My '63 Control FoiTTiing operations on boml5 ejection racks.
BAC One-Eleven; flying controls. A. J. K. C. O. Herb, il diag Mach 69:116-21 N '62
Carline. il plans Aircraft Eng 35:134-6 My Design
Cooling ■Wide range of reliability problems of can
See also saved by use of this new system PRIDEbe
Airplanes. Supersonic — Cooling (programmed reliability in designi. K. G.
Sharp and A. J. Wilcox. S A E J 70:74-8
Design
BAC One-Eleven; basic design philosophy Ejection devices
and systems, il plans diags Aircraft Eng AirN '62crew protection, il Engineer 215:442-3
35:127-52 My '63 Some factors influencing spinal injuries In
Mr 8 '63
Equipment .■êat-ejected pilots. L. Laurell and A.
BAC One-Eleven; auxiliary and ancillary Nachemsson. Ind Med 32:27-8 Ja 63
equipment, il diag Aircraft Eng 35:153-4 System for escape from submerged aircraft.
J. S. P. Rawlins, •63 bibliog Ind Med 32:73-5
My '63 Fuel tanks
Contaminant control curbs jet fuel tank F '63
Zero-speed ejection seat rockets pilot to 400
corrosion. W. J. Dlgman. 11 S A E J 70: ft. 11 Machine Design 35:8 Ap 11 '63
56-8•63 D '62 Electronic equipment
Hydraulic equipment Blue Steel operational two years from first
BAC One-Eleven; hydraulic system. A. J. K. fliglit. il Engineering 195:335 Mr 1 '63
Carline. 11 diag Aircraft Eng 35:133-4 My F-104G: boon to Europe. R. Mikton. II map
Electronics 36:16-19 Je 21 '63
Fall s re In DC- hyd chan
O. -sa A. tDarcey. ssed S
il diags raHydraulics
uli ges. & Hybrid digital analog pulse-time techniques
for flight control system computers. W. R.
fe c Seegmiller. bibliog il diags IEEE Trans Com
Pneumatics 16:83-92 Ag '03
New jet has dual pressure system. S. Bangs. & Electronicstechniques
P498-503 forS reliable
'63
11 Uiag Hydraulics At Pneumatics 16:112 Redundancy flight-con-
Je '63 Noise trol computers. J. J. Fleck, bibliog il diags
IEEE Trans Com & Electronics p535-46 S
Sonic booms from aircraft In maneuvers. D.
J. Maglleri and D. L.. Lianslng. bibllog diags Manufacture
Sound 2:39-42 Mr '63 New brazing alloy meets space-age requlre-
■Wilson committee report on nuise. plans Air- menu. II Welding Eng 48:49 Mr '63
craft Eng 35:218-19 Ag '63 Painting and finishing
Take-off Painting A-5 Vigilante attack planes. D. M.
Bee Airplanes — Take-oft Ooldlng. II Ind Finishing 39:24-6-1- Je '63
Design
AIRPLANES. Military — Continued
Testing Aerodynamic design of swept winged air-
craft at transonic and supersonic speeds.
Automatic system probes B-70 stresses. R. C. Lock, bibliog il diags Roy Aero-
M. A. Lowj'. il Electronics 36:44-5 Jl 6 '63 nautical Soc J 67:325-37 Je '63
AIRPLANES, Military transport B-70 boasts new design concepts. E. O. Clay,
6.000-liva transformer airlifted to Venezuela. diags S A
Composite material E J 70:52-5 sealsD '62
show promise for
il Elec World
Transport 158:56 illustrations
aircraft; D 3 '62 with text. extreme environments. R. E. Headrick. 11
Eneineer 215:22-3 Ja 4 '63 ^ diags S power
Concord A E J plants. 70:58-6311 Odiags
'62 Aircraft Eng
AIRPLANES, Pilotless
Sea drone snares capsules, il Electronics 36:18 o5:100-l Apconfiguratio
Delta-wing '63
ns for the supersonic
As .See 16 also
'63 transport. J. L. Jones, jr. and others, bib-
liog Astronautics & Aerospace Eng 1:74-
Airplanes. Target
AIRPLANES, Supersonic 81 Jl '6.i air induction systems for super-
Designing
Airline engineerinK symposium. Jan. 21st. sonic aircraft. L. M. Randall, diags S A E J
Roy Aeronautical Soc J 67:165-71 Mr 6.> 70:61-5 N '62v/stol aircraft. H. A. James
Fan-in-wing
Anslo-French supersonic transport. Aircraft
and K. L. Sanders, bibliog diags As-
Eng 34:313
Anglo-French N '62
supersonic .,
transport, il diags ^. tronautics & Aerospace Eng M.1:60-71 Je '63
Fatigue in advanced aircraft. A. Melcon
Aircraft Eng 35:44 F '63 „_ „ ,, „ ,.,„ and A J. McCuUoch. 11 diags Astronautics
At
DesignMach 3.
factors in vtol strikeProduct EnK Jl 8 '63 diags
34:b6 aircraft, & Aerospace Eng 1:20-4 Je '63
Engineering 195:2-3 High-performance inlets can be designed for
Plight chaiactenstics Ja 4 '63
of the B58 ,, Mach i. „2 liigh Mach numbers. J. J. Mahoney. diags
bomber. B. A. Erickson. il Roy Aeronautical S A E J aerothermoelastic
Potential 71:74-7 Mr '63 problems associ-
Soc J 66:665-9; Discussion. 669-71 N '62 ated with advanced vehicle design. W. R,
High temperature electrical system develop- Laidlaw and J. H. Wykes. diags Aerospace
ment applicable to supersonic transports. J.
J. Pierro. Machine Design 35:122-t- Ja 31 Eng 22:154-64
Problems in selecting Ja '63 alloys for the super-
Hot fuel for a hot aircraft. C. J. Johnson, sonic transport. P. H. Denke. il Metal Prog
bibliog diags Materials Res & Stand 3:300-1 83:71-6+ ofMr materials
Selection '63 for minimum-weight
Ap '63
Lubricants for engines for ,supersonic. aircraft. . design. W. R. Micks, diag Machine Design
N. J. Hunter. 11 Aircraft Eng 34:317-18 N 35:202+ S transport
Supersonic 26 '63 performance boosted by
■62 . , well -Integrated inlet, nozzle, and engine
Materials for a supersomc transport; sym-
p o s i u m , i l diag J Metals 15:185-96 w^hen engine airflow is decreased. 'T G.
Materials problems in the design of a Mrsuper- '63 Slaiby and R. L. Staubach. S A E J 71:
sonic transport aircraft; symposium, bib- 42-5 F '63
Variable sweep aircraft. D. D. Baals and
liog il diags Materials Res & Stand 3:805- E. C. Polhamus. il diags Astronautics &
24 O producers
Metals '63 in Mach warfare; battle is Aerospace Eng 1:12-19 Je '63
brewing between aluminum and other Electric equipment
metals over the U.S. supersonic aircraft
program, Electric power systems for supersonic trans-
Multi millionil dollar Iron Age 192:55 can
question; Ag supersonic
29 '63 ports. R. D. Jessee and R. A. Mintz. diags
transports pay off? R. D. Kelly. S A E J Westinghouse Eng electrical
23:98-103 systems
Jl '63 being
70:54-6 High temperattire
New shapeN in '62 the sky by 1966; Concord,, the ,
groomed for supersonic transports: ab-
Anglo-French supersonic airliner, il diag stract. J. J. Pierro. S A E J 71:90 Mr '63
Engineering
Optimum power 194:734-5
plant Dconfiguration
7 '62 for a Hydraulic equipment
supersonic v/s.t.o.l. strike aircraft. R. M. Fluid testing for supersonic transport. Hy-
Denning, il diags Aircraft Eng 34:353-9 draulics & Pneumatics
Noise 16:85-6 Ag '63
D '62 materials for a supersonic transport,
Picking
diag Materials in Design Eng 58:163-4+ O Take-off and landing of the supersonic trans-
'63
Power for the supersonic transport. „G. „T. port. F. B. Greatrex. map diags Aircraft
Rowe. diags Mech Eng 84:40-5 N '62; Dis- Eng 35:221-4+
AIRPLANES, TargetAg '63
cussion. 85:74-6 Jl '63 Painting target planes. P. I. Chase, flow
Substituted pvrazines promising as hydraulic
fluids and lubricants. J. D. Behun and P. T. chart il Ind Finishing 39:14-16+ Jl '63
Kan. il Chem & Eng N 41:100-1 S 16 '63 AIRPLANES,
tary transport
Transport. See Airplanes. Mill.
Supersonic civil transport, diags Engineer
214:993 D 7 '62 AIRPLANES, Vertical take-off
Aerodynamic processes in the downwash-
SST ■63 by '70? il Machine Design 35:154-9 Ap inipingement problem. R. J. Vidal. bibliog
11 '63 diags J Aerospace Sci 29:1067-75+ S '62:
Supersonic transport challenge. N. B. Halaby.
il Astronautics & Aerospace Eng 1:30-3 As Icont as]
Airline AlAA J 1:726-7
engineering Mr '63 Jan. 21st.
symposium.
Supersonic transport; international airline Roy Aeronautical Soc
Aviation without runways; illustrations J 67:165-71 Mr '63with
•63 a look; Qantas. R. R. Shaw, diag
takes text. Engineer 215:96 Ja
Characteristics of lifting-fan v/stol aircraft.11 '63
S A E J 71:30-2 Je '63 R. H. Goldsmith and D. H. Hickey. bibliog
Supersonic transports. Sci Am 209:48-9 Ag 11 diags Astronautics & Aerospace Eng 1:
TFX; mission and design, diags Space/ Aero- 70-7 O '63power plant system for v/s.t.o.l.
Composite
nautics 39:72-83 Je '63 aircraft. 11 Aircraft Eng 34:350-2 D '62
Titanium leads in supersonic transport ma- Design factors in vtol strike aircraft, diags
terials race. Steel 153:24 Jl 1 '63 Engineeringhelicopter 195:2-3 Jaand 4 '63 vtol transports.
2100-mph transport brewing. R. R. Kay. Designing
Iron Age 191:48 My 23 '63 E. F. Katzenberger and others bibliog map
See also diags Astronautics & Aerospace Eng l:lOO-6
Airplanes. Hj-personic F '63
Air conditioning Development of the tilt-wing aircraft. J. B.
Nichols, bibliog il diags Roy Aeronautical
Cooling systems laboratory. Royal aircraft es-
tablishment. Famborough. il Airci^t Eng Fan-in-wing v/stolJe aircraft.
Soc J 67:361-70 '63 H. A. James
34:335 N '62 and K. L. Sanders, bibliog diags As-
Precooled fuel acts as heat sink for super- tronautics & Aerospace Eng 1:66-71 Je '63
sonic transport air conditioning systems. Future of the aeroplane in civil and military
J. Makowski and K. Linnett. diags S A E J fields. S. G. Hooker. 11 diag Engineer 216:
70:66-7 N '62 Cooling 366-9 Ag 30 '63; Same. Engineering 196:270-
Cool lights or hot cabins; SST alternates. Hawker
E. L. Griffin, diag S A E J 71:33-5 Jl '63 2 Ag 30P.1127/Bristol
'63 Siddeley Pegasus com-
bination. T. P. Frost. 11 diags Aircraft Eng
Finding fuselage conditions at Mach 4. 11 34:346-9 D '62; Excerpt. Engineer 214:646
Engineering 194:625 N 9 '62
O 12 '62
38 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY INDEX 1963
APPLIED
AIRPLANES. Vertical take-off— Confinued Dulles International airport. U plans dlags
^Hrwker P 1127 v/stol Roystrike flfhier AW J
Bedford 11 dlaas Aeronautical Soc Elt^.^St ^P^'4" -|es f4Vj,^T'''f3" ^-
3ef'\Hi''conJo\-^rsy. Aircraft Eng 34:345 MlSrs^'ail-' tê"rî.?ll.^'i'i'av./"En^ ^2:47-9
Our two largest airports. 11 Plans dlags Prog
Po'^tTc'i \'o'Vh'e"je^tâfe: Dulles in„terna.Jpna.
Ro^\r/' s<^ff''
r<5J.f?: <;rd'l rrli/
terminal S?^?rft
.building c'-pl| .b\oP
Jo..Mf^^h^^û'^.'î
of first tn;s|rv.ce nicipal airport, 170^53 4 An i^ °
il. Engfor N Gat^'<iS
Mnitao-"eBins_ evaluation Third passenger . Pier ^l^"■■
^
plan Engmeenng 19^."S-9 Jl la <>•» airpoia^
Uniriue roof constru ction at Dulles
U En- J. B Lvttie. 11 Am Concrete Inst J 60.b3&
Ne^^^-UftêS'n'eTfe4^^w\U''b^
Yamaiaki's Dhahran airport, il plan Arch Rec
Han gar-8s Mr^^^'63 conditioning
133:145
Airports— TrafBc control towers
New conce pt in jet airport design calls for

multip licity of systems .RB.LjUhnow^ jrJ-
il Plan diags Heating-Piping 34.lU.-3iJ
nals.
termint
Radia J. syste
flool m heat
S. Ha,me l ands cools Â?®Vtea
R, ^4-sateU.
pms 35.135 -40 Ja
Ria'rl'dei?a^?.in|s. U diags Mech Eng 84:63 il^^ and ng-Pi
diags Heati
Plan Heating ventilation
New conce pt in jet airport design calls for

multip licity of systems RB.LjUhnow^ pn
11 plan diags Heatmg-Pipmg 34.1UJ-b i^ o^
terminals. J. S. Hamel and R-.^^r' ansatelli
Tn '63
te
RidiSnt flo^ system heat|. cools
plan diags Heati ng-Pi pmg 35:135 -40 Ja bi
Lighting
EnK
-d&2^ airport. 11 Ilium
-SS:<^:,«g:^"^S^°Ca?>n
Oakland International
■'electrif diag Elec
lcation.Ap 11 63
Constr poft
Utali^'lfr & Malnt 62:92-4-1-
Ve'^fo^r1'd"%?r1f^ral'ro'-''enSinll 'ii Engineer
^Û-''e rV,''lndcr.,is e. °^
equally well. and1! ^^Mî^r^Tmns
HeUport portation projects, il Eng N 170:
s Bibliography
v;s\'of
Marhine Design 35:6 Je.^ „ nrell S2-I-
fleeJaalso
24 '63
Aerospace »»
^î:'§%' iPf
Eng 1:14-19 S As^ro^/ullcs^
"hnrt hauls H L.
Vtol air bus slated t^'^.n^ c r. "kV Highway and airport ^digest. Published m
of Public works
monthly numbersBuildings
See Airport buildines
e".'€.?:fg
Control towers
va3?=STRSr Costs control
See Airports — Traffic towers
-IC'*r5;",.«r.'&,nS'-a'&"iv?ii Airport industrial waste system; unit prices.

De^vlr'* expandj"
unit prices. Eng terminal
N 170:55 apron
Je 1.3 for63 jets:
.
AerospacI Eng 1:64-9 O '63 paving costs: unit prices.
Illinois airport
Control
L<^"'ycaVation price umt captures site work for
New York airport; prices. Eng N 170.
diaes S A E J 71:01-2 Jl 63
AIRPLANES. '" =3J:',<="'*"/*too-dresslne opera- Low *plpe^ prices help take Missouri award:
constmctfo n at Lambert-St Louis municipal
D 13 63
airport: unit prices. Eng Nunit?69:3^
prices. Lng
nautical Soc J 66.S31-6 Ob- tT <? =? R • ab- Michigan airport awards:
Re^Mdôn"af'rPort job runs IS per cent under
^^SiV^-S' A^.''§m?r"nol" l,**^goy"le?oâutfcal estimate, unit prices. Eng N 171:126 S 19
Us^^.'^df the aer'^plane In agricultu re: texts of Remote site haniPefs^' ?#''?„ Vi'"^?^ ^°''"
Aeronaut
Roy 780-2 ical Soc J 66:767-80. unit prices. Eng N 170:45 Ja 31 63
papers on. D '62 Virginia town builds municipal al,niort, unit
Di.scus.'il prices. Eng N 170:143-4 Je 20 63
HellcoptersÂgrlcuUural use Design
M
future
and ^thelr F.
craft Kingdom. Airport My 30no '63
lfn:15-17boom; ,. 11 Eng
end In , sight. ,
^Light^
orosnects inutKe"ir
and%xec the United H
&Xrt'on. 11 mans dlags RojVRn'' o ^ Houston's Jetero airport: location ana con-
Soc J 67637-48: niscusslon. 645-50 O b.i flir'urntion F H Newnam. ir. maps plans
1 no 34751:9-26
Am
aS '6?^ C E Proc 89
Soc Discission. A. I.VT
R. Kelly. 89 (AT 2
-San'ro^'-i. "^X, fe-i-g '^^:^S.^l ^^^2
O '63 equipment
no 36861:51-2Electric
^rrhat';'rê!,^"enW7orest areas MCôk-
Applications of electricity at airports. C.
Machine
W^fe^r Design '<i^df
"v^'-nXf CJ ll^dllg
%n/ D,h«20;|."
34:114-15 Heyes. dlag.'i Inst E E Proc 110:1621-31 S
Utah airport electrlfloatlon. II dlag Elec
*Tir°o'??'a?"hi1e"c?uro. 11 Plans dlag« Prog Arch Constr & Malnt 62:92-44- Ap '63
Equipment
-SS'Mâ/^ Xi2lf1fec^34^65-^^ Automatic pipelines to handle airport fuels:
Another II Prog Arch air44:67lerminal:
malor H S Memphis. New York City's Idlewild airport. R. J.
Tenn. S 6.1 Barber, handlinir:
Bagk-ago dlae Controlairline
Eng, bacirage
10:27 Ap handling
'63
Cellular domes cap a'jr.'jf""'"?]"!. ^rj'y,o'*2-3 svstems' symposium. II Am .Soc C E Proc
airport. McCarran fleld. 11 I'-ng N i(u.<i o 89 I AT 2 no 36761:21-44 O '63
F 14 '63
39
AIRPORTS — Equipment — Continued Columbus, Ohio
Building epoxy draw dies, il Am Maclv Airport earns a fine reputation for snow re-
MetalworkinK Manut 107:62-3 Mr 4 '63 moval; Port Columbus. F. A. Bolton. 11
Fuelins svstem for Dulles international air- Pub Works 93:98-9 D '62
port. R. D. Mahaney and D. M. Hosier, il
plan dias Am Sec C E Proc S9 [AT 1 no Copenhagen
34941:51-65 landing
Instrument Ap '63 system developments. 11 Lesson from abroad: Copenhagen airport.
Kastrup. il plans diags Prog Arch 44:168-73
NewEngineer
light on 214:995 D 7 '62 bright plan display
air traffic: Dallas
with alphanumerics. T. Vast, il diags Ap '63
Electronicsto 36:42-6 Jl '63 cities facilitates airport ex-
Tunnel between
Pipelines teed 140 26 filling
'63 stations. 11 pansion; Greater southwest international
Eng N 171:37-S O 3 automates
'63 airport, Dallas-Fort Worth field. C. M.
Underground system fueling at Thelin. il plan diag Pub Works 94:84-7
New York's Idlewild international airport. Mr '63 Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
il Pet Management 35:180 S '63 Elegant precast arches frame Arabian air
Federal aid
FAA apportions airport aid funds. Eng N 171: terminal, il Eng N 170:24-5 Ja 3 '63
Tamasaki's Dhahran airport, il plan Arch
18 '63Ag 22 '63 Lighting Rec 133:145-8 Mr '63
Fort Worth, Texas
Applications of electricity at airports. C.
Heyes. diags Inst B E Proc 110:1621-31 S Tunnel between cities facilitates airport ex-
pansion; Greater southwest international
Flight apron: Oakland international airport. airport. Dallas-Fort Worth field. C. M.
il planssodium Ilium lighting
Eng 58:624-5 O '63 Thelin. U plan diag Pub Works 94:84-7 Mr
Linear with intensity con- Houston, Texas
trol applied to airport visual landing aids.
M. Latin and others, bibliog il diags Inst Houston's Jetero airport;
E E Proc 110:1037-43 Je '63; Abstract. plans diags Am Soc C E symposium,
Proc 89 (AT maps
1 no
lUum Eng 58:579-80 S '63 3475. 31871:9-38 Ap '63
Location Las Vegas, Nevada
Airport location in relation to urban trans- Cellular
airport.domes cap airfield,
McCarran terminals;
il Eng Las Vegas'
N 170:42-3
port. R. H. Jordan, bibliog map plan Am
Soc C E Proc 88 [AT 1 no 32451:99-109 Ag Lincoln, Nebraska
■62; Discussion. L. V. Hammel. 89 [AT 1 F 14 '63
no 35051:95-6 Ap '63 City and U.S. air force share use of $70-
FAA rejects three jetport sites, map Eng N million airport, il map Eng N 171:54-6 O
170:43 Je 20 '63 10 '63 London
Houston's Jetero airport:
figuration. F. H. Newnam.location and con-
jr. plans Am Instrument landing system developments. 11
Soc C E Proc 89 [AT 1 no 34751 :9-26 Ap
'63: Discussion. A. R. Kelly. 89 [AT 2 no Engineer 214:995 D 7 '62
London airport's new multi-storey car park.
36561:51-2 O '63 Runways il Engineering
Third passenger 19n:2"9
pier forAg Gatwick
23 '63 airport. 11
Design
Thomas,foril runway diags Roy conditions. J. "W.
Aeronautical Soc H.J plan Engineering
Wilson 196:78-9on noise,
committee report Jl 19 plans
'63 Air-
67:571-6:
Effect Discussion.on 585-8
of gradient S '63
jet transport runway craft Eng 35:218-19 Ag '63
lengths. G. Ahlborn and R. Horonjetf. Am Memphis
Soc C E Proc 89 (AT 1 no 34901:39-50 Ap Airport for jets and pistons. R. P. Har-
'63: Discussion. M. Meisner. 89 [AT 2 rover. il plans diags Arch Rec 134:165-72
no 36861 :.'i3-69 O '63 O '63
Another maior U.S. air terminal: Memphis.
New techniques used for clearing airport run-
wavs. W. F. Reynolds, il Pub Works 94:84-5 Tenn. il Prog Arch 44:67 S '63
Ap''63 Memphis air terminal, il Civil Eng 32:47-9
Runwav
and T. slipperiness
J. W. Leland. and bibliog
slush. "W. B. Home
il diags Roy Memphis
S '62 expands airport to meet jet age. II
Aeronautical Soc J 67:559-71: Discussion. Eng N 170:22 Je 13 '63
585-S S '63
Subgrade stabilization under an existing Minneapolis
runwav. S. C. Dearstyne and G. J. New- Metropolitan gateway: passenger terminal,
man, plan diags Am Soc C E Proc 89 [AT 1 Minneapolis-St Paul international airport.
no 34731:1-8 An '63: Discussion. "W. H. 11 plans diag Prog Arch 44:156-60 Ap '63
Gotolski. 89 [AT 2 no 36861:47-9 O '63 New York (city)
See also
Air bases, Militarj' — Runways Lummus to build highly automated fuel
system at New York international airport.
Snow protection and removal
Panil Oil & Gas J passenger
American 61:123 Je 10terminal
'63 at Idlewild
Airport earns moval: Porta Columbus.
fine reputation
F. A.for Bolton.
snow re-II airport. W. Prokosch. il plans diags Am Soc
Pub Works 93:98-9 D '62 C E Procto feed
Pipelines 89 [AT 1 no stations,
140 filling 349,';i :67-Sfiil Eng
.\o '63
N
Traffic control 171:37-8 O 3 system '63
Airlines look to computers to end delays. Underground automates fueling at
M. cutting
Reid. Electronics 36:66-7 O 25 '63 36: New York's Idlewild international airport.
FAA localizer cost, il Electronics il Pet Management 35:180 S '63
10 S 27 '63 Oakland. California
Traffic control towers Flight apron: Oakland international airport.
New tower to grace airports, il plan diags il plans international
Oakland Ilium Eng airport,
58:624-5 il Ilium
O '63 Eng 58:
PelArchdesigns
Forumstandard
119:112-14
controlN tower
'63 for FAA. 523-5 Ag '63 Toronto
il Arch Rec 132:10 D '62 Square peg in round hole for Toronto air-
Alaska port. II Prog
Remote site hampers Alaska runway job: ■63 Arch 43:46 D '62
Tulsa, Oklahoma
unit prices. Eng N 170:45 Ja 31 "63 Workshop-critique of AISC awards; Tulsa
Buffalo municipal airport terminal building. II diags
. $8.5 million runwav job to bring jets into Prog Arch 43:160-1 N '62
Buffalo. Eng N 171:25 Jl 25 '63 Washington, D,C.
Chicago Dulles international airport, il plans diags
Analysis Arch Rec
Fueling system 134:101-10 Jl '63 international air-
for Dulles
airport. ofM. master plan forandChicago
A. Warskow H. C. O'Hare
Burns. port. R. D. Mahaney and D, M. Hosier, il
diags Am Soc C E Proc 89 [AT 2 no 3674] : plan diag Am Soc C E Proc 89 [AT 1 no
1-19 O -63
Our two largest airports; O'Hara international Our34941:51-65 Ap '63 Dulles International air-
largest airports;
airport, il plans diags Prog Arch 44:102-11 port. II plans diags Prog Arch 44:87-101 As
Ak *63
AIRPORTS— Washington. DC— Continued
Portico to tlie jet a«e; Dulles internationaJ Cadastral surveying in Alaska. F. g^^VM
airport, il plan Arch n Forum H»:i^-»J.Ji w Zandt. map diags Am Soc C E Proo »»
Unique roof construcUo at Dulles airport. ISU 2 no 35531:55-64 Je '63
J. B. Lyttle. il Ani Concrete Inst J 60: Oriented lakes of arctic Alaska. C. E. Car-
835-51 Jl 'Go son and K. M. Hussey. bibliog map diags
AIRWAYS
See also JW. Geol A. 70:417-39.
Price. pi 1 Jl Reply.
71:530-1: 632-3 .Jl
'62; Discussion
Airports _ „ . ,
Traffic control See alsoe.g.
subjects, subdivision Alaska under special
Air traffic control: today and tomorrow. J. F. Airports
Mason. U diass lilectromcs 35:37-4<i U i Bridges
Gas. Natural
Geology
Airborne anticolUsion devices, diags S A E J
Hydroelectric
Petroleum plants , ,
Closed circuit television for air traflic control.
Klectronic Eng ,34:747 N 62 ^„„,,^„ Petroleum industry and trade
Computer-controlled air navigation: Omnitrac. Petroleum laws and regulations
il Engineer 215:639 Ap 5 63 _,„ ,„^„, „,. Public health
Data link for air traffic controL Engineer 215. Railroads
Water, Underground
In^pravcd"
weather nets air*" planned.
traffic conimutiication
J. F. Mason. U dia« and ALBANY, New York
Electronics 36:92-4 Ja 4 '63 „iH,=
utilizati.i/,n
on Architecture
Industry help sought in airspace Cacophony of forms in New York capital.
system design. J. F. Mason, diags Elec-
tronics 35:26-7 S 14 '62 ,„„m„ „^r, il Prog Arch 44:70 S '63
auto tralltc con-
ALBERTA
More computers going ilinto Electronics 35:14-15
trols. S. B. Gray, See cialalso
subjects,subdivision
e.g. Alberta under spe-
Muiticomputers to rule English sky D Bar- Coal mines and mining
low, il Electronics 36:14-15 O 11 63 Gas.
Geology Natural
New air-traffi c system predicts flight paths.
S D Moxley and J. A. Inderhees. il diags Mines and mineral resources
Petroleum
Electronics 36:27-31 F 1 '63 Petroleum Industry and trade
New light on air traffic; bright plan display Petroleum pipe lines
with alphanumerics. T. Vagt. il diags Elec-
tronics 36:42-6 Jl 26 '63 hom-
New voice-communication system for air Anthophyllit
fels facies. Fremontthe County.
e within Colo.e C. A.
albite-epldot
traffic control. T. E. Allen, 'diags MyIEEE63 Salottl. 11 diag Am Mineralogist 47:1055-66
Trans Com & Electronics p 189-99 biblioglp 1064-6) S '62 , . ,
Vordac for precise navigation over very- Artificial crystallization of volcanic glass to
air-traffic routes.. H. de Lanou- carnegieite. nepheline and_albite at room
velle and ityothers, bibliog II diags Elec Com
high-dens pressure. S. Ueda and T. Sudo. diags
37 no university
AKRON 4:302-15 '62 Am Mineralogist
ALBUMIN , 48:324-39 Mr '63 ,,, ■
•62 Ber>ilium binding by bovine serum albumin
Rubber science hall of fame at acid pH. '63S. Belman. bibliog Am Chem
Brunl installed in the Rubber 'nternaUonal Rubber
science hall of fame. Age 92:423 D Soc J 85:2154-9prosthetic
Carbohydrate Jl 20 '63 group of ovalbumin.
J. R. Clamp and L. Hough. Chem & Ind
Giuseppe the of?ewfame.niember
Brunl, hall of the
G. S. Whitby, p82-3 ofJa pH 12 '63
Rubber science Effect
contaminated and egg lipase
white. treatment on yolk-
O. J. CotteriU and
bibliog Rubber Chem & Tech 3o:sup xli- K. .M. Funk, bibliog Food Tech 17:1183-7
xliv D '62 Magnesium borates 5 '63
AKSAITE. See ALCOHOL . ^ ,. ^
AKUAMMIGINE
•63
Alcohol tionformation via the aprotic
J. W. decomposi-
• ■ „ a .7 Rritton
Structure of ip-akuammigine. A. Z. Britten of a tosylhydrazone. Wilt and
and others. Cheni & Ind P 1120-1 Jl 6 63 C. A. Schneider, bibliog Chem & Ind p865-
ALABA^M cial^^^^ subdivision
subjects, e.g. Alabama under spe- Analysis of'63 thechamber.
6 My 25 spark
'63 characteristics of a neon-
Coal mines and mining alcohol J. U. Burnham and
Petroleum others, bibliog J Sci Instr 40:296-302 Je
Textile industry
Effect of blanching, storage teinperature. and
container atmosphere on acetaldehyde and
'îsl'and'^transport of marine shells by birds on
Bank, alcohol production and oft-flavor formation
Perez Island Alacran Reef. S.Campeche
Kornicker. map in frozen snap-beans. T. Fuleki and J. J.
Mexico. T. Wright and L. David, bibliog Food Tech 17:1313-16 O '63
J Geol 70:616-18 S '62 Effect of ethanol upon .systemic and hepatic
ALAN IN E
blood flow in man. S. W. Stein and others,
Biosynthesis and metabolism in species of bibliog Am J Clinical Nutrition 13:68-74 Ag
vetch and lathyrus of v-plutamyl-,B-cyano-
alanine: relation to the biosynthesis ot e.s-
paragine. C. Ressler and others, bibliog Find ethanol'63 thermal conductivity; nomo-
20 '63 graphs. A.Process
M. P. Tans,Reflner
bibliog 42:172
Hydro-S
Am Chem Soc J 85:2874-5 S poly-L-al anine
carbon & Pet
Conformation examinat ion of
and poly-D.L-alanine in aqueous solution.
W B. Gratzer and P. Doty, bibliog Am Influence of alcohol concentration on the ei-
Chem Soc J 85:1193-7 Ap 20 63 fcctiveness of protein foams in extinguish-
ing flres in gasoline/alcohol mixtures. D.
effects In transamination:
Deuterium isotopepyridoxal W Flttes and D. D. Richardson, diag Inst
L-alanine and . M. I. Blake and
others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:294-7 Pet J 49:150-2
Kinetics of the Myreaction
'63 of trlmerlc phos-
F 5 '63 phonltrllic chloride with aniline In ethanol.
Isolation and Identification from common J. V. Bailey and R. E. Parker, bibliog
vetch of v-L-glutamyl-B-cyano-L-alanine. a
bound form neurotoxin
of the and B-cyano-L- Chem & calabtic
One-step Ind p 1823-4 O 20 '62 of ethanol to
conversion
alanine. C. Ressler others, bibliog Am butadiene In a fluidized bed. S. K. Bhat-
'63
Chem Soc J 85:3311-12 O 20 -4.6-diketo tacharyya and B. N. Avasthl. bibliog diag
of 2.6-dlamlno pyr.
'63 hip2.4-diamin
Relations
Imldlne. obutyric acid and a Ind & EnjT Chem Proc Design 2:45-51 Ja
crude preparatio n of B-cyano-L- nlanlnc to Pulse radlolysia studies: elementary reactions
the toxiclly of common and hairy vetch In aqueous ethanol solution. L,. M. Dorfman
seed fed to chicks. G. H. Arscott and J. and I. A. Tnuh bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:
A Harper, bibliog J Nutrition 80:261-4 Jl
ALARMS 2370-4 radlolysia
Pulse Ag 20 'Ci studies: transient spectra
Automatic eyes and cars, diags Safety Maint and rate processes In Irradiated ethanol
and aqueous elhanol solution. 1. A. Taub
124:36-6 and L,. M. Dorfman. bibliog 11 Am Chem
See alsoD '62
Electric alarms Soc J 84:4053-9 N 6 '62
ALCOHOL — Conttnued , .... . Determination of tobacco humectants by gas
liquid chromatography. R. L. Friedman and
Reaction kinetics and adsorption eauilibna
in the vapor-phase dehydration of etiianol. W. J.of Kaab.
Effect amino Anal Chem and35:67-9
alcohols methylJa donors'63
R. L. Kabel and L. N. Johanson. biblios on liver fat of rats fed low-choline dieta
diags A 1 Ch E J 8:621-8 N ;62 containing 2-aniino-2-methylpropanol. W.
Reaction of sodium borohydride with nickel J. Longmore and others, bibliog J Nutri-
acetate in ethanol solution, a liiKhly selec-
tive nickel hydrosenation catalyst. H. L. Electricaltion 78:295-300
double Nlayer '62 capacities and adsorp-
Brown and C. A. Brown, biblioe Am Chem tion of alcohols on gold. G. M. Schmid and
Soc J 85:1005-6 Ap 5 '63nia. solutions: kinet- N. Hackerman. bibliog Electrochem Soc J
Reactions of metal-ammo
ics, isotopic exchange and fractionation in
the reactions of sodium and ethanol In 110:44(1-4 My higher
Ethoxylated '63 fatty alcohols and their
tritiated ammonia. E. J. Kelly and others. use as cosmetic emulsifters. C. D. Moore
biblioB diag Am Chem Soc J 84:3611-18 O and M. Bell, bibliog Am Perfumer 77:81-4
6 '62
Solubilities of five trielycendes in aqueous V-Eudesmol from callitropsls araucarloldes.
ethanol. L.. K. Arnold and others. Am Oil O '62
R. B. Bates and E. K. Hendrickson. Chem
Chem Soc J 40:33-4 Ja '63 & Ind p
Fugacity coetiicients 1759-60 O 6of'62alcohols. R. S. Mann
Spectrotluorometricionstudy of the complexa- and L. W. Shemilt. bibliog Can J Chem
tion of indium with 2-methyl-S-quino-
linol in absolute ethyl alcohol. W. E. Ohne- GasEngchromatographic
41:38 F '63 behavior of Ci-Ci satu-
sorge. biblioB Anal Chem 35:1137-42 As rated alcohols and water on polyethylene
Spectrophotometric study of the complexes glycol substrate: effect of solid support
formed between uranyl and thiosulfata ions treatment. P. Urone and R. L. Pecsok.
in water and water-ethanol solvents. S. L.. bibliog Anal asChem
Hydroboration a means 35:837-41
for the Je assignment
'63
Melton and E. S. Amis, bibliog Anal Chem
35:1626-30excretion
O '63 . . of configurations to alcohols and olefins.
Urinary of ma.^nesium in man G. Zweifel and others. Am Chem Soc J
following the ingestion of ethanol. R. J. 84:4342-3 N 20of '62allyl alcohols with cobalt
Isomerization
McCollister and others, bibliog Am J Clim- hydrocarbonyl. R. W. Goetz and M. Orchin
cal Nutrition of 12:415-20
ethanol; Je
the'63 alcohol-acetalde- Am Chem Soc J 85:1549-50 Mv 20 '63
Utilization
hvde dehydrogena se systems in the livers Mechanisms of acid-catalyzed reactions; oxo-
of alcohol-treated rats. R. M. Dajani and tropic rearrangement of a-phenylallyl al-
cohols. H. Kwart and J. Herbig. bibliog
others, bibliog J Nutrition 80:196-204 Je '63 Am and Chem selective Soc J 85:226-8 Ja 20of '63alcohols.
Analysis New oxidation
K. E. Pfitzner and J. G. Moffatt. Am Chem
Gas chromatographic determination of ethyl
alcohol in blood for medicolegal purposes; New Soc technology
J 85:3027-8 isO resulting 5 '63 from svndet raw
separation of other volaiiles from blood or materials switch, il diag Chem & Eng N
aqueous solution. K. D. Parker and others.
Anal Chem 34:1234-6 determination
S '62 41:138-41 N and
l-Octen-3-ol 4 '63 its relation to other oxida-
Gas chroiiiatosraphio of traces tive cleavage products from esters of
of ethanol in methanol. K. J. Bombaugh linoleic acid. G. Hoffmann, bibliog Am Oil
and W. E. Thomason. Anal Chem 35:1452-4 Chem Soc J 39:439-42-1- O 62
5 '63 Manufacture 1-Olefins made from 2-aIcohols using new
selective deli.\'dration technicjue. A. Lun-
Shell Chemical increases ethanol capacity, deen and R. Van Hoozer. il Chem & Eng N
Chem & Eng N 41:26 S 9 '63 Organoboron
41:42-3 Jl 29 compounds: •6.-; stereochemistry of
ALCOHOL. Industrial the reaction of 8-quinolinehoronic acid with
In-line blending Axes alcohol, but not for chloroalcohols R. L. Letsinger and J D.
drinking. I S A J 9:26 D 62
Line-blending precision allows direct denatur- Morrison, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2227-9
ing, il Chem Eng 69:66-1- O 29 62 Origin of hydrogen in metal hydride com-
Shell Chemical simplifies denaturing opera- Ag 5 '63 plexes formed bv reaction with alcohols. L.
tion, il Oil & Gas J 60:108 N 5 '62 Vaska and J. W. DiLuzio. Am Chem Soc
ALCOHOLATES ^ ,, ,,.
Alkoxides of lanthanide elements. S. N. Misra J 84:4989-90from
Plasticizers D 20 '62
andSeeothers. S. Haisser '63 and straight chain alcohols. A.
J. W. McBroom. bibliog
also Chem & Ind pl20 Ja 19 '63
Aluminum alcoholates diag Mod Plastics 40:141-2 Je '63
ALCOHOLISM Polyol fatty acid esters in cosmetic emul-
Comprehensive rehabilitation program for sions. J. Hardiman. Am Perfumer 77:45-7
alcoholics. E. C. Hoff. bibliog Archives 0 '62 makers fight it out in price arena.
Polyol
Environmental
Harvard team isolates Health human
7:460-8 liver
O '63enzyme;
mav give kev to phenomena associated with Chem & Engof N some
Protonation 40:34-5saturated
N 5 '62 alcohols in
alcoholism. B. L. Vallea and others. Chem aqueous sulfuric acid. E. M. Arnett and
6 Eng N 41:25-6 S 23 'fiS J. N. Anderson, bibliog Am Chem Soc J
Metabolic and nutritional effects of al- 85:1542-3 My 20 '63
liog diag coholArchives
ism. C. M. LeevyEnvironmental
and H. Baker, Healthbib- QuadricycloI2.2.1.0=-«.0'.=] heptan-7-ol (quadri-
cylanoll. H. G. Richey, jr. and N. C. Buck-
7:453-9 O '63 ley, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:3057-8 O 5
ALCOHOLS . „
Alcohol washing of soybean protein. A. C. Reaction of certain phosphorothionate insec-
Eldridge and others, bibliog J Agri & Food ticides with alcohols and potentiation by
Chem exchange
Anion 11:323-8 Jl '63
separation of magnesium and breakdown products. J. E. Casida and D.
calcium with alcohol -nitric acid. J. S. Fritz M. Sanderson, bibliog J Agri & Food Chem
and'63 H. Waki. bibliog Anal Chem 35:1079- 11:91-6
Role Ja '63
of wool wax alcohols in cosmetics. E. S.
83 Jlfor'63
Case evaporation suppression. „V. K. ^, .,La Lower, bibliog Am Perfumer 77:63-8 O '62
Mer. bibliog Chem Eng 70:213-14 Je 10 Selective catalytic dehydration of 2-alcohols;
a new synthesis of 1-olefins, A. J. Lundeen
Chemistry of Alfol alcohols. M. T. Atwood. and R. Van Hoozer. Am Chem Soc J 85:
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Comparative Oil Chemof polyols
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emulsions. S. J. Strianse. Am Perfumer 77: Separation
phase chromatography. P. Capella and
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Constitution of intermedeol; new sesquiter- Solanesol pyrolyzes via Cio biradical. Chem
gene alcohol. L. H. Zaikow and others,
hem & Ind p38 Ja 5 '63
Cyclo-dehvdration of l-deoxy-l-nltroheptitols. Specialty polyols.Jl R.
& Eng N 41:38 22 '63
K. Lehne. bibliog Am
J. C. Sowden and others, bibliog Chem Perfumer corrosion
78:103-7 Oof '63steel by methylated
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Detection and identification of alcohols, alkoxy spirit. Engineering 196:106R. JlC. 26Bowyer
'63
groups. lignin and wood bv gas liquid Structure of spathulenol. and
chromatography. K. F. Sporek and M. D. P. R. Jefferles. bibliog Chem & Ind p 1245-
Danyi. Anal Chem 34:1527-9 N '62
Detection of humectants in tobacco by thin 6 Jl 27
Study of '63pyrolysis of solanesol. J. D. Gross-
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Chem & Ind p 1125-6 Jl 6 63
1 N 10 '62
ALCOHOLS— Continued „ .„
Synlhellc alcohols. Chem Bnir 69:116 S 17 ,„„ 62 Reaction of cobalt hydrocarbonyl
saturated aldehydes and
with OjB-tuj.-
ketones R. W.
tiee also Goetz and M. Orchin. bibliog Am Chera boc
Butyl alcohol T 85*2782-4 S 20 '63
Dodecyl alcohol of someB.aro-
Hcxadecanol aldehydes trlc
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Spectrbphomatic studiesacetals.
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Isobuiyl alcohol Crowell and C. J. Varsel. Anal Chem 35:
Isopropyl alcohol
Methanol 189-92 F '63studies by nuclear magnetic re-
iltihvl phenethyl alcohol Structural
Sorbitol sonance; aldehyde 2.4-dlnltrop henylhydra-
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Vinyl alcohol Analysis . . ,
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the quantitative determi- Pfltzner of andnucleoside-5'
J. G. Moffatt. aldehydes.
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Flame response nation of highInmolecular weicht paraffins Chem Soc J 85:3027 O 5 '63
and alcohols by cas chromatography. Q. Thermal decomposition
boxaldehyde. B. C. Roquitte of cyclobutanecax-
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Gastion chromaiocrui)hic technique .
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Greenoueh. bibliog diag Anal Chem 35: Acetaldehyde
1657-9 O '63 Manufacture Benzaldehyde•63
Crotonaldehyde
Conoco's Alfol unit goes onstream. 11 diajt Formaldehyde
Pet Management 34:170-1 Ax "62 Malonaldehyde
ALCOHOLYSIS ...,.., „j Naphthaldehyde
Alcoholysis of vernonia anthelmintica seed SyrlngaJdehyde
oil and isolation of methyl epoxyoleate. Analysis
R A. Barford and others, bibliog Am OH
Application of the 3-methyI-2-benzothlazoIone
Chem Soc J 40:136-8 Ap '63 from highly un- hydrazone method for atmospheric analysis
Preparation saturated of alkyl esters of aliphatic aldehydes. A. P. Altshuller and
triglycerides. E. J. Gauglitz^ Jr. L. J. Leng. bibliog Anal Chem 35:1541-2 S
and L. W Lehman, bibhog il Am Oil Chem
Soc Jof'40:in7-S Mv '63 of camphcne hydro- Characterization and determination of alde-
Rates ethanolysls hvdes by the ultraviolet spectral changes
chloride and related alpha methyl substi- resulting from acetal formation. E. P.
tuted 1-chloro-l-methylcyclopentanes: the Crowell and others. Anal Chem 35:184-9 F
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Aldehydes stract.Hght urinary tract Infections: ab- World's
H. H. Zinsser. Chem & Eng N 40: readv largest
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Aldehvdic materials by the ozonizatlon of Water & Sewage
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Cowan, bibliog Am Oil Chem Soc J 39:496- ALDOSES
5UU Nstrengths
Basic '62 of some aromatic aldehydes '62 on SOj-aldose-amlno-rea*-
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Hormones
of trialkvlboranes with carbon monoxide
and aldehydes; synthesis of a new class of ALFALFA
organoboranes. M. E. D. Hillman. Am Digestibility of the alpha-cellulose and pento-
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Characterization of alkylJe and 5 '63 aryl halldes by fescue and alfalfa. S. J. Lyford. jr. and
2.4-dinitrophenylhydrazone3 of aldehydes others,
Further studiesbibliog Jof Nutrition 79:105-8
the influence of Ja
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from reaction of their Grlgnard reagents radiosensitivity of guinea pigs, with special
with dimethvlformamide. J. G. Sharefkin reference to broccoli and alfalfa. D. H.
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Cvanoethvlatlons and Michael additions; the 79:340-8 Mr '63chromatographic
Supplementary method for
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anoethvlation of an a.B-unsaturated cyclohexenols by y-cy-
alde-
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Atta. 11 J Agri saponins
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Differentia
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D 20 '62 of primary and secondary ali-
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Dîoiobroinination Willi .\-bromosucciniitiide.
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Lithium
Anal Chem t34:1281-7 r i c S '62
Meclianisin
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P. S. Skell and others. by N- Analysis
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Schiff bases. G. O. Dudek and G. P. Volpp.
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Sodium carbonates See also
ALKALI metal chlorides Barium
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Guide 191:121-3 materials.
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Transmissions to operate at 1200 F. W. R.
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68:157-1- Ag '63 Temperature dependence of decay time and
Space-age alloys; analyzing their process Intensity of alpha pulses In pure and
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ALPHA rays — Continued Catalytic cracking of hydrocarbons; product
distribution obtained in cracking cetane
Measurement over a silica alumina catalyst at 372°.
Air alpha proportional counter Insensitive to W. A. Van Hook and P. H. Emmett. bib-
atmospheric humidity. A. M. R. Ferrari liog Am Chem Soc J 85:697-702 Mr 20
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Characteristics of an alpha particle corona- alumina. V. C. F. Holm and A. Clark. Ind
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Lyman-alpha Sci Instr J.39:517-18 O '62 and
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Chemical etching of defect structures in
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Scattering tion of carbohydrate degradation products;
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Portable arrangements for altar lighting, il 46:353-4 flow
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Designing circuits N on15 alumina
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Mlcrostructure of an D W. Dawe and
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Bauxite
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New ceramic
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New ceramic: metal-like alumina. 11 Chem Alumina from clay now a success, il Iron
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Plasma-deposited aluminum oxide shields Tel- Lithiumnate:tetrakis- 1 N-dihydropyridyl) -alumi-
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AJuminum-UaOi exothermic 35:12 reactions.
S 12 '63 J. D.
Properties, tronic uses, current, future for elec-
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Jl 'M and Its effect on the supercoiuluoting char-
Proximity effects: rlnir openlntr of cis- and films. J. L. Miles and P. H. Smith, laminate
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Comp.ir.ir ive, snri.oc-:' Jl "63hardening effects of e^s:«
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Reactions
J Williamson and F. P. Glasser. bihlioK J and nickel (II) by Ion exchange chroma-
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Role of particle accrreiratlnn Chem 34:1425-6
Crj'ogenlcs- research O '62shows aluminum suited
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Role of surface active aBent.s In preventlnK O '62
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crack-formincr
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Electrical size effect In aluminum. K. Fors-
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Slnterlnir kinetics for the îBh
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Electron from thin Al-AUOs-Au
Am Cer Soc Hul 41:799-806 D 15 '62 structures. H. Kanter and W. A. Felbel-
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APPLIED SCIENCE &: TECHNOLOGY INDEX 1963 51
ALUMINUM — Continued Rapid determination of aluminum in miner-
Feasibility of electrolyte regeneration in Al als and rocks by thermal neutron activa-
batteries. S. Zaromb and R. A. Ftoust. jr. tion analysis. £>. F. Rhodes and W. E.
diags Eectrochem Soc J 109:1191-2 D '62 Mott. diag Anal Chem
Spectrophotometric 34:1507-8 of O vanadium
determination '62
Hiffh-Ileld
•G3 liquid Ha-cooled alurainuni-woiuid
masnet. J. R. Piu-ceU and E. G. Payne, in high purity aluminum. D. G. Biechler
bibliog U diags R Sci Instr 34;S93-7 As and others, bibliog Anal Chem 35:1685-7
Colorlna
High-moduJus titanium alloys containing O '63
boron and aluminium. A, R. G. Brown and Anodic bath colors aluminum without using
others, bibliog il Inst Metals J 91:ltJl-6 '62- any dyes, il Iron Age 191:92-3 Mr 28building
'63
63 Color keynotes aluminum in home
Hypervelocity impact of
tiles into stainless radioactive
steel projec-
and aluimnum. products; NAHB show, Chicago. 11 Mod
R. F. Rolsten and R. A. Schmitt. il diags Metals
New 18:24-1- Ja
light-stable dyes'63 for anodized aluminum
J Ap forPhys 34:3010-12 O '63 Mod Metals 19:90-1 My 63
Ideas quenching aluminum. O. R. Single-
Interaction ton, jr. diag between Iron oxygen
Age 192:72-3 Ag 22 '63
and aluminum in Corrosion
germanium. W. D. Edwards. J Ap Phys Air and corrosion fatigue of an aluminium-
7-5 per cent zinc-2-o per cent magnesium
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nmn. R. Li. Cunningham and others, bib- Metallurgia
Atmospheric exposure 68:lu9-21 ofS aluminiuxn
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Ionic movement Physthe34:9S4-9
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Materials seieciion in tlie auto industr>": high temperature water service. R. L.
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Nonhydrod>'Tiamic attenuation of shock waves Behaviorsion of18:406-16 the Nmetal-oxide
'62 interface dur-
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Ap Phys 34:2677-85 S '63 tiu-e corrosion of aluminum J. H. Green-
Optical constants of alimiinimi from 300 to 800 blatt and J. T. N. Atkinson, bibliog 11
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Properties oi materials; aluminum and its ium in deaerated acid solutions and the
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112-21 Mid-O '63 Goulding and T. C. Downie. bibliog diags
Properties of soda aluminosilicate glasses; MetaUurgia
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T. P. Copps. bibliog J Ap Chem 13:27-32 Ja Corrosion of Light Metal Age in21:9-10
1100 aluminum Ap '63
oxygen-satu-
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Structure of oxide flhns formed on aluminum ers, diags Electrochem Soc J 110:622-7 sec
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'63 gauge for measuring alumintmi
S. Mori and others, bibliog il
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Temperature generated in aJimiinum rods im- Corrosion
Electrochemical behavior19:269-71 Ag '63of aluminum allovs
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Thermal and solvent desorption of radio- discussion. Chem & Ind p359-60 Mr 2 '63
labeled stearic acid monolayers from alumi- pH microelectrodes for use near corroding
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X-ray diffractoraeter determination of the
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Electrotechnicai uses
See also
Alumina AL,S cable for walk-in refrigerators. C. Han-
Analysis nen. il Elec Constr & Maint 62:78-9 Jl '63
Determination of aluminum In organo-aluml- Aluminum cable hits high-power packpot F
nuin compounds by X-ray fluorescence. H. J. Starin. il Iron Age 190:73 D 13 '62
Aluminum is the new angle in substations.
fd98-9''j? '63 ^ Royer. Anal Chem 35: H. Fossum. diags Power Eng 67:32-5 Jl '63
Aluminum reaches for record year. Elec World
Determination of lithium in aluminum by
flame photometry: uUlizaUon of organic loS:115-18 D 17 '62
solvents for submillig ram amoimts. W. E Alviminum terminals. W. P. Miller and M D
P'lerimând W. R. Ford, bibliog Anal Chem Bergan.
4 '63 il diag Machine Design 35:117-18 Jl
Determination of submicrogram quantities of Distribution with aluminum sheathed cable
aluminum in natural diamonds by neutron il diags Elec Constr & Maint 61:80-1 D '62
activation analysis B. C. Lightowle rs. bib- Emissivity of weathered conductors after
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Determination of sulfate and aluminum in a ments. W. S. Rigdon and others, bibliog
nitric sulfate deoxidizing bath by emission
Fdiags
63 Power Apparatus & Systems pS91-6
.fnT55f3^-?r
Melt-in-ro d Ap°'-6 3^ ^"'^■•- ^'"^''"^ " ^'^'- Giant aluminum bus bars formed by Mig
technique for spectrochemical welding, il Welding Eng 48:52 Ag '63
anab'sis of aJuminum samples limited in Half century of d-c power over aluminum
7?5^-'6 Mv '?3 ^^^^^- ^^'^^ "â' Chem 35: rods, il Power Eng 67:57 Ja '63
Industrial
Neutron activation analysis of aluminum: use of aluminum cables: discussion
determination of gamma-emitting impuri- diags Engineering 195:714 My 24 "63
ties with long half lives. F. Girardi and R. Manufacture and uses of aluminum wire R.
Pietra.
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Corrosion resistance in sea water of medium
ALUMINUM — Electrotec hnical uses — Continued strength aluminum bronzes. 13. Upion. il
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Degassing
mixture, of R. aluminum
F. Budziakwith and nitrogen-chlorine
F. W. Richards. il Iron Age 192:55 Jl 18 '63
Producers' earnings hurt by lower prices.
Gas11 diags
porositvFoundry 90:150-24- Ncastings.
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'63 follow other in-
Kissling and J. F. Wallace, bibliog 11 diags crea.=:es? Steel 152:274- My 27 '63
Foundry 91:70-5 F '63 Protection
Hydrogen content Aliuninum gains double coating In hlgh-
How to study hydrogen in aluminum: tritium sneed painting line, il Iron Age 192:l70-l
autoradiography. L. M. Foster and others,
Anodic bath colors aluminum without using
il diags Nucleonics 21:53-5 Ap '63 S 12 dyes,
'63
Joining to steel, etc. any
Assessment ofil sealing
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Alcoa devises process that welds dissimilar on aluminiuni by colorimetric analysis.
metals, il Steel 153:47 N 4 '63 G. C. Wood and J. N, Stokoe. bibliog J Ap
Brazing
rath of titanium
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Ag 19 '63 Coating for aluminum die castings; ques-
Gas metal-arc spot welding joins aluminum tion and answers. Ind Finishing 39:81-2
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Collins, il diags Welding J 42:302-8 Ap '63 Continuous degreasing and anodizing of alu-
High vacuum brass-to-alumlnura seal for use minum strip. I, S, Hallows, II plan Metal
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F '63
others, dlag R Scl Instr 33:869-70 Ajc '62 Continuous one side of coiled
sheet at high speed, low cost. F. L. Church.
Metallography 11 diags Mod Metals 13:32-4+ Mr '63
Air and corrosion fatigue of an aluminlum- De-oxidizer lubricates aluminum. Am Mach/
7-5
allov.per C centA. zinc-2-.') per cent
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Effect of contamination from laboratory air
Metallurgia 68:109-21 S '63 on the adhesion of paint to anodized auto-
Aluminum film alloyed to silicon: grand prize motive trim. C. A. Barlow and J. P. WaJsh
winner In ASM mctallographic exhibit. II
11 Plating
Effect of 50:827-8 S '63 sprayed-metal coat-
Metal Prog 82:115 n '62
Aluminum■ master alloys and frraln refining ings onpainting
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Capacitance and mlcrostructure of etched
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il diaes Materials Res & Stand 3:640-3 Ax trolyte. W. E. Cooke, bibliog 11 dla«rs Plat-
ing 49:1157-64 N '62
ALU M•liiI N U M — Protection — Continutd Aluminum wins promotion in defense weap-
First colorstrip line in the West besins ons buying. R. W. Crosby, il Iron Age
operation. U Light Metal Age 21:11-12 Ap Are192:97-8
aluminum Ag 16 autos '63 next? H. F. Jones. II
Gold part deco c
-ano
Bankers itio
lite insurance ns co. railte Mod afeMetals
teri Iron Age 191:65 F 14 '63
Army tests 2i^-ton amphibious truck: alumi-
diNze 'G2 a; num body cuts weight to 5000 lb. Automo-
l»i:!j4
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of tive Ind 129:116+ Jl 15 '63 expands. Foun-
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Decelerating Iron for Age shock
192:47 testing.
O 24 '63 M. D.
Chamberlain and D. Hind, il diags Engineer
New Metallight-stable
Finishing dyes 1J1:7S-S0+ O '63
for anodized aJmninum. 215:1024-6 Je 7 '63
Electronics housing, il Light Metal Age 20:18
NewMod West MetalsCoast 19:9U-1paintMy line'66 is versatile, has
unique operating features, il Mod Metals 19: Family
O '62 of Instrument cabinets are more effi-
cient, tlexible; Alcoa 1962 industrial design
26+ Mr
Parts epoxy'63 coated by fluidized process. J. award goes to design chief of Hewlett-
Pin holiis Ind
Rache. Finishing
in epoxy coat 39:lU2-3
on aluminum Ja '63 cylind- Get better co.
Packard il Mod Metals
acquainted 18:32+ Ja J'63 B.
with aluminum.
ers; question and answers. Ind Finishing 39: Kane and R. L. Horst. il Chem Eng Prog
1U7-9 N coating '62 59:88-90
Good or bad Jl '63aluminum pressure vessels? U
Plastic protects aluminum trays
from acid, il Ind Finishing Engineering Imp. F.196:142-4 Ag il2 diag'63 Mod Met-
Portable anodizer for light 39:113 F '63 re-
production, Hillman L. Church,
als 19:34+ Je '63
Pre-coating search, ilMod Metals 19:76-7
aluminum for bigAp roofing'63 job. HUlman Imp has rear-moimted aluminum
engine. D. Scott. D diag Automotive Ind
C. C. Skltlaps. a Ind Finishing 38:66-1- O 62
Predicting chemical costs in aliuninum bright- 128:47 Je 1 '63
In per'63.carmore aluminum Light in autos;
Metal 70 Agepotmds
PrinLin.£^ ening. and U. D. Nelson.
etcixing Platinganodized 60:651-7 Jl '63
aJuminuni is estimate. 20:17
foil. j. J. Jayne. 11 Inland Ptr/Am Lathogr D '62
International home furnishings show, Chi-
151:78-80highS; 162:66-7
Protect luster O: 66-7 N '63with strong
aluminum cago. Mod Metals 19:50-1 F '63
new wrapping material, il Mod Metals 19: Metals in '63 models. N. Lloyd, il Automotive
44 Myfaced '63 metal; colorful metallized Ind 128:29-32
Metals producers Ja 1in'63 Mach warfare: battle
Resin film
bonded to aluminum panels, il Plastics is brewing between aluminum and other
metals over the U.S. supersonic aircraft
World 21:43 chemical
Smoothing My '63 dip for aluminum: program, 21st il Iron Age show192:55 andAg convention,
29 '63
NERSICA annual
Noralbr:.te.
Strip coating ilsetup Engineering
for steel 194:589 N 2 '62
and aluminum.
L.. Sander, il Ind Finishing 39:60-2-1- N '62 New aluminum V-4 marine Diesel, il '63
Chicaga 11 Mod Metals 19:64+ Mr Auto-
Strip Hoats along coating line. H. H. CoLson. motive Ind 128:274-5 Mr 15 '63
New crane with aluminum boom il Metal-
il Iron Age 191:142-3
Studies on the structure of anodic oxide filmsF 21 '63 lurgia 67:145 Mr '63 of oscillatory combua-
on aluminum. R. W. Franklin and D. J. Particulate damping
Stirland. bibliog il diag Electrochem Soc J tion. M. D. Horton ajid M. R. McGie. bib-
To 110:262-7
paint raised Ap '63 letters; question and answers. Plasticsliog will diag AIAAmake Jgains 1:1319-26
in 1964Je model '63 cars,
Ind Finishing 39:90 Mr '63 H. K. Darby, il il Chem & Eng
Portable and multi-use Inventions N 41:28-31 Ag 19 '63 win
Versatile vinyl-on-aluminum.
diags Mod Metals 18:52+ D '62 Alcoa's student design awards, il Mod
Metals 19:70+ growth
Pre-assembled S '63 chamber utilizes alu-
Strength
minum; Alply panels made by Alcoa, il Mod
High-strength aluminum alloys. J. A. Nock,
jr. and H. Y. Hunsicker. bibliog il J Metals Metals works
Public 18:90 unlimited
N '62 opportunity for alu-
15:216-24 Mr '63 minum fabricators, il Mod Metals 19:46+
Notched and unnotched fatigue characteris-
tics of an aluminium-zinc-magnesium Railroad
My '63 carries nuclear engine by remote
of unusual strength. J. M. Finney, il alloy Inst control, '63 il Modjust Metals
Metals J 92:30-1 '63-64 Reliant engine makes19:82 theMrweight,
'63 diag
Textile uses Engineering 195:252-3
Rocker justifies bank spacing for V-8 blocks. F 16 '63
Suited for fire; aluminum reflectorlzed suit; il Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:67
Timken roller bearing co. il Safety Maint
Rocket
Mr 4 '63 sheathed with corrugated aluminum;
125:37 My '63 Uses Little Joe 11; General dynamics corp. diag
All aluminum telescope, il Light Metal Age Mod Metals
Tangye hydralite 18:66 heavyJa '63 duty jack, il diags
20:23 O 62
Aluminum chutes resist wear of sand. W. E. Engineering 194:518-20 O 19 '62
Transportation ties construction as alumi-
Graham.
Aluminum 11cutsFoundry 91:166 inMr shallow-draft
deadweight '63 num's biggest market. Mod Metals 19:48 Jl
cargo ships. 11 Mod Metals 19:58 Je '63 Trends in casual aluminum furniture, il Mod
Aluminum gains in '63 cars. H. F. Jones.
il Iron Agegantry 190:76 forD loading
20 '62 alumina. Metals 18:44+ N '62
Aluminium U Use of aluminum in off-highway truck bodies.
Engineer 215:792 Ap 26 '63 R. A. Esmonde. il diags Min Cong J 48:
Aluminum honeycomb as a decelerating me- 40-4 N '62
dium; Sperry gyroscope co. il Engineering World's first aluminum railroad. II Light
196:88 Ja 18 '63 Metal Age 20:19 Welding F '63
Aluminum in housewares. P. D. Shlras. il
Mod Metals 19:31-2+ S '63 Aluminum can be welded to other metals.
Aluminum-plastic bearing rings. J. W. Schu-
ster, il diag Metal Prog 84:109-10+ Jl '63 Steel 152:82
Aluminum Ap 15 '63 prefabricated inland at
deckhouses
Aluminum provides armor, mobility in new
weapons group. H. K. Darby, il Mod Metals lower cost. 11 Mod Metals 19:72 Ap '63
19:24-5+ F '63 Aluminum '62 welding helps launch the Scorpion.
Aluminum realigns in Detroit; new aluminum il Welding J 42:311 Ap '63
wheels may offset engine losses. H. F. Aluminum wire mesh welding technique per-
Jones, il Iron Age 191:119 F 21 '63 fected, il Metallurgia 67:224-5 My '63
Aluminum sheet and extrusions make rugged. Arc spot welding of aluminium, il diags Met-
low-cost air-drop platforms. 11 Mod Metals allurgia 66:280-2 D '62
19:54 F "63 Arc spot welding of aluminium; T.I.G. fllled-
Aluminum shows everj'body how: develop- spot welding; Alcan industries ltd. il Engi-
mental marketing, il Steel 163:133-7 S 16 "63 neer 214:054 N 30 '62
Aluminum solar screen reduces cooling load; Automatic welding of aluminum pipeline. D.
Bexar County medical library. San Antonio.
Tex. il Mod Metals 18:80 D '62 ■V. Wilcox. II diag Welding J 42:95-9 F '63
Aluminum used extensively in urban renewal Con
and Edison
J. F. 'Vernon Donnelly. substation.
Welding T.J Tumbow
41:920 O
project, il Mod Metals 19:64 O '63
■C3

ALUMINUM, Clad
ALUMINUM — Weldins — Continued In-plant. aluniinum-clad room for clerical
Crvogenics calls for aluminum. R. S. Walters. work, il Mod Metals 19:86 My 63
i'l Mod Metalsin 19:26-7+
Developments Ap '63 and jommK of
the production Processes and quality control in the produc-
alujiiinium pipe, il diaKs MetallurKia es: tion of 5o5G alclad aliuninum redraw rod
and aluminum screen cloth. H. Rainey,
123-7 Sof ■«2
Effects weld- burn through, , on .tensile ., andJ jr. il Wire & Wire Prod 38:1098-103+ Ag
bend properties of types 304L,. ilQU. 321. ALUMINUM, Cold working of
357 4130 and 1020 steels and on C061 alu- Boundary effects in the cold rolling of aliunl-
minum alloy. K. J. Miller, il diags Weld-
ins J 42;sup454-i) niimj.
8 '62-63 J. A. Schey. il Inst Metals J 91:360-
Explosive welding Oof'C:; aluminum alloys. H. Dynamic recovery from strain hardening in
Addison, jr. and others, il diass Weldinff
J 42:sup359-64 As '63 polycrystalline copper andand M. aluminum;
stract. F. P. Bullen ab-
M. Hutchison.
Forwitheasv. rapid H.
data sheet. aluminum
E. Adkins -welding; Mig;
and G. Allen, Metal Prog Molten
ALUMINUM, 84:164+ S '63
il
50cldias Welding Eng 48:44-8 F '63
, (reprints
, , Industrial ceramic impervious to molten alu-
Fused rivet joins aluminum, other metals; minum. KT siUcuii carbide, diag Mod Metals
new welding technique developed by Alcoa
could simplify equipment and structural 18:88 N '62Pelleted. See Aluminimi work
ALUMINUM,
fabrication, il diag Chem & Eng N 41:50-1 ALUMINUM, Powdered
Ag 19 '03
Gas metal-arc ,^.
spot welding . . aluminum
joins , , Can APM alloys compete at high tempera-
to other metals. R. A. Stoehr and F. R. tures? J. P. Lyie. jr. il Iron Age 190:122-4
Collins,
Giant aluminum il diags spheres store liquid Apgases.
Welding J 42:302-8 '63
Minimums set for XAPOOl; Alcoa's alumi-
S 20 '62 alloys.
il
Good Chem or badEng 70:116 Ap
aluminum 1 '63
pressure vessels? Nickel num
aliuuinide; Light aluminmn
Metal Agepowder
20:11 jacketed
D '62
welds on sphere exceeded ASME codes: with nickel acquires high temperature
Whessoe. il
Helical weld aluminium Engineering alloy pipe, il 2diags
196:144 Ag '63 properties, coating
Refractory il Light made
Metal Age
from21:18 Ag '63
aluminum
Engineer 214:670-1 O 19 62 grains and nickel; Metco. inc. Chem & Eng
High current welding of thick aluminum N 41:72 Je 3 63
Standards set for APM alloys. Materials In
plate,
Improved il weld
Lightstrength
Metal inAge2000 21:8 seriesAp alumi-
'63
'63 num alloys. D. E. Schillinger and others. Design
ALUMINUM, EngStrip56:19+ N '62
Mig11 diags
welded Welding
aluminumJ 42:sup269-75
pools gain Je in'63 motel/ AlroU
aluminumunit hot may mill. be 11 world's
Iron & mostSteel powerful
Eng 40;
hotel competition, il Welding Eng 48:43 Je '63
Aluminuiu
167 Jl '63 annealing better three ways. 11
Mig welded sphere to test satellite, diag
Steel lo:J:97
Alununmii gains N 4double
'6:! coating in high-speed
NewWelding
aluminum Eng 48:54 My '63alloy. Light Metal
welding
painting line,
Aluminium strip ilsuriace
Iron Agecoating,192:170-1 S 12 '63
il Engineer
NewAge welding
21:10 Aptechnique'63 joins aliuninura plates. 216:23 Jl 5 US
il Pet Management
Production welding 35:208
of S '63 . tank-type
aluminum Continuous casting; key to low-cost siding.
covered hopper cars. H. Bertrand and oth- H. K. Darby,
Continuou.s casting il Modline Metals 19:38+ My cost,
crops aluminum '63
ers, il diag Welding J 42:561-6 Jl '63 il diag Steel 151:84-5 N 26 '62
Relation of filler wire hydroiên to aluminum- Continuous degreasing and anodizing of alu-
weld porositv. P. A. Kammer and others, minum strip. I. S. Hallows. 11 plan Metal
bibliog il diags Welding J 42:sup433-41 O '63 Finishing
Eddy currents 61:56-9test F aluminum
'63 rod quality, il
Spot welding aluminium, il diags Automobile
Eng 52:518-19 D '62 Steel colorstrip
First 153:85-6 Jlline 29 '63in the West begins
Technique welds aluminum tank plates in two operation, il Light Metal Age 21:11-12 Ap
passes, il Mod Metals 19:74 Ap '63 '62
Toaluminum
ship bulk containers.
resin economically; Mig- weldedil High production stampingi to produce per-
R. P. Sullivan, forated aluminum strip; Angellite. Light
Welding Eng 48:32 Jl '63 Metal
Pre- Age coil
painted 21:6 progress
Ag '63 report. H. K. Darby.
Tooling aluminum railway cars. R. T. Berg,
il Am Macli/Metalworking Manuf 107:107-10 il map
Strip lloatsdiagon cusliion
Mod Metals of air 18:28-30+ N '62
in new anneal-
Ja
Trends 21 '63
in welding aluminum. W. Groth. il ing furnace. C. L. Kobrin. il diag Iron Age
Metal Prog 83:76-7+ Je '63 Surface
190:127-9 coating
N 29 '6-' plant for wide strip now
Two stronger weldable aluminum alloys. in operation at Birmingham works, il diaga
Materialsmakerin Design Metallurgia 68:15-16 Jl '63 12.000-lb. colls. 11
Utensil switches Engto 57:94 My '63 11
stud welding. Wide bright mill producing
Mod Metals 18:40 D '62 Light MetalStructural
ALUMINUM, Age 21:19 Ag '63
Welded aluminum for largest overhead sus-
pension sign; Interstate route 80-S New Alcoa's big experiment, ten years later. B. P.
Jersey.
'63 J. F. Dormelly. il Roads & Sta Spring, il diags Arch Forum 117:112-14 D
106:55
Welding F '63
aluminum in marine craft. H. E. Aluminum at Rocky Reach. R. M. Peters. 11
Adkins. il diags Welding J 42:650-6 Ag Civil Eng exhibition
AlimiintUTi 33:32-4 Jl '63 paviUon wins Interna-
tional award; illustration with text. Civil
Welding num methods
oarge. N. J. onChatelain
world's and
largest
W. R.alumi-
Clay. Aluminum
Eng n:!:;u guard Je '6:: rail proves out. 11 Eng N
11 diags Light Metal Age 21:5-6 Je '63 170:43 Je honeycomb
Aluminum 13 '63 panels make fast work
Welding process speeds fabrication of huge
tanks for methane ship, il Marine Engr/Los of a house. II Eng N 170:25 Ap 18 '63
68:98 My '63 Aluminum in structural engineering; sym-
Welding .speeds construction of giant alumi- posium, ildiags Mod Metals 19:26-34 Jl; 41-h
num substation; Consolidated Edison CO. T. ,\g; 60+ S:low-cost 42+ o '63
Tunibow. il Mod Metals 18:66 N '62 Aluminum, homes easily built, main-
Welding the huge components of Saturn tained: National panel corp. il Mod Metals
space vehicles. A. J. Munson. il Mach 70:
85-91 O '6;! 18:74 N '62makers woo manufactured home
.\liiminum
Weldment fatigtie strength improved with builders. Steel 153:29 Ag 26 '63
castings. II Mod Metals 19:91 My '63 Aluminum soiless garden. 11 Light Metal Age
What M.-irtin thinks of weld porosity. 11 20:16-17 F structurals
Aluminum '63 support roof, frame
Steel 153:68-9 S 2 '03
What Tig offers weldors of aluminum, with windows, il Mod Metals 19:58 F '63
data sheet. H. E. Adkins. il Welding Eng Aluminum used for a 345-kv terminal sta-
48:52-6 Ap '63 (reprints 50c) tion. C. Marsh. 11 diags Civil Eng 32:37-9
ALUMINUM, Cellular
Aerospace uses for foamed aluminum. II O '62 quality label program Is launched.
AAMA
diags Mod Metals 19:36+ Ap '63 Light Aletal Age 21:14 Ag '63
Foamed metals. R. R. Wallace. Franklin Color keynotes aluminum In home building
products; NAHB show, Chicago, il Mod
Inst J 273:535 Je '02; Same. Naval Eng J
74:672 N '62 Metals 18:24+ Ja "63
55
ALUMINUM, Structural — Continued Basis for design of aluminimi alloys for high
Conimunjcation center makes major use of temperature water service. R. L. Dillon
•62
aluminum, il Civil substation.
Ene o3:91 MrT. 'G3 and H. C. Bowen. bibliog il Corrosion 18:
Con Edison Vernon Turnbow
and J. F. Donnelly. Weldine J 41:U2U O 406-16
Can APMN alloys '62 compete at high tempera-
tures? J. P. Lyle. jr. il Iron Age 190:122-4
Durable dock pilinss of aluminum. G. S.
SchaUer. bars il Metal Pros S4:115-16+ Characteristics of new aluminum alloys;
Enclosure ice from switchyard, S il'63Elec S 20 '62
reference sheet. Tool & Manuf Eng 51:103-4
World 160:23 As 19
Extensive use of aluminum extrusions in '63 S '63
Cobalt in aluminum alloys. F. R. Morral.
Fireunique dome. UforLight
protection Metal Ajje
aluminum alloy 20:17 O '62
structural bibliog Light Metal Age 20:13-16 D ■|;2
shapes. J. Q. Kaufman and R. C. Kasser. Computer bares secrets of quality; Asarco's
aluminum smelters. Steel 153:90+ Jl 29 '63
biblioslagging
First il diassdesigned Civil Ene 33:46-7 Mr J.'63B.
in aluminum. Crj-ogenics calls for aluminum. K. S. Walters,
il Mod Metals
Cryogenics 19:26-7+ Mod
competition. Ap '63Metals 19:32+
Floating aluminum pavilion 159:98
Martin, il diag Elec World F 11 '63
wins architec-
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Ap '63 car bumper. and production of the aluminium
My -63 wins Reynolds prize, il diag Prog motor H. M. Bigford. il diags
German Metallurgia 67:57-62
Arch 44:68 Mycrane '63 fabricated of alumlniun. Direct observation of Fthe'63 interaction of dis-
Giant 240-ton locations with 6' precipitates in an aJumin-
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New erties of aluminium-magnesium-silicon sheet.
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Public works unlimited opportunity for alu- '63 Inst Metals J 91:413 '62-63
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Refinement of aluminum -si 11 con alloys. R. J.
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Strong weldable alloy produced for cryogenic ALUMINUM barges. See Barges. Aluminum
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Study of the ageing characteristics and ten- ALUMINUM boats. See Boats. Aluminum
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S "63
Widney Dorlec constructional system. 11 ALUMINUM carbide
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Iron alloys — Aluminiun alloys 85:360 F 5 cars.
ALUMINUM '63 See Cars. Aluminum
ALUMINUM chloride ALUMINUM foil
Alkylbenzenes: AJuminum foil rolling mill of advanced de-
benzenes inducedrearrangrements
by aluminum of chloride. pentyl-
sign, ilLight
R. M. Roberts and T. W. Han. bibliog Am Aluminum makesMetal biggerAgedent 21:18in Ap '63
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Chem Soc J 85:1168-71 Ap 20 'GS can markets.
Automati 11 Mod Metals 19:3S-f Mr '63
c filtering
Aluminum chloride alkylation; Phillips petro- aluminum foil rolling
leum CO. flow diasi Hydrocarbon Process & coolant, flow diag il Mod Metals 19:G0-F
Pet Refinerion 41:176
Carbonium S '62
rearrangrements: the reaction Capacitance and microstructure of etched
of C"-labeled t-amyl chlorides with alumi- aluniinum foils, R. Bakish and R. Kornhaas.
num chloride: bimolecular reactions. G. J. !> diags Materials Res & Stand 3:640-3 Ag
Karabatsos and others. Am Chem Soc J 85:
733-7 Mr of20ferrocene '63 Convenience foods spur foil's use in packag-
Cleavaee by aluminium chloride; i'3^' ^^99 Containers, il Mod Metals 18:
cyclopentvlferrocenes. S. G. Cottis and H.
Rosenbersr.
Polymerization Chem &
of benzene Ind pS60-l My 25 '63
to p-polyphenyl Mach/Metalworking
°iir?iC5ivT£?''i Manuf
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ALUMINUM coating Howe features fast foil mill. U
Aluminum vs zinc. H. H. Ijawson. Product
Light Metal Age 21:13 Ag '63
Ene
Continuous34:109 dipJe 10 '63
aluminisinff of steel. D. M. Installing foil mill at aluminum plant- AIu-
Dovey and A. Waluski. biblioff il dias
SIL"? Eng
Steel ^"""^"A"??;',
40:191 ?,"<=",°„s
'63 Aires, il Iron &
MetallurKia 67:211-17 My '63 Melting
Ap 63
colored foil, Myil Light Metal Age 21:23
Effect
inss ofon paintint; aluminium over alloys. sprayed-metal
V. E. Carter. coat-
Packaging progress; , packaging exposition
Inst Metals
Metallized honeycomb J 91:413 -62-63 in space power system, Mod Metals ^,'i")?„'"i^!'"
Vt^j 'i?*^'^, 19:60-2-1- Jes continuing
63 gains, il
il Materialscoats
Metallizing in huge
Design parts, Eng il57:147-8
Iron AgeJa 190: '63 Printing and etching anodized aluminum foil.
90-1 S 27 '62
Performance of metallized aluminum coatings
in severe marine atmosphere and sea water
Immc-rsion environments, il Weldin,g J 42: Varnish%'!58':°6ris"i3
""lifg helps foil resist
^- 752 F temperature
°- *'^""^"- " ^°°^.
57S-S0 extends
Sealer Jl '63 rust-free life for metallized
structures. A. P. Shepard. il Iron Age 191: ALUMINUM founding o-i-i^c.
69-71 welding
Ap 11 '63 Mod Metals 19:86 S '63
Seam 20 gage alumimzed steel. J. ^%^,°^J^^?
Mod ."f
Metals ®^ X°''„ foamed
19:36-1- Ap aluminum,
'63 il diags
Finke, jr. and M. L. Begeman. il diag Aluminum diecasting; new die materials for
wider applications. P. Giordano, il Tool &
Welding
Sodium J
vapor helps make 42:sup371-7 Ag '63
better aluminized Manuf Eng 50:87-90 Je '63
steel: Armco steel corp. diag Steel 151:7ii-- Aluminum foiindry produces huge space age
O 8 '62 coatings protect steel at tempera-
Vacuum Artcastings. II Foundry 90:111 O '62
and. technology combine to make good
tures over 500°F. il Iron Age 191:56-7 Ja
24 '63 metallizmg
Vacuum of plastic, sparks new Atitomatic processing
Stlell5'l'?7l-6+"D'"l0'"62"=°- of aluminum diecast-"
°' ^'"""°^-
product designs. L. A. Clement, il Iron i?^?^-o ^- ^- Gtiyman. 11 Foundry 91:66-9
Age 191:86-7 F 14 '63 Casting cylinders subjected to external pres-
ALUMINUM columns. See Columns. Aluminum sure. J. D. Stachiw. il Foundry 91:159-60 S
ALUMINUM company of America dJ
Alcoa's big experiment, ten years later. B. Continuous casting line crops aluminum cost,
P. Spring, il diags Arch Forum 117:112-14 il diag Steel 151:84-5 N 26 '62
Degassing of aluminum
D '62
ALUMINUM compounds mixture. R. F Budziak with nitrogen-chlorine
and F. W. Richards
Aluminum alkyls, safe handling. W. B. il diags Foundry 90:150-2-1-
Heck. Jr. and R. L. Johnson, il Ind & Eng Die cast aluminum device makes '62rope descent N
Chem 54:35-8 D '62 safe, il gModproductio
Diecastin Metals 19:40 O '63
Aluminum isopropylate capacity doubled, il n features
dtes; Mt Vernon die casting use of unit
corp J. C.
Chem
Near-infrared & Eng method N 40:49 forS 3determination
'62 of
water in aluminum aspirin. H. H. Stein and Miske.
Extrusions, il Foundry
castings 91:106-8-1-
improve Ap '63
design per-
formance of heavy-duty door closers, il
J. M. Ambrose.compounds
Organometallic Anal Chemof 35:550-2 group III: Ap the'63 diags Mod Metals 19:42-1- Ap '63
preparation of gallium and indium alkyls
from organoaluminum compounds. J. J.
Eii=ch. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:3605-10 Fast low-cost
192-69"o 'f'%%automatic
aluminum casting Iron Ageil
bars, ilmethod
O 5 '62 diags Mod Metals 19:52-4 Ad '63
Polymerization of butadiene with alkyl- Fluxing to remove oxide from aluminum al-
aluminum and cobalt chloride. M. Gippin. l°^?.-
bibliog Ind & Eng Chem Product R&s & bibhog ^.•, /■ Kissling
il diags Foundry and J. F.Mr Wallace,
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Develop 1:32-9 Mr '62: Same. Rubber Chem Gas. porosity in aluminum castings. R J.
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'63
See also Grain refinement
Alums
Analysis Kisshng and J. F. Wallace, castings. R J
bibliog diags
Colorimetric reagents for the analysis of FP"„'V'^'^
Light Metal ♦^J-I^-^^ Je; 45-9
Age 21:7-8-1- Ag '63 Jl '63; Same.
aluminum alkyls. D. F. Hagen and W. D. Grain refining practice at Hunter engineer-
Leslie, diags Anal Chem 35:814-17 Je '63 ing CO. Light Metal Age 21:18 Je '63
ALUMINUM containers. See Containers. Alu- •^c.'°
il Steel, '^'J-l^'.^J
151:42-5 a O declining
29 62 foundry market,
minum
ALUMINUM cutting Light metals; AFS congress; abstracts of
Aiuminimi machining problems solved with papers. Foundry 91:154-1-
Lightweight cask production: aluminium Je '63
tungsten carbide tools. J. M. Galimberti. il alloy
Mod Metals 18:6S-(- N '62 castings, il Engineer
Low porosity alloy improves sand cast 215:629 Ap 5 '63
Automatic slab and billet cutting, il Light rollers,
Meta,! Age ends 20:26 spar D '62 machining il Mod Metals
Material handling18:77 systems
D '62 speed diecast
Broaching problem, il
Steel 153:165-6 S 16 '63 block production,
Mechanizati il
on emphasized Foundry in 90:166-1- O '62
diecasting at
Production welding of aluminum tank-type Daimler-Benz. E. Schaefer and K. Detering.
covered hopper cars. H. Bertrand and 11 plan selector:
Foundry aluminum
91:100-24- Ap '63
others, il diag "Welding J 42:561-6 JI '63 Metal casting alloys
Roll forming of aluminum speeded bv high Steel 151:sup S32-4 O 22 '62
speed cutting development, il Light Metal Metal selector. 1963: aluminum casting al-
Age 21:5 Ap '63 loys. Steel 153:sup S29-31 O 14 '63
Tungsten carbide tools shave aluminum de- Mobile ladle, il Engineer 215:915 My 17 '63
licately, il Mod Metals 19:72 .Je '63 New aluminium casting research foundry il
ALUMINUM domes. See Domes. Aluminum Engineering 196:253 Ag 23 '63
ALUMINUM floors. See Floors. Aluminum ^Sy foiJIîry produces aerospace castings.
ALUMINUM foam. See Aluminum. Cellular N. F. Wood, il Foundry 91:127-1- S '63
'63

'63
ALUMINUM founding — Continued Japan
Pioneer■63 diecastins producer; Newton-New Aluminum and aluminum alloy wire and rod
Haven co. J. C. Aliske. jl Foundry 91:50- in Japan. S. Nakai. Wire & Wire Prod 37:
3 Ja '63
Pre-heatinR inpots increases continuous cast- 1781-3-f- D '62 Mexico
ins capacity, il Lisht Metal Ase 21:10 Je Aluminum extrusion industry in Mexico. A.
Pre qual alu cast M. C. C. Stewart. Light Metal Age 21:15-16 Ad
miu
FleminKs. ity
biblioK ilmindiags
um
insr
Foundry s. 91:60-3
Jl; m47-9 Ak GS Labor relations in Mexico's extrusion Indus-
Premium quality castings. M. C. Flemines ti->'. Mod
Mexico begins Metals primary 19:68-1- My '63 production.
aluminum
and D. Peckner. il Materials in Design
EnsT 58:99-106 il Light Metal Age 21:29 Ag '63
Preniium quality Aa light '63 alloy castincs. M. C. ALUMINUM ingots
Flemings and E. J. Poirier. diag Laght Machine pours, stacks aluminum ingots. Steel
Metal Age
Pressing and 20:14-15
casting Ocombined '62 for casks, il 152:31 O 7ingots
Prelieated '63 increase furnace capacity
Engineering 195:509 Ap 12 '63 by 50 per cent, il Mod Metals 19:88 Ak
Refractory conveys molten metal at 1350° F. Pre-heating ingots increases continuous cast-
il
Researchdiag Mod
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aluminium castings. En- mg capacity, il Light Metal Age 21:10 Je
gineering 195:727-8 My 24 '63 of aluminum 63
Review of the macrostructure Will aluminum ingot prices follow other In-
alloys and the effects of the additions of creases? Steel 152:27-1- My 27 '63
master alloys. R. W. Hefferman. bibliog ALUMINUM metallurgy
'62
Lightdevelops
User Metal own Age aluminum21:19-22 Jesources, '63 il Iron Computer bares secrets of quality; Asarco's
aluminum
Creating markets smelters. Steel research
through 153:90-1- Jland 29 en-'63
Age graphite
Using 191:103 Mrtubes 7 '63to flux aluminum melts.
gine ring. G. M, Young. Can Min & Met
J.
Weldment Glover. Foundry
fatigue 91:158-9 improved
strength P '63 with Bui 56:762-7
Modern methods O '03of aluminium products; ab-
castings, il Mod Metals 19:91 My '63 stract and discussion. Carr and Ransley.
ALUMINUM freight cars. See Freight cars. Cliem & Ind p595-6 Ap 13 '63
Aluminum See alsoingots
ALUMINUM houses. See Aluminum. Structural Aluminum
ALUMINUM '62 hydroxide ALUMINUM nitride
Coagulation process; effect of pH on the Allis-Chalmers offers new aluminum nitride.
precipitation of aliuninum hydroxide. R. F. il Chem &nitride Eng containers
N 40:54-)- Dfor 10 the'62 syn-
Packham. bdbUog J Ap Chem 12:564-8 D Alimfunum
tliesis of GaAs. G. Loixg and L. M. Foster,
See also bibliog Electrochem Soc J 109:1176-9 D
Dia
ALU jipore indu and trad Luminescence in the system
Adams and others, bibliog il diag Electro-
AhOa-AlN. I.
Aluminum.
MIN 1962.stryL Liipkowitz. e Enjj & Min J
UM
164:108-10
Aluminum F '63
to have another producer; Quaker Refractorychem Soc Jmaterial; 109:1050-4solid N '62solution of car-
state metals co. has changed its name to bide and nitride resists molten metals.
Howe Sound Aluminum. Iron Age 192:56 Chem Eng 70:108 My 13 '63
ALUMINUM ores
Jl 4 '63 See also
Aluminum's last pioneer. Mod Metals 18:72-3 Batixite
D '62 ALUMINUM oxides
Aluminum's prospects brighten, il Chem & Hydrocyclones for abrasive solids and high
Eng N market
Common 41:25-6 industrialist
My 13 '63 sees cooperation temperature.s. W. L. Oliver. 3d. il diags
key to aluminum growth, il Liglit Metal Chem Eng Prog 59:87-90 Ap '63
See also
Age'63 20:8looms
Conalco D '62as tough competitor in alumi- Alumina
num. Steel 153:47-1- N 4 '63 ALUMINUM paint. See Aliuninum — Paint
Costs for building and operating aluminum- ALUMINUM phosphates
producing plants. Chem Eng 70:120-f S 2
Infra-red, X-ray and thermal analysis of
Lig meta 1962 T. J. Rea jr. il Min some aluminium and feiTic pliosphates. E.
ht ls. . dy, Z. Arlidge and others, bibliog J Ap Chem
1963Constop J year 49:102-4 for Faluminmn. '63 Mod Metals 18:
13:17-27 Japipes.
ALUMINUM '63 See Pipes. Aluminum
604- Jacloud
Prices '63 aluminum outlook. Chem &
ALUMINUM plates
Sales-savvy sidingJamaker
Eng N 41:37-8 7 '03 cashes in on dealer Aluminum plates for thin layer chromatog-
To aids, il diags Mod
a profitable extrusion Metalsindustry.
19:76-1- L.My Starr. 'G3 Design ofraphy aF. Snyder. 40(iO/fiOUO-ton Anal Chem plate 35:599 Ap '63
stretcher. R.
Light Metal Age 20:19-22 D '62; Excerpts. J.64 Elger. il diags Inst Metals J 92:1-5 '63-
Mod Metals 18:46-7 Ja '63 Gearbox plates machined under numerical
See also control; Newall jig borer, il Engineerinir
Aluminum company of America
Statistics 195:510current
High Ap 12 '63 welding of thick aluminum
Aluminum forecast. F. L. Church. Mod Metals plate, il Light Metal Age 21:8 Ap '63
18:26-7-1- Dreaches '62 Huge plates formed for Saturn rocket. 11
Aluminum for record year, Blec Mod Metals 19:76 Mr '63
World 158:115-18 D 17 '62 Practical aspects of stretcliing aluminium al-
Extrusion survey results; replies from 1.000 loy plate for aircraft. A. R. Martin, il
users indicate consumption of over 400 diaL'.s Inst Metal.-; J 92:0-11 ■63-64
million pounds this year. Mod Metals 19: ALUMINUM poles. See Poles. Aluminum
28-30-1- aluminum
Prunary Ag '63 industry set new records ALUMINUM roofs. See Roofs. Aluminum
in 1962. H. K. Darby. Mod Metals 19:56-1- ALUMINUM silicates
■See also
Ad '63'63
Transport is top aluminum user. Iron Age Albite
Andalusite
Anorthite
191:49 Je 27 '63 Hentonite
Transportation ties construction as alumin-
•63 um's biggest market. Mod Metals 19:48 Jl Kyanite
Mullite
Petalite
U.S.. other countries topnlo several aluminum
industry records in 1962. Mod Metals 19:36 S Pyrophyllite
Staurolite
Canada Tourmaline
Creating market.s through research and en- ALUMINUM soaps. See Soap. Metallic
ALUMINUM sulfate
gineering. G. M. 'Young. Can Min & Met Kinetic studies of the thermal decompo'sltion
Bui 56:762-7 O '63 of lorric sulphate and aluminum sulphate
Great Britain ^,- ^- Warner and T. R. Ingraham. bibliog
Aluminum In Britain; 1960 to 1970. E. Q. diags Can J Chem Eng 40:263-7 D '62
ALUMINUM tanks. See Tanks. Aluminum
■West. Mod Metals 19:52-1- Jl '63
ALUMINUM towers. See Towers. Aluminum
ALUMINUM tubes. See Tubes, Aluminum ^?5„ '^'■?'=®S^ f?"? aluminum slieet from pel-
ALUMINUM walls. Sea Walls. Aluminum 30-1 Jl"'6^' ^'^^^^'^- '' ^"<1 ^ Eng Chem 55:
ALUMINUM waste ^?i?'rt.fnS'^'M?"^.f<>'"c^"P^''"™ forgin^s; spin
MeltiiiK colored foil, il LlKht Metal Age 21:
23 Ap '60 wire. See Wire. Aluminum Zf1f:S
° fiow.
fl"^'^'® '^3 Sp^^"^-
I Mod
/,??'^'"'*^P°J* ,<jf »"ant19:36+
" Li^J^t
rocketF casings,
êtal
ALUMINUM
'63 diags Metals '63
ALUMINUM work
Alroll rolling reroU. il Mod Metals 19:50-1 Jl "ll-ef^ ^bT"^'" ^'^'^^- ^^^^ ^°^ Metals
Aluminum bubbles over can market; tech- Î'gîll'Â^ês"*^" aluminum sheet, diag Mach
nique for fomiins cans. F. J. Starin. Iron ^="ii^-nf° t/*^??* ''1 °"e step. R. R. Palik
Ase 191:69 fascia
Aluminum Ja 17 prevents
'63 drippase. run- ^63 Duncan, il Steel 152:38-42 Ap 1
over. 11 Mod Metals 19:102 My '63 ^'lf-?-69'jl"25 '6°'^^ ^^ '^® '"'''^- " ^™" ^®
Almninum-flberKlass garage doors, il Mod
Metals 19:4S-9
Aluminum S '63 advancement, il Light
lubrication
îêTl5'2?,i'^
Mach/Metalworkiiiir on^hydrostatic extrusion, il
Metal Ase pellets
Aluminum 20:9 F form
'63 sheets. F. J. Starin. ^M?î,'*/M-i'?'l^ instant Manuf
aluminum 107:110
sheet.Mr Am18
il diag Iron Age 191:102-3 Mr 7 giant.
'63 Reynolds unveils new process for rolling
Aliuninum skeleton for an airlift 11 alummum sheets, il steel 152:30-1 Mi- 4
Ldght Metal
Biggest aluminum Age impact
20:21 F e.xtrusions.
'63 11 Mod ■^"i'L^S""''?? °^ aluminum speeded by high
Metalsforming
Bulge 19:'i6 Jeof '63Saturn parts. G. Challls. il
diags Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107: Rolling aluminum rings. D G il Light
Bucknift M5tîl
53-5 slugs
Mr 4 expedite
'63 Aê 2l':5 a'o .'^f^""^'"^^"*.
Cast forging, il Iron Age 191: Screw machine troubleshooting. J H Den
66-7 Ja 31 '63 ^ Light Metal Age 21:3 Je '63 -tiuckpitt. U
Compound brightens aluminum: adherent film
improves cutting and rolling; Cindol. 11 n°-5''"s'2 ^3" Mach/Metalworking Mamif 107:
Concrete dies used for S forming
Iron Age 192:52-3 Ag '63 aluminum, il Shot-pe ening forms aircraft panels. B Barneq
'63 ^^chi?;fl"'^^g^l^l?4Ts^r't""^'"''-°'^"'=^'^-
Deep hole concentricity '62
Ldght Metal Age 20:7 D achieved by gun Ap i DO
driller unit. 11 Light Metal Age 21:17 Ap
De-oxidizer lubricates aluminum. Am Mach/ ÊSg''l'^în*°j^l'64^:^tî^".a '^"^•^- " ^'^^
Metalworking
Designing with Manuf aluminum 107:57hand
F 4 forgings.
'63 A. ^*Li|hf5i^'i'Âll^"l:\T-2f 1?^fjJ/ kclJ^S-
E. Favre. diags Machine Design 35:172-6 Transfer line speeds output of complex
O 111 tiS 18:46-7 Ja '63
Mod Metals parts. Ji/Ji-cer pcs.
Designing with extruded alumintmi. R. L. a|uminum U Iron Age 191:76-7 Mr
Shinsky. diags Materials in Design Eng
Mach/Metalworking
'Âf""i*>,>«^P¥'"^^ Manuf 107:80-1 Sil 2 Am
57:94-7 Apsurvey
Extrusion '63 results; replies from 1.000 Twin tunnels in .t° ,25 dmillionths. '63
users indicate consumption of over 400 aluminuni sheet. Scotlan use 70 tons of
50 miles of extrusio M. 11
million pounds this year. Mod Metals 19;
28-30+ Agtrends.
Extrusion '63 S. M. Blumenreich. Mod See Mod
diags also Metals 19:44+ S '63 "'"""»• "
Aluminum — Finishing
Metals 19:40-1- Je '63 improve design, per- Aluminum — Welding
Eixtrusions, castings Aluminujii founding
formance of heavy-duty door closers, il ALUMINUM works
diags Mod speed
Extrusions Metalserection 19:42+ of ApU.S.'63 fair pavil- Modern aluminum plant opened in Colombia:
ion: Australian international trade fair,
il Mod Metals
Fabricating skin19:72 Ag '63 for the Saturn
segments
booster: simtiltaneous aging and forming. °'i?
Me^
IN 4i:jb Jl 15 S63 ^«,, Colombia.
ASel'o'^^
.?'îi^1?^,.^.'i"™""™ S.A. il& Light
mi"- Chem Eng
R. B. Layton. il diag Am Mach/Metalwork- Pechiney purchases 40 per cent Interest In
ing Manuf 107:67-70 case My history;
27 '63 Howe Sound. Mod Metals 18:76 N '62
Forming aluminum molding-
in-place increases boot life, il Light Metal
Costs
Age 21:13aluminum
Forming Je '63 with urethane tooUng. Aê
63 19l!lM SS"7'^63"^""^ sources, il Iron
il diag operations
Light MetalonAge 20:15ejection
F '63 racks. Predicting chemical costs in aluminum bright-
Forming bomb ening. G. D. Nelson. Plating 50:651-7 Jl
GEC. reveals
O. Herb,newil lubricant diag Mach for69:116-21
working N with'62 Equipment
alimiinum. Steel 152:30 Ja 28 '63 All-aluminum equipment helps produce alu-
Hillman Imp cylinder block, il diags Automo-
minum, il Mod Metals 19:90 My '63
How bile to Engbraze
53:454-63 O '63
aluminum. C. L. Bulow. il
diags Mach 70:132-7 O '63 Alroil rolling
19*-102''-3 reroU. il ModPhase.
My^'^'ef'""^"''' MetalsMod 19:50-1
MetalsJ]
How to form and join vinyl-clad aluminum 63
sheet.bibliog
son, J. K. il'Wareham and W.
diags Product EngM.34:98-102
Roger- Alroll unit may be world's most powerful
Ao to
How 15 solder
'63 aluminum, il diags Mod Metals t,'"i'lU"HP,,'?°'-
4U:ibi Jl 63 """l- il Iron & Steel Eng
Aluminium ltd. afHliates operate, plan fab-
18:61+ D '62; 36+ Ja; 19:40+ F; 50+ Mr ricaung on plants, il Mod Metals 18:84 D '62
'63 (reprints $1) Checks inside eliminate plumbing on out-
Hydroform improves deep draw. R. H. Eshel- side. L. J. Bandiera. diags Hydraulics
man. il Iron Age 191:58-9 Ja 24 '63 &
Hydrostatic extrusions take big step forward. Pneumatics 16:107 Ap '63
Consolidated to double aluminum sheet capaci-
U Mod Metals 19:86 Mr '63 ty. Mod Metals 19:72 F '63
Improvements in the press-forming proper- Continuous castlrig: key to low-cost siding.
ties of aluminium-magnesium alloy sheet
by the use of a recovery anneal, J. C. H. K. Darby, il Mod Metals 19:38+ My '63
Wright
'62-63 and others. Inst Metals J 91:321-4 Design of a 4000y6000-ton plate stretcher. R.
J. Elger. 11 diags Inst Metals J 92:1-5 '63-64
Improving lubricants. D. MacDonald. il diags Howe expansion features fast foU mlU. Jl
Product Eng 34:88-9 F 18 '63 Light Metal Age 21:13 Ag '63
Integrated Une cuts inventory. H, Craig. 11 Howe Sound beefs up rolling mill; eyes
Am Mach/MetaJworking MaJiuf 107:108-9 F primary aluminum production. il Mod
18 '63 Metals 19:66 Jl '63
Largest impact extrusion, il Light Metal Age Kaiser installs new ring mill at Erie. Pa.
21:24 Je 63 plant, il Mod Metals 19:86 Ag '63
Low- cost process rolls sheet from pellets. 11 ^S?'
diag Mod Metals 19:24 Mr '63 Mod ,™,'l'
Metals heefs19:82-3
UP India's
Je '63 arms industry, il
Magnetic metal-forming; Magneform. F. L. Olln boosts aluminum rolling mill capacity
Church, il diags Mod Metals 19:36+ Jl '63 50 per cent, il Mod Metals 19:84 Ag '63
New lubricants for aluminum. 11 Mod Metals Olin shows new aluminum facilities in Ohio
19:56 F '63 plant, il Steel 153:33 Jl 15 '63
ALUMINUM works — Equipment — Continued AMERICAN association of port authorities
Pittsbureh mill doubles Scovill rolling Annual meeting. 51st. Baltimore. Oct. 8-11:
capacily. with abstracts of papers. Marine Eng/LiOe
Rollmc millil Liaht Metal Aee
operation; 21:20 Je '63 roll
all -aluminum
coolant system, il Light Metal Aee 21:14 Je AMERICAN association of railway surgeons
Brief history. R. B. Kepner. lud Med 32:349-
Surface coatinff plant for wide strip now in
operation at Birniingham works, il diaKS AMERICAN
50 S '63 association of state highway offl-
cials
Metallursia
Vertical 68:15-16 huge
mill forms Jl rings,
'63 il Iron Age Annual meeting. 48th. Miami Beach. Ens N
191:79 Je 6 "63 169:19-20 D 13 '62
Annual meeting. Miami Beach, Dec. 3-7.
Quality control
Eddy current.'} test aluminum rod quality, Roads & Sis 106:31-1- Ja '63
New AASHO head to fight two-front high-
ALUMSil Steel lD3:S5-6 Jl 29 '63 Regional way war.conference Eng N 169:47-8-1-
on improved D 13 '62 highway
Eiiect of alum and pH on sheet acidity. W. P engineering productivity. Albany. Ena N
Reynolds and W. P. Linke. bibliOK Tappi „ ia:20-l meeting Jl 11 '63
46:410-15 Jl 63 Special of the AASHO-AGC joint
Emersrency alum treatment of open reservoirs. cooperative committee. Chicago. Nov 12.
W. R. Ree. dias Am Water Works Assn J Roads & Sts 106:60-1 Ja '63
55:275-81 Mr '63 AMERICAN
colorists association of textile chemists and
Interaction of rosin with some metal ions.
E. SeeStrazdins biblioa Tappi 46:432-7 Jl '63 Addresses at spring meeting. South Central
a /so section. Am Dyestuli.' Rep 52:501-4-1- Jl 22
Aluminum sulfate
AMALGAMS Adnunistrative committee appointments. Am
Embrittlement of alpha-brasses by liquid Dyestuftconvention. Rep 52:173-4
metals. H. B. Waterhou.se and D. Grubb. Annual Atlanta.Mr Nov. 4 '6314-17. Tex-
il Inst Metals J 91:216-19 '62-63 tile World 112:91-2+
Annual convention. Boston. Oct. 30-Nov. 1; D '62
Extraction of lanthanons with alkali metal technical program and list of exhibitors.
amalgams: counter-current process for tlie
extraction of samarium or ytterbium. M. F. Mod Textiles Mag 44:53-5
Barrett and N. E. Topp. diae J Ap Chem Annual convention. Boston.O Oct. '63 30-Xov. 1;
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Investisation '62
stracts of papers. Am Dyestul'f Rep 52:780-
mercury-tin system. D. P. Taylor and C. L. 804-t- Ohighlights:
Council 14 '63 meeting. New York. Jan.
Burns, biblios diass J Res Nat Bur Stand
67A:55-70 alloy Ja freezes
'63 25. Am highlights.
Council D\-estuff 232d Ren meeting.
52:249-51 New Ao 1 York '63
Mercury at-74 P. J. T. Boag. April 26. Am Dyestuff Rep 52:494-5 Je 24
Materials in Design Eng 58:105 O '63
Radiochemical separation of bismuth by History of the Northern New England sec-
amalgam exchange. F. E. Orbe and others. tion. A. E. Sampson. 11 Am Dyestuff Rep
bibliog
See also Anal Chem 35:1436-8 S '63 52:821-32 convention,
National O 14 '63 Atlanta. Nov. 14-17;
Zinc amalgam with abstracts of papers, program, floor
AMARYLLIDACEAE^ , ^ ^ . , , plan and list of e.xhibits. Am Dyestuff Rep
Biogenetic origin of the Ca-Ci unit ofbibliog
lyco- 51:819-47. S54-60 + . 1040-6 O 29, D 24 '62:
rine R. J. Suhadolnik and others, Mod Textiles Mag 43:32-)- N '62; 44:29-30-+-
Am Chem Soc J 84:4348-9 N 20 '62 Ja; 24-1- F; 36headquarters.
New national Mr '63 G. P. Paine II
Biogenetic-type synthesis of the amarylli-
daceae alkaloid ring system. R. A. Abramo- map plan Am Dyestuff Rep 51:868-70 O' 29
vitch and S. Takahashi. biblios Chem &
Ind D li1:;0-40 Je 22 '63 President's address. E. Morrill. Am Dyestuff
Biosynthesis in the amarj'llidaceae; incorpora- Rep 51:926-7 N 26 '62
tion of 3-C"-tyrosine and phenylalanine in Work to get map
new home, underModwavTextilessoon on Mag AATCC's
43:27 D
nerine bowdenii W. Wats. W. C. Wildman 62
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In 5 vitro
'02 alkaloid biosynthesis in the amarylli- Meeting. 209th, New York, Sept. 20; with
daceae; norhelladine O-methylpherase H. text of reports. Am Dyestuff Rep 51:938-
M. Fales and others. Am Chem Soc J 85:
Meeting.
41 N 26 '62 210th, New York. Jan. 24. Am
202.1-6 Jl 5 '63 Dvestuff Rep 52:337-43 Ap 29 '63
AMATEUR moving pictures. See Moving pic- Meeting 211th. New AmYork. Dyestuff April 25;
tures. Amateur texts of reports. Rep -with62:
AMATEUR radio operators. See Radio opera- 653-8 Ag 19 63
tors Amateur AMERICAN ceramic society
AMBER glass. See Glass. Colored Annual meeting, 05th. Pittsburgh. April 28-
AMEBA .\lav 2.meeting
Annual Am Cer 65lh. Soc Eul 42:355-77 April
Pittsburgh. Je '6328-
Wavs and wa>nA'ardnesses of amoeba. M. Tay-
lor, bibliog il diags Am Scientist 50:576-96 ?^5^,,î-r^n'',^
Ind 44:375-9-1- Jl 63 ^^^'stracts of papers. Glass
D '62
AMERICAN architecture. See Architecture. Annual meeting. 65th. Pittsburgh, April 28-
American Ma\- 2: with cor vmit ion guide and abstracts
of papers. Cer Ind 80:22-39. 94-7 Ap; 47-50
AMERICAN
trol association for contamination con-
Annual meeting. 65th. Pittsburgh, April 28-
Annual co;ivention. 2d. Boston. May 1-3. May 2; with program. Am Cer Soc Bui
Heating-Pining 35:148-9 Ja '63 42:163-5 Ap roster.
Membership '63 Am Cer Soc Bui 42-547-
AMERICAN association for textile technology
Annual conference. 3d: papcr.s presented. Mod Pacific
Textiles Mag 44 :Special ed n6-70 '63 89-1- O Coast
'63 regional meeting. 15th. Seattle.
AMERICAN association of cost engineers Oct. 17-19; abstracts of papers. Glass Ind
Annual meetmg. San Francisco. Eng N 171: 43-665-7 D '62
Pacific Coast regional meeting. 16th. Los
15 Ag 1 '63 Angeles. Oct. 23-25: program. Am Cer Soo
AMERICAN association of petroleum geologists
American association of petroleum geologists Bui 42:510-11-1-
Basic S '63
science division
'63
membership directory. Am As.-sn Pet Geol-
ogists Bui 47:1-218 Annual meeting. Pittsburgh. April 29-May 1;
Annual meeting. 48th. ptHouston.
2 Mr '63March 25-28. program and abstracts of papers. Am Cer
Am As.sn Pet Geologists Bui 47:1452-94 Jl
FallSoc mooting,
Bui 42:l<!7-t- Ap '63 Oct. 6-8; program
Washington.
Annual meeting. 48th. Houston. March 25- and abstracts of papers. Am Cer Soc Bu]
28: program and abstracts of technical
papers. Am Assn Pet Geologists Bui 47: 42:516-17 S '63
Ceramic-metal systems division
346-77 F association
AMERICAN '63 of physics teachers Annu.il meeting. Pittsburgh. April 29-May 1;
AAPT-AIP regional counselor program: a proirram and abstracts of papers. Am Cer
rounsflor's report. G. L. Hollingsworlh. FallSoo meeting,
Bill 42:205-1-
French Ap Lick.
'63 Ind. Sept. 10-13;
Phvs Tndav 16:50-2-4- F '63 program and abstracts of papers Am Cer
APS-AAI'T Joint meeting. New York. Jan.
23-26. Phv.i Today 16:78-80 Mr '63 FallSoo meeting.
Bui 42:458-61 Ag '63 Lick. Ind. Cer Ind
2d. French
Report of the president. 1962. F. 'Verbruaree.
Am J Phvs 31:473-4 Jo '63 79:82 N '62
AMERICAN ceramic society — Continued Reports from the Board of directors meetlnit
Dec. 8-9. and '63 reports of committees. Chem
Design division
Annual meeting. Pittsburgh. April 29-May 1; W. & D.Eng Collins
N 41:78-91named Ja chairman
28 '63 emeritus of
proeram and abstracts of papers. Am Car the committee on analytical reagents. Anal
Soc Bui 42:211+ Ap '63 Chem 35:sun97A F "63
Electronics division Chemical abstracts service
Annual meeting. Pittsburgh. April 29-May 1: New building slated for Chemical Abstracts.
program and abstracts of papers. Am Cer
Soc Bui 42:2154- Ap '63 Newil Chem
CAS &building
Eng N going 41:92-3 up; Ja council
28 '63 and
Fall meeting. Gatlinb'org. Tenn. Oct. 1-4; board approve the $6,797 million project.
program and abstracts of papers. Am Cer Chem & Eng N 41:134+ Ap 15 '63
Soc Bui 42:529+ S '63 Division of analytical chemistry
Glass division Meeting, Los Angeles. March 31-April 5:
Annual meeting. Pittsburgh. April 29-May program. Anal
'63 Chem 35:sup44A-50A Mr
1; abstracts of papers. Glass Ind 44:439-40 Division of rubber chemistry
Ae '63
Annual meeting. Pittsburgh. April 29-May 1; Bylaws. Rubber Chem & Tech 35:sup xli-xx
program and abstracts of papers. Am Cer D '62
Soc meeting.
Bui 42:223+ An Springs.
'63 Fall meeting. Cleveland, Oct. 17-19; program.
Fall Bedford Pa. Oct. 9-12; Rubber Chem New & Tech 35:sup xxi-xxiil
program and abstracts of papers. Am Cer Fall meeting, York. Sept. 11-13. ORub-'62
Soc Bui 42:522-3+ S '63 Joint bermeeting
World 149:100+of theO '63Divisions of rubber
Materials and equipment division chemistry of the American chemical society
Annual meeting. Pittsburgh. April 29-May 1; and the Chemical institute of Canada. To-
program and abstracts of papers. Am Cer ronto. May 8-10; program. Rubber Chem
& Tech 36:sup xiii-xvi Jl 63
FallSoc meeting.
Bui 42:233+ Ap Springs.
Bedford '63 Pa. Sept. 25- Joint meeting with CIC Division of rubber
chemistry. Toronto. May 8-10. Rubber Age
2S: program and abstracts of papers. Am
Cer Soc Bui 42:518-19 S '63 93:431-4 Ja '63; Rubber World 148:71 Je
Refractories division Meeting. 82d. Cleveland. Oct. 17-19. Rubber
Annual meeting. Pittsburgh. April 29-May 1: Age 92:275-7 N '62; Rubber World 147:79-80
program and abstracts of papers. Am Cer N '62
Meeting. 83d. Toronto. May 8-10; program
and abstracts of papers. Rubber Age 93:94-
FallSoc meeting.
Bui 42:237+
BedfordAp Springs.
'63 Pa. Oct. 3-5: 102 Ap '63; Rubber
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York. 148:71-8
Sept.Ap 11-13:
'63
Soc Bui 42:512-14 S '63 program and abstracts of papers. Rubber
Structural clay products division Age 93:587-95; 94:113-16 Jl. O '63; Rubber
World committees;
Officers; 148:83-90 Jl '63 sponsored rubber groups.
Annual meeting. Pittsburgh. April 29-May 1:
program and abstracts of papers. Am Cer Rubber Chem & Tech 35:sup lil-x O '62
ical)
AMERICAN chemical society Journal (period-
FallSoc meeting.
Bui 42:247+ Ap '63Colo.
Denver. Sept. 18-21;
program and abstracts of papers. Am Car Dr Marshall D. Gates named JACS editor.
Soc Bui 42:462-3 Ag '63 Chem & Eng N 40:76 N 12 '62
Whiteware division AMERICAN concrete Institute
AC! conmiittee work. Am Concrete Inst J 60:
Annual meeting. Pittsburgh. April 29-May 1: sup 11+ Je '63
program and abstracts of papers. Am Cer
ACI '63 officers. Am Concrete Inst J 60:sup9-
FallSoc meeting.
Bui 42:253+ Bedford Ap '63Springs. Pa. Sept. 25-
Annual
10+ Apmeeting. '63 59th, Atlanta. Ga. March 4-
28; program and abstracts of papers. Am 7; with abstracts of papers, and list of ex-
Cer Soc Bui 42:518-19 S '63 hibitors. Am Concrete Inst J 60:sup3-7-l-
AMERICAN chemical society
ACS organization; how it works, how to use Annual
My meeting. 59th. Atlanta. March 4-7;
it. A. H. Emery. Chem & Bng N 41:70-4 with '63program. Am Concrete Inst J 60:sup3-
F 4 '03 Annual report. 1962. Am Concrete Inst J
ACS preparing exhibit forand
tribution of chemists World's fair; engi-
chemical con- 5+ F '63
neers to be illustrated by their role in the Fall60:sup
meeting, 1-6 Ap15th, '63 Seattle, Sept. 28-29; with
study of the sea. il Chem & Eng N 41:72 abstracts of papers. Am Concrete Inst J
O 7 '63report, 1962. Chem & Eng N 41:53-75
Annual 59:sup
Pall meeting.12-17 16th. N '62Toronto. Nov. 11-14; pro-
Mr 4 '63
Arveson is ACS president-elect for 1963. Chem International gram. Am Concrete
service. Inst R. C.J 60:sup2-3+
Reese. Am NCon- '63
& Hng N 40:64 D 10 62 crete Inst J 60:561-5 My '63
Board of directors minutes. June 8. 1963 New numbers designate ACI technical com-
and highlights of ofBcial reports. Chem & mittees. Am Concrete Inst J 60:sup 10-12
Eng N meeting.
National 41:02-9 Jl 143d. 29 '63Cincinnati. Jan. IS-
New technical
Ja '63 bers appointed. committee chairmen and mem-
IS; program. Chem & Eng N 40:68-80 D Am Concrete Inst J 60:
10 '62 meeting. 144th. Los Angeles. March
National sup27-8-l- die Ap casting'63
AMERICAN Institute
31- April 5: program. Chem & Eng N 41: Annual meeting, Chicago. Mod Metals 19:50+
82-126 F 25 '63 O 63
National meeting. 145th. New York. Sept, Annual meeting. Chicago. Sept. 12-13. Foun-
8-13; program. Chem & Eng N 41:54-118
Ag 5 '63meeting, 146th. Denver. Jan. 19-24:
National AMERICANdry 90:129+ O '62
eiectroplaters society
with program, Chem & Eng N 41:156-61 AES research committee; quarterly report and
N 4 '63 summai-y of research projects. Plating 50:
Nomenclature committee steps up activity to 225. 514convention.
Mr. Je '63 50th. Atlantio Citv. June
. meet needs of modem chemistry. Chem & ■^'iiJHal
Eng N 41:72 O 21 '63 22-28; program and abstracts of papers.
Northwest regional meeting. 18th. Belling- Plating convention.
Annual 50:529-37 Je50th. '63 Atlantio City. June
ham. Wash. June 17-18; program. Chem & S?-2S: with program and abstracts ofpapers.
Eng N 41:74-5+ My 13 '63 . Metal convention.
Fmish.ng 61:72-81 Je; 39-44 Citv
Ae '63N J
Officers, directors, councilors, and committees. Annual 50th. Atlantic
Chem & Eng N 41:104-6+ P 18 '63
Officers of local sections and divisions, mans Annual report. Plating 50:541-52 Ja '63''63
June 23-27. Plating 50:740-50 Ag
Chem & Eng N 41:66+ Mr 25 '63 ^'S"?^
50:70-4 directory,
Ja 63 as of Dec. 1. 1962. PlaUne
Official reports from the 142d national meet- Constitution
ing. Chem & Eng N 40:68-83 N 5 '62 and bylaws; effective June 26
Official reports. 144th national meeting. Los 1963. Plating 49:1183-7 N '62
Financial report, fiscal year. July 1 1962-
tl"fl-92- My^2f-63' "^''"' '■ '''''"' * ^"^ ^ June 30, 1963. Plating 50:834-8 .S '63
Tenth interim meeting AES Supreme society;
Progress report number 36 of the committee
on professional training. Chem & Eng N ?^'^"?^ro*^t'y'...?^°'
mg 50:52 Ja 63 ^^- 13; program. Plat-
41:79-84 Mr 18 '63 « -c k
AMERICAN foundrymens society Annual meeting. 92d. Dallas. Feb. 24-28; with
Casting conprress. 67th. St LK)uis. May 6-10; program and abstracts of papers. Mln Eng
witli procram. Foundry 91:108-17 My '63 ^ 14:61-6 meeting.
N '62; 15:53-66 Ja '03 with abstracts
Castings congress. 67th, St Louis. May 6-10; Annual 92d. Dallas;
with abstracts of papers. Foundry 91:54-9. of papers. Pit plant
& Quarri'
152-66 Je: 115-64- Jl '63 Annual meeting trips, 56:78-83
J Metals Jl 15:112-
'63
Five selected for American foundryrnen's
society awards. Foundry 91:118-19 My '63 lo F '63 section's 17th annual o£t-the-rec-
Pittsburgh
AMERICAN gas association ord meeting, Pittsburgh, Nov. 3. J Metals
American gas association and Pacific coast
gas association annual convention. Los Societies Ja name
lo:6-7 '63 1964 AIMB officers and
Angeles. Oct. 13-16: preview. Am Gas Assn directors, Min Eng 15:280-1 Jl '63
Mo 45:6-9gasJl-Ag
American '63
association and Pacific coast Metallurgical society
gas association annual meeting. L.os An- Annual meeting, 92d, Dallas, Feb, 24-28:
geles, Oct. 13-16; program. Gas 39:SU-2 program and abstracts of papers, J MetaJs
O 63
Annual convention. 44th. Atlantic City. Oct, „ 15:65-95
Fall meeting, Ja Cleveland,
'63 Oct, 20-24; with pro-
7-10: with papers presented and list of of- gram and abstracts of papers. J Metals
ficers, section leaders elected. Am Gas Assn 15:665-728 S '63
Mo 44:2-13+ Fellows of the Metallurgical society. J MetaJs
Annual meeting, N 44th, '62 Atlantic City. Oct. 7- 15:50-1 Ja '63
10. Gas Ageof 129:22-36
Conference the production, N '62 transmission Society directors. J Metals 15:322-3 Ap '63
and operating sections, Pittsburgh, May Society of mining engineers
13-17. Am Gas Assn Mo 45:24-7 Je '63: Annual fall meeting. 1st. Gatlinburg. Tenn.
Gas Age annual
Fifteenth 130:22-3accidentJl '63 prevention confer- Sept. 10-12: with abstracts of papers. Coal
ence, St LiOUis. Sept. 10-11. Am Gas Assn Age membership
67:64-7 O '62directori', Min Eng 15:91-
Mo 45:4-5+ 1963
Rest-arch and O utilization
'63 conference. Cleve- SME
land. April 16-18: program. Am Gas Assn 217 fall
Jl '63meeting and Rocky Mountain min-
Mo 45:0+ Mr '63 erals conference. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Sept. 11-13; abstracts of papers. Min Eng
■When
audit isofgood A,G.A,not goodgeneralenough? managementJ.
fund activities, 15:53-7 Ag; 46 S '63
E. Heyke, jr. Am Gas Assn Mo 45:2-3 O '63 Society of petroleum engineers
AMERICANnautics institute of aeronautics and astro- Annual fall meeting. 57th. Los Angeles. Oct.
AIAA countdown, S, P, Johnston, Astro- 7-10; program and abstracts of papers.
Constitution nautics & Aerospaceand Eng 1:122-3
bylaws. F '63
Astronautics & J Pet meeting.
Annual Tech 14:988-90+
Dallas. Feb.S '6224-28; abstracts
Aerospacepropulsion
Electria Eng 1:94-9 conference,
O '63 Colorado of papers.
Annual J Pet 50th.
meeting. Tech New15:55-6+Orleans.
Ja '63Oct.
Springs. March 11-13: abstracts of papers. 6-9; program of technical papers. J Pet
Astronautics & Aerospace Eng 1:89-93 J© '63 50thTechanniversary
15:006-9 Jefall'63 meeting. New Orleans.
AMERICAN institute of architects
Alvar Aalto wins 1963 A. I. A. gold medal: Oct. 6-9: with program and abstracts of
award.? include first presidential citation. papers.
AMERICAN J institute
Pet Tech 15:965-87
of nutrition S '63
A.I.Arch Rec 133:26
A. award Mr '63 for 1963 honors
program 13 Annual meeting. 27th. Atlantic City. N.J.
buildings, il Arch Rec 133:12-15 Mr '63 April 16-20: proceedings. J Nutrition 80;
AIA awards. Prog Arch
AIA chided on transit report. B. E. HaJmos. 44:64 Mr '63 417-58 Ag institute
AMERICAN '63 of physics
jr. Prog Arch 43:54IiDami. D '62May 5-9. Arch Rec AjVPT-AIP regional counselor program; a
Annual convention. counselor's report. G. L. Holiingsworth.
133:23 My: 10+ Je '63: Eng N 170:26 Mv 16 Phys Today
'63: Arch Forum 118:5+ Je '63: Prog Arch Annual report, 16:50-2+
il Phys FToday
'63 16:39-52 My "63
44:59 Ja '63 95th, Miami New AIP handbook. D. E Gray. Phys Today
Convention. Beach, May 5-9;
products to be exhibited; illustrations with 10:10-3
AMERICAN Jlinstitute
■r,:: of plant engineers
text.
Hawaii Prog
A,I.A. makes Arch 44:93-4+ Ap '63
1962 honor awards, il Ajinual meeting. 9th, Chicago, Jan, 27, Plant
Arch Recreceives
Kennedy 133:14-15citation Ap '63 for policies on Eng 17:148-9 Mr '63
Chapter
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oflScers Plant Eng Plant
installed. 17:140-2Eng F 17;
'63
architecture,
Western regionalart conferences. Arch Rec Arch 134:33 RecAg 133; '63
143-4 Ag '63
AMERICAN institute of steel construction
AMERICAN26 Ja '63 institute of chemical engineers American institute of steel construction, 11
Annual meeting. 55th. Chicago. Dec. 2-6; Pub Works 94:100-1conference.
Ja '63
with '63 program and abstracts of papers. Annual engineering Tulsa, Eng N
Chem Eng Prog 58:104+ O '62 170:20-1 My 2 '63
Annual meeting. 56th. Houston. Dec. 1-5; Nine buildings receive A,I,S,C, awards, il
with program. Chem Eng Prog 59:104+ O
National meeting. 49th. New Orleans. March Arch Rec 134:14-15 S '63
WorkshOD-criliaue of awards, il plans diags
11-14; with program and list of papers. Prog Arch 43:150-61 N '62
Chem Eng Prog 59:94-0+ Ja: 94+ F '63 AMERICAN machine tool distributors associ-
National meeting. 50th. Buffalo. May 6-8; ation
w-ith program. Chem Eng Prog 59:104-6+ Annual meeting, 3Sth, Detroit, Oct, 24-26,
Mr:
National 92+ Ap
meeting. '63 51st. Puerto Rico. Sept. Automotive Ind 127:83+ N 15 '62
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W. Va. April 7-10. Am Mach/Metalworking
59:97-100-1- Jl: 90-3 Ag '63 Manuf 107:60 Ap 29 '63
AMERICAN institute of electrical engineers Spring meeting. 39th, White Sulphur Springs,
AIEE winter general meeting. New York,
Jan. 27-r"cb 1: program. IEEE Proc 51:sup W.'Va. April 7-10; abstracts of papers.
32A+ Ja '63 Mach 69:142-3
AMERICAN miningMy congress
'63
AWS 44th annual meeting and AIEE electric Annual meeting. New York. Dec. 3. Min Cong
welding conference. Philadelphia. April 21-
25: program. Welding J 42:42-5 Ja '63 J 4S:35-6
Coal •62D '62 Pittsburgh, May 5-S; ab-
convention.
Fall general meeting, Chicago; with abstracts
of papers. Elec World 158:53-4 D 3 '62; Elec stracts of papers. Coal Age 68:104-13 Je '63
Eng 81:986-9 D '62 Coal convention. Pittsburgh. May 5-8; pro-
IEEE's gram. Mln Cong J 49:56-61 Mr '63
I. S. endowment
Coggeshall. in electronics
bibliog Elec Eng from 82:2-20
AIEE. Coal convention. Pittsburgh. May 5-S; with
program and abstracts of papers. Min Cone
Ja "63
Pacific energy conversion conference. San J 49:33-43 An: 51-64 Ja '63
Francisco. Elec Eng 81:824-0 O '62 Coal division conference. Pittsburgh. Oct,
AMERICAN Institute of mining, metallurgical 16: with abstracts of committee reports,
and petroleum engineers Min Cong San J 48:64-6 D '62Sept, 24-27, Rock
Annual meeting. Mallas; abstracts of papers Convention, Francisco,
Eng & Mln J 164:78-S0 Ap '63 Prod 65:80+of Npolicy '62 adopted at San Fran-
Annual mo<ling. 92d. Dalla.f. Feb. 24-28. Mln Declaration
I'Jng0.1 15:02-5 Ap '63: J Metals 16:450-4 Je cisco. Sept. 24-27. Min Cong J 48:27-33 N
AMERICAN mining congress — Continued AMERICAN public power association
Meeting. Ixis Aiipreles; abstracts o£ papers. Annual convention 20th, Cleveland, April 30-
Ens & Min Jand
164:116+ O '63minerals conven- May of2. APPA;
Story Elec World 159:92-3 My
locally-owned 20 '63asso-
utilities
Metal mining industrial
tion and exposition. San Francisco, Sept. ciation. J. P. Gallagher. 11 Power Eng 66:
2o-2S; with abstracts of papers. Min Cong J 41-3 D '62public works association
4S:aO-64D N '62; il Ens & Min J 163:84-90 N AMERICAN
■62; Pit & Quarry Annual congress and equipment show. New
Metal mining- industrial 55:90-2+
nunerals D convention.
'62
OrlLvms. Civil Eng :;2:,S> X in '02monthly
Los Angeles. Sept. 15-18; with program. News bulletins.
bers of Public Published works num-
Mm Cong nuclear
AMERICAN J 49:41-53 Ag '63
society AMERICAN radio relay league
Meeting. Boston. Nucleonics 20:74+ S '62 Meeting. Portland, Sept. 1-9. program. Q S T
AMERICAN oil chemists society 46:20-3 Agroad
AMERICAN '62 builders association
Annual fall meeting. 36th. Toronto. Oct. 1-4; American road builders association, ij Pub
abstracts of papers. Soap & Chem Spec 38:
47-9 N fall
Annual '62 meeting. 37th. Minneapolis. Sept. Works convention.
Annual 94:119-20 F Chicago. '63 Feb. 24-27. Pit
30-Oct. 2; with program, list of exhibitors; & Quarry
Annual convention. 55:90-2+ 61st, My Chicago.
'63 Eng N 170:
abstracts of papers. Am Oil Chera Soc J
40:sup4+ S '63 54th. Atlanta. April 22-24; 22-3 Mr 7 rocket
AMERICAN '63 society
Annual meeting. Annual solid propellant rocket conference.
with program, president's
stracts of papers. Am Oil report
Chem andSoc ab-J 4th. Philadelphia. Jan. 30-Feb. 1; with ab-
40:supS+ Mr; sup 10+ Ap; 6-7+ Je; sup5+ stracts of papers. Astronautics & Aero-
Jl '63 report
Annual of the Smalley committee. 32 years space ofEng ARS 1:97-101 history.
Ap '63 G. E. Pendray.
Pall45ih.nieeting.
Am Oil 36th. Chera Toronto:
Soc J 40:298-9 Jl '63 .
with addresses Astronautics
AMERICAN '63society for clinicalEng nutrition
& Aerospace 1:124-8 F '63
of presidents. Am Oil Chem Soc J 39:sup Annual meeting, 3d, Atlantic City. April 27;
4-5+ N: Toronto, sup4+ DOct. '62 1; program. program and abstracts of papers. Am J
Meeting. Am Oil Clinical Nutrition 12:330-8 Ap '63 education
Chem Soc J 39:sup 12+ Scollaborators
'62 AMERICAN society for engineering
New method for grading in the Annual meeting. Philadelphia. Civil Eng 33:
Smalley check sample series. L,. A. Bau- 43-4 Ag '63
AMERICAN society for metals
mann. Am OU Chem Soc J 40:sup 13-14+
Ag '63of the conunercial fats and oils analy- ASM's
Raudebaugh. presidentR. A.for Kozlik. 1962-63.Metal Robert
Prog S3:J.
Report sis committee. 1963. Am Oil Chem Soc J
88-9
AMERICAN Je '63 society for quality control
40:596-602
Report O '63
of tJie fat analysis committee. 1962. Annual convention and exhibit. 17th, Chi-
Am Oil Chem Soc J 39:431-4 O '62 cago. May 20-22; program and list of ex-
Report of the spectroscopy committee. 1961- hibitors. Ind Quality Control 19:37-40+ My
62. Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:sup 14+ Mr '63 Annual report of the board of directors. Ind
AMERICAN petroleum institute
API readies first travel-ad program. Oil & Quality Control
Increasing significance 19:48-53of Ntotal '62 quality con-
Gas J 61:77 Mr 18 '63 trol; president's address. A. V. Feigen-
Annual meeting, 42d. Chicago, Nov. 12-14, Oil
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60:95-6of NAPI.
12; Pet
131-52Management
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Long Ind planning Quality Control guide. 20:4-9
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Changing
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1963-64 Control 20:4-6 manual.S '63 Ind Quality Con-
This is your API. Oil & Gas J 60:123-38 N 12
Whe is API head i e with F. 1963-64 trol society
20:21-8 O '63ofHcers. regional executive
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Ikard. C. La Motte. ed?Oil & ntGas
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directors. and regional directors. Ind
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AMERICAN Control
society for 20:34-5testingAg and'63 materials
11 '63
AMERICAN pharmaceutical association ASTM committee B-8 ineeting. Wa.=;hington.
Scientific section meeting, Miami Beach. May Sept. committee
25-27. Plating
12-17; abstracts of papers. Am Perfumer ASTM D-1 49:1298+
on paints D and '62 related
78:30-3+ Jl '63 product.^!. Ind Finishing 39:70+ D '62
AMERICAN photoengravers association ASTM committee E-21 on space simulation
Annual meeting. Washington. Oct. 14-17. In- organized, il Materials Res & Stand 3:579-
land Ptr/Am Lithogr 150:94-5 N '62 ASTM. our heritage and our responsibilities;
AMERICAN physical society 80 Jl '63
APS-AAPT joint meeting. New York, Jan. president's address. A, C. Webber. Mate-
23-26. Phys Today 16:78-80 Mr '63 rials Res & Stand 3:669-73 Ag '63
AMERICAN potash and chemical corporation ASTM's analytical data projects. W Pepper,
jr. il diags Materials Res & Stand 3:646-
Kirkpatrick award for chemical engineering
achievement. Chem Eng 70:46 S 30 '63 Annual
52 Ag meeting.
'63 Atlantic City. Eng N 171:30-1
AMERICAN power conference Annual meeting. 66th. Atlantic City. June
Annual meeting, 2oth. Chicago. March 26-28. Jl 4 '63 with abstracts of papers. Pit &
24-2S;
Power Eng 67:68 F '63; Chem Eng 70:60
Ap 29 '63; Eng N 170:46-7 Ap 4 '63 Annual
Quarry meeting.
56:80-3 O 66th. '63 Atlantic City, June
Annual meeting. 25th. Chicago. March 26-28: 23-28: program and abstracts of papers.
abstracts of papers. Combustion 34:31-8
My; 46-9 Je; 35:41-4 O '63 Materials Res & Stand 3:384-5+. 506-7, 653-
Annua! meeting. 25th. Chicago. March 26-28; 9 Mv-Je. C-5 Ag '63
program. Combustion 34:49-52 Mr '63; Elec Committee on carbon and graphite prod-
ucts organized. Materials Res & Stand 3:
Eng 82:sup30A-2A
Conference. Chicago. MrMarch'63 26-28; abstracts
of papers. Elec World 159:64-7+ Ap 8 '63; Committee
743-4 S '6.'^D-11 on rubber and rubber-like
materials annual meeting. Atlantic City.
Power Eng 67:34-8 My; 58-61 Je '63 N. J. June 26-28. Rubber Age 93:774-6 Ag
AMERICAN public gas association
Annual convention, 1st, Washington, Oct. 29- '63: Rubber D-11Worldon rubber
Committee 148:78-80 andAg rubberlike
'63
30. Gas Age 129:33-6 D '62 materials meeting. Montreal, Feb. 6-8.
AMERICAN public health association Rubber Aire !!2:9nfi-7 Mr '63
Annual meeting. 91st. Kansas City. Nov. 11- Honors ingand a'wards presented
15; preliminary program; list of exhibitors. luncheon. Materials Res at& annual
Stand meet-
3:660-
Committees Pub 1962-1963.
Am J Health 53:1458-1546
Am J Pub Health S '63 53: New ASTM national officers elected. Mate-
■ f i:;
303-32
Fellowship F '63
in the American public health 8 Ag rials
New ASTM
'63 Res & Stand 3:572-4 Jl "63
publications. Published in month-
, association. Am J Pub Health 53:301-2 F ardsly numbers of Materials research and stand-
Rela of prof soci and 1962: ye.ar of decision and progress. Materials
tion
industry ship tosociationthe
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American public ehealth
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AMERICAN 3:41-3
society of Ja
civil'63 engineers
53:712-16 ASCE environmental engineering conference.
Report of My
the '63chairman of the executive Atlanta. Feb. 25-28; program. Civil Ene
board to the governing council 1961-1962. J. 33:^5-9 .Ta ^63
D. Porterfield. Am J Pub Health 53:97-103 ASCE Philosophy of engineering unity. Civil
Ja•63'C3 of the chairman of the technical de-
Report Eng 33:31
Annual meetingJl '63 and structural engineering
velopment board to the governing council. conference. San Francisco. Oct. 7-11 and
1961-1962. Am J Pub Health 53:291-300 F Honolulu. Oct. 14-3 6; program. Civil Eng
33:64-73 Ag '63
AMERICAN society of civil engineers^Cont. Rubber and plastics division
Annual•62 meeting. San Francisco: with ab- Meeting. New York. Nov 25-30: with ab-
Century and papers.
stracts of a decadeEnc ofN professional
171;ia-21 O stew-
17 '63
Meeting,
stracts of papers. Plastics Tech 9:52 Ja 'SS
New York, Nov. 29-3U; with ab-
ardship. W. H. Wisely. Civil EnK 32:31 O
?,l';acts of papers. Rubber Age 92:592-3 Ja
03: Rubber World 147:96 Ja '63
Challenging ural address.assignment:
E. Friedman.president's Civil Eng inaug- 32:31- AMERICAN society of naval engineers
ENRs 2 N '62 editor will head ASCE. Eng N 171: •"V.n' . .SAE-ASNE aeronautical meeting.
Washington. Naval Eng J 75:3u3-9 My •63:
50-2 O 17 '63 engineering
Environmental conference. 1st. S A E J 71:116-19
AIVIERICAN society of Jeperfumers
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•63
Atlanta. Feb. 25-28. Civil Eng 33:40-5 Ap Annual symposium. 9th: new horizons in the
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Meeting. Milwaukee. Eng N 170:42-3 My 23 Annual .symposium. 9th. New York. April 18.
Revi of the Tech di of ASC Soap & Chem Spec 39:287-8 My '63
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'63. AMERICAN society of sanitary engineering
SixB. '63 elected to honorary Civil membership. Je Civil Annual meeting. 56th. Little Rock. Ark. Air
Eng 32:66-8
Winter conference. O '62 Atlanta. Ga: with ab- Cond Heat & Ven 59:95-6 N '62
AMERICAN
engineers society of tool and manufacturlna
stracts of papers. Em N 170:22-3 Mr 7
Communication and education: annual report.
AMERICAN society of heating, refrigerating
and air-conditioning engineers Tool & mgManuf
Engineer Eng e 50:109-20
confertnc '63
and toolMy exposition .
ASHRAE ofHcers. directors, committeemen. Chicago. April 29-May 3: program, list of
ASHRABmeeting. J 6:90-1 exhibitors, products on display. Tool &
Annual 70th. Ap;Milwaukee,
101-2 Ag June '63 24-26:
Manuf
Engineerin Eng Ap '63
50:129-75 and
program and abstracts of papers. ASHRAE g conference tool show. Chi-
J 5:56-72 Je '63 70th. Milwaukee. cago. April 29-May 3: program. Am Mach/
Annual meeting. June 24- Metalworking Manuf 107:135 Ap 1 '63
26: with abstracts of papers. ASHRAE J Engineering conference and tool show. Chi-
6:50-61 Ag chapter '63 cago. April 29-May 3: with program and
Philadelphia air conditioning seminar. I'st of exhibitors. Iron Age 191:132-1- Ap 18:
lOo Ap 2d 63
9th. ASHRAE
Research year inJ 5:92-3 review.My W.'63 T. Pentzer. Topi exposition and conference. Chicago.
ASHRAE J meeting
Semiannual 5:46-f- Je and '63 exposition. New April 19-May 3. Steel 152:137-9 Ap 22 '63
Topi exposition and conference. Chicago.
York. Feb. 11-14; program, floor plans, and 69:119-44
A^nl^Pr-'^^.^y Ap 3;63 products on display, il Mach
list of exhibitors. Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:
153-60 Ja '63 AMERICAN standards association
Semiannual meeting. New York. Feb. 11-14: Annual meeting. New York. Dec 13. Mag of
program and abstracts of papers. ASHRAE
J 5:60-92 Ja; 50-68 Mr '63 Stand 34:35-40
Electrical F '63 board defines policy on
standards
AMERICAN society of lubrication engineers definitions. Mag ofon Stand 34:213-14
Groundbreaking ceremonies for headquarters National conference standards. 13th. JlNew'63
building. Chicago. July 23. Lub Eng 19:316- York. Feb. 18-20; program. CombusUon 34:
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AMERICAN Ag '63 society of mechanical engineers 29 D ^62
ASME elects members to grade of Fellow. '^3'^3^'31^-12^g^'i2^- ^- ™'°"- ^'"'^ °' ^'^"'^
Mech Eng 84:110-11 D '62; 85:914- Ja: 101-3
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What ASA? the V.sectional
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ASMEEng 85:110-11 Ap '63
honors 20 engineers. 1962 winter an- S 62
Why ASA? C. Ainsworth. Materials Res &
ASME nual officers meeting. nominated
Mech Eng at85:100-3 summerJa annual '63
meeting. Mech Eng 85:90-4 Ag '63 Stand 3:492-3 Je' 63 = co oc
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AT&T builds a bombproof ^"^ telegraph
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ASME '62: report from the president. C. H.
Shumaker. Mech Eng 85:125-8 Ja '63 171:19 Ag textile 29 '63 machinery association
Annual meeting. New York. Nov. 25-30: ab- AMERICAN
stracts of papers. Combustion 34:37-41 Annual meeting. Boston. Feb. 28. Mod Tex-
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Council F '63 New York. Nov. 25-26. tiles Mag 44:46 Ap '63
AMERICAN water works association
Mech Eng
Council meetings. 85:106-8 F '63 June 10. Mech Eng
Denver. Amendments to bylaws in 1962. Am Water
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Decisions '63 face ASME. C. H. Shumaker. Works
AWWA directory. 1963; Dreference
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Mech Eng 84:26-9 D '62; Discussion. 85:86 Am Water Works Assn J 65:1-206 pt 2 O
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Ap '63 and sense: Society's financial situa-
Dollars "^'JS'i'i.' conference. 82d. Philadelphia. June
tion. C. H. Shumaker. Mech Eng 85:22-4 17-22 Ani Water Works Assn J 54:sup35-
Ja '63todav: Fuels division symposium. 1962.
Fuels 62; .nater
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bibliogASME. 11 Mech M. EngBarrangon. 85:38-45 Ja:Published 38-45 F '63 Ag '62: Eng N 108:21 Je 28 '62
Inside in ■'Î!"^' conference. 83d. Kansas City. May
monthly numbers of Mechanical engineering ^ 19-24. Eng N 170:18-19 My 30 '03
International conference on production engi- ■*^'3S"o'^,' cxjnference. S3d. kansas City, Mav
neering research: Pittsburgh. .Sept. 9-12;
abstracts of papers. Am Mach/Melalwork-
ing Manuf 107:85-92 S 2 '63 (reprints 40c) ■^"JSHft' conference.
Ag?^supTA'+ S3d. Kan.^sas
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1962 winter annual meeting; papers available. y-J''' preliminary program. Water
Mech Eng mechanical 85:104-10 Ja engineering
'63 <St Sewage Works 110:169-70 My '63
Petroleum national ■^■JPô"-' conference. S3d. Kansas Cltv. Jlay
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liminary list of exhibitors. Am Water
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Regional Mech Eng 85:88-9 Ag list'63 of papers
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56-9 D annual
Winter '62 meeting. 83d. New York, Nov. f.^/'/ikC" of papers.
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Ag 63 562-3, 640 My-
25-30. Mech Eng 85:92-112 Ja '63; Power California section annual conference. 4:id.
Eng 67:62-4
Winter annual Ja meeting. '63 Philadelphia. Nov. San I a Monica. Oct. 24-26; program and list
17-22; with program. Mech Eng 85:90-2 S; of oxh bltors. Water & Sewage Works 109:
113-36 O '63 Committee
sun7.\4- O reports,
'62 publications, auditors re-
Woman's
New York.auxiliary Nov. 26-30.winter Mech annual meeting.
Eng 85:lll-l2 l>ort for, the awards, year ending Dec. 31. 1962:
membership membership growth
JaSee '63 also
De.qign engineering conference Am Watermembership
Director!', Works A.ssn J 65:496-638 An '63
list. etc. Am Water
National power conference Works Assn
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85:30-5 Ja: 28-33 F: 48-55 Mr •SS Am Water Works Assn J 55:1-3 Ja '63
AMERICAN water works association — Cont. Positive halogen compounds; structure and
Micliiean section annual meeting, 23d, Lans- reactivity in halogenation with some fur-
InK, Sept. 12-14. Water & Sewage Works ther N-haloamides. C, Walling and A. L..
109:442-3 N '62 Rieger. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:3134-6
New Jersey section fall meeting, 27th, Atlan-
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20 '63 fattytitration
Odimethyl of acids in an NJf-
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Thermodynamic dataSoc for J 85:2024-5 Jl 5 '63 of
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Annual meetins and welding show, Philadel- molecular complexes between phenyl sub-
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Annual meeting Ap '63 and welding show. Phila- and R. S. Drago. Am Chem Soc J 85:505-8
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Fast P^dloamplifier Enp: Proclocks 50:1992-3 S '62 radar
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AMPHOTERIC substances _ „, on target. W. W. Smith. 11 diags Elec-
Synthesis and surface active properties . of Fast response tronics 36:34-6 amplifier
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Soap & Chem Spec 39:130 Ap '63 Fisher SA-1000 tronics 36:48 Mrstereo 29 '63 150-watt power am-
Accuracy and stability in. operationa l amplifier^ and K-1000 Stratakit. 11 Audio 47:
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Four-gc parametric amplifier for satellite
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Iron sapphire maser with no magnetic field.
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Two-kilowatt p.e.p. amplifler using the 3- Jirka and K. Martin, il Elec World 160:
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il diags Q S T 46:40-5-1- D '62 22 anchors set per hour. 11 Oil & Gas J 61:146
Wideband technique applied to h.f. trans-
mitter station equipment. B. M. Sosin. ANDALUSITE
bibliog il diags Inst E E Proc 110:1374-84 Ap 1 '63
Hvdrothermal synthesis of andalusite from
Ag See'63 also kyauite. D. F. Weill, bibliog 11 Am Miner-
Electrometers ANDES alogist 48:944-7 Jl '63
MOUNTAINS
Electron multipliers Hvdrothermal developments in the Andes.
Multivibrators Noise
P. Kents from
Mountains Econ mole Geol hills.
58:1110-18
H. F.N '63 Garner.
Low noise nucleonic preamplifler. D. R. Hey- '62
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ANDESITE. Bui Rocks. 74:195-6 Igneous
F '63
Instr 34:1050-1 S '63 ANDROGENS
Microwave noise figure measurements for Sebaceous glands and sex hormones; abstracL
small noise output: discussion. IEEE Proc J. S. Strauss and others. Drug & Cosmetic
51:860-2 My '63
Noise on a drifting Maxwellian beam. S. ANEMIA
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Evidence against preferential 12:445-51 Je intestinal
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Ogilvie. diags Wireless World 69:187-9 Ap sorption of physiologic quantities of liver-
Tuning bound vitamin Bn by patients with per-
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Medium- and high-power automatically tuned bibliog Am J Clinical Nutrition 11:568-73 D
linear amplifiers. V. O. Stokes and W. V. Interrelationships of vitamin Bu. folic acid
Barone. bibliog il diags Inst E E Proc 110:
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1395-401 Ak '63 anemias. R. W. Vilter and others. Am J
AMUSEMENT parks Clinical Nutrition 12:130-44 bibliog Ip 141-4)
See also
Disneyland F '63
Megaloblastic anemia in kwashiorkor. H.
Equipment Velez and others. Am J Clinical Nutrition
Reinforced polyesters take a ride; use of 12:54-65 bibliog(p64-5)
Nutritional anemia of infancy Ja '63 and childhood.
the material in amusement park installa- J. G. Haughton. bibliog Ain J Pub Health
tions, il Mod Plastics 40:96-8-1- O '62 53:1121-6
ANABASINE „ , .^ Vitamin Bu Jlabsorption '63 studies In a vegetarian
Biosynthesis of the mcotiana alkaloids; the witli megaloblastic anemia. L,. L.. Sciilotsser
non-random incorporation of acetate-2-C" and R. F. Schilling, bibliog Am J Clinical
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ANAEROBIC bacteria. See Bacteria. Anaerobic A. S. Majaj and others, bibliog Am J Clin-
ANALGESICS ^ , . .. ical Nutrition 12:374-9 My '63
ANEMOMETERS
Absolute configuration and analgesic activ- Constant-temperature hot-film anemometer as
ity of ( — )i^KN■-dimethyl-1.2-diphenylethyl-
amine. M. Nakazakl. Chem & Ind p 1577-8 a tool in liquid turbulence measurements.
S. G. Bankoit and R. S. Rosier. bibliOK
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Analgesic diag R Sci tran.îistorizedInstr 33:1209-12 constant-temper-
N '62
Four-channel
6 Cosmetic Ind 92:419-(- Ap '63 ature hot-wire anemometer. B. J. Cooper.
See also il diacs Electronic Enir 35:390-4a Je hot-wire
'63
Aspirin Impossibility
anemometer for of measurements
linearizing in turbulent
ANALOG computers. See Calculating machines Hows. S. P. Partliasaratliy and D. J. Trit-
— Analog computers
ANALYSIS, Colorlmetrlc. See Colorlmetrlc ton. response
Rapid- AIAA J heat
1:1210-11flux Myprobe'63 for high
analysis temperature gases. P. L. Blackshear. jr.
ANALYSIS, MIneralogical. See Mlneralogical and L.. Fingerson. bibUog 11 diags AES J
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ANALYSIS of variance. See Variance analysis 32:1709-15 N '62h.f. carrier feedback ane-
Self-generating
mometer. M. J. Somerville and G. F. Turn-
ANALYTIC chemistry. See Chemistry. Ana- bull, bibliog diags Inst E K Proc 110:1905-
lytic
ANATOMY Swirling
o •(;:( 11 diags turbulent
Mbibliog round jet. W. G. Rose.
Src also A S M E Trans ser B 29:
Histology 616-25 D '62 (to be cont)
ANCHOR bolts. See Bolts and nuts Turbulent diffusion and anemometer measure-
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Sewerage 2 no 30951:37-69
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ANESTHESIA ^ ANIMAL buildings

Environmental factors in anesthesia. L. D. Air conditioning
Vandam. biblioff Archives Environmental
•62
Health 7:391-401 O '63 Questionaire reveals animal room conditions:
Simplifvin^ the work of anaesthetists; Cape- research animal facility, il Heating-Piping
Waine. il diags Engineering 194:702-3 N 30 35:98-104 O '63
ANIIVIAL experimentation
ANESTHETICS Early experience and emotional development.
See also V. H. Denenberg. 11 Sci Am 208:138-40-1- Je
Chloroform
ANGIOTENSIN Effects on haust. animals of expostu-e to autobibliog
ex-
Svnthesis S. D. Murphy and others,
J. H. Seuof alanyl'-isoleucyl'-angiotensin
and others, biblios Am 11.
Chem diag Archives Environmental Health 7:60-70
Soc J S4:494S-50 D 20 '62 When
Synthesis
J. H. Seuof isoleucyl'-alanyl'-anffiotensin
and others. biblioK Am 11.
Chem Jl '63 are differences significant? G. B.
Pratt,
See also bibliog Food Tech 17:996-8 Ag '63
Soc J 84:3SS3-7 O 20 '62 Laboratory
ANGLES ANIIVIAL fat. animals
See Fat
Ancle as a fourth fundamental quantity. ANIIVIAL learning
J. E. RomaLn. J Res Nat Bur Stand 66B:
Place-learning. H. Gleitman. il diags Sci Am
97-100 Jl construction:
Furniture '02 slotted angle; Apton 2u9:116-22
ANIMAL O '63
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How to machine compound 194:492 angles:
O 12 '62reference See also
book sheet. M. F. Spotts. diags Am Mach/ Rodent repellents
Metalworking Manuf 107:163, 165 Ap 1; 123 ANIMAL sculpture
Ap 15 '63 Fiber glass animals. B. Ellsberg. 11 Glass Ind
Measurement of low angular rates. „R. ^L.
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ANIMALS
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Nomographs determine hopper volumes, val-
lev angles. F. Caplan. dia^s Plant Eng 17: Species Diseases and pests
145 Ap '63 Animal staphylococcal Infections and their
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Qonlometers and M. M. Gallon, bibliog Am J Pub Health
ANHYDRIDES
Glutamic and aspartic anhydrides: rearrange- 52:1818-27Habits
ANIMALS, N '62 and behavior of
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the Leuchs'to anhydride
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Mixed anhydrides. C. „ Q.
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Soc J 85:2446-8 Ag 20 '63 ANIMALS, Photography of. See Photography of
O" tracer study of the decomposition of animals
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Michejda and others. Am Chem Soo J 84: production by animals
4113-15 N 5 '62 ANIMALS as carriers of Infection
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Acetic anhydride publicM. health significance.
Isatoic anhydride and M. Galton. bibliog Am R. J D. Pub Coiu-ter
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Maleic anhydride
ANHYDRITE 52:1818-27
ANIMATED N '62
cartoons. See Moving pictures —
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Permian shelf sediments, Texas and New ANION exchange. See Ion exchange
Mexico. S. D. Kerr, Jr. and A. Thomson, ANIONS
bibliog il map Am Assn Pet Geologists
Bui 47:1726-32 S '63 Action of secondary phosphide anions on
ANILIDES tetrahydrofuran. K. B. Mallion and F. G.
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Anionic Chem & Ind of C-H p654 bonds
Ap 20 in"63 olefins.
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J. Farrington. bibliog Anal Chem 34:1338-9
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Chemistry Soc of J conjugate
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ANILINE grotonation. S. K. Malhotra and H. J.
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Coulometric '63 of reducible organic
Ap 5 '63 of aniline point from viscosity compounds with biphenyl radical anions.
Estimation D. L. Maricle. bibliog diag Anal Chem 35:
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Cyclononatetraenyl anion. T. J. Katz and P.
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Investigation of the kinetics and mechanism 2852-3 Sparamagnetic
Electron 20 '63 resonance of aromatic
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Am Chem Soc J 84:3618-22 O 5 '62 Soc J 84:4212-15 N 20
Electron spin resonance spectrum of electro- '62
Kinetic studies of hydrogen exchange in dial- lytically
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P. H. H. Fischer
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Kinetics of the reaction of trimeric phos- Soc J 85:2694-6
Electrons penetrate S 20 heteropoly
'63 anion cage:
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J. V. Bailey and R. E. Parker, bibliog exchange reaction between 12-tungstoco-
Chem & Ind p 1S23-4 O 20 '62 baltates tivated proceeds via an outer-sphere-ac-
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Organic ions in the gas phase. P. N. Rylander C. H. Bru baker, jr. Chem & Eng N 41:
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Formation of radical-anions by electron
5 S 20 '63 transfer between anions and their lui-
Positive polar groups cause para nitration.
J. H. Ridd. Chem & Eng N 41:48-9 N 4 '63 saturated analogs in dimethyl sulfoxide
Protonation of benzylideneaniline and its solution. G. A. Russell and others, bibliog
P- and and p'-dimethylamino Am Chem of Soc J 84:4155-7
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5 '62 metal-
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Tetrachlorobis (pentafluoroaniline) titanium Chem & Ind anions.
Homoenolate p 1649-50A. S Nickon 15 '62 and J. Lt
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ANIONS — Contiiiued ANNAPOLIS naval academy. See United States
Neeative ions of porphin metal complexes. naval academy. Annapolis
G. L. Closs and L,. E. Gloss. Am Chem ANNEALING
Soc J 85:818-19 Mr 20 '63 Annealing cold-drawn steel tubing. J. F.
New aromatic anions. R. West and others,
bibllos Am Chem Soc J 85:2577-90 S 5 '63 flOipjey-
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Je 24Am'63 Mach/Metalworking Manuf
Solvation Brass strip gets quick anneal, diag Iron Age
ainbident as anions; a factorthe in importance
' the alkylation of the of
190:114 D bright 6 '62 annealing
dielectric factor. N. Kornblum and others, Continuous of stainless steel
biblios diags Am Chem Soc 85:1148-54 Ap strip ; abstract. C. A. Graham and G B.
20 '63 Rowan. Metal Prog 83:176+ F '63of austen-
Solvation as a factor in the alkylation of Descaling of wire rod and wire
ambident anions; the importance of the itic steel and nickel-chromium allovs with
hydrogen bonding capacity of the solvent. special consideration of vacuum annealing;
N. Kornblum and others, bibliog Am Chem abstract. R. Ergang and P. H. Huppertz.
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Solvent steers ambident anion alkylation N. Embrittlement of tough-pitch copper during
Kornblum. Chem & Ens N 40:50-1 S 24 '62 annealing or preheating. S. Harper and
Studies in stereochemistry; radical anions others, bibliog il Inst Metals J 90:423-9
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ANISOLE Soc J 85:1268-73 My 5 '63 and answer. Foundrv 91:102 Mr '63
Hydroxylation of anisole by hydroeen per- Exothermics offer major cost advantages In
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P. '63Friedman, biblloe Am Chem Soc J 85: How to heat treat space age materials C C.
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Photochemically induced isotopic exchange Improvements in the press-forming properties
of o-iodo-anisole with iodine. M. Anbar of aluminium-magnesium allov sheet by the
and R. Rein. Chem & Ind p 1524-5 S 14 use of a recovery anneal. J. C. Wright and
ANISOTROPY others.
Lead annealing Inst Metals J 91:321-4 of '62-63
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Anisotropy in the conductivity of hot holes ^- M- Switucha il diags Wire & Wire Prod
in germanium. W. E. K. Gibbs. bibliog
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^ 16 Rtconcept in'63 radiant tube design and ap-
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Determination of inoduli of anisotropic plates Buskirk. diags Iron & Steel Eng 40:135-8
S. W. Tsai and G. S. Springer, diag Je 63
A S M E Trans ser E 30:467-8 S '63 New continuous annealing cycle for black-
Diffusion of radiation in a semi-Infinite plate. S. Garber. il Iron & Steel Inst J
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Estimation reservoir anisotropy from pro- 83:166-1- Mr '63
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Prusas. bibliog il diags Tappl 46:355-30 See also
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Measurements of thermal conductivity of Electric furnaces. Annealing
Furnaces. Annealing
porous ani.sotroDic materials. O. E. Tewflk. ANNELIDS
diags AIAA Janisotropy
Microhardness 1:919-21 Ap '63
of magnesium and See also
Oligochaetes
zinc single crystals. P. G Partridge and
E. Roberts, bibliog il diags Inst Metals J ANNUNCIATORS
92:50-5 '63-64 Auxiliary annunciation for fire alarm svstem--
Optical symmetry from reflectivity measure- il diags Elec Constr & Maint 61:115-16 N
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Mineralogiist 48:1070-9 S '63 ANODES. See Electrodes
Pyrolytic materials for thermal protection
systems. A. M. Garber. bibliog diags Aero- ANODIC oxidation. See Oxidation
Response spaceof Eng anisotropic 22:126-37 Jadefects '63 in solids to ANODIZING
tection of aluminum. See Aluminum — Pro-
stress. J W. Corhett. bibliog diags Am J ANORTHITE
Phys powders
Silica 31:521-36 ofJ\ respirable '63 size: the long- Solid state formation of anorthite from some
term dis.<:olution of silica powders in di- clay mineral -calcium mineral mi.\tures.
lute hvdroHuoric acid: an anisotropic A. P. Ruotsala. bibliog Am Mineralogist
mechanism of dissolution for the coarser 48:792-803 JI '63
quartz powders. I. Bergman, bibliog il J ANTARCTIC regions
Ap Chem
Stress anisotropy 13:356-61 in Agsilicon '63 oxide films. J. Adverse weather; Its effect on engineering
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34:347-51 F '63 American Antarctic research team uses
Studies on the structure of anodic oxide films British Diesels: J. H. Westerbeke. II En-
on aluminum. R. W. Franklin and D. J.
Stlrland. bibliog 11 dlag Electrochem Soc J gineering 194:658 N 16 '62
Cosmic particles in Antarctic Snow. R. A.
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Thermal conductivity of anisotropic solids at Field control for Antarctic mapping. W. H.
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Thermal-expansion anl.'otropv of oxide solid Atomic power plants — Antarctic regions
solutions. K. M. Merz and others, bibliog Polar regions
Am Cer Soc J 46:531-6 N 1 "62 ANTENNAS. See Radio antennas; Television
ANKERITE antennas
Intercrystalllzed apatite and ankerite from ANTHOCYANINS
the New Albany shale of Indiana. S S. Concord grape pigments. D W. Ingalsbe and
Qreenbere and J. L. Harrison, bibliog II others, bibliog J AgrI & Food Chem 11:
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ANTHOCYANINS — Continued, Fucidin antibiotic. Drug & Cosmetic Ind
Determination of calcium in cherry brines by
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Fîcidin S '62 R. B. Crosbie. Drug &
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My '63
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Asrri & Food Chem 11:260-2 My '63 cidation of the structure of althiomvcin.
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Delayed laser-induced fluorescence in an- Soc J 85:1430-7 My 20 '63
thracene crystals points to triplet exciton Oxidative coupling: synthesis of racemic de-
mechanism. Chem & Eng- N 41:37 Je 10 '63 hydrogriseofulvo-xin. J. R. Lewis and J.
Effect of cases on the conductivity of or- A. Vickers. bibliog Chem & Ind P779-80
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action.solids;
M. M.theLabes anthracene-iodine
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My 11 '63 for medicated feeds. L. E. Hanson.
Jl 20 -63 chromatoKraphy of an anthracene bibliog J Agri & Food Chem 11:365-7 S '63
Gas-liquid Structure of streptonigrin. K. V. Rao and
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Homolytic phenylation O 6 '62 of benzene, naph-
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Ag 20 '63 of telomycin. J. C. Sheehan and
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Dickerman and G. B. Vermont, bibliog Am Structures metabolites
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Zone Soo J 84:4150-1 of anthracene. N 5 '62A. R. I./acey and M. Anchel. diags Am Chem Soc J 85:
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ANTHRACOSIS. See Lungs — Dust diseases Lukas. bibliog
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ANTHRANILIC acid
Benzvnes MrSee5 "63
thrnnilic via acids: aprotic
a convenientdiazotization of an-of
synthesis also
Griseofulvln
triptvcene and derivatives. L. Friedman Griseoviridin
and F. M. Logullo. bibliog Am Chem Soc J Neomycin
85:1549 My 20 '63 Penicillin
ANTHRAQUINONE Tetracycline
Photonometric titration of dissolved oxygen Analysis
and copper(II). T. Kuwana. bibliog diags Radioisotopic assay for neomycins B. C. and
Anal Chem neamine. D. G. Kaiser, bibliog Anal Chem
Spectral shifts 35:1398-402in anthraquinone S '63 dyes caused
by non-conjugated substituents. M. S. Thin35:552-4
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Simon, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:1974-7 neomycin sulfates on carbon plates. T. F.
Jl 5 '63 Brodasky. bibliog 11 Anal Chem 35:343-5 Mr
ANTHRONE ^ ^^
New color reaction of anthrone with malonal- ANTICHOLINESTERASE
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W. Kwon and B. M. Watts, bibliog Ana) bibliog Archives Environmental Health
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ANTHROPOMETRY ANTICOAGULANTS. See Blood— Coagulation
Anthropometry in clinical appraisal of nutri- ANTIFERROMAGNETISM. See Magnetism
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Clinical Nutrition 11:418-32 bibliog(p430-2) ANTI-FOULING paint. See Paint. Antl-fouUng
N '62 ANTI-FREEZE solutions Testing
ANTIBIOTICS
Absolute ^
configuration .^. of, sarkomycin. , ■ r.O.
Yonemitsu and others, bibliog Chem & Ind Lab test rates anti-icing additives: abstract.
p490 Mr 23
Antibiotic '63
deodorants. N. H. Shehadeh and D. Ellis, S A E J 70:89 O '62
A M. Kligman. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93: ANTIfriction
-FRICTION bearings. See Bearings. Anti-
537-8 O '6
Antimicrobial agents3annual ,„„„ 1960: proceedings ANTIGENS and antibodies
Allergic state; initiation of antibody synthesis.
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P. Gray and others, eds. Review, by L. A.
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Automatic Chem & Ind P20S2-4
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Direct Ja '63 of the rate of a hapten
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Sevfried.
Biosynthesis 11 studies
Manuf mayChem improve 33:508 antibiotics
D '62 Am Chem Soc J 84:3768-70 O 5 '62
making. Chem & Eng N 40:51 S 24 '62 Isolation of antibody by means of an Im-
Chemistry nation ofofthe actinospectacin: the determi- munological specific adsorbent. A. Malley
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P. F. Wiley and others, bibliog Am Chem
J 85:487-8'63 F 20 '63 on Immuno-polysaccha-
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Chemistry of bluensomycin; the structure of rides; investigations
abstract and discussion. M. Stacey.
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Chemistry of bluensomycin: the structure of Harmon and others, bibliog II J Nutrition
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Argoudelis. Am Chem Soc J 85:234-5 Ja See also
Immunity
20 '63
chemical correlation of penicillin and ceph- ANTIHISTAMINES
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Chemistry of cephalosporin antibiotics: Gas chromatography of the antihistamines. C.
others. Am Chem Soc J 85:1896-7 Je 20 '63 R. Fontan and others. Anal Chem 35:591 Ao
29 '63 antibiotic: abstract. R. C. Petersdorf
Colistin
and J. J. Plorde. Drug & Cosmetic Ind ANTIMALARIALS.
'63 See Malaria
92:306 Mr '63 of some
Conformation noviose glycosides ANTIMONY
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L. H. Maxwell, diags Am Cer Soc Bui 42:
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Antimony. '63 R. N. Spencer. Eng & MIn J
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Dite natu of pleu A. J. in bismuth and antimony-bismuth crystals
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Chem at low temperatures. L. Esaki and J. Heer.
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Influence 34:234andJa antimony
of lead '63 on gray iron
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ANTIMONY — Continued Ultra-violet
phenolic antioxidants spectroscopic determination
in stabilised lanolin.of
Analysis S. Lee and N. A. Puttnam. J Ap Chera 13:
Determination of trace amounts of antimony 69-71 F E'63 deficiency in the monkey: esti-
Vitamin
in steel. L.. Kidman and C. B. Waite. bib- mated requirements and tJie influence of
lioe Metallurttia 66:143-0 S '62 fat deficiency and antio.xidants on the syn-
Rapid radiocliemical
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Greendalo for andantimony
D. L.. drome. C. D. Fitch and J. S. Dinning, bib-
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Prpparation. pliase- boundary energies, and Determination of 2.G-di-ieri-butyI-4-hy-
thermoelectric
tectic alloys withproperties
ordered ofmicrostructures.
inSb-Sb eu- droxytoluene (BHT); application to edible
W. K. Liebmann and E. A. Miller, bib- fats and oils. C. R. Szalkowski and J. B.
Gather, bibliog J Agri & Food Chem 10:
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ANTIMONY J Ap Phys 34:2653-9 S '63
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Dipole moments and structure of molecular Evaluation
compound.-s of antimony pentachloride. b. graphic method. J. W. Hamilton and A. L.
K Jain and S. Soundararaian. biblioe Tappel. bibliog il diag Am Oil Chem Soc
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Ind D652-3tor Ao 20^ '63 of tungsten. J 40:52-4 F '63 for rubber.
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Electrode chlorides Aging
antimony, and phosphorus. S. W. Mayer
and AV. B. Brown, :r. bibliog diag Electro- ANTISEPTIC soap. See Soap. Antiseptic
chem Soc J 110:306-11 Ap '63 ANTISEPTICS
ANTIMONY compounds , , . .i. Antimicrobial agents and public health. L.
Concerning an intermediate phase in the B. Hall. Soap in& Chem
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ANTIMONY selenide Court
Thermoelectric properties of diphasal systems deodorant. H. N. Morse. Drug & Cosmetic
combining AssTes and TlsSe with SbsTej, Ind ;i2:.".93 My
ANTISPASMODICS '63
Bi=Te3. or SbiSea. H. L. Uphoft and J.„H. New antispasmodic. Drug & Cosmetic Ind
Healy. bibliog il diag J Ap Phys 34:390-5
F '63 Valpin:
91:515 Oantispasmodic
'62 and visceral smooth-
ANTIMONY telluride muscle relaxant. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 92:
Thermoelectric properties of diphasal sys-
tems combining AsiTea and TliSe with 643 My '63 missiles.
ANTI-TANK See Guided missiles—
Sb-Tej. BisTes. or SbiSej. H. L. UphofC Anti-t.ank missiles
and J. H. HeaJy. bibliog il diag J Ap
Phys 34:390-5 F '63 ANTWERP
ANTIOXIDANTS , ^. . . , ^,
Port of Antwerp expansion, il map plans
Antio.Kidant effects of sodium tripolyphos- diags Engineer 215:454-9 Mr 8 '63
phate and vegetable extracts on cooked World's biggest lock for Antwerp. J. Levett.
meat and fish. M. B. Ramsey and B. M. il Marine Eng/Log 68:71 My '63
Watts, bibliog Pood Tech ANXIETY
Antioxidants. G. Scott, bibliog17:1056-9Âg
diags Chem '63& Nature and measurement of anxiety. R. B.
Ind P271-S1 F 16 '63 .^ . Cattell. Sci houses
APARTMENT Am 208:96-104 Mr '63
Antioxidants terioration and control R.
of ccsmetics. of H. oxidative
Rosenwald.de-
Apartment building intercom. W. J. McGuln-
bibliog Am as Perfumer
coagents78:41-4 O '63 epr J. T. ness. il Prog Arch 43:136
Antioxidants in curing Apartment buildings, il plansD '62 Arch Forum
Howarth and H W. Weinberg. Rubber
118:82-105 house
Apartment Ap '63 mail receptacles, il diags
World 149:54-5
Chemical reactions O '63in ,.living
. ^. tissues. „Food ,
Tech tests
17:629forMyantioxidants. Arch Rec in134:229-30
Apartments Belvedere; S '63 bold forms sit at
Color '63 „E. J., „Parks , and
anchor o^'er San Francisco Bay. il plans
others, bibliog
De-oxidizer lubricatesRubberaluniinunv
Age 92:257-61 Am Mach/N '62 Arch Forumin the
Apartirients 119:114-15
context Jl of'63American cities.
Metalworking Manuf 107:57 F 4 63
Determination of ethoxyquin by ultraviolet il plans Prog
Brooklyn adds Arch another44:106-29 electricJl '63 load: War-
spectrophotometry. T. Choy and others. basse Houses in Coney Island, il diag Gas
J Agri & Foodof Chem
Determination sulfate 11:340-2
and aluminumJl '63 in 39:62-3 Agtypes'63 study; apartments,
Building il plans
a nitric sulfate deoxidizing bath by emis- Arch Rec 133:127-46
sion spectrography. G. A. Miller, bibliog 11 Cutting impact noise inJa: apartment 134:193-216buildings;
S '63
Plating 50:310-13 Ap and'63 . relation with time-saver ■63 standards, diags Arch Rec
Disappearance of BHA BHT in
to peroxide content in breakfast cereals. 133:210-13
Hillside aiârtment Ap '63 built downside up. 11 Eng
R. H. Anderson and others, bibliog il Am
N 171:73 Oconstruction:
Jackbloclc 10 '63 block of fiats at
InOil vivo
Chem antioxidants
Soc .T 40:349-52 and Ag '63
polyunsaturated Barras Heath. Coventry; illustrations witli
acid metabolism: symposium, bibliog now text. Engineer
sheet Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:353-71 Ag Jackblock reaches 214:885 the seventh N 23 storey;
'62 Richard
Lipid antioxidant activity in tissues and Costain (construction) ltd. il diag Engi-
proteins of selenium-fed animals. J. ,W. New work neering of 194:711
MiesN van 30 '62der Rohe: Baltimore.
Hamilton and A. L. Tappel. bibliog J Nu- quality,
Method for trition the
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determination of KHA and New work il ofplanMiesArchvan Forum der Rohe: 119:82-3Chicago.
S '63
BHT in cereal products. R. H. Anderson ingenuity, il plan Arch Forum 119:90-1
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915-16 Jl value
Nutritive '63 of marine . oils: ., menhaden ^ J, continuity, il plan Arch Forum 119:88-9 S
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without antioxidants in rat diets. A. A. m; rbu
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2s
Forum
Precast 118:5-6
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323-32 Mr '63 fonn polymer antioxidants.
Orcanosulfldes N 170:61 My of23 flats, '63 il plan diags Engineer
Prefabrication
W L Hawkln.s and H. Sautter. Chem .>:• 214:1003-6 D 7 '62
Krig Nchromatography
Paper 40:58-9 S 17 '62 application to the Raising the roof with building,
resin: world's tallest
reinforced concrete il Plastics
Identification of anti-oxidants in synthetic
aviation turbine oil formulations. R. B. World building
Round 20:12 D sets
'62 record; apartment house
Delves, bibliog Inst Pet J 48:283-6; Discus-
sion. 287-9 S '62 , of^ chemically
, , „ Samfor Lefrak:
Chicago, heil plan
builds Eng
themN 170:23
cheaperMyby 9 the
'63
Summary of properties cross- dozen, il plan Arch Forum 118:102-5 Ap '63
linked polyethylene for manufacturing elec- Sky-high apartments choose space age fuel.
tric cable insulations and protecting this
materi.al against the deteriorating action il Am Gas As^sn Mo 44:9 O '62
of the and oxygen in the atmosphere. Total energy scores again; Warbasse houses
combo W. Wrobel. Wire & WireJ. Prod La- in Coney Island. 11 diags Am Gas Assn Mo
38:508-9. 6704- Ap-My '63 45:16-17-1- Jl-Ag '63
APARTMENT houses — Contiiuied Tuscarora. Juniata and Bald Eagle paleoour-
rents and paleogeography in the central
Air conditioning Appalachians. L. S. Teakel, jr. maps Geol
Brooklyn Union lists another total enerery Soc Bui 73:1515-39. pi 1-3 bibliog(p 1537-9)
customer: Warbasse Houses, il diass Gas r> See
'62 also ■62
Aee 130:38-94- O '63 Geology — Appalachian region
Capitol Park project shows trend to central Petroleum — Appalachian region
coolinff. W. A. Brown, il dias AJr Cond Petroleum industry and trade — Appalachian
Heat & Ven fin:87-9 Je '63 region
Condensate drainasje system at Rochdale Vil- APPETITE
lase handles absorption machines and heat Color and human appetite. F. Birren. il Food
exchansrers. C. R. Varsa. il diass Air
Cond Heat & Ven 60:75-6 Ak '63 Tech of
Effect 17:553-5 glucagon, My '63phenmetrazine and epi-
Gas ffoes apartment hiintiner. G. Willaman. 11 nephrine on hunger, food intake and plasma
Am Gas Assn Mo 45:23-4 Ap '63 nonesterifled fatty acids. S. B. Penick and
Gas heats, cools. InxurN' apartments at Park L. E. Hinkle. jr. bibliog Am J Clinical
City "West. Philadelphia. 11 Gas 39:74 F 63 Nutrition 13:110-14
Evaluation of anorexlgenic Ag '63 agents: studies
Heat pump employs panel heating as re- with chlorphentermine. S. K. Fineberg. bib-
frigerant condenser. E. L. Weber, il diag liog Am J Clinical Nutrition 11:509-16 N
Heatins-Pipins 35:93-7 O '63
Luxury living, with .?as: Park City luxury APPLE Juice
apartments, il Gas Ase 130:39-40 F '63 Stability of vitamin C in canned apple Juice
TVashinqlon 319-unit town house project to and orange juice under refrigerated con-
be cooled by central air conditioner, diaa ditions. G. L. Noel and M. T. Robberstad.
Gas Ase 130:44 Ap '63 Food Tech 17:947
Temporary inhibition Jl '63 of fermentation in
Designs and plans apple juice. G. W. Hope, bibliog Food Tech
P/A tenth annual design awards: West Plaza 17:489-90 •63
APPLES Ap '63
condominium apartments. Coronado. Calif, il
plans diasrs Firmness of canned apple slices as affected
Variety with Pros Arch 44:96-7E. JaT. '63Shiffer.
prefabrication. by maturity and steam-blanch tempera-
ture. R. S. Shallenberger and others, diags
plans diass Pros Arch 44:133-7 Jl '63 Food Tech 17:102-4 Ja '63
Electric equipment Safer apple packing; heat-shrink film World
over-
wraps trays of fruit, il Plastics
Chicago's
64-story, alltwin-tower
-electric Marina City; M.unique
apartments. B. Storage
Cook, il plans diass Elec Constr & Maint 21:32 Ap '6S
62:88-95 Mr '63 Fruit preservation: a new field for gas. 11
Diesel and steam combined for economy in Am Gas Assn Mo 45:2-3 Mr '63
cooperative development, il Elec Eng 82: New market: apple storage: Tectrol process
358-9 My '63 burns gas to create an atmosphere prevent-
In first cost and operatinsr cost: electric heat ing deterioration. Gas Age 130:37-8-1- My
wins in apartment house. J. F. McPartland.
il Elec Constr & Maint 62:140-3 O '63 Studies on control of respiration of Mcintosh
Regulators solve voltage drop problem in apples by packagin,g methods. V. Jurin
giant apartment building. J. Tesoriero and and M. Karel. bibliog diag Food Tech 17:
D. F. Miller. 11 diag Elec Constr & Maint 7S2-6 Je '63
62:108-11 F '63 APPLESAUCE
64-storv all-electric towers ser\'ed with 12-kv Chemical and color changes in canned apple
risers. N. G. Larson and D. B. Klapper. sauce. B. S. Luh and P. J. Kamber. bib-
il diags Elec World 159:75-8-1- F 25 '63 lig Food Tech
APPLIANCE manufacturers. 17:105-8 Ja '63 Institute of. See
Wiring a high rise apartment; design and Institute of appliance manufacturers
construction details of electrical distribu-
tion. J. F. McPartland. il dlags Elec Constr APPLICATIONS for positions
& Maint 61:75-9 N '62 Effective job hunting. R. G. Murdick. Ma-
Heating and ventilation Peripateticchine Design professional; 34:92-7 D 20 '62
landing a new Job;
Condensate drainage system at Rochdale Vil- personal approach is preferred. Machine
lage handles absorption machines and heat
exchangers. C. R. Varga. il diags Air Cond Design science.
APPLIED 35:120-3 FSee14 Technology '63
Heat & Ven 60:75-6 Ag '63 APPORTIONMENT
Gas-fueled generation to serve 5,860-unit Apportionment of the U.S. House of repre-
apartment project, plan Elec World 158: sentatives: a minimum range, integer so-
119-1- O 22 '62 lution, allocation problem. O. R. Burt and
Heat pump employs panel heating as re- C. C. Harris, jr. bibliog Op Res 11:648-52
frigerant condenser. E L. Weber, il diag
Heating-Piping 35:95-7 O '63 APPRENTICES
Jl '63
APARTMENT houses. Cooperative Apprentice plant engineers add experience
Diesel and steam combined for economy in to education. W. T. Williams, il Plant
cooperative development, il Elec Eng 82:
Eng 17:114-16
BACIE/rWS annual S '63 conference on trends In
35S-9 My '63
APATITE apprenticeships: with abstracts of papers.
Inorganic constituents in the shell of the Engineering 194:824-5 D 21 '62
living branchionod lingula. D. McConnell.
bibliog Geol Soe Bui 74:363-4. pi 1 Mr '63 Lookin.g into Hare's White paper. Engineer-
Intercrystallized apatite and ankerite from ing 194:850-1 D 28 '62
the New Albany shale of Indiana. S. S. MTBA apprentice plan stresses merit, not
mere timeserving. Am Mach/Metalworking
Greenbug and J. L. Harrison, bibliog il
diag Am Mineralogist 47:1441-6 N '62 Manuf 106:106-7 D 10 '62
More student apprentices in bviilding serv-
New jrttrian apatite enclosed in quartz from ices; G. N. Haden and sons. 11 EngineerinK
Naegl. Gifu prefecture. Japan. K. Omori
and H. Konno. 11 Am Mineralogist 47:1191-5 194:448tests
Trade O 5 may '62 be continental, but they
S '62 may soon be part of UK apprentice train-
Study of cadmium chlorophosphate phosphor. ing. Engineering 194:849 D 28 '62
R. C. Ropp. bibliog Electrochem Soc J Training and development for growth. 11
110:113-17 F '63 diags Engineering 196:276-7 Ag 30 '63
APLopappuS
goldenrod heterophyllus. See Rayless Training apprentices; for the use of; Array
apocyanaceae apprentices' schools, il EngineerinB 196:244-
Haplocine and haplocidine: new aspidosper- 5 Ag substance
What 23 '63 has that White paper? Engi-
mine-type alkaloids from haplophyton cimi-
cidum. M. P. Cava and others, bibliog neering 195:166-7 Ja 25 '63
Chem & Ind p 1242-3 Jl 27 '63 Worker training industry does it better.
APPALACHIAN region A. N. Wecksler. il Mill & Factory 73:84-7
Pahnspastic maps of central Appalachians.
J. M. Dcnnison and H. P. Woodward, maps See also
S '63
Employees.
ilif.s Am Assn Pet Geologists Bui 47:666-80
blbliog(p679-S0) Ap '63 Trade schoolsTralnlns' of
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Application of variational equation of motion and axisjTnmetrical flow fields. F. O. Rine-
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Y. Yu. bibUoK A S M K Trans ser B 30:79- ments. R. W. Cole and Deutsch.measure-
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Limit analysis of shallow shells bibliog AIAA J 1:2111-15 S '63
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Shouldered 27 '63 and nut holds and elects
34:1077-85 O '62 easily. H. Spinks. diags Am Mach/Metal-
See also
Fresh "water flora Use of mandrel worklng Manufspeeds
107:92 upAg lead
5 '63 burning proj-
AQUATIC shows, Underwater
Spring of live mermaids, il Comp Air Mae ARC, Electric.ect. 11 Welding J 42:38 arc
See Electric Ja '63
68:13-15 Jl '63 ARC boratory
image furnace. See Electric furnaces. La-
AQUEDUCTS
Aqueduct capacity under an optimum benefit ARC welding. See Electric welding. Arc
Polic5-. "VV. A. Hall. Am Soc C E Proc 87 ARCHAEAN
. — Pre- Cambrian period. See Geology. Stratigraphic
IIR 3 no 29231:1-11
Ramaseshan. 88 [IR S2 '61; Discussion.
no 3170] :97-100 Je S.
•6 ARCHED bridges. See Bridges. Arched
•62: 3 Reply. control
Computer 88 [IR 4planned no 33771:45-8
for D '62
California ARCHEOLOGY
aqueduct. Water Works Eng 116:645 As Application of geophysics to archaeology. R.
B. Linington. bibliog 11 plan diags Am Sci-
Los Anc pla new aqu Eng N 170: entist 51:48-70 Mr '63
ns edu
50 Je el20es '63 control
Supervisory to run ct600-mile water
See also
. Cave drawings and paintings
system.
Yorkshire Control
Derwent Ens 10:23-4
aqueduct: Jeillustrations
'63 Egypt — Antiquities
Excavations (archeology)
with text. Engineer 216:364 Ag 30 '63 Greece — Antiquities
Costs Indians of South America — Antiquities
Stone implements
First section of aqueduct draws 13 bids; unit ARCHERFISH
prices. Eng N 170:42 F 28 '63 Archer fish. K. H. LUllng. 11 diags Scl Am
ARAB refugees. See Refugees. Arab
ARABIA ARCHES209:100-4-1- Jl '63
See also Analysis of arch frames F. P. Wiesinger and
Geoloej' — Aiabia others, bibliog diags Am Soc C E Proc 89
Petroleum — Arabia [ST 5 no 36601:15-33 O '63
Antiquities Analysis of circular arches on elastic abut-
Capital of the Nabataeans P. J. Parr. 11 ments. K. V. Swaminathan. bibliog diags
Am Soc C E Proc 88 [ST 1 no 3054]:75-110
maps Sci Am 209:94-102 O '63 F '62; Discussion. W. Y. J. Shieh. 88 [ST
ARABINOGALACTANS 4 no 32541:247-50 Ag '62; Reply. 89 [ST 1 no
Bibliography 34551:233-6
Arabinogalactan, a review of the literature. Buckling of Fcircular'63 arches under nonuni-
M. P. Adams and C. Douglas. bibUog form pressure. G. Wempner and T. Ew-
bank. diag Am Soc C B Proc 89 [EM 4 no
Tappi 46:544-8 S '63 35971:17-20theory Ag '63for arches. S. O. Asplund.
ARABOASCORBIC acid Deflection
Human metabolism of L-ascorblc acid and bibliog diags Am Soc C E Proc 87 [ST 7
erythorbic acid. J. M. Rivers and others,
bibliog J Nutrition 81:163-8 O '63 no 29631:125-49 O '61; Discussion. J. C. L.
ARACHIDONIC acid Chang. 88 [ST 3 no 31791:331 Je '62; Reply.
Action of linoleic and arachldonic acids upon 89 [ST 1 no 34351:217-27 F '63
the eicosatrienoic acid level in rat heart and Dynamic deformation states of curAêd beams
liver. R. O. Peluffo and others blbiiog under impulsive loads. J. S. Humphreys,
bibliog
10 Je 6311 diag A S M E Trans ser E 30:309-
J Nutrition 81:110-16 O '63
ARACHNIDS Energy criterion and snap buckling of arches.
See also A. Gjelsvik and S. R. Bodner. bibliog diags
Harvestmen
ARAGONITE Am Soc C E Proc 88 [EM 5 no 33041:87-
134 O '62; Discussion. E. F. Masur. 89
Crystal changes in vateritic calcium car- [EM 3 no 35621:197-9 Je '63
bonate during ball milling. R. B. Gam- Finite deformations of a rigid perfectly plas-
mage and D. R. Glasson. Chem & Ind tic arch. E. T. Onat and L. S. Shu. bibliog
p 1466 Ag 31 '63
ARBITRATION diags A S M E Trans ser E 29:549-53 S '62;
Arbitration: legal dilemma. Product Eng 34: Discussion.
Gateway arch 30:473-4 S "63
creeps skyward. 11 Eng N 171:
66 Jl 8 '63 44-5 Ag 15 '63
ARBITRATION, Industrial Influence coefficients for two-hinged arches.
Compulsory arbitration; who wants it? A. N. C A. Miller and S. A. Guralnicfc. diags Am
Wecksler.
Labor relations; Mill a& roundup
Factory of73:86-8actual O day- '63 to- Soc C E Proc 88 [ST 4 no 32331:41-68 Ag
day in -plant problems and how they were '62; Discussion. K. V. Swaminathan. 89 [ST
handled by management men. Published in 1 no 34351:271-8 F '63; Reply. 89 [ST 5 no
monthly numbers of Rock products 36881:261-2
ARCHES, Concrete O '63
Prepare yourself for arbitration. J. H. Mur- Design of reinforced concrete arch culverts
phy. Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Refiner under fill. K. R. Patel. diags Am Concrete
42:189-90
Right or wrong Je ^63in labor relations. Published
in monthly numbers of Mill and factory Inst J 60:433-8
Dynamic nonlinearMr '63 response of reinforced
Role of foremen in labor grievances and concrete arches. V. N. Gupchup and J. M.
arbitration. J. W. Whittlesey. Chem Eng Biggs, bibliog flow chart diags Am Soc C B
70:15S-(- Jl 22 '63will do for you. M. Merkel. Proc S9 [ST 4 no 35961:225-48 Ag '63
What arbitration Fancy walls carry floors; Perpetual savings
Rubber Age 93:429-30 Je '63 and loan association building. Beverly Hills,
See also
Strikes Calif, il Eng N 170:24 F 28 '63
Prestressing prevents flutter in catenary roof;
ARBORS and mandrels Colorado state university theater. 11 diag
Electrofomiing large foil-thin parts. R. A. Eng N 170:56-7 P 14 '63
Botosan. il diags Am Mach/Metalworklng Two huge parabolic arch ribs support tri-
Manuf 107:80-1 O 28 '63 angular roof panels; auditorium for the
Electrofomiing makes headway with bigger University of Georgia. 11 Eng N 169:28-9-t-
metal shapes, il Iron Age 192:49-51 Ag 8
'63 ARCHES,
Expandable locators align holes. W. F. N 22 '62Steel
Thomer. 11 diag Am Mach/Metalworklng Building the world's largest arch. 11 Am Mach/
Manuf 107:62-3 Metalworking Manuf 107:60-1 Mr 4 '63
Expanding mandrelF operates
4 '63 from chuck Jaw. Engineering of Saarinen's
B. E. Baker, diag Am Mach/Metalworklng national expansion memorial. arch; Jefferson
II diags Arch
Manuf 106:106 N 26 '62 Rec 133:188-91 My '63
Filament winding comes of age: design elimi- Highline towers await arch work; 700-ft steel
nates fixed mandrel support points. 11 diags arch across Cold Spring Canyon. 11 Eng
Tool & Manuf Eng 51:70 Ae '63 N 170:50 Ap 4 '63
ARCHES. Steel — Continued ARCHITECTURAL models
Mie weldinK erects St Louis arch, il Welding City puts Uie bite on tower building; three-
Eng ton cake was a scale model of the 31-story
New spirit of ApSt '63
48:5S+ Louis sparks renaissance. Life & casualty insurance co. of Tennessee
il map Enc N 171:30-2+. cover Ag 15 '63 building, il Eng N 171:23 S 26 '63
Stressed rool' surface lightens arch, il Eng Mechanical system of car parking, il Engi-
N 17(1:40 Ja 31 '03 ARCHITECTURALneer 216:563 O 4 '63
societies
Trussed three-hinged arches, frame tentlike
synagogue roof; Shaarey Zedek synagogue A.R.A. annual convention. Chicago. Aug. 22-
In Southneld, Mich, il Eng N 169:21 D 13 '62 25. SeeArchalso Kec 132:26 O '62
ARCHES, Wood
Timljer roofs an Olympic track, il Eng N American institute of architects
ARCHITECTURE
171:49 S 12 '03
ARCHITECTS Air conditioning and architecture, flow diags
Architects as critics. S. Hassid. Prog Arch il
O map 63 plans diags Prog Arch 44:148-210
43:146-8 N architectural
Corporate '62 practice. D. Hunt. Architect Ed Barnes; toward simpler details.
jr. ArchCuban Rec 133:163-6 My '63 suTipler forms, and greater unity, il plans
Former firm corners design market in
Puerto Rico: SACMAG international, inc. Arch Forum 119:74-9 Ag '63
New building abroad, il plans Arch Forum
Hueil Eng and Ncry 171:48-50
after Stewart.S 26 '63E. E. Halmos, 118:94-121 Je '63
Ulrich Franzen; architecture in transition, il
100.ir.'6largest
3
Prog Arch 44:56 Ag '63firms in the U.S.
architectural plans Aj-ch Forum 118:139-45 My '63
Arch Porum Wood in architecture. 11 plans diags Prog
Opinions differ on team Ap
118:110-12 '63
concept: architects Arch 44:110-66 Je '63
and contractors. Eng N 170:19-20 Ap 25 See also
Airlines — Ticket offices
Orga for efHc p ac il Arc Airport buildings
Recniz 133:155-8 F: 163-4 ient Mr r'63 tice h Architectural
Balconies drawing
Royal aarchitectural
tion institute of Canada. , 56th Bridges — Archi tecture
annual assembly, Hamilton, Ont. Arch Rec Building materials
BuilditiKS
134:24 Ag '63 Cathedrals
Small office with a large view; C. E. Silling Ceilings
and associates. 11 plans Arch Rec 134:217-20
S '63 Childrens homes
What it takes to be a client. D. Canty. Arch Church architecture
Clinics
Forum 119:84-7 Jl; 92-5 S '63 (to be cont) Clubhouses
See also College architecture
American institute of architects Community centers
Architectural societies Concrete construction
Lefrak. Samuel J. Dairies
Lewis. Jack R. Department stores
Weese. Harry Embassy buildines
Taniasaki. Minoru Exhibition buildings
Fees Factories
Fire Iiouses
Architect's fee. B. Tomson and N. Coplan. Greenhouses
Prog Arch 43:156 Ag; 178 S '62 Hillside architecture
Control system for architects' office costs. Interior decoration
G. R. Keane. Arch Rec 134:125-6 Jl '63 Library buildings
Law Lobbies (architecture)
Medical buildings
Its the law. Published in monthly numbers Modular coordination (architecture)
of Progressive architecture Municipal centers
Mu,seums
Registration Music halls
Aesthetics and registration. D. Hawley. Prog Office buildings
Park buildings
Arch 43:127-8 Ag '62: Discussion. 43:168-1- Partitions
N '62 Pavilions
ARCHITECTS homes. See Architecture, Domes- Planetariums
tic— Architects homes Police stations
ARCHITECTS offices Prisons
I^nhiie Iniildings
Architect's office from an old studio. 11 Publishing buildings
plan Arch Forum 119:120-1 Jl '63
Control system for architects' office costs. Recreation buildings
Remodeling (architecture) '
G. R. Keane. Arch Rec 134:125-6 Jl '63 Shelters
New design offices from an old store. 11 plan Skis and skiing — Stations, lodges, etc.
Arch Forum 119:122-5 Jl '63 Stadiums
New Saarinen office: headquarters in a Store buildings
Connecticut mansion; with comments on Studios
recent work. W. McQuade. 11 plans Arch Telephone company buildings
Forum 118:113-19 Ap '63 practice, il Arch Tunnis courts. Indoor
Organization
'63 for efficient Theaters
Rec 133:155-8 F; 163-4 Mr '03 Vaults (architecture)
Wood in architecture; laminated posts with Zoological gardens — Buildings
glazing, il plan Prog Arch 44:120-1 Je of also subdivision
cities, e.g. Architecture under names
Boston
ARCHITECTURAL acoustics. See Acoustics, Detroit
Architectural Houston. Texas
ARCHITECTURAL decoration. See Decoration Ibadan. Nigeria
and ornament. Architectural Lom6, Togo
ARCHITECTURAL drawing London
Mexico (city)
Architectural drawing for printing by half- Milwaukee
tone. M. F. Schmertz. il diags Arch Rec New Haven. Ctonnecticut
133:133-40 Je '63 New York (city)
Architectural drawing for printing processes. Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
M. F. Schmertz. il diags Arch Reo 133:137-
44 F '63 Regina. Saskatchewan
ARCHITECTURAL education .St Louis
Archiiects eve bigger building role. Eng N Sydney. Australia
Takasaki. Japan
Training and education of architects. W. Tokyo
Allen. Arch Rec 133:173-6 Ap '63 Toronto
See also Trenton, New Jersey
Arohitocturf — Study and teacliine Washington, D.C.
ARCHITECTURAL Bibliography
engineering. See Building
ARCHITECTURAL llshtlng. See LJKhtltDr Book reviews. Published In monthly num-
Architectural bers of Progressive architecture
83
ARCHITECTUR E — Biblioff raphy — Continued Dulles international airport; curtain wall;
Books. Published in monthly numbers of selected detail, il diags Prog Arch 44:100-1
Architectural forum
Requiredbers of Architectural
reading. Published Ag '63
Wall section; selected detail. 11 plans diags
record in monthly num- Prog
See Arch
also 44:134-5 S '63
Competitions Decoration 'and 63 ornament. Architectural
A.I. A. award program for 1963 honors 13 History
buildinss. il Arch Rec 133:12-15 Mr '63
AIA
AISI awards.
eives awards Pros for Archdesifjn
44:64 in Mrsteel.
'63 11 Prog Fatehpur Sikri; India's abandoned city, il
Arch 44:70 Ap '63win closed competition. 11 plan Arch
Genius loci; Forum 119:118-23
the historic N '63 of cities.
continuity
Anshen and Allen P. Collins, il plan Prog Arch 44:100-6 Jl
plan diag- and
Architects Arch engineers
Rec 133:12-13 win F awards'63 for 63
International aspects
design in
Award winners named for new collegesteel, il Arch Rec 133:82+ Ap '63in Abroad. Published in monthly numbers of
Architectural forum
British Columbia,
Campbell and Aldrich il Arch
win Rec 134:26 S for
competition '63 Philosophy
Tufts University library. 11 plans Arch Rec
134:12-13 architects O '63 Genius loci; the historic continuity of cities.
Chicago win R.P.I, contest. 11 P. Collins. 11 plan Prog Arch 44:100-6 Jl
plan Arch Forum 118:11 Mr '63 Reli buil eloq sim in
Competition for new- type science buildlne. 11
Pro.g Arch 44:53 F '63 giou
architecture.^
s
134:131-5
d
Jl i63ngP.s; Belluschi.
uent il plArch
icit Rec
Competitions invite entrants. Arch Rec 133: y
316 Ap '63
Dramatic buildinss take AIA honors. 11 Eng Specifications
N 170:24-5 Mr 7 '63 Specifications clinic. H. J. Rosen. Published In
First library awards cite four top winners, monthly numbers of Progressive architec-
ture
il Arch, Rec 133:13 Mypavilion'63 Study and teaching
Floating aluminum wins architec- Speaking of architecture; a summer in the
tural award. 11 diags Mod Metals 19:80-2
My '63 wins Reynolds prize, il diag Prog real world. J. Barnett. Arch Rec 132:23+
German Specs
Arch 44:68 My '63 O '62teaching In schools. H. J. Rosen. Prog
Hartford competition won by Reynolds, il ArchSee 44:152
also Jl; 144+ Ag '63
Arch Forum 119:9 S "63 Architectural education
Imposing design wins 'Tufts library competi- Africa
Maurer tion, of diags Munich Prog wins Arch Reynolds
44:71 S award '63 for
1963. il Arch Rec 133:12 My '63 Building the new Africa. 11 map plans Proe
Minneapolitans win Ruberoid competition. 11 Arch 43:78-100 D '62
Prog BostonArch 44:65-6 S '63 Arctic regions
New city hall; with critique by P.
Collins, il plans diags Prog Arch 44:132-53 Moon colony on earth; Camp Century beneath
Ap buildings
'63 Greenland's ice cap. L. D. Hamilton. II
Nine honored by P.C.I. 11 Arch Rec plan Arch Forum 117:98-103 D '62
134:12-13
Nine buildings S '63 receive A.I.S.C. awards. 11 California
Arch Rec 134:14-15 S '63 First phase of Marin County center is com-
Office'63 ofings, ilthe year awards given to six build- pleted, il Arch Rec 132:12WilsonN '62Wurster. 11
Arch Rec 132:70+ D '62 Recent work of William
Prestressed concrete institute has first plans Arch Rec 133:107-15 Ja '63
awards program, il Prog Arch 44:46-7 Ag Swimming and tennis club in California II
P/A tenth annual design awards. 11 plana plan in
Wood Arch Rec 134:146-7
architecture; Ag '63practice of one
diverse
diags Prog Arch 44:82-131 Ja '63 office, il plans Prog EuropeArch 44:116-19 Je '63
Renewal gains from Ruberoid contest; winner
of the $10,000 first prize was Hodne Asso-
ciates of Minneapolis, plans Arch Forum New architecture of communist Europe. 11
119:7 S '63
Ruberoid competition gives New York ideas Arch Forum 118:104-9 Mr '63
for urban reneTv-al. il Arch Rec 134:15 O '63 Finland
Showcase for aluminum. 11 plan diags Arch
Forum Rugged Finnish church, Orlvesl. 11 plan Arch
Ten plants119:106-7 win factory Jl '63 awards. 11 Arch Rec
Forum 117:84-7 D '62
•63
133:14-15+ Je '63 Florida
$25,000 Ruberoid competition uses Manhattan
urban renewal project. Arch Rec 133:23 F Beach pavilion on Florida coast, il plan Arch
Two competitions: Reynolds and Kingsberry. Rec 134:148-9 AgGermany
'63
Arch Rec 132:190 D '62
Unusual buildings win in AISC awards pro- Aalto's recent work in West Germany. 11
gram, il Prog Arch 44:48-9 Jl '63 plans Arch Forum 118:120-5 Mr '63
Vaulted aluminum structure wins Reynolds New German theaters and concert halls. G.
student award, il Mod Metals 19:30 Mr "63 E. K. Smith, il plans Arch Rec 134:179-94
Welded designs win seven awards. 11 Weld- O '63 Hawaii
ing Eng 48:86 Ap '63
Winners announced in Univ. of Calif, com- Hawaii A. I. A. makes 1962 honor awards. 11
petition, ilArch Forum 117:11 D '62 Arch Rec 133:14-15 Ap '63
Workshop-critique of AISC awards. 11 plans Honolulu's new East-West center features
diags Prog Arch 43:150-61 N '62 varied uses of concrete, il Eng N 171:22-3
Young architects win university competition, Hong Kong
il Prog Arch 44:82 O '63
Conservation and restoration U.S.O 24Consulate
'63 office building. 11 plan Arch
Rec 133:116-18 Ja Japan '63
Committee plans restoration of Robie house,
il Arch Rec 133:29 Ap '63 Brazilian designs International center for
Designs and plans Japan. 11 plan Prog Arch 44:45 Ag '63
P/A tenth annual design awards. 11 plans Massachusetts
diags
See alsoProg Arch 44:82-131 Ja '63 Modest architecture for a fine New England
Hospitals — Designs and plans campus, il plans Arch Rec 134:141-56 S '63
Naval architecture — Designs and plans New York (state)
School buildings — Designs and plans
Details ^^y ,T2'"1' state reaches for architecture.
Ansar-Ud-Deen secondary school. Suru-Lere. Arch Rec 133:48 Mr '63
Nigeria: pivoting shutter; selected detail. 11 Puerto Rico
diags Prog Arch 43:100 D '62 Ponce museum of art. Ponce. Puerto Rico
•*-'',<i?l^',®,S.'-^J';^k'5?i^''^- will house Ferre paintings. 11 plan diag
134:149-64 O '63 (to be■' Pla-"s cont) diags Arch Rec
Arch Rec 132:136-7 O '62 ^ y «.s
Connecticut
ARCHITECTURE— Co7t(iJtued
Addition fits cottage for a new way of life.
Switzerland il plan diag Arch Rec 133:90-3 Mid-My
New schoolhouse in Aesch. U plans diaca
Houses, the art of combining forms; Tide-
Prog Arch 44:158-65 S '63 water house. South Norwalk. il plan Prog
Venezuela Arch in44:162-5 Mv '63 S.vstem house, il plans
a: proposed Wood architecture:
New vernacular tor Venezuel diags tle.xible
Prog Archhouse44:152-4
Koman Catholic cathedral for Barquisimeto. Zoned. for a Jegently '63 sloping
11 PrOK Arch 43:G5 S •(■2 site, il plans Arch Rec 133:159-62 My '63
Vermont Florida
Vermont barns redesigned as art center and Sculptured house of concrete block, il plans
inn. il Arch Kec 133:256 F 63
ARCHITECTURE. American Arch
Simple, Rec 133:70-3
well-designed Mid-My
house for '03 S15.S67 in
contemporary
The plague tectureorin America. traditional archi- Atlantic Beach. 11 plans Arch Rec 133:94-7
H. H Reed ir and Mid-My '63
H. S, Bryant, jr. il Arch Forum 119:112-15 Hawaii
new House of convertible pavilions adapts to cli-
library. d New
Remodele ShakerLebanon.Hall; DarrowN.Y. ilschool'splans diag mate and function: residence in Honolulu,
Arch "Forum 117:124-7 D '62 il plans Arch Rec 133:54-7 Mid-My '63
ARCHITECTURE. Domestic ^ ,., ,
Developmentsteel house built ofsystem, an architect- Illinois
designed component il plans Classic elegance in sturdy materials, il plan
diag Arch Kec 133:82-5 M;d-My 03 diag Arch
Record houses of 19G3. il plans diags Arch Crescent house Rec to 133:106-9
encompass Mid-My
a lake '63 view. 11
Rec 13:i:49-131 Mid-Myin '63 .
the living environ- P/Aplan tenth
Arch annual Rec 133:98-102 Mid-My house
design awards; '63 for
Search for continuity
ment, il Prog Arch 44:loO-2 Jl G3 R. Henrich. Harrington. 111. plans diags
Si,\ new houses by Paul Rudolph, il plans Prog Arch '6344:86-7 Ja '63
TwoArch newRec townhouse 132:123-35 Nprojects, ■62 diags Prog Louisiana
ArchSee 44:88
also S '63 Loilc and simplicity give llvability on a bud-
Apartment houses get: Covington. La. 11 plan Ajch Rec 134:
Balconies 141-4 Ag '63
Fireplaces Massachusetts
Hillside architecture Houses, the art of combining forms: summer
Interior decoration
Steel houses cottage. Martha's Vineyard. 11 plan diag
Architects homes Prog inArch
Wood 44:156-61 My
architecture: '63 prefab umbrel-
raising
Architect's home, il Ilium Eng 58:47-9 F las, il diag Prog Arch 44:136-7 Je '63
Minnesota
Architect's home is development prototype Atrium adds an indoor garden to a northern
il plans diag Arch Rec 133:103-5 Mid-My
house, il plan Arch Rec 133:118-21 Mid-My
House that easily converts into a duplex, il
plans diags Arch Rec ,l.U;14i-50 Je 03 Gabled house for a small city lot. Minne-
Houses, the art ofCalif,combining fcirms: resi- apolis, il plans Arch Rec 134:127-30 Jl '63
dence. Orinda. il plan diags Prog
'03 „ plan ,„ , Missouri
Arch for
Ideas 44:in-5 space ISO in My a budget house. 11 Wood in architecture: rippling rafters. 11
Arch
Neat town Rec 133:171-4
hou.se for Mr '63
$20,000.„ .,
il ,
Plan ,
Arch . plan diags Prog Arch 44:146-51 Je '63
Rec 133:151-4 New Jersey
Walled-in privacyF for '63 a Houston town . , „.
liotjse.
home of P. U. Bolton, il plans Arch Rec P/A tenth annual design awards; house for
R. Cripos. Lamberlviile. N.J. il plans diags
133:62-5 Mid-My '03
Designs and plans Proe Arch
Soaring laminated 44:112-3arches
Ja '63 create dramatic in-
Climate-balanced house design. V. Olgyay. teriors for a hilltop house. 11 plans Arch
il Arch Rec i:;3:7-f Mid-Mv 03 Rec 133:78-81 Mid-My '63
Houses; the art of combining forms, il plans
New York (state)
diags
See Prog
also Arch 44:132-80 My '63 Atrium country house in North Salem. N.Y.
Houses, Model
Details il Planssimplicity
Casual Arch Recfor 132:138-41
a small countryO '62 house.
See also Il plans Arch Rec 133:175-8 Mr '63
Stairways Home that combines a fresh approach to
Remodeling tradition and contemporary design: Kings
Point. L.I. 11 plans Arch Rec 133:66-9 Mid-
See Houses. Remodeled
California Houses,
My '63 the art of combining forms: resi-
dence Manursing Island. Rye. 11 plans
Elegant small house doubles Its apparent Prog Arch
space by a semi-enco-sed court. II plans Seaside home44:152-5 in theMy classical
'63 tradition, il
Arch Rec 133:122-5 Mid-My lj3 plan Arch Kec 133:50-3 Mid-My '63
Houses; the dences Millart of combining
Valley. Santa Ana. forms;
Oriiida resi-
and Oklahoma
'63 Angeles, il plans diags I'rog Arch 44:
Lios Spirit image: house at Snyder. Okla. 11 diags
148-51. 166-80 Mv 63
Lot of living space on a precipitous site in Prog of.Vrch
Work Bruce43:136-9 N '62
Goff. architect. II plans diags
Belvedere. 11 plans Arch Rec 133:177-80 Ap Prog Arch 43:104-14. 117-23 D '62
Man-made object; house at Hillsborough. Tennessee
Calif, il plans diags Prog Arch 43:132-5. 149 Many-winged house on a big wooded lot has
N '62 materials and landscape blend In
Natural excellent zoning and qu'.et privacy, il plans
open-plan house. II plan Arch Rec 133: Arch Rec 133:S6-D Mld-My '63
110-1.1 Mid-Mv 63
Plav pavilion for at-home recreation; Arca-
dia. Calif. II plan Arch Rec 134:152 Ag '63 Formal house that Texas exploits a sloping site. 11
Rugged
house; elegance
Tahoe Keys. UevnotfsCalif,
nuidelil de\'etor>ment
plans Arch plans town
Arch house
Rec 134:169-72
Neat for $20,000.S II
'63 plan Arch
Rec 133:58-61 Mid-My '63
Summer pavilion on a mountain lake: Lake Rec 133:151-4
Wallcd-in privacyF for
'63 a Houston town house:
Arrowhead. Calif. II plan Arch Rec 134:150- home of the architect P. M. Bolton. II
1 Ag '63 Colorado plans Arch Rec 133:62-5 Mid-My '63
I
P/A tenth annual design awards; town house Virginia
for M. Hataml. Denver, plana diags Prog House that easily converts Into a duplex.
Arch 44:88-9 Ja '63 11 plans diags Arch Rec 133:147-50 Je '63
ARCHITECTURE, Domestic — Continued Plasmarc furnace, a new concept In melting
metals. K. J. McCullough. bibliog diags J
85
Washington (state)
Two-story court forms hub of house for a Metals 14:907-11 D '62
Potassium-argon dates of some cenozolo
laree family, il plans Arch Kec 133;74-7 volcanic rocks of the Sierra Nevada. Calif.
Mid-Mv '63 G. B. Dalrymple. diags map Geol Soc Bui
•63
ARCHITECTURE. Modernistic 74:3;9-90 bibliogi o3Si)-i)0) ofAp spinel
'e.! made by
Genius loci: the historic continuity of cities. Preparation and properties
P. ■ Collins, il plan Pros Arch 44:100-6 Jl vapor transport and diffusion in the system
63 MgO-Alj03 in hydrogen and argon at me-
New York geth wporl d fair E the N p1iec go O to3-1 dium pressures and in vacuum. L. Navias.
er, il land's iag ; ns 71:e2s il Amof Cerargon
Role Soc Jmetastable
45:544-5 N 1atoms '62 in the
0-9
AR an cl ionization of organic molecules. M. M.
BCuHi I for pap d millimatesom pra c Shahin and S. R. Lipsky. bibliog Anal Chem
ldTiEC
nssTU siderations i edresi s; J K.e Lal ctic bib on- a5i5i;2-i; oexperiments
'ks
diacrs Tappi n s n .
46:sup 161A-6A t a . a
As '63 lioBl Sputtering with 1- to 5-keV Ar*
Climate-balanced RE house desisn. V. Olfryay. ions. A. L.. Southern and others, bibliog 11
il
ARCHITECTUREArch Rec 133:7-1- Mid-Mv
as a profession '63 diags J Ap Phys 34:153-63 Ja '63
-■Architects eye bisser buildins role. Ens N Temperature and pressure effects in glow-
discharge reference tubes. F. A. Benson
How170:24 to Mycompete 9 '63 with bis firms. Ens N 170: and B. Rigg. bibliog diags Inst E E Proc
46-7 My 9 '63 110:29-34 Ja '63 Isotopes
ARCS
Layout tool scribes larse arcs accurately. Potassium-argon dates of diabase dyke sys-
tems. District of Mackenzie. N.W.T. R. A.
M. W. Loftus. diass Mach 69:120-1 F '63 Burwash and others, bibliog maps diags
ARCTIC exploration
Summary of submarine explorations in the Can Min & Met Bui 56:706-10 S '63
Arctic. Naval Eng J 75:590 Ag "63 Manufacture
ARCTIC regions Airco expands industrial gas capacity. Chem
Polar continental shelf proiect. W. E. van
Steenbursh. Can Min & Met Bui 56:373-6 & EngLiquid
ARGON. N 41:26 Je 17 '63
My '63 Scintillation of liquid argon produced by 10-
W^VV* reception
spheric disturbances. in the G Arctic E. Hilldurinsand J.iono- R. 50 mev protons. R. A. Giles and E. J.
Herman, map diass J Res Nat Bur Stand Burse, bibliog diag R Sci Instr 34:709-10
67D:179-82
See also Mr '63 ARITHMETIC
Architecture — Arctic regions Je '63
High-speed arithmetic employing tunnel
Polar regions diodes. H. S. Miller, biblios il diag RCA
AREA measurement R 24:47-.i6 Mr '63 an ancient science for a
Standards Modular arithmetic:
'6 new computer, diags Westinghouse Eng 23:
How 2 to measure industrial buildinss. F. D.
Garibaldi, il plan Mas of Stand 33:306-7 O New112-14 Jl '63 method for performing digital
counting
arithmetic. G. A. Clark and C. A. Lang.
AR See Sta diags Electronic Eng 35:670-5 O '63
AREENAS. See Hydrdiums Aro See
Algorithm also
N
ARF E. ocSar A mat
e b
e o m p h ic Division
ARGVED ns, ibo Multiplication
ENSTeSeONaIls les
Mi INanAd TEm.ino reso — Ar ARIZONA
Pene.s indueral and urcet-râd — Agregntin See cialalso
subjects,subdivision
e.s. Arizona under spe-
ARG trole stry ê ent a
imna Copper mines and mining
AmIiNIN uamcid req of chil ini Electric lines
no E of tryptophan,
needs uir arginine d rand
e histidine
mal Gas. Natural
based on eme
nitrogen balance n :
method. I. Geology
nts
Nakasawa and others. J Nutrition 80:305- Hydroelectric plants
10 Jl -63 Mines and mineral resources
ARGON Petroleum
Argon business spurts sharply upward. Chem Petroleum industry and trade
& Ens degassins
N 40:29-31 ofD steel. 17 '62 R. Houston Roads supply
Water
Argon and
F. S. Death, bibliog diags J Metals 15: ARKANSAS
203-9 detector
Argon Mr '63 to monitor reactor environ- See also subdivision Arkansas under spe-
ment. A. K. Ghatak. Nucleonics 21:48 F cial -'subjects, e.g.
Coal mines and mining
■63:
Arson Discussion.
moves steel In vacuum 21-6-7
R. C. Brown. degasser.My '63il Gas. Natural
Gas. Natural — Pipe lines
Steel l.'iStlSS-l-
Atomic beam apparatus S 16 '63 for determining the Petroleum
mean free paths of potassium atoms in Petroleum industry and trade
argon. R. G. Marcley. bibliog il diags Am ARKANSAS RIVER
J Phys 31:116-31 F '63 Channel stabilization. J. L. Bush, il maps
Broadening of the rotational lines of carbon diass Am Soc C E Proc 88 IWW 2 no 31261:
monoxide by HC and by argon. R. J. Thib- 51-67 Mv '62; Discussion. R. L. Bufflngton.
ault and others, bibliog J Res Nat Bur 88 [WW 4 no 33351:139-40 N '62
Stand 67A:113-14 Mr '63 ARM
Detection of 10- to 100-kev ions bv nuclear Fractures of the forearm in children. W. P.
track plates. W. D. Davis. R Sci Instr Blount, il diags Ind Med 32:388-95 S '63
3.1:063-4
Determination S '62of minute quantities of nitro- ARMAMENTS
gen in arson by fa.'s chromatos^raphv. B. M. Engineering review for 1963. il Engineering
Karlsson. spectrometric
Anal Chem 35:1311-12 Ag analvzer
"63 195:98-100
See also Ja 18 '63
Emission method and
for traces of nitrogen in arson. H. Fav Dis.irmament
and others, il diags Anal Chem 34:1254-60 ARMATURES
S '62 Development of toroue in slotted armatures
Equilibrium data for argon, helium, methane A. S Lanssdorf. diass IEEE Trans Power
in ammonia. F. Isaacson and C. H. Viens.
Tiihlios Chem Kns 70:1364- Ja 21 '63 Apparatus & Systems pS2-8 Ap '63
Full-plane threshold energies for cathode Forces o.t the teeth in d-c machines. A. I.
sputtering of metals with Ar* ions E. B. DvoraceK. bibliog diags Power Apparatus &
Henschke and S. E. Derby, il J Ap Phys 34: Systems p 1054-61 F '63
2458-67 study As '63 of the reactions of CHi and Slotless armature,
K. Ya.skawa and key
T. to motor'sil low
Fukuda. diagsinertia.
Con-
Infrared
NH with C2H3 and CjHi in solid arson. M. trol Eng 9:87-9 NTesting'62
E. Jacox and D. E. Millisan. bibliog Am
Chem Soc J 85:278-82 F 5 '63 Surge testing of interlaminar insulation of
L#ow-voltase slow discharge in atmospheric
pressure argon with small additions of magnetic cores. V. N. Wheaton. il diag
cesium or potassium. J. C Ralph. J Ap Power Apparatus & Systems p883-5; Discus-
Phys 34:2499-500 Ag '63 sion. 885-6 F '63
ARMOR'G2 Plate ^ ■ , » „ „fo„ New heteroaromatlc
Line seared to Riant shapes; special transfer taining analogs of compounds; boron-con-
benzlal anthracene. M.
line processes huge armor-hull weldments. J. S. Dewar and W. H. Foesohe. bibliog
R. H. Dshelman. 11 Iron Ase 190:101-3 L) b Am Chem Soc
New heteroaroiiiaiic compounds; compoundsJ 85:2253-6 Ag 5 '63
Proarmor, defl to a stop Insid pl with heteroatom.s at bridgeheads. M. J. S.
ject ect
il Machine Design 35:10 eAp 11asticbS Dewar and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J
i l e
ARMOUR s and company „ ., „, , _» , „ S4:4S84-7 D 20 '02
Armour designs for flexibility: shortenlnK Nonaqueous
zones with titration tetrabutylammoniumof p-nitrophenylhydra-
hydroxide.
and margarine plant. 11 Food Ens 34:46-8 W. T. Robinson, jr. and others, bibliog Anal
O '62 Chem 35:770-1 My '63
Novel synthesis of aromatic azasteroids. L..
ARMY food. See
Commissari at United States— Armed forces- R. Morgan, jr. Chem & Ind p293-4 F 16 '63
AROMATIC compounds ,, Nucleophilic displacement the ortho :reactions
para ratioinin aro-
Amine exchange reactions; Mannlcn. ,, >,„„..„Dases matic systems:
reactions of nitrochlorobenzenes with
the
from aromatic amines. J.^ C. Craig and
M. Moyle. Chem & Ind p690 Ap 27 63 piperidine and
octane. S. D. Ross and M. Finkelsteln. with 1.4-diazabicyclo(2,2,2)
Aromatic silicon systems. K. A. Benkeser
and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J S4: bibliog chemists
Am Chem make Soc J 14-membered
85:2603-7 S 5con- '63
Oregon
Aromatic substitution G. A. Olah and others, jugated polyene with Internal trans methyl
blbliog Am Chem Soc J 84:3684-93 p 5 62 groups. Chem
Petrochemical-boom & Eng N 41:42-3
or bust; My 27 aro-
the newer '63
Aromatics oxidation process detailed. dia« matics. H. W. H.aines. jr. 11 diags Chem
Chem
Base-catal & yzed IJiiK^Nhydrolysis 25 '63
41:51 Mrot aromatic ether Eng Prog 59:30-40 F '63
linkages in lignin; rate of hydroxide. hydrolysis of Photochemical
zines. J. E. Hodckins cleavage and of J.aromatic
A. King. alda-Am
methoxyl groups by sodium K.
V. Sarkanen and others, bibliog iappi 4b: Chem Soc J S5:2f.79-80 S 5 '63
375-9 Je '63 ^. , , . ,„ Polarographic oxidation
matic compounds. E. S. Pysh and N. C. potentials of aro-
Basic strengths of some aromatic aldehydes
and ketones. G. Culbertson and R. Fettit. Tang, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2124-30
Am Chem Soc J 85:741-3 Mr 20 'BS Production of aromatic polyfluoro compounds
l,8-Uisdehyd roll41annulene. an unusual aro- Jl
from20 '63
chlorofluorocyclohexanes. P. Johncock
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Challenge in coal tar chemicals H. G. Quantum
aromatictheoretical compounds. study R.of L.some Miller
N-heterd-
and
Franc^. il Ind & Eng Chem 55:38-44 My others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:4623-7
Cond c aro com
M ensP.e Cavaycloand buta others, mabibliog
ti AmpounChem Relationship
D 20 '62 and between aromatic dithloform-
Soc d 85:2076-84
J nJle 20 '63 c ds. amidines
and P. M. Sanderson, Hector'sbibliog
bases.Chem F. Kurzer
& Ind
Conjugative effects of sulfur in several
aromatic anion- radicals. E. T. Kaiser and o 1CS1.2 photolysis
Selective S 22 '62 of lodo-aromatic com-&
D. H. Bargle, jr. bibliog diags Am Chem pounds. N. Kharasch and others. Chem
Soc J 85:1821-3 Je 20 '63
Cyclononatet raenide; an aromatic lO-it-elec- SNIndmechanism
n 1720-1 S in 29 '62
aromatic compounds; a
tron system. E. A. LaLancette and R.„ E. quantitative approachJ. toMiller,aromatic nucleo-
Benson, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2i>53 philic substitution. bibliog Am
2, S7-Diacetoxy
20 '63 - trans - 15,16 - dimethyl - 15,16 - dl- Chem Soc J 85:1628-35 Je 5 '63
Spontaneous formation of radlcal-anlons from
hydropyrene;
■63 a novel aromatic system with
methyl groups Internal to the it-electron nitroaromatics in basic solution. G. A. Rus-
cloud. V. Boekelheide and J. B. Phillips. sell and E. G. Janzen. Am Chem Soc J
bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:1545-6 My 20 84:4153-4with
Steroids N 5ring '62 A aromatic; ob.servatlons
Effe of coiJ on the reac oi on n.m.r. spectra. E. Caspi and others.
ct
aromatic rdi
ligands: diazo coupling. tivi K. E. Chem & Ind p 1716-17 S 29 '62
Maguire and M.natiM. on Jones, bibliog Am tyChem Study of the near- infrared spectra of some
Soc J on 85:154-7 Ja 20 '63spectra of repulsion in aliphatic and aromatic isocyanates. D. J.
Effects the infrared David, bibliog Anal Chem 35:37-44 Ja '63
ortho-substiluted primary aromatic amines. Triplet state may be basis for useful photo-
A. N. Hambly and B. V. O'Grady. bibliog chromies, il diag Chem & Eng N 41:53-4-1-
Chem & Ind p86-7
Electrochemical methodJa 12of'63reducing aromatic
compounds selectively to dihydro or Validity
Je 3 '63of matic rate factor.=iR. in T.freeMorrison
substitution. radical aro-
and
tetrahydro products. R. A. Benkeser and
E. M. Kaiser, diag Am Chem Soc J 85: others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:4152-3 N
''858-9 S 20 '63 5 '62
Electron-transfer reactions of aromatic thio- AROMATIC hydrocarbons. See Hydrocarbons.
late anions with organic oxidizing agents. Aromatic
F. J. Smentowskl. bibliog Am Chem Soc J AROMATIZATION
85:3036-7 dilemma:
European O 5 '63 overcapacity in aromatics. Alumina: catalyst and support; aromatization
11 Chem & Eng N 41:94-105 Mr 25: 78-90 of 2,2-dimethyl-.S-methyl-C"-pentane over
non-.acidic chromi-a-alumina catalyst; con-
Ao 1 '63 (reprints $1.25) tribution to the mechanism of aromatiza-
F" chemical shifts of the sulfur pentafluoride. tion. S. M. Csicserj' and H. Pines, bibliog
trifluoromelho.xy, triduoromethylthio and
trlfluoromethylsulfonyl groups in aromatic Am Chem
Formation of Soc aromaticsJ S4:3939-44 during O 20 '62thermal
compounds. D. R. Eaton and W. A. Shep- hydrocracking;
pard. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:1310-13 A. C. Reeve and R. Dong, bibliog «-heptane.
n-pentane and diag J Ap
My 6 of
Future '63 synthetic aromatics in soaps and Chem 13:170-87. 403-9 Ap. S '03
High temperature reactions of iodine with hy-
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fumer 78:38-41 Je '63 Italey. Am Chem Soc J 85:3178-80 Q 20 '63
Hydrogen bonding In the transition state of ARSENATES
aromatic nucleophillc replacement. T. O. See also
Bamkole and others. Chem & Ind p 119-20 Calcium arsenate
Ja 19 '63 Zinc arsenates
Ion-radicals; the reaction of thloaromatlc ARSENIC
compounds with acids; dlphenyl disulfide, ArsenicdV) a.<i an Intermediate In the In-
thlanthrene and thianthrene oxides. H. J. duced oxidation of arsenic (III) by the
Shine and I.. Plette. biblloc Am Chem Soc J irondD-persulfnte reaction and the photo-
84:4798-806 D 20 '62 reduction of iron (III): absence of oxvgen.
Modification of arylatlon reactions with arwl R. Woods and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc
peroxides by aromatic nitrocompounds. D.
H. Hey and others. Chem & Ind p83-4 Ja J 85:2385-90
Arsenic Ag 20 '03hv crystal growth from
purification
the molt. I>. R. Woisberg and P. R. Colmer.
Now12 '03aromatic anions. R, West and others. bibliog 11 Electrochem Soc J 110:56-60 Ja
bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2577-90 S 5 '63
New aromatics. olefins ready for development. Chemical durability of arsenlc-snlfur-Iodlne
P. E. Nelman and L.. T. Eby. 11 Chem & glasses. F. C. Din and R. M. Ho. bibliog
EnK N 41:43-4 Ao 15 '63 diag Am Ccr Soc J 46:24-8 Ja '63
ARSENIC — Continuedi Nutrition studies in the cold; effect of cold
Ditfasivlty of arsenic in silicon. W. J. Arm- environment on experimental atherosclero-
strong, bibliog Biectrochem Soc J 1U9:1U65- sis in the rabbit. G. V. Vahouny and
7 N '62
Epidemiological consequences of an arsenic- others, bibliog J Nutrition 79:45-52 Ja '63
iung cancer theory. K. \V. Huecliley. bibliog Production of hypercholesterolemia and ather-
osclerosis by a diet rich in shellfish. W. E.
Am J Pub Health 63:1229-32 Ag complexes
'63 Connor and others, bibliog il J Nutrition
Phospliorua- and arseJiic- bridged 79:443-50 Ap hypocholesterolemic
'63
of metal carbonyls: cyclopentadienyliron Study of the activity of
comple.N.es. R. G. Hayter. bibliog Am Chem the ethyl esters of the polyunsaturated
Soc J S5;3120-4 O 2U (io fatty acids of cod liver oil in the chicken;
Vapor phase equilibria for the systems: GaAs- effect on serum and tissue cholesterol and
Gali-Asy and Ga-Gali. V. J. Silvestiu and aortic and coronary atherosclerosis. S. G.
V. J. Lyons, bibliog Electrochem Soc J Kahn and others, bibliog J Nutrition 80:
109:963-8 O '62 414-24 Ag wells
ARTESIAN '63
Analysis
Application of silver diethyldithiocarbamate Nonsteady flow for wells with decreasing
method to determination of arsenic. D. G. discharge. M. A. Abu-Zied and V. H. Scott,
Ballinger and others, bibliog diag Am Water bibliog Am Soc C B Proc 89 IHY 3 no
Worlisradiochemical
Assn J 54:1424-8 N '62 for antimony 35171:119-32 My '63
ARTHRITIS
Rapid procedure
and arsenic. A. B. Greendale and D. L,. Genetic studies on rheumatoid arthritis. J.
Love, diag Anal Chera 35:632-5 My '63 S. Lawrence, bibliog Am J Pub Health
ARSENIC compounds 52:1689-96 O
'63 '62
•63
Carcinogenicity evaluation of potassium ar- ARTIFICIAL diamonds. See Diamonds. Artificial
senite and arsanilic acid. R. K. Boutwell. ARTIFICIAL emeralds. See Emeralds. Artificial
bibliog U J Agri & Food Chem ll:3Sl-5 S ARTIFICIAL lakes. See Lakes. Artiflcial
Meta stab of ra ars ARTIFICIAL leather. See Leather. Artiflcial
boli in chickens.
acid ilit L. R. diOverby
oac an
tiv and R.ilicL. ARTIFICIAL limbs. See Limbs. Artiflcial
c y
P'redrickson. bibliog J Agri & e Food Chem ARTIFICIAL rubber. See Rubber. Artiflcial
11:37S-S1 S of'63 two forms of dietary arsenic
Metabolism ARTIFICIAL satellites. See Satellites. Artiflcial
by the rat. K. Morgareidge. J Agri & Food ARVESON. Maurice H.
Chem■63 11:377-8 S '63 ACS president-elect for 1963. por Chem &
Rationale for medicated feeds. L.. E. Hanson.
bibliog J Agri & Food Chem 11:365-7 S ARYLEng compoundsN 40:64 D 10 '62
ARS hydr See Ars 1-Aryl isoindoles. D. F. Veber and W. Lwow-
E
ARS NIC i
sele de. i ne ski. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:646-7 Mr 5
ElEeNI anndidethe pro of mat Oxidation of flavylium salts to 2-arylben-
inctrCithe
cal system a l
per
rAsiTea-TliTe-AssSea.
m tie
eH.ri L.
al zoturans. L. Jurd. Chem & Ind P 1165-G
Uphoft' and J. H. Healy. bibliog il diag s J s
ARYLATION
Ap Phys
ARSENIC sulfides 33:2770-3 S '62 Jl 13 '63 of arylation reactions with aroyl
Bacterial action on orpiment. H. L. Ehrlich. Modification
peroxides by aromatic nitro-compounds. D.
bibliog telluride Econ Geol 58:991-4 S '63 H. Hey and others. Chera & Ind p83-4 Ja
ARSENIC
Electrical and thermal properties of materials 12 '63side reaction accompanying the aryla-
Novel
in the system AssTea-ThTe-AsjSea. H. L.. tion of ferrocene; an example of free radi-
Uphoff and J. H. Healy. bibliog il diag J cal substitution. W. F. Little and others,
Ao Phvs 33:2770-3 S 62
Thermoelectric properties of diphasal systems ASBESTOS Am Chem
bibliog Soc J 85:3055-6 O 5 '63
combining AsjTes and TbSe with SbjTea, Asbestos based bearing materials. R Q.
Bi^Tes. or SbaSea. H. L. Uphoft and J. H.
Healy. bibliog il diags J Ap Phys 34:390-5 Walmsley.boomBritin Plastics
Asbestos California:36:407-8 Jl '63 Lake
Jefferson
F '63 Asbestos. H. F. Utley. il Pit & Quarry 55:
ARSENICALS. See Arsenic compounds
ARSENIDES Asbestos in the construction industry. L. O.
Co-Ni-Fe diarsenides; compositions and cell Montpetit. bibliog il Can Min & Met Bui 56:
dimensions. E. H, Roseboom. Am Min- 737-42 S 1962.
A.sbestos. '63 K. V. Lindell. Eng & Min J
Crystals of rammelsbergiteeralogist 48:271-99 bibliog(p297-9) Mr
and algodonite. '63 164:145-7 Fasbestos '63
S, A. Williams, diag Am Mineralogist 48: Ferobestos: laminates il diag Engi-
421-2 neering 196:178-9 Ag 9 '63
See Mr also '63 Fluorocarbon-asbestos keeps out bacteria,
Gallium arsenide diags Modfabrics:
Insulating Plasticsasbestos-glass
40:109 D '62 fiber com-
Manganese arsenide position is basis of field coil insulation:
ARSENOPYRITE Micarta grade 41424-FA. il Plastics World
Fluidized roasting of arsenopyrites: a theory
of the mechanism of the dearseniflcation 21:31 Ja of'63the buildings in the Place Ville
Isolation
process. A. Vian and others, bibliog flow Marie development from railroad-induced
sheet Ind & Eng Chem Proc Design 2:214- vibrations. J. E. Brett, plan diag Eng J
23 Jl '63 4.'^:62-6 N '62
ARSINE Jefferson
Folded conformations and optically active producer.Lake. J. Huttl. California's
flow sheetpremier
11 Engasbestos
& Min
triarylarsines. K. Mislow and others, bib- J 163:84-9
liog diags Am Chem Soc J 85:594-7 Mr 5 '63 Munro mine Omakes '62 use of nattu-al gas: Cana-
Octahedral co-ordination bv a quadridentate dian Johns-Manville co. G. W. Parsons.
ligand. R. H. B. JIais and others. Chem & Can Min introduces & Met Buiinsulation 56:219-21 jacketing:
Mr '63 as-
Ind p 1204-5 Jl 20 '63 Ruberoid
Some new derivatives of dimethylarsine. W. bestos-neoprene felt is joined to Tedlar
R. CuUen and others. Chem & Ind d9S3 Je film, il Chem & Eng N 40:55 N 26 '62
Use of crocidolite asbestos in reinforced plas-
ART 15 '63 tics. V. E. Barrable and others, il Ind &
Acoustics and the arts. D. W. Martin, bib- Eng Chem Product Res & Develop 2:186-9
S See
'63 also
See liog ilalso
Sound 2:8-13 My '63
Chrysotile
Photography
Sculpture Roads. Bituminous — Asbestos mixtures
ART aallerJes and museums. See Museums Manufacture
ARTERIES Quality control and asbestos processing go
See also hand-in-hand at Jefferson Lake. R. S.
Arteriosclerosis Torgerson. flow sheet 11 Rock Prod 66:78-82
ARTERIOSCLEROSIS Testing
Coronary arteriosclerosis in pilots: report of Je '63 fibre research laboratory. 11 Engineer
a case. K. Vaandrager and J. G. Grimm. A.'?bestos
Ind Med 32:38-9 Ja '63 215:312-13 F 15 '63
Fat tolerance curves of patients with hyper- ASBESTOS cement
lipidemia and atherosclerosis. D. R. Bas- Factory for asbestos cement products: Turn-
sett and P. T. Kuo. il Am J Clinical Nutri- ers asbestos cement co. il Engineer 214:856
tion 12:241-52 bibliog(p251-2) Mr '63
N 16 '62
'62

ASBESTOS cement— Continued Inline blending of asphalt. H. Q. Nevltt.
MicroscoDV of steara-cured asbestos Dortland Koads Northwest
cS: Sts 106:121-2 Jl '63 boosts output of
cement Droducts. D Bailey, il Am Cer Pacillc producer
Soc J 4C:34S-51 Jl '63 treated bass material using new aî>halt
X-ray study of some reactions of chrysotlle. emulsion, il Pit & Quarrv 55:171-2 My 63
M. C. Ball and H. F. W. Taylor, bibliog Sealer compound now made In US; asphalt-
J Ap Chem 13.145-50 Ap '63 impregnated polyurethane foam. Plastics
ASBESTOS
cement cement pipes. See Pipes. Asbestos Tech petroleum
Solid 9:59 Ap '63 pitch from asphalt. H.
ASBURY PARK. New Jersey Beuther carbon and Process
R. G.
See also & Goldthwait.
Pet Refiner 11 41:96
Hydro-D
Housing — Asbury Park. New Jersey
ASCORBIC acid. See Vitamins — Vitamin C See aho
ASH, Volcanic. See Volcanic ash. tuft. etc. Bituminous materials
ASH trees Pavements. Asphalt
Jlorphology of refined pulps of southern pine Petroleum refining — Asphalt removal
(longleaf pine) and black ash. S. Asunmaa Manufacture
and W. W. Marteny. biblios il Tappl 46:
613-22 O 'SS Cost of asphalt manufacture. W. L. Nelson.
ASHES GetOil characterization
& Gas J 60:170 O factor 29 '62 by nomogram.
See a!so Q. E. Mapstone. Hydrocarbon Process &
Oil fuel — Ash content
ASHING Pet Refiner
NPRA discusses 42:149-50
inline Je blending.
'63 Roads &
Adaptation of the oxygen flask method for
ashinB of cellulosic materials. J. C. Paul- NewSts 10fi:S6
interestS '63 shown propane deasphalting.
son, diae Anal Chem 35:1558-9 S '63 J. G. Ditman. flow diag il Pet Management
ASIA 35:197-200 My '63
See also Solvent decarbonizing: the M. W. Kellogg co.
Paleontology — Asia flow diag Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Re-
Petroleum industry and trade — Asia finer 41:231 S '62
ASIA, Southeastern Specifications
See also
Water supply — Asia. Southeastern Liquid asphalts. J. M. Griffith. I>ub Works
ASIA MINOR 93:80-4 N '62 Testing
Antiquities
Assyrian trading outpost. T. OzgllQ. il maps Changing concepts in flexible pavement de-
sign; beam strength. H. G. Nevitt. Roads
Plan Sci Am 208:96-102-1- F '63
ASPARAGINE & Sts 106:134-5 P "63
Biosynthesis of metabolism in species of Comparison of two spark-gap testers for
asphalt Alms. '63 P. M. Jones, bibliog il diag
vetch and lathyrus of v-glutamyl-B-cyano-
alanine:
asparagine.
relation to the biosynthesis
C. Ressler and others, biblioe
of Effect of temperature and 3:293-5
Materials Res & Stand humidityAp on '63 the
oxidation of air-blown asphalts. P. G.
Am Chem of Soc
Reactions asparagine J 85:2874-5 S 20 '63 buffer.
in phosphate Campbell and others, bibliog il Materials
T. J. Fitzpatrick and others, bibliog Chem Res & Stand 2:988-95 D '62 ^ ,
Liquid asphalts. J. M. Griffith. Pub Works
& Ind p 1983-4 N 17 '62 9:i;Sn-4 N T.2
ASPARAGUS Mix It cooler, roll It better: asphalt pavmg
Dark di.^^coloration of cannedandall-greenD. C. aspar- mixtures. of Roads
agus. H. H. Hernandez Vosli. Relation asphalt& ductility
Sts 106:133-4 Ap '63
to pavement
bibUog il Food Tech 17:95-102 Ja '63 fib- performance. W. J. Halstead. bibliog Pub
Use of the shear press in determining
rousne.s3 of raw and canned green aspara- Roads 32:221-31 O '63
gus. G. Werner and others. Food Tech 17: Transportation
81-6 Ja '63 Spiral colls heat cargo of asphalt; Vibit. by
ASPARTATES Gotaverken. 11 Marine Eng/Log 68:62 Ap
Base-catalyzed formation of cyclic compounds '63
from poly-B-benzyl-L-aspartate and poly-v- ASPHALT coating
benzyl-L-glutamate. A. J. Adler and others, Comparison of two spark-gap testers for
bibliog Am Chem
Conformational Soc of
aspects J 85:90-7 Ja 5 '63heli-
polypeptides: asphalt films. P. M. Jone.'s. bibliog 11 diag
cal and associated forms of oligomeric pep- Materials
ASPHALT Res & Stand 3:293-5
floors. See Floors. Asphalt Ap '63
tides and polymers derived from B-methvl
L-aspartate. M. Goodman and others, bib- ASPHALT paving technologists. Association of.
liog Am Chem Soc J 85:2401-7 Ag 20 '63 See As.sociation of asphalt paving
nologists tech-
Conformational aspects of polypeptides: rever-
sal of the helical sense of poiy-L-aspartate ASPHALT plants
esters. M. Goodman and others, bibliog Am
Conformational aspects Oof 5 polypeptides:
'62 syn- Equipment
thesis of oligomeric peptides derived from Agstono made from waste fines: at New
B-methyl L-aspartate. M. Goodman and F. York crushed stone-asphalt operation. W.
Boardman. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2483- B. Traufter. il Pit & Quarry 55:139-40+ Ja
90 Ag 20 '63 Asph c m i o agg
ASPEN Inalt2n0-tphontmplant at ."San
ke Jose.wn Calif: r L. C.
Rate studies of the hydrotropic deligniflca- Smith CO. H.cforF. Utiey. s flow sheet 11egPit ate &
s
tion of aspenwood. K. L,. .Springer and
others, bibliog il Tappl 4n:.';.';i-5 S '63 Quarry 55:145-6+ Ap '63
Asphalt plants coine in wide range, il Eng N
Studies on the chemistry of aspenwood: the
ether-soluble portion of spent sulfite liquor 170:72 F batching
Autoinatic 14 '6:! console used in California
from authentic quaking aspenwood. T A
Pearl and others, bibliog flow sheets Tappl asphalt operations: Pacific Cement &
45:107-13: 46:502-5 F '62. Ag '63 Aggregates, il Pit & Quarry 55:117+ Ap "63
ASPHALT
A.sphalt enamel gets too rating. Oil & Gas J Impact mixing ok'd for Ohio specifications.
61:107+ oxidation Jo 17 '63 studies at elevated tem- il Roads drier
Packaged & Sts unit10.-.:102-3
made D for '62 easy travel, il
Asphalt
peratures. F. J, Hughes, Ind * V.ni; Chem Eng button
N n\::,l asphalt
O 24 '6:! plant electric heated
Product Res & Develop 1:290-3 D '62 Pu>!h
DIrect-to-truck blending of asphalts. T. J. throughout. 11 Roads & Sts 106:112+ Jl '63
Wishlinskl. plan Hydrocarbon Process & ASPHALT plants. Portable
Pet, Runner 42:l.''i7-no Record for a portable plant? il Roads & Sts
Eleotrophoretic mobility J| of'63 asphaltenes In
nltromethane. J. R. Wricht and R. R. Mine- ASPHALTENES
105:106 D '62
singer, bibliog diag J Colloid Sci 18:223-36 Kvidenco for association of asphaltenes In
Mr '63 dilute solutions, n. S. Winnlford. bibliog 11
EJxperiments cnnflrm the colloidal theory of
asphalts. J. R Wright and R. R. Mlncslng- Inst Pet J 49:21.';-21 Jl '63
er. bibliog Franklin Inst J 274:517-19 D ASPIDOSPERMA. See Quebracho
62 ASPIDOSPERMINE
Heat of reaotion of air blowing asphalt, Haiiloclne and hanlocldlne; new aspidosper-
p. B Smith and H. F. Schweyer. bibliog mlne-type alkaloids from haploph>'ton clml-
dlae Ind & EnK Chem Proo Desltrn 2:209-14 cidum. M. P. Cava and others, bibliog Chem
Jl 63
.fe Ind p 1242-3 Jl 27 '63
ASPI OOSPERM 1 N E— Continued Functional specifications lower assembly
Total synthesis of di-aspidospermine and of costs. D. N. DeVos. diags Tool & Manuf
di-quebraclianiine. G. titorlt and J. K. Eng 51:73-6 Ag '63
Dolrtni. bibliog Am Cliem aoc J 85:2872-3 Heavy gear assemblies. 11 Engineer 215:915
S 2U '63 Hillman
ASPIRIN My 17 Imp'63 transmission. 11 diag Automobile
Aspirin absorption. Drus & Cosmetic Ind 91: HowUng to53:2iJ0-6
design Je for '63
better assembly: drawings
384 S '62
Near-infrared method for determination of with text. b\ Strasser. Product Eng 34:84-5
water in aluminum aspirin. H. H. Stein Ingenious
and J. M. Ambrose. Anal Chem 35:5SU-2 Mr 4 '63 assembly for camera formed by
modified four-slide. H. Chase, il diags Mach
Ap "63 Analysis 69:116-19
Phosphorimetry as a means of chemical Line forms Ag '63
preassembled slieet into refrigera-
analysis: analysis of aspirin in blood serum tor and upright-freezer cabinets. W. N,
and plasma. J. D. Winetordner and H. W. Kedstreake.
Making automotiveil Iron generator
Age 192:155-6 O 10 '63
commutators;
Latz. bibliog diass Anal Chem 35:1517-22 Ford motor co. (low diag il Automation 9:
S '63
Quantitative analysis of aspirin, phenacetin. 58-60 D '62
Mechanization applied to micromodule as-
and caffeine mi.Ktures by nuclear magnetic sembly system. O. E. Elmore, il diags
resonance spectrometry. D. P. Hollis. bib- Aulomation 10:65-9 Je '63
liog Anal Chem 35:1682-4 O '63 Memory table aids assembly. 11 Iron Age
ASSAYING
New ■62 Are assay methods for the analysis of Molded
191:133and My cast30■63'63
pieces; rugged flasher snaps
iridosmines. J. G. Sen Gupta and F. E. together, il diags Product Eng 34:56-7 Ap
Beamish, bibliog Anal Chem 34:1761-4 D Moving
2U '63 stairs move in assembled; Lord &
AS ma Taylor, il Eng conveyors
N 170:52 forAp instrument
4 '63
ASpEp M pip ccohuine aut il dia New assembly
els at AC spark plug dlv. 11 Automotive
pan-
l B
yiLnI e pli s Ja o'63mat g
AreAutomation
g NG ready lU:SS-90
you for ngsautomatic icaassembly? il Ind 127:78-9 N 15 '62
1963 production preview; assembly. Am Mach/
Steel 151:74-a l l y, brazing:
Assembly machineD prepares 17 '62 parts for Metalworking
Overhead assembly Manuf line 107:130-1
increases Ja efficiency
21 '63
Carrier air conditioning co. il Automation and llexibility. A. S. Turner, il Tool &
lll:S3 Je 63
Assembly with adhesives. J. W. Janson. diags Manuf locks
Plastic Eng assemblies.
51:63-5 O '63J. C. Danly. 11 Mach
Automation assembly
Automated 10:66-9 machine
Ap '63 produces car 69:126-8
Pull type My '63 ease, speed light assembly.
rivets
door locks at rates exceeding 27UU per day. J. H. Schofleld. 11 diags Steel 153:63 Ag 19
C. J. Kelly, il Automotive Ind 128:53 Ap
I '63 Resistance welding of electronic assemblies.
Automatic assembly machine, il diag Auto- R. D. Engquist. U Tool & Manuf Eng 49:
Automaticmobileassembly Eng 53:72-5. system.
2S6-8 F, 11JeEngineer
'63 216: 89-94 O '62welding of electronic components.
Resistance
239 As 9 '63
Automatic assembly with threaded fasteners. J. C. Heindl and others. 11 Metal Prog 81:
J. P. Sirles. U Automation 10:71-5 O '63 97-101 Je '62: Discussion. 82:114-1- N '62
Cylinder head assembly machine, il Engi- Riveting machines, building blocks for mech-
neer 216:454 S 13 '63 anization. C. J. 'Vlahos. 11 Mill & Factory
Degrees in assembly. L. D. Miller. 11 Auto- Selecting
73:64-7 O intermittent
'63 transfer devices for
Gilnvan assembly mation 9:39-1- O '62machine has new basic automated assembly equipment. K. R. Treer.
design that provides high versatility. II diags ways
Seven Automation
to assemble 9:61-7 Dwith '62 adhesives;
Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:282 Je drawings with text. E. J. Amitrani. Product
10 '63 demonstrates advances In automatic
Oilman Eng 34:80-1
There are dollarsAp 15 '63 to be saved; contactor
assembly machines, il Mach 69:118 Je '63 assembly. S. M. Parkhill. Comp Air Mag
On the assembly front at Gilman engineer-
ing & mfg. CO. L. Miller. 11 Automation 68:14-15 Ap '63 save steps: auto front-end
Tight dimensions
10:39-40
•63
Standardized Je '63parts placing mechanisms In- parts are assembled to chassis directly.
crease assenibly machine adaptability. R. 11 Iron Age 190:174-5 S 13 '62
J. Simone. il diags Automation 10:1-4 F Transmission equipment construction:
C.A.S.E. (card assembled shelf equipment).
Numerical control 11 Engineer
Triple play 215:446
retires Mr 8 '63
production problem. 11
Engine blocks machined under tape control. Millbox
& Factory
il Machcontrol
70:133-5 theS '63variables; Wet improves 73:58-9 Jl '63under
a-ssembly controlled
Tapes metal strip conditions,
speeds assembly of electronic devices. 11 Wire forming il machine Elecironicsintegrated
36:91-1- Ointo25 as-
'63
diag Iron Age 190:82-3 S 27 '62 sembly line. M. T. Miller. 11 diag Automa-
ASSEMBLING methods tion 10:78-9 O '03
Assembly kits build a missile. R. Vanderveer. See also
il '62Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:74-6 Automation
Automobile assembly plants
My 27 '63method cuts cost. I S A J 9:20-1 O
Assembly ASSOCIATED builders and contractors, inc.
ABC contractors champion free enterprise. E.
Ass on a tran mac GM- ■W. Stearn. equipment
Rock Prod distributors
66:87-8-1- Ja '63
emb Ertigland.
hall. il sfAm
er hin
Mach/Metalworking
Vau ASSOCIATED
l y e: x-
Manuf 107:74-5 Ag 5 '03 Pre-road show convention. Chicago, Feb, 20-
Assembly press performs two operations. J.
Markiewicz. diags Am Mach/Metalworking 23. Roads & Sts 106:98 Mr '63
ASSOCIATED general contractors of America
Manuf 107:136 Mr IS '63 Annual convention. New Tork, March 4-7.
Automakers look at automatic assembly. R. H. Eng N 170:19-21 Mr 14 '63; Roads & Sts
Eshelman. 11 Iron Age 192:47 Jl 25 '63 106:111-1- Ap '63
Automatic component assembly in the tele- Midyear
phone industry. D. Hinchcliffe and others. session, board
Denver.meeting. Highway
Sept. 24-26: director's
report. Roads
II diags Brit Inst Radio Eng J 24:199-207: & Sts 105:15-4- N '62
Discussion. 208 S '62 Special meeting of the AASHO-AGC .ioint co-
Automating assembly at Westclox. J. A. operative committee, Chicago. Nov. 12.
Eaton, il diags Mod Materials Handling 18: Roads & Sts of106:00-1
ASSOCIATION asphaltJa '63paving technolo-
,42-6 Ag '63
Automation for short-run and low volume gists meeting.
Annual 3Sth. San Francisco. Feb.
assemblies. E. Kalist. Automation 10:136-1- 18-20: abstracts of papers. Roads & Sts
Ag '63
Bushing eissemblies. H. W. Hamm. diag 100:129-31-1- My '63
ASSOCIATION of British chemical manufac-
Machine Design 35:179-82 Mr 14 '63 turers
Careful analysis streamlines .lob shop as- Annual dinner, London, Oct. 10. Chem & Ind
sembly. B. Persse. 11 Mill & Factory 72:90-2
Je '63 p 1S35 O 20 of
ASSOCIATION '02 Diesel specialists
Finishing touches for Hound Dog. J. M. Ras- ADS takes a tour: sees plants In America,
mussen. il Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf Germany and England. 11 Diesel Equip Supt
106:91-2 O 29 '62
40:26-7 N '62
ATHENS
ASSOCIATtON of iron and steel engineers
Annual convention. Chicago. Sept 23-2G; pro- Architecture
cram. Iron & Steel Enc 40:125 Jl '6:! Athen.f Hilton; a study In vandalism. V.
Annual convention. Cleveland. Sept. 25-28;
proKram and list of exhibitors. Iron Age .Scully, il Arch Forum 119:100-3 Jl '63
190:180-5 S 13 '62 ATHEROSCLEROSIS. See Arteriosclerosis
Annual convention. Chicago. Sept. 23-26: ATHLETES
ATISINE foot ■63 disease. See Ringworm
pro«ram and abstracts of papers. Iron &
Steel
AISE Ene
district 40:124-44
chairmen S '63 1962-1963. Iron & Stereo-speciflo total synthesis of dZ-atisine. W.
Nagata and others, bibllog Am Chem Soc J
Steelwestern
AISE BnB 40:92-3 meellnc:. Ap '63San Francisco. March 85:2342-3 Ag 5 of '63a degradation
4-6: proeram and abstracts of papers. Iron Total synthesis product of
ali.sine. I. Iwai •63 and A. Ogiso bibllog Chem
& Steelconference.
Sprintr Ens 40:96-102 F '6:i
Baltimore. April 22-24; & Ind p 1084-5 Je 29 '63
program and abstracts of papers. Iron & ATLANTA
Steel Ene- 40:94-103 Ap '63 Metropolitan district
ASSOCIATION of mining, electrical and me- Community growth brings public works prob-
chanical engineers lems: Atlanta. Ga. A. T. McDonald. Pub
Annual meeting. Newcastle upon Tyne; with Works 94:99-1-
abstracts of papers. Engineer 215:1115-16 ATLANTIC COAST Ap '63
Jo 21 '63 Heavy minerals of the U.S. South Atlantic
ASSOCIATIONS, Trade. See Trade associations continental shelf and slope. O. H. Pllkey.
ASSYRIAN antiquities. See Mesopotamia — Anti- bibliog diags Geol Soo Bui 74:641-8 Mv
fiiiitie.'^
ASTEROIDS. See Planets. Minor ATLANTIC OCEAN
ASTHIVIA Bottom sediments of tho Atlantic shelf and
slope off the southern United States. D. S.
Chronic bronchitis, emphysema, and a.sthma. Gorsllne. bibliog maps J Geol 71:422-40 Ji
H. W. Harris, bibliog il Am J Pub Health
53:7-15 pt 2 Mr '63 Grav mea on HMS Ac in
ASTRONAUTICAL congress. International. See ity
South sur and Indian
Atlantic Oceans. herM. on Tal-
International a.'^tronaiitical congress wani. bibliog emmaps ent Geol Soc Bui 73:1171-8
ASTRONOMICAL instruments s
See also Rocks of northern part of Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
Telescope S.S '62H. Quon and E. G. Ehlers. bibllog map
'6
ASTRONOMICAL models Geol Soc refining
ATLANTIC Bui3 74:1-7company Ja '63
See also
Planetariums How Atlantic plans to diversify. Oil & Gas J
ASTRONOMICAL observatories 61:50 See Mr 11 '63 missiles
ATLAS. Guided
Dominion Observatory's C. S. contribution
Canadian geophysics. Beals. Can Minto ATMOSPHERE
& Met Bui an
Engineering 56:369-72
earth Mysatellite
'63 for orbiting Aiiofiure-to-medium coupling loss in tropo-
spheric scatter systems. C. A. Parry. IEEE
astronomical observatory. J. Mockovciak,
Jr. il diagsdesign Mech of Eng 85:48-51 My '63 Proc 51:933-4effects
Atmospheric Je '63 on sonic-boom pressure
Mechanical a large solar telescope. signatures. D. J. Maglieri and T. L. Par-
H. Hwang and S. Sachs, bibliog 11 diags rotl. diags Sound 2:11-14 Jl '63
ASHRAE J 5:35-46 Ap '63 Communications by troposcatter. F. Altman.
ASTRONOMICAL photography FarII Space/Aeronautics
infrared radiation 39:94-6 model Myof the '63 earth.
Degree of smoothness of the continents and
seas'C3 of Mars. I. K. Koval'. diag AIAA J R. A. McGee. bibliog AIAA J 1:2184-5 S
1:2433-8 of Oobservations
'G:! Fie of elec d I s w e
Survey
Millman.
•63 bililiog il AIAA
of meteor trails. P. M.
J 1:1028-33 Mv altdms triiocn ipoles n proea ater; W. arth-L.
osp
Anderson, bibliog osph diags J blRes em. Nat Bur
TV telescope. W. H. Manning. .1r. II diags h
Stand e66D:63-72
re- e
Jare '62; Correction. 67D:63
Astronautics & Aerospace Eng 1:36-40 Jl Measurement of electrical conductivity of
Ja '63
ionized air during re-entry. R. Betchov
ASTRONOMICAL research and others, il diags Aerospace Eng 21:54-
OAO initial stabilization and control. J. M. 5-1- N -62
Cook and K. Fleisig. il diags Astronautics Modification of a thermogravlmetric balance
<<t Aerospace Eng 1:88-95 S '63 for pyroLvsIs experiments In a controlled
ASTRONOMY atmosphere. D. A. Smith, dlag Anal Chem
Harvard observes universe, and listens. Elec 35:1306-7 space-wave
Ag '63
Eng 82:483-4 spheres Jl '63 Prolonged fadeouts in troposplier-
Homoctntric of Eudoxus. H. N. ic propagation. A. P. Barsis and M. E.
Swen.=;on. il Am J Phvs 31:456-7for Jescientific
'63 Johnson, bibllog J Res Nat Bur Stand 66D:
Systems
'63 planning; requirements
space missions. Space/Aeronautics 40 no 2: 681-94 N '62
Properties of 400 mcps long-distance tropo-
spheric circuits. J. H. Chisholm and others.
Tv 17-2.!. 2n-.'!f)4- Franklin
astronomy. '63-64 Inst J 275:454 My bibliog il map diags Inst Radio Eng Proc
See also 50:2464-82 D '62
Radio-astronomical and satellite studies of
Galactic systems the atmosphere. J. Aarons. II Phvs Today
.Tnniter fplanct)
Life on other planets 16:38-40-1- F compensaton
Range-error '63 for a troposphere
Mars (planet) with exponentially varj'ing refracUvitv. J.
Meteors J. Freeman, diag J Res Nat Bur Stand
Moon
Nebulae Refraction
66D:695-7 angles N '62 for limiinous sources within
Orbits the atmosphere. M. J. Saunders, bibliog
Planets diags species
AIAA• J assumption 1:690-3 Mr in'63 the application
Plrinets. Minor Single 63
Radio astronomy of free molecule
Sky mosphere. L. H. theory
Sentman. In the earth's
bibliog ARS at-J
Venus (planet)
Zodiacal light Use32:1933-4
of surface D '62 refractivity In the empirical
prediction of total atmospheric refraction.
Study and teaching W. R. Iliff and J. M. Holt. J Res Nat Bur
Moon flight training. M. Digioia. il Ind Pliot Stand 67D:31-5 Ja '63
12:90 O '63
ASTROPHYSICS See also
Laboratory astrophysics L. M. Branscomb Atmospheric tides
Auroras
and R. N. Thomas. II Phys Today 15:42-44- Air
Planets — Atmosphere
N ''62 for nticlear Instruments.
Missions A. G. W. ATMOSPHERE. Upper
63 Aerials in an ionosphere of zero conductivity
Cameron,
Stellar pla.smabibllog
jets ilandNucleonics
Catherine 20:50-4
wheels.O '62
C. W. C. Ealn. Inst E E Proc 110:897-8 Uy
B. R. Bruce, il Engineer 216:68-71 Ja 11 Anal o r syst for the obs
ys tion ifnc adar r em sca erv in
See also the is Ionosphere.
of ohe E. adD.iso- R. Shearman
tt a-
and
Nebulae others, bibliog ntdiags Inst aEve E Proc er110:887-
r e w ing
ASWAN high dam. See Dams
96 My '63
ATMOSPHERE, Upper — Cuntinuea Propagation of spherical wave through 91 an
CoUisional detachment and the formation of ionosphere containing anisotropic irregu-
an ionospheric O resion. E. T. Pierce, bib- larities. K. C. Veh. bibliog diags J Res Nat
lioK dias J Kes Nat ISur Stand 67D:525-32 Bur Stand 66D:621-36 S '62
S '63 Radiation belts. B. J. O'Brien, il map diags
Concei-ning solutions curved
of the vlf mode problem Sci
for an anisotropic ionosphere. J. R. 8-1- JlAm'63 208:84-96 My '63; Discussion. 209:
Wait, biblio.1? J Res Nat Bur Stand 67D: Rf impedance probe measurements of iono-
297-302 My will '(iS measure ionospheric absorp- spheric electron densities. J. A. Kane and
Dopplometer others, bibliog il diag J Res Nat Bur Stand
tion. Electronics 3G:G7-9
Drag compensation Ja 25 '63
and measurement with 66D:641-S
manned satellites; feasibility study. R. M. Radio pulse Npropagation '62 by a reflection proc-
ess at the•62lower ionosphere. J. R. Johler.
Ijanger and J. P. Vinti. J Res Nat Bur bibliog diag J Res Nat Bur Stand G7D:481-
Stand 670:247-3 Jl '63 Ray theory in the ionosphere. K. Toman.
Eclipse to bare ionosphere's secrets. T. Ma- 99
guire. oi il an
Ettect Electronics 36:26 Jl 19atmosphere
oblatu rotating '63 on InstS '63
Reflectionl-tadioof Eng Proc 50:2122
vlf radio waves Ofrom
'62 an in-
the a eccenti'icity, homogeneous ionosphere. J R. Wait and
of close earth seminiajor
satelliie. F.axis, and bibliog
Kalil. period
L. C. Walters, bibliog diag J Res Nat Bur
AIAAof Ja l;l!J72-!i
Field horizontaj Ag magnetic
'63 dipole in the Stand 67D:361-7. 519-23 My. S '63
Scattering of electromagnetic waves by in-
gresence of a raagnetoplasma. halfspace. liomogeneities excited in a plasma by a
. Tyras and others, bibliog diags J Res rapidly moving body.
Nat Bur Stand 67D:501-17 S '63 L. P. Pitaevskii. diagsY. AIAA
L. Al'pert and
J 1:1001-8
Fields of electric dipoles in sea water: earth-
atmosphere-ionosphere Screening effect of the ionosphere. B. C.
Anderson, bibliog diags problem.
J Res Nat W. Bur Lj. Ap '63 diag
Potts, Inst Radio Eng Proc 50:1980 S
Stand 66D:63-72 Ja '62; Correction. 67D;63 Secular decrease in the inclination of artificial
Ja '63 of an Astrobee 200 rocket with a
Firing satellites. R. C. Nigam. bibliog AIAA J 1:
multiple ionospheric experiment. J. C. Ul- 1454-5
wick and others, bibliog il map diags Inst Slide ruleJe for '63 the calculation of ionospheric
RadioaltitudeEng Proc 50:2272-86 N '62il diags En- absorption loss and of maximiun usable fre-
High research glider, quencies in the lower ionosphere. L W.
gineer 216:2S4-5 Ag 16 '63 Barclay, bibliog il diags Inst E E Proc
High frequency spheric storms. communication dtu'ing iono-
G. E. Hill, bibliog map diags Some resultsS of
110:1523-7 '63 five years of whistler obser-
J •63Res Nat Bur Stand 67D:23-30 Ja '63 vations from Labrador to Antarctica. T.
Influence of the lower ionosphere on propaga- Laaspere and others. IEEE Proc 51:554-68
tion vlf waves to great distances. J. R.
Wait. J Res Nat Bur Stand 67D:375-S1 Jl Some statistical properties of pulsed oblique
Ap '63
hf ionospheric transmissions. B. Balser and
Ionosphere-mapping satellite to try laser- W. B. Smith, bibliog 11 diag J Res Nat Bur
bounce ranging, il diags Electronics 35:20-1
Stand 66D:721-30
Stratosphere moisture N '62 probed by infrared
S 7 '62
Ionospheric phenomenon detected by Doppler
measurements. P. R. Arendt and H. spectroscopy. Franklin Inst J 276:329-31
Soicher. IEEE Proc 51:375-6 F '63 Sun.
O '63the earth, and radio. J. A. Ratcllffe.
Ionospheric scattering effects in long-distance diags and Inst sunrise E E Proc
propagation. H. A. Whale, diags J Res Nat Sunset in the110:11-15 Ja '63effects
ionosphere;
Bur Stand vhf
Ionospheric 67D:2S7-96
scatteringMy near
'63 the magnetic on the propagation of longwaves. J. Rieker.
bibliog 11 diags J Res Nat Bur Stand 67D:
equator during the International geophysi-
cal year. R. Cohen and K. L.. Bowles, bib- 119-38
Very- low-Mrfrequency
'63 radio propagation in the
liog maps diags J Res Nat Bur Stand G7D: ionosphere. D. W. Swift, bibliog diags J Res
Is 459-80
ionosphericS '63 pollution good? or Is it bad? Nat Bur Stand
WWV reception in the Arctic 66D:663-80 N '62
during iono-
W. Kornberg. Electronics 36:40-1 Ap 26 '63 spheric disturbances. G. E. Hill and J. R.
Maybe there's a new the communications Herman, map diags J Res Nat Bur Stand
gation path above exosphere. T.propa- Ma-
guire. il Electronics 35:26-8electron
N 23 content
'62 67D:179-82 Mr electricity
ATMOSPHERIC '63
Measurement of ionospheric
with a single satellite frequency. P. R. CoUisional detachment and the formation ol
Arendt. for IEEE applying Proc 51:363 F '63 an ionospheric C region E. T. Pierce bib-
Methods numerical maps of liog diag J Res Nat Bur Stand 67D:B25-32
ionospheric characteristics. W. B. Jones and S '63
R. M. Gallet. il maps J Res Nat Bur Stand Influence of 'G3conductivity inhomogeneities
66D:649-62 N '62 measurement technique: upon audio- frequency magnetic fields. T. R.
New ionosphere Jewell and S. H. Ward, bibliog il maps
plasma frequency probe. O. C. Haycock and diags
See alsoGeophysics 28:201-21 Ap '63
K. D. Baker, il diag Electronics 35:81-3 N Auroras
30 '62 ATMOSPHERIC pollution. See Air pollution
Obser\'ations of satellite-related ionization ATMOSPHERIC pressure
effects between 1958 and 1960. J. D. Kraus
and M. E. Tiuri. diags Inst Radio Eng Proc Air-vacuum missile launching. J. S. Fein,
50:2076-81 O '62 diags Mech Eng
ATMOSPHERIC tides85:40-2 Je '63
1,000-ft telescope takes shape in mountain
hollow: ionospheric research facility at Atmospheric tides. S. T. Butler, il diags Scl
Arecibo. Puerto Rico. T. C. Kavanagh. il Am 207:48-55 turbulence
D '62
diag Eng N 170:22-3+ Ja 10 '63 ATMOSPHERIC
Penetration of the ionosphere by very-low- Photos of gaudy bomber shed light on air
frequency radio signals: interim results turbulence, il Machine Design 35:6 Ap 11
of the Lofti I experiment. J. P. Leiphart
and others, bibliog il diags Inst Radio Eng ATOMIC blasting
Proc 50:6-17 Ja '62; Discussion. IEEE Proc Cratering experiments with large high-explo-
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Latina nuclear power-station, il Engineer 215: Europe
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Core performance of the Yankee atomic O iSee
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Germany
Michigan
Big Rock Point nuclear plant will help de- Isochronous cyclotron at Karlsruhe; German
velop economic fuels, il Power Eng 67:56-7 nuclear research centre. 11 diag Engineer
O '63 reactor goes critical; Lagoona Beach.
Breeder 214:1045-6 D 14 '62
Mich., plant is the first commercial fast Great Britain
breeder reactor to operate in the U.S. 11 Atomic reactor research; Great Britain. Mech
Chem & Eng N 41:27 S 2 '63 Eng 85:70
Naval trainingS '63reactor will be used for re-
'63 Nebraska search; Jason nuclear reactor at the Royal
Hallam nuclear power facility in Nebraska, naval college. 11 diag Engineering 195:239 F
8 '63
il diags Engineer 216:287-90, 324-6 Ag 16-23 Russia
New England Russian atomic energy program. D. Cooper.
9.5 mills/kwhr power cost at Yankee atomic Naval research
ATOMIC Eng J 75:726 O '63
laboratories
plant: abstract. C. H. Keenan. S A E J
Atomic energy research at Harwell, flow sheet
71:87 Mr '63 11 diag Engineer 215:1107-10 Je 21 '63
New Jersey Automated activation analysis; two rapid ap-
Jersey Central slates 500-mwe plant: AEC proaches.
Nuclear facilities. 11 plans Nucleonics 21:76 ArchMr Rec '63 134:181-
spurs other plans. Nucleonics 21:21-2 Je '63
'63 New York (state) Oak92 SRidge national laboratory mobile radia-
'63 measurement
Whv Con Edison chose nuclear unit for tion laboratory. T. V. Blosser
Ravenswood plant. Elec World 159:69 Mr 25 and R. M. Freestone, jr. 11 Nucleonics 21:56
F '63 Harwell developments exhibited. II
Recent
Pennsylvania
Better public understanding at Peach Bottom Engineering 196:29 Jl 5 '63
atomic power station, il Power Eng 67:56 World's largest service Irradiation center,
diag Nucleonics 20:84 D '62
Ag '63 Scotland Air conditioning
Chemical problems in the operation of the Manipulating lab air for comfort and safety;
Dounreay fa^t reactor. J. L. Phillips, il Hanford works. H. D. Smith, flow diag il
diag Ind Chem 39:186-94 Ap '63 diags Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:57-63 O '63
E>ounreay, a reactor type of the future, il En-
gineeringreactor,
194:561 O 26 il '62 Electric equipment
Dounreay fast diags Engineer 214: PG&E flnds unusual load hard to reach;
726-S. 75S-60
Fast breeder reactor. O 26-N 2 '62 Dounreay. Scotland. Stanford linear accelerator center, map Elec
J. F. Petree. il Mech Eng 85:64 Ja '63 World 160:39 Jl 29 '63
Hunterston nuclear power-station goes criti- Equipment
Progresscal, il Engineer
at Hunterston 216:524 S 27 '63
nuclear station. II Beam-profile detector. J. Solomon and S. W.
Engineering Andreae. 11vacuum diag R cleaner Scl Instrfor34:1126-9use In O hot '63
Solving coolant194:857 D 28 at'62 Dounreay. flow
problems Disposable
sheet 11 Ind Chem 38:617-19 D '62 cells,
Fabricating il Nucleonicsliquid-hydrogen21:86 Mr '63
targets from
South Carolina Mylar. D. L. Mehr and E. F. McLaughlin.
Carolinas-Virginia pressure tube reactor. II il diag R Sci Instr
Fuel handling in reactor physics hall at Win- 34:104-5 Ja '63
diags engineering
Engineer 215:690-2
for CVNPAAp nuclear
12 '63 power frith, to il Engineer 214:1036-7
Civil Guides better glove boxes. D Nucleonics
14 '62 20;
plant; Parr. S.C. W. L. Klehm. il plan
diags Am Soc C E Proc 89 [PO 1 no 36451; 84-5 efficiency
High D '62 low-pressure Ion source. C. B.
45-65 S '63 Carlston and G. D. Magnuson. bibliog diags
Southeastern states HotR Scilaboratory
Instr 33:905-11 S '62
safeguarded by plastics.
Three states sponsor U-tube nuclear reactor
In Southeast. 11 Elec Eng 82:144 F '63 IonFranklin
bombardment Inst J apparatus 275:455-6 with My '63 a high fre-
quency ion source. B. NavlnSek and others.
Sweden
Agesta nuclear power-station. 11 Engineer Newdiag ratio
J Sci ratemeter.Instr 40:201-2 R. Hindel.Ap '63 il diags R
216:245-6 Ag 9 '63 New Sci Russian
Instr 33:1343-9 machineD contains '62 stable plasma
Atomic energy in Sweden. D. R. Augood. il
Ind Chem 39:538-40 O '63 New10-2 type
usee, of diags positive Nucleonics
ion detector21:108 for Je the'63
Swedish nuclear power program getting into simultaneous measurement of two beams.
gear. 11 diags Nucleonics 21:22-3 Jl '63 N. R. Daly. 11 diag R Sci Instr 34:1116-20
Wales O '63
Probe for the measiu-ement of albedo electron
Wvlfa nuclear power-station. J. W. Ashley. flux In a high-energy ion beam. R. A.
Engineer 215:699-700 Ap 19 '63 Hubach.
Some diag R of
developments Sci theInstr 33:1353-4chamber.
discharge D '62
Wisconsin G. Charpak and D^ Massonet. bibliog 11
AUis-Chalmers to build all DaCrosse atomic R Sci Instr 34:664-9 Je '63
Variable-path magnetic Ion buncher. R. C.
Plant. 11 Elec World 159:30 F 4 '63 Mobley. diags R Sci Instr 34:256-64 Mr '63
ATOMIC research laboratories — Contimied Impurity atom diffusion into finite slices of
Heating and ventilation semiconductor material. D. P. Kennedy and
Manipulatine lab air for comfort and safety; P. C. aiurley.
Muonium. a new lEKK atom. Proc 51:3i2-3
V. W. F '63Am
Hughes.
Hanford worlts. H. D. binith. How dias il Scientist
diags
■63 Air Coiid Heat & Ven G0:5i'-C3 O 'C3 New atomic 51:110-13 mo. ion Mr '63
in crystals is discovered.
Safety measures Kloo Kng dynamical
Quantum 82:480 Jl description
'63 of atoms and
Retention values for laboratory surface coat- radiative processes. G. R. Fowles. Am J
inKs. R. A. Scott. Nucleonics 21:75 F Pliys 31:40i-9 Je '63 atoms in solids. O. S.
Ranges of energetic
Shielded viewing window at Oak Ridge na- Oeii and others, bibliog diags J Ap Phya
tional laboratory, il diag Glass Ind 44:395+ 34:302-12 ofF sulfur '63
Jl '63 Reactions atoms: the addition to
Waste ethylene and propylene. O. P. Strausz and
H. E. Gunning, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:
Nuclear lab work requires dual water supply 4US0-3 N of
Reactiona 5 '62 sulfur atoms: the insertion In
and waste piping systems. A. W. K.
Oswald, warfare il Heating-Piping 35:112-13 Ap '63 carbon-hydrogen bondi oi paraftlnia hydro-
ATOMIC carbons. A. R. Knight and others, bibliog
Water utility planning for nuclear attack. Am Chemetiects
Solvent Soc in J 85:2349-55 Ag 20 of
the reactions '63 free
C. R. Erickson. maps diags Am Water radicals and atoms: the photochlorination
Works Assn J 65:1237-49 bibliogip 1248-9) of aralkyl hydrocarbons. G. A. Russell and
O '63 weapons others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 86:2976-83
ATOMIC
Radiacion environment following a nuclear Survey of modern chemistry; atomic struc-
O 5 '63ture.
attack. R. A. Porter and R. L.. Hatfield. G. 1. Austin and H. F. Austin, diags
bibliog diag AiAA J 1:240-2 Ja '63 Chem Eng 70:97-100 S 30 '63
ATOMIC weights Time-of-tlight method of determining ve-
Determination of atomic weights bv mass locities of sputtered atoms. R. V. Stuart
spectrometry. A. K. Cameron, bibliog Anal and others, bibliog il diags R Sci Instr 34:
425-9 Ap '63
HowChemgood35:sup23A-6A+ are the new F atomic '63 weights? E. See also
Wichers. bibliog Anal Chem 35:sud23A-33A Atomic nuclei
Mr 63 Aioin c weights
Report of the International commission on Collision phenomena
atomic weights (19611. A. E. Cameron and Electrons
E. Wichers. Am Chem Soc J S4:41i5-97 bib- Neutrons
Protons
liogp41'J5-
I 1) N 20 '62
ATOMIZATION Beams
Air assisted pressure jet oil firing, diags Atomic beam apparatus for determining the
Engineering 195:85S Je 28 '63 mean free paths of potassium atoms in
Anomalous behavior of aerosol produced by argon. R. G. Marcley. bibliog il diags Am
atomization of monodisperse polvstvrene
latex. G. L,anger and J. M. Pierrard. il J J Ph.vs 31:116-31 image
Electron-optical F '63 of a pulsed atomic
Colloid Scl 18:95-7 Ja 63 beam. L. Marton and others. Franklin Inst J
Atomization efficiency of total consumption
atomizer- burners in flame photometry J. L>. 2i4:3l6-18
Some causes O of'62resonant frequency shifts in
Winefordner and others, bibliog Anal Chem atomic beam machines: effect of slow
35:1607-10
Combustion of fuel droplets.O '63 B J. Wood and frequency modulation on the Ramsey line
others, bibliog il diag AIAA J 1:1076-81 shape. J. H. Shirley. J Ap Phys 34:789-91
My '63
Drop formation from rapidly moving liquid Some causes of resonant frequency shifts In
sheets. R. P. Fraser and others, bibliog il atomic
Ap '03 beam machines; shifts due to other
frequencies of excitation. J. H. Shirley,
diags A I Ch E J 8:6i2-S0 N '62 bibliog J Ap Phys 34:783-8 Ap '63
Drop-size distribution in a liquid spray;
analysis Models
Lewis andby high-speed
G. Walker, photography.
bibliog Engineer J. D.
216:512-16 S 27 '63 Nuclear optical model analysis of neutron
Measurement of mean particle sizes of sprays elastic scattering for calcium. R. S Caswell.
from diffractively scattered light. R. A. bibliog
400 S 62 diag J Rts Nat Bur Stand 66A:3S9-
Dobbins and others, bibliog diag AIAA J Recombination
1:1882-6 Ag '63
Preheating fuel oil for pumping and atomiz- Recombination of halogen atoms. M I.
ing, diags Air Cond Heat & Ven 60:45-7-1- Christie, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:4066-70
SprayJl '63nozzle testing is pioneer application for ATTENTION
particle analyzer system, diag Res/Develop N 5 '62
14:25 Mr 63 Art of lisiening. G. W. Howard. Res'/Develop
Variable-flow, constant-pressure nozzle. E. 14:30-1 artS '63
Elusive of listening. L. Wilkle and C.
M. Johnson, diag Chem Eng 70:236 Je 10 '63
ATOMIZERS Vervalin. il Hydrocarbon Process & Pet
Construction and operating characteristics of Refiner 41:146-8-1- Ag; 268-70-1- S; 250-2 +
a new vibrating capillary atomizer. D. J.
Ryley and M. R. Wood, il diags J Scl Instr Tou ca"n terials
remember what Fyou '63hear Mod Ma-
40:303-5 Je '63 Handling 18:81
Leakproof atomizer introduced diags Drug & ATTENUATORS, Radio. See Radio attenuator*
Cosmeticdevice Ind spra.vs
93:318-19largeS '63 ATTITUDE (psychology)
Unique uniform droplets. Effect of psychological expectations on prefer-
11 Chem Eng 70:102-1- Jl 22 '63 ences for taste mixtures. R. A M. Greg-
ATOMS , son. Food Tech affect
i;:2S0 safety
Mr '63 on the Job.
Atom connectivity matrix (ACM) and its Worker attitudes
characteristic polynomial (ACMCP); a new Roads & Sts 106:28 S '63
computer-oriented chemical nomenclature. ATTITUDE surveys. See Employees— Opinion
L. Splalter. Am Chem Soc J 85:2012-13 polls
AUCTIONS
AtomJl 5 ejection
'63 In low energy sputtering of
single crystals of bcc metals. G. S. Ander-
son, bibliog il diags J Ap Phys 34:659-63 ^Mô's-g'o^s
County auctions^6^^ '° ^^"road
surplus "*^^'equipment;
" °'' ^ '^^^
San''
Mr '63 dl.splacements in metallic solid .solu-
Atomic Luis Obispo County. Calif. B. Barnet il
tions. W. W. Webb, bibliog J Ap Phys 33: Pub Works 93:160 N '62
Rig auctions more than squeeze symptom J
3546-52 D '62 Scott, il Pet Management 35:86-91 F '63
Dance of the atoms and the search for the
device. M. F. Tomaino. diag Electronics 36:
38-9 O 25 '63 AUDIO club. SeeifClubs
(&:2!9-M°N -62 ''°''"'^'"- "" * •^'^^ ^
Discrepancy in energy transfer between me- AUDIO engineering society
dium energy noble-gas Ions and neutral
atoms bombarding metal surfaces P Malia-
devan and others, diags J Ap Phys 34:2810-
12 S '63
Electron ejection and reflection properties of Fall
19; meeting and exhibit. New York Oct 15-
alkali and noble-gas Ions and atoms. D B with abstracts of papers. Audio Enit
Medved. bibliog J Ap Phys 34:3142 O '63 Soc J 11:66-70+ Ja '63
97
AUGERS
AUDIO engineering society — Continued
Membersnip directory. Audio Kiis Soc J 11: Gyro-Dril earth auger, il Comp Air Mag
sup 1-64 Ap '63 68:24 drains
Ja '63 angered
AUDIOIV1ETERS Sand
Audio meter reader for the siffhtless. K. Whitestone expressway,down; il Roads
Long Island's
& Sta
Blaney. il diag Q S T 47;2S-3U Ap '63 1(10:36-9
AUGERS, Ja '63
Grain. See Grain handling
AUDIO-VISUAL instruction AUREOMYCIN. See Tetracycline
Audio/visual/ iiietliod speeds up worker train- AURORAS
ins; G.lil. "s Computer dept.; illustrations Auroral sporadic-S ionization. R. D. Hun-
with text. Mill & Factory 72:7S-9 My 'U3 sucker and L. Owren. bibliog il J Res Nat
Audio-visual systems tor laih'e sroup iiisiruc-
lion. H. Wilke. il plans dians Arch Keo 132: Bur Stand
1.2-5 U '1)2 J. M. Builen ■63 66D:581-92 S '62; Discussion.
and G. A. M. King. 6/D:383-4;
Audio-visual systems: key to quality control. Reply. 385-6 Jl '63
T. L,. Jacobsen and R. A. Williams, il Effects of radio wave propagation through
Mech Ens S5:4G-9 Asr '63 mid-latitude 6300 A auroral arcs. J. R.
A-v workshop. J. J. Hugnes. Published in Roach, bibliog J Res Nat Bur Stand 67D:
montniy iiuiubers of tudusLi'ial ptiuiu;iiitphy 263-, 1 My '03 See Steel. Heat treatment
AUSKQRMING. of
Industrial audio-visuals, il diass lad Phot
12:47-5/+ AUSTENITE
Many stories Mrto '63
tell; many ways to tell them; Austenite grain size and temper brittleness.
Institute
new for tlie J. crippled
auditorium. Martin, ilandInd disabied's
Phot 12: J. M. Capus. bibliog il Iron & Steel Inst J
CU-1 Jl ■lio Effects
200:922-of( Nhigh '62 pressure on the Isothermal
Mobile classroom, tlie
Post impression; il IndfinePhotart 12:70
of av.Jl il'63 Ind transformation of austenite in iron-carbon
alloys. S. V. Radcliffe and others, bibliog
I'hot 12:59+ Jl '03 il diags Iron & Steel Inst J 201:143-53 F
Preparing tapes for audio-visual aids. T. J.
Griffin, jr.correlated
Electronicsaudio-visual
35:58+ Ak materials.
3 '62 Engineering properties of ausformed steels.
Textbook W. M. Justu.^son and V. F. Zackay. Metal
A. J. Rosenbers.
AUDITING SMPTE J 72:294-5 Ap '03 Prog 82:111-14 D '62 iron castings, London.
Exhibition of austenitic
Internal control
Quality systems audit. B. W. Mareuclio. il Engineering 194:620-1 N 9 '02
History of the austenitic cast irons and evolu-
Ind Quality Control 20:12-15 Jl '63 tion of the British standard. A. B. Everest.
AUDITORIUMS Metallurgia factors 66:231-4 influencing
N '62
Auditorium on the bias adds useful areas; Metallurgical hot ductility
Ithaca senior high school, Ithaca. N.l'. il of austenitic steel piping at weld heat-
plan Arch Kecshape132:1SU-1 affected zone temperatures. T. M. Cullen
Auditoriums rehectsO '62interior form; and J. W. Freeman, bibliog il A S M E
Greenlawn. L.I.. N.Y. il plan dias Arch Kec Trans ser A 85:151-64 Ap '63
l:i2:liS-S) U ii2 Metallurgical principles governing the creep-
Beckman auditorium. California institute of rupture strength of type 321tubing (18-8+Ti)
technoIOKy. Pasadena, il plan dia^^s Arch austenitic steel superheating with
Reo 132:132-5 O U2 limited extension to type 304 (lSCr-8Ni)
Cambridsje auditorium to have sculptural and type 316 il8Cr-8Ni + Mo) austenitic
shape; Lady Mitchell Hall, il Protc Arch steels. J. E. White and J. W. Freeman.
43:46 D 62
Europe's il A S M '62 E Trans ser A 85:119-46 Ap '63
dye works.largestFrankfurt-on-Main.
concert hall for il Hoechst EiiK N Occurrence of £ and a' martensites in chromi-
um-manganese austenitic steels. G. P. San-
171:51+
Giant Jl 25dome
Illinois '63 nears completion, il diae derson and R. W, K. Honeycombe. bibliog 11
Arch Forum Iron & Steel Inst J 200:834-? N '62
Houston to eet118:117 Mr '63
four-capacity auditorium: Post-weld heat treatment
Jesse H. Jones hall for the PLrformiiie ture austenitic steels. R. ofN. high-tempera-Younger and
arts, il o!an diaKs Pros Arch 44:57 Mr 63 otliers. bibliog ■63 il Iron & Steel Inst J 201:
Illinois completes its domed hall; Assembly
hall at the University of Illinois, il Eiik N 6D3-8 Ag '63 of stainless weld metal; with
Sensitization
170:16 F doorstop,
28 '63 data sheet. R. B. Gunia and T. J. Moore,
King-size il diag Mech Eng 85:56
O '63stories to tell: many ways to tell them; diag Metal Prog 82:96. 96B N '62
Many Some applications of austenitic cast irons.
InstitutQ foi' the J. crippled J. Morrison, il Engineering 194:814-15 D 21
new auditorium. Martin, ilandInd disabied's
Phot 12:
Some thermodynamic properties of carbon in
New60-1 building
Jl '6:: abroad; Germany, il plan diag austenite. T. Ellis and others, bibliog diag
Arch corridors
Open Forum 118:98-9 augment Je space
'G3 in cafetorium. Iron & Steel Inst ofJ isothermal
201:582-7 Jl ageing'63
East junior high school. Walpole. Mass. il Structural features at
plans diag Arch Rec 132:182-4 O 62 elevated temperatures of four austenitic
Reflectivity of panel arrays in concert halls. steels. P. W. Teare and N. T. Wiliiams.
B. G. Walters and others, il plan diags bibliog il Iron & Steel Inst J 201:125-32 F
Soundrepair;
Roof 2:26-30more My '63than skin deep: Kresge Sur la forme de precipites observes dans un
auditorium at Massachusetts institute of alliage austenitique
stract. C. Crussard fer-nickel-chrome;
and others, il Metal ab-
technology,
School auditorium. il Eng W. N 171J.:Sn+ Ag 8 '63 bib-
Cavanaugh. Prog
AUSTIN, 84:149-50+
Texas Jl '63
liog il auditorium
School Sound 2:19-27planning Ja '63 considerations. Water supply
J. S. Sharp, plans diag Arch Rec 132:165-8
O '62 Environmental radionuclide.! in a water sup-
University of Illinois spectacular: Tllini as- ply. E. F. Gloyna and W. A. Felsing. bib-
sembly hall, il plans Arch Rec 134:111-16 liog AVater & Sewage Works 110:245-50 Jl
'63: Abstract. Public Works 94:184-5 S '63
Jl '63 AUSTRALIA
Workshop-critique of AISC awards; Pitts- See also subdivision AustraUa under spe-
burgh public auditorium, il diag Prog Arch cial subjects, e.g.
43:154-7
iSee also N '62 Aeronautics. Commercial
Agriculture
Music halls Automobile industry and trade
Birds
Lighting Chemical research
IBS Hall demonstrates engineered lighting. Coal mines and raining
Engineering
■ il Ilium Eng 58:538 Ag '63 Geology
Lighting a livestock auction arena: installa-
tion at Mississippi livestock producers asso- Hydroelectric plants
ciation: data sneet. S. H. Turner, il diag Iron mines and mining
Ilium Eng 58:500 Jl '63 Iron ores
Medical service. Industrial
Lighting a univer.=:ity a.=>semhly hall. J. W. Mine"; and mineral resources
Potter. 11 plan diags Eleo Constr & Maint
62:110-14 S '63 Petroleum
I'elroipum industrv and trade
This lightof man can't talk back: indevice puts Ppfrolenm pipe lines
control presentation lighting the hands Scientiflc
of the speaker. L. Straw, il diag Ind Phot Television researchbroadcasting
12:48 Jl '63 Textile industry
AUSTRIA Plating hits production high; parts carriers
See also subdivision Austria under special leap-frog each other in new line. U iron
subjects, e.g. Age 19U:82 O 4 62
BridKes Progress in automation; abstract. R. Munton
Geoloey
Hydroelectric plants and button
Push others. storage
Engineer system.
215:832 11 MyLight3 '63
Metal
Paper and pulp mills
Petroleuni Pushbutton
Age 20:14 Ffomidry '63 pours brass, il Iron Age
AUTHORSHIP 191:91-3forApautomatic
4 '63
jS'ee also Sensors analyses. J. P. Strange.
Scientific writine il diags Instruments &. Control Systems 35:
Technical writing 91-5 N '62
AUTOCOLLIMATORS. See Collimators Step- by-step automation, diag Ind Elec-
AUTOFINING process. See Petroleum reflni:ig uonics
Steps to 1:11-13 O '62 automation program.
a cost-saving
— Sulfur removal Pet Management 35:172 E.Ag L.'63 Upp. diags
AUTOGIROS Testing for automation.
AutoKyro gets lift from polycarbonate. 11 Am Gas Assn automation.
Mo 45:25-6 H. ApA, '63
Mod PlasUcs Understanding Strickland,
Evaluation of a 40:115 lielit My autogyro'63 for the aerial jr. Automation
treatment of crops. K. H. Greenly. Koy Wnats ahead lor9:157-8
middleO '62management? A.
Aeronautical
Low-cost autogyro. See J 66:i/7-i>0
K. H. Wallis. D '62 11 Roy Uris. Chem Eng 70:i;6-f step? Ag 19 R.'63 H. Eshel-
What's next automation
Aeronautical Soc J 67:111-17; Discussion. man. 11 Iron Age 191:71 Mr 28 '63your
J. L. Nayler. US F '63 When
flnishingshouldline? youP. Arnold,
automate il Iron Agemetal-
190:
AUTOMATIC control. See Control equipment
AUTOMATIC machinery. See Machinery, Auto- 108-10 O
See also 25 '62
matic Assembling methods
AUTOMATIC telephone. See Telephone. Aulo- Control equipment
maiic Feedback control systems
AUTOMATION International itdi.-ration of automatic control
Abstracts. Published in monthly nimibers of Machinery, Automatic
Automation Servomechanisms
Automate conveyors for profit. 11 Iron Age Bibliography
iai:86 Ja 24inspection;
Automatic '63 cybernetic machines. Books. Published in montlily numbers of ISA
J. A. Sargrove. bibliog il diags Brit Inst journal
New books. Published in monthly numbers of
Radio Eng Ja24:241-a Automation
Automating small S utility; '62 Mid-Georgia
natural gas. R. R. Littreli. Am Gas Assn Economic aspects
Mo 45:17-18 assembly Ap '63 Automation as a means to an end. Caldecote.
Automating at Westclox. J. A.
Eaton, il diags Mod Materials Handling lis: Engineer
Automation 215:896 My 17 productivity.
for greater '63 H. A.
42-6 Ag '63 for product control; rating the
Automation Thomas. Ensineer ■63 214:980-2 D 7 of'62manage-
automated plant. G. I). Armerding. il Food Automation; will it take man out
ment? A. N. Wecksler. il Mill & Factory
Tech 17:1282-4
Automation gets O flexible
'63 touch: pushbuttons
speed changeover in high production line, Economic D efficiency
71:72-4 '62 of automation. J. A. Bek-
il Iron Age
Automation in the consolidation 11*2:60 Ag 8 '63 and sorting ker. Automation 10:65-70 Ag '63
of packages. R. L. Speaker. Automation 9: Unemployables. Coal Age 68:106-1- Ag '63
169-60-f N '62 Social aspects
Automation ol grinding circuits. C. A. Row- Automation, a challenge to humanists. C. L.
land, il diag Pit on& education
BCAC conference Quarry 56:176-9 Jl '63
and training Kaller. Automation 10:26 Jl '63
for automation and computation. Cranfleld. Automation and resistance to change. D. F.
March 27-29; with abstracts of papers. En- Hueber. bibliog Instriuiients & Control
Competitive gineering survival 195:518-19 requires
Ap 12 manufacturing
'63 Systems 36:71-2
Sociological aspectsJl of'63 teclmological change.
research. R. N. Marshall. Automation 9:64- J. I. Snyder, jr. Automation 10:29 Mr
61 O '62automation, a look at the future.
Design Italy
G. E. Baldwin and others, bibliog Com &
Electronics a P51U-12 Ja '63 Automation in Italy. Automation 10:48-1-
Developing iiianufacturing system. G, F.
Hawley. diags Automation 10:50-3 AUTOMATONS
Electronics and automation in the Ja wire'63 in- My '63
Mobot the robot is an electronic marvel;
dustry. E. H. Dunthorne. diags Wire &.
abstract. J. H. Beno. il S A E J 71:81 F '63
Wire Prod
Experts discuss 38:359-60-1-
pros and Mr cons '63 of numerical Robot serves underwater, il Medi Eng 85:58-9
control. iVlill & Factory
Film solves a computer-created people-prob- 73:56-9 Ag '63 AUTOMATONS
F '63 (calculating machines)
lem, calms employee upset over automation. intelligent automata and man-automaton com-
'63
11 Ind Phot 12:38-9 Mr '63 binations: a critique and review. G. De-
Fully automatic laboratory fractional distilla- Florio. bibliogaccessories Elec Eng 82:200-3
tion assembly. R. R. Collerson and D. G. AUTOMOBILE Industry Mr '63
Grant, diags Chem & Ind p74-6 Ja 12 Federal-Mogul; noted parts maker. J.
Geschelin. il Automotive Ind 128:65-8-)-
How far era and haslens automation
making? progressed B. Sherman. in cam-
Mod
AUTOMOBILE accidents
Ap 15 '63of direct
Phot to27:4S-I-
How automate N '63 a steel plant: Spencer Analyses costs and frequencies of
works of Richard Thomas & Baldwins ltd.. Illinois motor-vehicle accidents. 1958. C.
M Billingsley and D. P. Jorgenson. Pub
London, of technology
Impact il diae Steeland 152:42-5
automation Ja on14 the
'63
Koads 32:201-13 problems
Methodological Ag '63 in the design of
worker. Indskills
Industrial Med and32:216-22 Je '63
automation. J. A. motor vehicle accident rescardi. J. E. Bar-
Bekker. bibliog
Integrated Automation
automation; it cuts 10:56-60
new Myprofit
'63 mack, bibliog Am J Pub Health 52:1866-71
N '62
path, il Steel 15:t:90-3 Ax 12
Limitations of re ladder networks as process '63 Perceptual defense and vigilance and driving
simulators. N. Keam. bibliog diag Inst E E safety. R. H. Bloomer, bibliog Traffic Q 16;
Proc 109foundry pt B:529-3G 549-68 O '62ram creates stationary crashes,
Modern excelsN In'62 automatic opera- Pneumatic
tions. R. H. Herrmann, il plan Foundry il diag Machine Design 35:206-7 My 9 '63
91:52-61 Ap '63 Problem of accident distribution. Y. Zahavl.
Modern trends in marine propulsion machin-
ery. E. Norton, diags Naval Eng J 74:723-31 ToTraffic Q 16:640-8
help prevent O '62accidents. E. Hugunln.
traffic
N '62 Mag ofaccident
Stand 33:237-8
National
advancedGypsum's automation,new Tampa
centralized plantcontrol.
features11 Traffic research: Ak review
'62 and prog-
Pit & Quarry 56:213-15 Jl '63 nosis. F. McGlade. Traffic Q 16:559-78 O '62
Navigraplilc '62. nflh annual graphic arts See also
Automobile drivers
f)rogress report. New York. Nov. 17. In-
and Ptr/Am LIthogr 150:100 D '62 lioad accidents
AUTOMOBILE assembly plants Standards
Automatic assembly of engine components on Fundamentals of hydraulic standards. C. J.
in-line machines at Buick. H. Chase, il Kelly, il diags Automotive Ind 128:69-72
Automotive
Avanti to boost Ind output;
128;5S-9 Studebaker
F 1 '63 to make
own fiberglass bodies. J. Dunne and C. B. New Ap truck-related
15 ■63 standards completed; oth-
Campbell. Automotive Ind 127:37-8 N 15 '62 SAE engineers in process. technical S A EcommitteeJ 17:78-9 inaugurates
S '63
Eorjr-\V'arner transmission
sembly operations production:
used in the manufactureas- four new standardization projects S A E J
of the model 35 automatic transmission SAE71:120-1introduces Je '63 recommended practice for
unit, by ilthe Automobile testing bonded brake shoes, il diags SAB
Cars crate. C. Ens 53:196-203
Emerson, il Am MyMach/
'63
Metalworking Manuf 107:58-9 H.Ja 7F.'63 Jones, J 71:47-52 Ag '63
Chrysler revamps assembly. Tables, calculations, etc.
il Iron Ase 192:45 Jl 25 '63 Allowable stress diagrams can help designers
GM to push Chevy sales in 1964; corpora- solve automotive strength problems. F. R.
tion to add three assembly lines, unveil Holliday, diags S A B J 71:70-4 Ap '63
new car. H. F. Jones, il Iron Age 191:57 Off-tracking of tractor-trailer combinations.
Je 6 '63 F. Jindra. il diags Automobile Eng 53:96-101
Equipment Mr '63 output of an internal band brake.
Torque
Vauxhall install new autoinatic conveyors, il T. P. Newcomb and H. E. Merritt. diag
diags Engineering 195:154-5 Ja 25 '63 Engineering
Vehicle accelerations; 195:568-9 development
Ap 26 '63 of cal-
AUTOMOBILE brakes. See Brakes. Automobile culations. G. Francia. Automobile Eng 53:
AUTOMOBILE drivers
Effect of expressway design on driver tension 407-8-1- S '63 engines
AUTOMOBILE
responses. R. M. Michaels. Pub Roads 32: Aluminum realigns in Detroit; new aluminum
107-12 D '62 wheels may offset engine losses. H. P.
Licenses Jones.Renault Iron Age 191:119 F 21 '63
Medical aspects of traffic safety; editorial. C. AllC. unveil unusual rotary engine.
L. Wilbar. jr. Archives Environmental Steel 153:76 ofS 301964'63 standard
Applications and optional
■63
Health 6:693-4 Je '63
New dimension in highway safety. J. K. Wil- Associated Automotive
engines. engineering Indltd. 129:68-9 group Oresearch 15 '63
liams, flow diag diags Traffic Q 17:33-45 Ja and development, il diags Automobile Bng'
Testing Auto53:270-2
turbines Je '63could alter metals picture, il
Instruments to measure how people drive Chem
B.R.M. GrandEng Prix
& N 41:98-9
car. il Odiags 28 '63 Automobile
their vehicles. T. B. Dreaver. il S A E J
71:56-7 Jl '63 CanEng aluminum
53:54-7 F '63 engines stage a comeback?
Training
H. F. Jones. Iron Age 192:47 O 24 '63
Driver re-education. Safety Maint 126:24 Carhaveconversion
to be different, proves ilpoint. Diesel Diesels
Equip don'tSupt
NewJl '63know-how cuts auto accidents. A. E. 41:20-1 Cortina
Consul My '63 grows up. and up. il diags
Neyhart. il Elec World 159:116 Ap 8 '63
AUTOMOBILE driving Engineering 195:152-3 Ja 25 '63
Safe driving tor city vehicles; Little Rock, Dodge improves its 426-cu-in. engine, in-
creases mid-speed torque, top power Auto-
Ark. A. M. Douthit. Pub Works 93:84 N '62 motive Ind 128:31 Je 1 '63 results in 115 mph
AUTOMOBILE driving simulators English Ford-Lotus engine
Realistic make-believe; complex new research Consul Cortina sports sedan, il Automotive
simulator is expected to give information
on many highway problems. D. Cronk. il Ind 128:47 P 15 '63
Ford's racing engines. Automotive Ind 129:
Ind Med 31:533-4 D '62 122-1- Jl 15 '63
■63
AUTOMOBILE engineering German cars larger: NSU unveils Wânkel-
Aerodynamics and practical aspects. P. Cam- engine roadster, D. Scott, il Automotive
bridge, il diags Engineering 196:334-5 S 13 Ind ]?9:51-24-
Hans Glas 1004 Oand 15 1204 '63 engines O G. W.
AMC has story in a nutshell; a new method Ferson. il ■63diags Automobile Eng 53:313-16
of body construction in 1963. H. F. Jones. Jaguar Mark X: development of the power
il Iron Age 190:63 S 27 '62 Jl '63 description
unit; of the clutch, gearbox and
Coordination of engineering specification. R. the final drive assembly, il diags Auto-
D. Foord-Kelcey. il Engineering 196:335-6 mobile Eng 6-230 53:344-53 Ag '63K. G. Matthews.
S 13 '63 Kaiser jeep engine.
Five young engineers give their own answers il diags Automobile Eng 53:386-92-1- S '63
to; what is your job at Allison? flow chart London shO"w review: engines, il Automobile
il diags S A E J 71:86-95 Je '63 Eng Extra
Morris Oxford no Diesel, 52:452-8 il NEngineering
26 ^62 195:867
Fundamentals of pneumatic standards. C J.
Kelly, il diags Automotive Ind 128:43-6 Ja NSU-Wankel engined car at Frankfurt. 11
1 '63 Je 28 '63
Future engineering. H. F. Barr. Steel 152: New Engineering
engine has 196:167
high Agpower 9 '63 to weight ratio:
89-90 Ap 1 '63 Nordec-Bond. il Engineering 195:37 Ja 11
Motor car of the future. V. G. Raviolo.
Engineer 215:656-7 Ap 12 '63 1964 pas eng tren en-
sgeinens. G. Pat i
New crash test aids vehicle design; SAE's gWe. r ton. nielerdiinags S A dsE; J 71:
new recommended practice on barrier col- Olds32-5 N ^63
rediscovers - car iron, g
il Machine Design
lision tests. P. C. Skeels. il S A B J 71:75
Ap '63 35:116-7 O 10 ^63
Reliant engine just makes the weight, diag
1964 engineering highlights of Chrysler cor- Engineering 195:252-3 F 15 '63
poration's cars. J. Geschelin. il diags Auto- 230 SL is described: durable engine, easv
motive Ind 129:53-8 Ag 15 '63 handling are noted. J. Geschelin. diags
1964 passenger-car engineering trends. W. G. Automotive Ind 129:19-20 Jl 1 '63
Patton. il diags S A E J 71:30-5 N '63 Wankel engine debuts in German sports car.
1963 passenger-car engineering trends. W. G. il See
diagsalsoSteel 153:113-14 O 7 '63
Patton. il diags S A B J 70:30-53 N '62
SAE automotive engineering congress and Carburetors
exposition; previews, program, and list of Gas turbines. Automotive
exhibitors. S A E J 71:31-57 Ja '63 Motor bus engines
See also Motor truck engines
Automobile engines Tractors After burners
Calculating machines — Âutomobile engineer-
ing applications Burning fuel b^Tiroducts to sweep away smog.
Bibliography il diag Product Eng 34:92-3 Mr 4 '63
Cooling
Books; brief comments on recent publications
pertinent to automobile engineering Au- New studies help predict coolant performance
tomobile Eng 53:25. 104-5. 148-9. 183. 273. in cars; abstract. E. Gehres. S A E J 71:51
317 Ja. Mr-Jl ^63
Briefs of SAE papers. Published in monthly
numbers of SAE journal Jl See
'63 also engines — Radiators
Automobile
AUTOMOBILE engines — Continued Systems approach to the veiiicle problem. S.
Deposits S. Griswoid.
7:240-3 Ag 63Archives Environmental Health
How to remove engine carbon. WeldinB Eng Tape recorders help silence vehicle exhaust
48:63-4system
Intake Jl ■Ii3 deposits can ^ be controlled „ . with ,.. systems, il Ind Electronics 1:455 Je '63
Turning chambers in exhaust system elimi-
detereents; abstract. G. H. Aniberic and nate muffler. W. H. Powers, il Steel 152:90
W. S. CraiK. S A E J 70:133+ N ■62 Mr 11 exhaust
'63
Design ■Vehicle smoke; report of the vehicle
exhaust study group of the Institute of
Changes needed to adapt Corvalr engine to road transport engineers. Engineer 215:676
Ap 12 '63 . „ ,.,
supercharKing; abstract. K. K. Thoreson Vehicle smog control progresses in California;
and J. O. Brafford. S A E J 70;43 O 62 abstract. U. A. Jensen. S A E J 71:104 Ja
Computers help design vaive trains. U. I. ■C3 ... ,.
Johnson, diag S A E J Vl:30-2 Mr 63
Conflicting demands beset designer of gasifler Vehicle smog emissions: can we avoid after-
turbines. C. A. Amaiin and otiters. diags burners? A L. London, diags Archives En-
S A research
E J 71:67-70 F '63 vironmental Health
Fans 6:672-7 My '63
Ford of racing engines results In '63
stronger connecting rods and bloclis. ii
' 6
Automotive3 Ind 128:51 Ap 15 '63 Modulated fan drive saves power, il Engineer-
Hp trend moves up. Automotive Ind 129:61-5 ing 195:701 My 24 '63
O 15 '63
International design review: engines. . „ diags
11 ,.
Fuel
Automobile Eng Extra no 53:210-21 My 15 Ashless oils perform best In California Re-
Lot spa eng gai H. F. Jon search taxlcab tests; abstract. F. A. Chris-
rks i n e
11usIron
- o Age 192:65 Jl 4ne'63 s. s. Can propane tiansen andwin
others. S A E market?
engine-fuel J 70:100 K. N w•62
1963 Fpassenger-car
rd engineering trends; en-
gines. \V. G. Patton. 11 diags S A E J 70: Brooks, map Oil & Gas J 61:78-9 Jl lo '63
Chemical fuels look like best bet for auto-
32-8 N feaiures
Special '62 of Chrysler Ram Charger 4Jb motive propulsion after 20fi3 A.D. F. W.
Lauck and others. S A E J 70:28-32 D 62
engine, il Automotive Ind 12(:1U6 U 15 '62 Chevrolet studies point to three unfilled lube
Special problems solved in designing Corvalr- and fuel needs for passenger cars and
Spyder camshaft. J. Pechenik. il dias trucks. M. M. Roensch. S A B J 71:30-3 F
S A E ofJ combustion
Survey 71:82-3 Ap '63 chamber progress. J. Ford mobile fuel laboratory makes possible
Geschelin. il diags Automotive Ind 127:42- testing where weather suits. E. J. Richards
5-1- N 1: 71-3 N 15 '62 and J. L. King, il S A E J 71:96-7 N '63
Taunus 12M's lightweight 'V-4 engine has Higher octane needs will boost premium-
number of unusual design features. 11 Auto-
moUve Ind 128:29-1- F 1 '63 Motor-fuel use may &be Gas
fuel demand. Oil J 61:102-3
up 3.8 per cent Mrfor4 '63
62.
Efficiency Oil & Gas J 60:86 S 17 '62
What '63 cars mean to the oil industry. G.
Good maintenance essential to effective air T. Kinnev. 11 Oil c& Gas J 60:71-3 S 17 '62
emission system performance; abstract. See also
W. J. Herman and J. VV. Biattenueriser. Gasoline— Anti-knock and anti-knock mixtures
S A E J 71:101 Jl '63 Fuel consumption
Exhaust
Passenger car fuel -consumption rates. N.
Air lead concentrations from automotive en-
gines; comparison of gasolines containing Lieder. Pub Roads 32:113-20 D '62
tetramethyllead and tetraethyllead. K. S. Fuel feeding
Brief, bibliog il Archives Environmenial
Fuel filter life cannot be predicted; abstract.
Health 5:52<-31
Automobile tailpipeD '62exhaust system protects
servicing personnel. A. H. Tischier. II dlag Air R. L.system
Fuel Bowers.cleanliness S A E J 71:74-5
improved F '63by three-
point parOEcram.
71:09-71 Mr '63 A. J. Tocco. il diags S A E J
Cond against
Battle Heat & smogVen 60:89-90 S '63il Steel 153:
continues, . ^ , ^„
Tests disclose sources of fuel filter clogging;
131-2 Jlfuel
Burning 29 '63
byproducts to sweep away smog. abstract. G. E. Gaston and J. J. Thomas.
'62
11 diag Product
California orders Eng 34:92-3 controls
crankcase Mr 4 '63 for cars. S A E J 71:63 F '63
Ignition
Oil & Gas J 60:78 D 31 '62 Faster risetimes key to better ignition; ab-
California to require blow-by control on used
cars. Cheni & Eng N 41:25 Ag 19 '63 '63S A E J 71:1304-„ My
stract. W. R. Eason. .„
Car smog not unique to Coast; latest anti- Ignition analyzer for hobbyist or pro. R. F.
smog developments; crankcase emission
devices. R. R. Kay. il Iron Age 191:42 Ja Scott. 11 diag Radio-Electronics 34:35 My 63
Pre-fiame reactions In the spark ignition
Ja 24 '63 pipe exhaust line replaces exhaust
Chambered engine: the influence of tetraethyl lead and
pipe, muffler, and tail pipe, il Automotive other anti-knocks. D. Downs and others,
Ind 128:48 My 1 '63 bibliog Inst Pet J 49:8-25 Ja '63
Comprehensive analyses of automotive ex- SparkSee plugs
also
iiausts. R. 'VV. Hum. bibliog Archives En- Ignition devices
vironmental Health 5:592-6 D '62
Direct measurement technique for automobile Auto buyers are still not sold on transistor
exhaust. A. H. Rose. jr. and R. Smith, Ignition systems. Electronics 35:30-2 O 26
bibliog Archives Environmental Health 5:
609-15 D '62 Luca.1 ignition system uses 500-volt tran-
sis Sor.15 D Scott, diag.') Automotive Ind 129:
74
Effects on animals of exposure to auto ex- '63 ^ ^, , . .
haust. S. D. Murphy and others, bibliog
diag Archives Environmental Health 7:60- Reliable ignition needs trouble-free transis-
tors. H. F. Weber, diags S A B J 17:41-5
70 Jl '63 O '63 transistor Ignition. B. Schollmeyer.
Hydrocarbons In the Los Angeles atmosphere. Simple
R. B. Neligan. bibliog diag Archives En- 11 diags Radio-Electronics 34:24-5 Jl '63
vironmental Health 5:581-91 D '62 Start vourD car
33:48-9 '62 fast, il,diag Radio-Electronics
^ ,
Paper chromatographic identification of car- Transistor ignition for production ears. 11
bonyl compounds as their 2.4-dinitrophenyl- •63
hydrazonos in automobile exhaust. E. D. diag Engineering 195:477 Ap 5 '63
Barber and J. P. Lodge, jr. bibliog Anal Lubrication
Chem 35:348-50 Mr '63
Plant damage by pollution derived from auto- Anti-sculT performance of metal organodlthlo-
mobiles. E. F. Darlev and othero Archives phosphate additives. P. A Ueniiett and
Environmental Health 6:761-70 bibliog (p769- R. H. Kabel. bibliog Lub Eng 19:365-70 S
701 Je '63 Automotlvo hibrlcants. H. A. Hartung.
Quieter automobile exhaust systems. 11 Engi- A S M E Trans ser D 85:463-4 blbllog(p472)
neering 195:365 Mr 8 '63
Spot the weak spots In pollution controls. Q. Can moly extend engine life. Engineering 195:
C. Hass and J. R. Scandln. S A E J 71:102-
3 O '63 tunnel air quality. R. I. Larsen and .=; •R't
Chevrolet
765 Je 7 studies
'63 point to three unfilled lube
Sumner and fuel needs for passenger cars and
V. J. Konoplnskl. bibliog diags Archives trucks. M. M. Koensch. S A E J 71:30-3 F
Environmental Health 5:597-608 D '62
AUTOMOBILE engines — Lubrication — Cont. Transfer line speeds output of complex
Effect of polymeric dispersants on encine a uminum parts, il Iron Age 191:76-7 Mr
sludge. I. R. H. Crail and others. biblioK
il Inst Pet J 49:1S9-9S: Discussion. 198-203 21 '63
Transier machine for engine valve seats
Jl '63life oil. J. C. Cree and P. Newman.
Long and
o 13 guide
63 bores, il diag Engineer 216:453
See also
Automobile Eng 53:413-16+ S '63 Automobile parts
Lonser-life
'63 motor oils being rushed to mar-
ket, il Chem & Eng N
Most refiners reluctant to enter long41:31-2 Ja 7 distance
'63 Mufflers
oil nmrket. Oil & Gas J 61:94-5 F 11 New tube mill goes into action. R. T. Berg.
New technique predicts sludging without en- Ob- ?"\"
Jl i Ja Arn
7 6d Mach/MetaJworking Manuf 107;
gine overhaul; abstract. B. Dimitroff and Novel muffler design gives optimal damping.
others. S A B J 71:86 Mr '63 il Iron chambers
Tuning Age 191:104 Mr 7 '63 system
Oil ■63
change intervals under review. Engineer- in exhaust eliminate
ing 194:748 D 7 '62 11 63
muffler. W. H. Powers, il Steel 152:90 Mr
Sluase formation doesn'tS indicate engineN Noise
cleanliness. G. Metzger. A E J 71:51
Teflon rings; key to unlubricated cylinders. Engine noise reduction gives more mechanical
D. E. Klein and W. A, Morain. 11 diag Pet octanes; abstract. J. Andon and C. Marks.
Management 34:222-3 S '62 S A burn
Fast E J 71:89-90
makes My '63 rough in 1963 as
engines
See also
Oil filters. Automobile Vi }■?'¥%■.
17:67-9 My ^■..^- Janeway.
'63; Discussion. diags S A EandJ
J. Andon
Manifolds C. Marks. 17:108
Measurement S '63
of acceleration noise, a traffic
Versatile design spurs savings; machines parameter. T. R. Jones and R. B. Potts il
handle many parts for custom lines. R. H. maps Op Res 10:745-63 N '62
Eshelman. U Iron Age 191:85 Ja 17 '63 Radiators
Manufacture Painting Ford radiators. H. Chase, il Ind
AJIC installs third, six cylinder line, il Steel Finishing 39:87-8 F '63
152:122 Mrcylinder
Broaching 6 '63 blocks, il diag Automobile Radiator and heater production at Ford's
Eng 53:330-2 Jl '63 P"!?
Ind '^,"n J^.'?"A P'^"'-
128:44-5-1- Mr 1 H.'63 Chase, il Automotive
Broaching machine for France, il Engineering Replaceable-tube radiators are real cost-cut-
By 196:376
tying S separate
20 '63 machine tools together ters, il Diesel Eqtilp Supt 41:31-3 F '63
parts banks build a transfer line il Am Specifications
'62
ilacli/Jletaiworking Manut 107:93-4 S 2 '63
Cadillac retools the V-S. C. Emerson, il Am 1964 engines. Machine Design 35:166 S 26 '63
Mach/Metalworking Manuf 106:81-5 O 29 Starting
Chevrolet re-equips for increased production; See Automobiles — Starting
Saginaw grey iron foundry. R. H. Herr- Superchargers
mann, diags Foundry 91:54-8 F '63 Antiknock performance clocked on turbo-
Engine handling mechanized at Fiat plant.
D. Scott, il Automotive Ind 128:46-7 My charged engines of Corvair and Oldsmoble.
1 '63 J. F. Wagner and others. S A E J 71:92-4
Errors halved by gaged castings, il diag
Product Eng 34:77 controlled An 15 '63 transfer Automobile turbocharger development R.
First numerically ma- Ag '6.'^ needed
chine debuts,design; il Mill nodular
& Factory 73:73 S arm'63 Ramey.
Changes il Automotive
to adaptInd Corvair
128:44-5 engine
Mv' 1 '63
to
Good casting iron rocker supercharging: abstract. R. E. Thoreson
for Ford V8 engines. R. H. Herrmann, il and J. O. Brafford. S A E J 70:43 O '62
Foundry 90:32-5 D '62 Peco-Judson supercharger, il diags Automo-
Hardenable cast iron tappets, il Automobile bile Eng 53:102-3 Mr 63
Eng 53:333-5 Jl '63 Turbo-
03:42-51superchargiF 63 ng, il diags Automobile Eng
Hillman Imp. F. L. Church, il diag Mod
Metals 19:34-f Je '63 Temperature
Hillman Imp cylinder block, il diags Auto-
mobile Eng 53:454-63 O '63 Look for trouble when engine gets too hot;
How Germany btillds a modern oar. Taunus abstract. M J. Durella and others, il diag
12 M Cardinal. C. H. Wick, il diags Mach S A E J 71:93
69:1114-15 n '62 Pyrometers will Ap
save'63 you money. 11 Diesel
Improve motor block weld repair, diags Weld- Equip Supt 41:35 Je '63
mg Eng 48:64-f Mr '63 Testing
Large overseas builder employs four inter-
connected transfer machines in engine Apparatus measures torsional vibration of
cylinder- block line, il Automotive Ind 129: small engines; abstract. J. M. Clark, jr. and
45-9 Ag 1 '63 W. L. Rollwitz. diags S A B J 71:92-3 My
Machining cylinder blocks and heads at 63
Chevrolet's il six-cylinder
Geschehn. Automotive engine plant. ApJ.
Ind 128:59-62 Electric corrosometer tests bring new engine
rust data: abstract. C. H. Bailey. S A E J
15 '63
Magnesium engine-castings. L. Lasch. il Engine specific output. F. R. B. King Au-
Automobile Eng 53:190-5 My '63 tomobile Eng 53:136-47 Ap '63
Major retooling in minimum change-over Engines are run in on automated setup at
time. C. H. Wick. 11 Mach 69:95-103 D "62 Opel car plant. D. Scott. 11 AutomoUve Ind
Making diversified engines at Chrysler. J.
Geschelin. il diag Automotive Ind 129:59- Factors in the life of cams and tappets.
62 Ag 15 '63 Engineering 195:69 Ja 18 '63
Making engine front covers and crankshafts
at Cadillac. J Geschelin. 11 diags Automo- Measure dwell angle. D. H. Bryce. 11 diags
tive Ind 128:38-41-1- Mr 1 '63 Radio-Electronics 34:32-3 S '63
Making engine production pay. il diags Auto- Oscilloscopes in the modern garage. E. E.
motive Ind 129:76-90 S 1 '63 Morgan. 11 diags Ind Electronics 1:349-53
Modern foundry in the Forest of Dean. 11 Ap 63
Engineer 216:427-8 S 13 '63 Tape simulates engine runs. R. H. Eshelman.
^t?'
Mach,^°?],''}5„
69:120-71°''D Cadillac's 62 new engine. 11 il Iron Age 191:90-1 F 7 '63
Perkins story; small engines, big production; Valves
itej f ■r?"?co'^"^ ^^^^- I'issel Equip Supt Computers help design valve trains. G. I.
Practical machining Johnson, diag S A B J 71:30-2 Mr '63
pays ofC for Chrysler. Deflections studied in troubled valve trains;
il Steel 152:169-70 Mr 25 '63 abstract. C. A. Beard and J. G. G Hemp-
Production . starts on engine components;
British piston ring co. 11 Engineering 196: AUTOMOBILE fabrics Jricmp
M IO O J 1) DO
son. S A E J 70:72 D '62
Rocker justifies bank spacing for V-8 blocks, 147:66-7 ^?'"l''i,
^'fP^^^f., Ja 63 ^°'' coaters. Rubber World
iv Arn
Mr 4 63 Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:67 AUTOMOBILE factories
Cadillac rnotor car division vehicles at Cleve-
Tin-alloy toughens car engines. H. F. Jones 51-3 D 1 62
il Iron Age 191:65 Ap 4 '63 r^"? ?J" , ^?^® plant, il AutomoUve Ind 127:
AUTOMOBILE factories — Cantinued Revamped plant makes Chevy axles. C. Emer-
Dana corp a pioneer parts maker. J. Gesch- son, il Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:
elin. il Automotive Ind 127:60-2+ N 1 "62 86-7 Jl 8 '63 , . ^ ,
Defense operations at l''ord. h'. tS. KJpp. ii Rootes start making the Imp at Linwood. 11
'63
Pacemakers in component127:47-50
diaff Automotive Ind design; D Bore-War-
1 '62 Engineering
Stuck together, 195:614 My 3 '63 10:35-1- F
il Automation 63
nt-r 11 Automotive Ind 128:59-72 My 15 '63 Tool spending by automakers due for hike
in 1964 models. H. J. Jones, il Iron Age
Package deal for Pressed Steel's plant, il 191:45-6 Mr 28 '63 , . . ^^
EnEineeriiig 194:544 O 26 '62 Toyo Kogyo; a car called Mazda. A. Ashbum.
Studebaker's defense products. J. De Franco.
il Automotive Ind 127:72 D 1 '62 il Am MacliyMetalworking Manuf 107:64-6
See also
Automobile assembly plants U.S.
Mr production
4 '63motive plants; equipment
Automobiles — Manufacture illustrationsinwith
overseas
text. auto-
C. A.
Control equipment Weinert. Automotive Ind 129:48-55 Jl 1; 72-
Electronics in the production of the Imp. Versatile design spurs savings; machines
9handle
Jl 15 '63
many parts for custom lines. R. H.
il Ind Electronics 1:471-3 Je '63
Costs Eshelman. rolling
Versatile il Ironbolster
Age 191:85 Jaat 17 Fisher
presses '63
Value engineering at Ford saves dollars for body Cleveland plant. J. Geschelin. il Auto-
company and customer. C. E. Homer, il motive Ind 128:43-4 F 1 '63
Volkswagen story, il Metal Prog 83:80-5 Ja
S A E J 71:26-9 Mr '63
Equipment Maintenance and repair
Advanced methods turn out Toyo Kogyo com- Central facility keeps research equipment in
pacts. R. E. Green, il diag Mach 69:55-94 better shape at lower cost; abstract. D. L.
Hammond and J. Lunan. S A E J 70:92-3
AlfaMy Romeo's
'63 new mass production factory.
plan Engineering 194:633 toolN 16 improvement
'62 N "62
Preventive maintenance records help Ford
Automaker cites machine maintain equipment reliabiUty. A. Darin.
areas. Steel want
Automakers 153:81-2
1964 Ag model
5 '63 tooling early. il Plant Eng 17:123-6 Ja '63
Management
il Steel 151:105-6
Automated forging N at12 Opel.
'62 J. R. Mikton. il Engineering for maximum value. J. Geschelin.
Am Mach/MetaJworking Manuf 107:97-9 Mr Automotive Ind will
128:43-5
18 '63 How automakers hold Jeprice
1 '63 line. 11 Steel
Automatic assembly of engine components 152:2Sl-2 Ja 7 '63 „
on in-line machines at Buick. H. Chase, il How GM maintains depth in management. G.
AutomoUve Ind 128:58-9 F 1 '63 Jacoby. Steel
Oldsmobile reduces153:65-6 Jl 1 '63
communication time 87
Automotive machining progress, il Automo-
'63
Cadillactive Ind 128:48-52
retools the Je
V-8.1 '63C. Emerson, il Am per cent. J. Geschelin. flow chart il Auto-
motive Ind 127:74-5 N 15 '62
Mach/Metalworking Manuf 106:81-5 O 29 '62 SIUO.OOO.OOO ten-year program at Rockwell-
Cardinal demanded new tooling. R. H. Eshel- Standard. J. Geschelin. il Automotive Ind
man. il Iron Age 190:151 S 13 '62 128:66-94- Ja 15 S19 '63 million in U.S. Steel
Chrysler's aperture card system. J. Geschelin. Volkswagen spends
flow chart il Automotive Ind 128:49-50 My 153:217-18 O 14 '63
I '63
Designing dies for variable production re- Quality control
quirements, out
diags Mach 69:102-13 My il'63Steel Automakers look at automatic assembly. R.
Detroit hammers flexibiUty rules,
H. Eshelman.
Battle il Iron Age
of warranties; how 192:47 Jl 25it "63
far will go?
151:115-16 D
Diversified 10 '62
manufacturing at Warner gear
works J Geschelin. il diags Automotive Ind Steelof152:95-6
Cost quality Apis 8 highest,
'63 when you don t
129:57-60 tooling
Jl 15 '63slashes costs. H. F. Jones, have it. H. E. Chesebrough. il Iron Age
Economy
192:66-8 Ag 29 '63
Ford specifies its way high-quality castings.
il Iron Age
Engines are 191:67 run inJe on20 '63automated setup at R. H. Herrmann. 11 Foundry 91:102-5 My
Opel car plant. D. Scott, il Automotive Ind
128:73-4 F 15 '63 How Ford approaches quality control. 11 Steel
Full dip paints the Mercedes. J. R. Mikton.
il Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:54-6 Next quality
151:56-61 N 12 control
'62 target of automakers,
High
Ap 29 output'63 forging line at Opel plant. D. il Steel 152:137-8 My 13 '63
Quality is no mistake. L. D. Miller. II Auto-
HowScott,Germany
il Automotive builds a Ind 128:53-5car.Mr Taunus
modem 1 '63 mation 10:39-t- Ap '63
12M Cardinal. C. H. Wick, il diags Mach Quality testing to get all the facts; abstract.
69:104-15 U '62 R. A. Gallant. S A E J 70:90 N '62
Japanese carmaker automates production con- Rx for quality; Rolls Royce's quality con-
trol system, il Steel 152:100-2 trol program. Product Eng 34:61 O 28 '63
New automatic machine line Jefor 10 Cadillac
'63
Solving automotive quality problems. H. W.
cylinder blocks. J. Geschelin. il Automotive Barclay. Automotive '62 Ind 129:67-9 Ag 15 '63
NewInd line
127:35-8 merges N 1 men,
'62 machines; Australian What's next automation step? R. H. Eshel-
car production uses merged automation. R. man. U Iron Age 191:71 Mr 28 '63
H. Eshleman. il Iron recent
Age 190:101 N 15 '62 Waste
New plant and tools; developments in
production equipment (cont). il diags Auto- Centrifuge wrings out waste for burning, il
mobile Eng 53:38-9. 78-)-. 109-11, 160-2. 204- diag Plant Eng 17:147-8 S '63
6. 297-300. 336-40. 378-82 Ja-Ag '63 AUTOMOBILE fans. Sea Automobile engines —
New plant for a new car; at Opel, new di-
mension in automation. J. R. Mikton. 11 Fans
Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 106:75-9 N AUTOMOBILE fenders. See Automobiles —
Fenders
26 '62 AUTOMOBILE Industry and trade
New production and plant equipment. Pub- Automakers set for changeover. H. F. Jones.
lished in scmi-monthlv numbers of Auto-
motive indii.strlGS
New range of hea\'y mechanical presses; at 11 Iron Age 192:37 Ag 1 '63
Jaguar Cars, il diags Engineering 194:430-1 Automotive industry's role In defense. T. F.
Morrow, il Automotive Ind 127:42-1- D 1
New O 5 transfer
'62 machine will use gun boring
for valve body; Ford motor co. 11 Automo- Aut add spa to bus Stee 152
os rk ine l :95
tive Ind 128:74-5 My 15 '63 ss. -7
1963 automotive metalworking improvement Chrysler hunts markets abroad. H. F. Jones.
planning section, il diags Automotive Ind My Iron
11 20 '63 Age 191:103 Ap 25 '63
129:74-1264- S 1 '63 EiTglneer's view of local content. P. H.
1963 products guide for manufacturing, auto- Pretz. S A E J 71:34-5 Mr '63
motive, and aviation products. Automotive Fallacies about the automobile industry. H.
Ind 127:149-251 D 15 '62 R. Chesebrough. S A V. J 71:44-6 Ag '63
Nissan- Bluebird of export. A. Ashbum. 11 Ford. Chevy
Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:97-9 F nies due to armclosefor marketing
'64 fray; both gaps. compa-
H. F.
18 '63 Jones, il Iron Age 191:47 Mr 23 '63
Numerical controls at Saginaw. J. Geschelin. Larger market looms for sports cars. Steel
II Automotive Ind 128:76-7-t- Ja 15 "63
152:111 Je 24 '63 . « 'j^
103
AUTOMOBILE industry and trade — Continued How Germany builds a modem car. Taunus
Studebaker stylea its way up; better plan- 12M Cardinal. C. H. Wick, il diags Mach
ning avoids last year's tooling delays, a. 69:104-15 D '62
V. See
Jones, Low-cost cross-country vehicle; Kraka. il
also il Iron Age 192:119 S 26 '63 diag plant
Engineer
Automobile factories New for a 214:913 new car; N 23 at'62Opel, new di-
Ford motor company mension
■63in automation. J. R. Mikton. il
Gasoline service stations — Automobile acces- Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 106:75-9 N
sories
Volkswagen
26 '62 builds to catch demand. H. F.
New models Jones, il Iron Age 192:131 O 10 '63
Auto styles go international. H. F. Jones, West Germany's automotive industry records
il Iron Age 191:39prestige
Ja 10 '63cars; low volume, further marked gains. C. A. Weinert, Auto-
Cashing in on motive Ind 129:40-3 Jl 1 '63
specialty models are good sellers. H. F. Great Britain
Jones, ilto Iron
Chevrolet offerAgeAve 191:115
Unes m My1964.9 Steel
'63 152: Britain tools for 2.3 million cars. D. Scott,
199 Ap 22 '63
Chrysler parades bigness, power. H. F. „ „ Jones,
^ il Automotive
Car manufacture Indin 129:31-3 Scotland;Jl Rootes
1 '63 group.
il Iron gets
Age 192:47 Ag 1964.
22 '63 11 diag Engineer review 215:810-16 My 3 '63 en-
Detroit set tor il Steel ,.„,,,
153:151-2„ Engineering for 1963: automobile
gine ring, il Engineering 195:110-12 Ja 18
Ag 12 '63
Detroit iron curtain sags. Product Eng 34:
47-8 preens
Jl 22 '63 Rootes start making the Imp at Linwood. 11
Ford entire Une ,for , 64; ^ from „Falcon
, Engineering 195:614 My 3 '63
to T-Bird. Fords get all-new styling. H. F.
Jones, 63»4
Fords il Ironmodels.
Age 192:55 S 5 '63 Ind 128:20
Automotive Israel
Auto-making grows in Israel, il Automotive
Ja 1 '63
Foreign carmakers in style trap, il Steel 152: Ind 129:44 Jl 1 '63 Italy
93-4 Je 3 '63
GMto'63toaddpushthree Che\-y sales inlines,
assembly 1964; unveil
corporation
new Alfa Romeo's new mass production factory,
car H. F Jones, il Iron Age 191:57 Je 6 plan Engineering 194:633 N 16 '62
Japan
Highlights
•63 of '64 models. J. Geschelin. Au- Advanced methods turn out Toyo Kogyo com-
Impala and tomotive Ind 129:66+faceO hot
Galaxie 15 '63 competition. J. pacts. R. E. Green, il diag Mach 69:85-94
Dunne, il Automotive Ind 129:29-30 O 1 Auto-making booms in Japan; inter\'iew with
Sly '63
Dr P. H. Schweitzer, il Automotive Ind 128:
More rapid auto style changes keep tool-
makers busy on '65s. H. P. Jones. U Iron 59-62+ Ja 15 '63
Age frames
191:53-5 toJe aid 20 '63flexibility; GM plans Japanese carmaker automates production con-
New
Nissan;trol Bluebird
system, il Steel 152:100-2A. JeAshburn.
of export. 10 '63 il
change for '64. Ford to follow in '65. H. F. Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:97-9 F
NewJones,
VW il aims Iron Age at inroads191:113 here.
Je 13 H. '63 F. Jones,
il Iron Age 191:51 My 2 '63 Toyo Kogyo; a car called Mazda. A. Ashbum.
18 '63
1964 cars; bigger, more powerful. G. T. Kin- il Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:64-6
ney. Oil & C3as Jhighlights
1964 engineering 61:75-8 S of 9 '63Chrysler cor- AUTOMOBILE laboratories
Mr 4 '63
poration's cars. J. Geschelin. il diags Au-
tomotive Ind 129:53-8 Ag 15 '63 Equipment
1964 Ford mechanical features. J. Geschelin. Crashing cars pneumatically at the Ex-
il diags perimental engineering dept. of General
1964 modelsAutomotive take shape, Ind il 129:55-9
Steel S152:91-2
1 '63
Motors proving grounds, il Comp Air Mag
F 18 '63
1964 sales outlook stirs competitiveness, il Fiat
6S:22vehicle
Je '63 crash simulator. 11 Automobile
Steelties
Olds 152:79-80
sales rise Ap in 29 Jetstar;
'63 Buick offers
a Wildcat with a little less trim. H. F. NewEng impact
53:320-1 machine Jl '63 simulates crash condi-
tions in reverse; abstract. W. G. Cichowski.
Jones, il Iron Age 192:79 S 19 "63 il diags S A E J 71:102 Je '63
■V^'hat '63 cars mean to the oil industry. G. T. AUTOMOBILE laws and regulations
Kinney,
See also il Oil & Gas J 60:71-3 S 17 '62 See also
Automobiles — Exh Ibltions Motor vehicles — Inspection
Traffic regulations
Statistics AUTOMOBILE lighting. See Automobiles —
Highlights of '64 models. J. Geschelin. Au- Lighting
tomotive Ind 129:66-77 O 15 '63 AUTOMOBILE
mobile oil filters. See Oil filters. Auto-
Used cars
See also AUTOMOBILE parking
Automobile sales buildings — Used car lots Budget lighting for shopping center parking.
Australia
Carsil Ilium
park Eng on tiers58:307 of secarced2 Apramps; '63 Wheel-
Australian output soars. N. M. Lloyd, il Auto- right Car ofParks, il Eng N 170:98
motive Ind 129:67-9 Jl 15 '63 E.stimation parking facility usage.Ap D.4 '63
J.
GM's Australian expansion. E. C. Daum. il Faustman. plan Traffic Q 17:68-78 Ja '63
Automotive
New line merges Ind 129:37-9 Jl 1 '63 Australian
men, machines; London airport's new multi-storey car park.
car nroduction uses merged automation. R. il Engineering
Mechanical car 196:239
park Ag 23 '63building.
beneath II
H. Eshleman. il Iron Age 190:101 N 15 '62 diags
Mechanical Engineering
car park 196:461
uses O convevor
11 '63 belt
Europe
principle, diag Engineering 196:111 Jl 26
Technical developments sparking astonishing 63
European automotive growth. L. Raymond. Mechanical system of car parking, il Engi-
S A E J 71:64-5 O '63 neer 216:563 O 4 '63
France Offlce-building parking. G. L. McGonlgle.
3pls plandecksTraffic
Parking Q 17:249-53
combined with Ap Florida'63 store.
French auto industry reaches new highs. D.
Scott, il Automotive Ind 129:34-6 Jl 1 '63 il Arch garage
Parking Rec 133:170-1 bridges Je big '63 Sioux River, il
French automaking firm investigates n/c ma-
chining costs: Renault co. il Automation Eng N space
Parking 171:54-5recorder,
Ag 15 '63 il Engineer 216:274
)ri:434-
New site Sand'63 new models for Paris salon. G. Parking
Ag 16 '63 study applications. H K. Evans
Wilkins. hasil Engineering
Renault doubled 194:498-9by O licensing
volume 19 '62 Traffic Othe17:274-92
Parking: crisis is Ap '63
downtown. 11 plan diags
pacts, national
When il Automotive Ind 129:65-6
policy controls Jl 15 '63
an industry; Arch Forum equipment 118:100-9 F in'63 multi-storev
the French motor industrv. G. Wilkins. il Photoelectric car
park at London airport. 11 Ind Electronics
Engineering 196:460 O 11 '63
Germany Precast
1:659 O TTs '63 deck spiral garage in Oakland,
German cars larger: NSU unveils Wankel- Calif, il Eng N 171:36-7 S 26 '63
Seattle center self-parking facility. N. G.
engine roadster. D. Scott. 11 Automotive Jacobson, jr. il Am Concrete Inst J 60:710-17
Ind 129:51-2-f O 15 '63
Je '63
■62

AUTOMOBILE parking — Continued Transfer machine flexibility grows. R. H.
i
ahoe Lane mechanical car park; Parc&r Eshelman. il automauc
Iron Age transmissionl'Jl:117 My 9 produc-
'63
system, WestinghOLLse
See alsoil Kn^nieer 215:1U2 Ja 25 *63 tion. 11 plana diag Automobile Eng 63:
Drive-in and curb services
AUTOMOBILE parts 112-20 Mr '63 Testing
American motors co; akin under the skin? Chassis frames tested on unique research
company plans common parts for all cars.
H. F. Jones, il Iron Atie rjl:55 F 2S liS machine, il Automotive Ind 127:80-1- N 15
Auto parts boom; plastics tailored to fit tlie Distributor caps evaluated by easy test; ab-
job. il tipsPlastics
Design World
for reinforced 21:20-1 My
plastics '63
parts. stract. P. J. Willson and D. M. Teague.
L.. L.. Palmer, il Materials in Design ling S A E J 71:65 Je '63and custom
56:122-3 O '62 Top-quality gaskets engineering
Everyone backs up warranties. H. F. Jones. solve automotive compressor problems for
il Iron parts
Age 191:71 F 7 '63 York. J. F. Utluy. il Automotive Ind 12i':
Longer warranty; suppliers required to 108-1- D 15 '62
extend guarantee, dias Automotive Ind 128: AUTOMOBILE racing
23-4 Mr 1 '63 Automobile racing; physical requirements and
Mechanization emphasized in diecasting at safety factors. T. A. Hanna. Archives En-
Daimler- Uenz. K. tichaefer and K. Detering. vironmental Health 7:286-8 S ^63
il plan Foundry 91:lUU-2-l- Ap '63 "Indy" Fords upset tradition. H. M. Nelson.
New automotive uses for malleable iron, il il Automotive Ind 128:37-40-1- Je 15 '63
Automotive AUTOMOBILE radiators. See Automobile en-
Plastic coating Ind saves
128:55-)-costsF 15of '63packaging. gines— -Itadiators
shipping, and storing parts, il Automotive AUTOMOBILE research
IndiSee128:270-f
also Mr 15 '63 Associated engineering ltd. group research
Automobiles — Doors and development. 11 diags Automobile Eng
53:270-2 Je 63
Manufacture Racing research, il Automotive Ind 128:21-2
Auto men eye Ap 1: 51 applied
Research Ap 15 '63 to automobile production.
Cleveland plantrebuilt reworks parts line; Chevy's
automatic trans-
m i s i o n s , i l iron Age 192:33 Ag 8drawing.
"63 II Engineering
There are plenty 194:670-1 N 23 '62 emiong ride
of differences
Automakers
■63 get look at stretch 11 improvement researchers; but there is some
diags Steel assembly
Automated 153:42-6 Jlmachine 22 '63 produces car common ground too. B. D. Van Deusen and
door locks at rates exceeding 2700 per day. others. S A Esales
AUTOMOBILE J 71:68-71
buildingsJe '63
C. J. Kelly, il Automotive Ind 128:53 Ap 1
Used car lots
Automatic assembly machine, il diag Auto- Lighting a used car lot; installation at County
Automaticmobileassembly Eng 53:286-8 machine. Je '63 11 diag Auto- line auto CO.. Township line and West
mobile Eng 53:72-5 F '63 Chester pike. Upper Darby. Pa.: lighting
Automotive processes illustrated. C. J. Kelly. data sheet. R. F. Flood and G. T. Ander-
Automotive
Axle housings Ind 128:54-5
welded Je 1 '63 lines at
on automated Lightingson, jr. alation
Iliumused Eng
car 58:464
at Parsons
Je '63
shopping
of Glenscenter;
Falls Instal-
and
Fiat. D. Scott, il Automotive Ind 128:52-3-1-
Murphy-Parsons, Upper Glen street. Glens
F 1 '63 Falls. N.Y.; lighting data sheet. H. J.
Chevrolet's
changeability. program for power
J. Geshelin. plant inter-
Automotive Ind Chase, plan Ilium '63 Eng 58:445-6 Je '63
127:61-3^- N 15 '62 AUTOMOBILE steel. See Steel. Automobile
Cold forging starter motor shafts at Delco- AUTOMOBILE tires. See Tires, Automobile
Remy. J. Geschelin. il diag Automotive Ind AUTOMOBILE traffic
128:51-2
Cole rollingMy of1 splines '63 on hardened shafts at See also
Pontiac on a single Michigan tool company Road traffic
Street traffic
Roto-Flo machine, il diag Automotive Ind AUTOMOBILE trailer camps
128:56-7 Fdischarge
Electrical 15 '63 machining used at Mell- Gas lights streets In mobile home park. 11
ing forging co. J. Geschelin. il Automotive
Gas 38:114 O trailers
AUTOMOBILE '62
Ind 129:65-6magnetic
Fluorescent Ag 15 '63 particle Inspection as- ABS laminate with special core which gives
sures quality of Chrysler steering knuclt- some elasticity, il Plastics World 21:38-9
les. E. automotive
Foreign Brown, il Mach 69:116-19
production D '62 C.
illustrated. Automakers pull sales from mobile travel.
J. Kelly. Automotive Ind 129:56-7 Jl 1 '63 Ag F.'63 Jones,
H.
Hillman Imp transmission. 11 diag Automobile Caravan homes, il ilIronEngineering
Age 192:49 195:208
N 7 '63
F 1
Eng 53:290-6
How Germany builds a modern car. Taunus Je '63
Flying flre towers. 11 Light Metal Age 21:22
12M Cardinal. C. H. Wick. 11 diags Mach
69:104-15 use D '62 International caravan '63 exhibition. 11 Engineer-
Increasing of metal powder parts In au- Ag ing '63196:480 O 11 ■eS
tomotive plants. J. Geschelin. il Automo- Lacquered panels enhance mobile home In-
■63 tive Ind 128:39-42-f
Materials and processes Ja 1:used 48-9-1-
in Mr Fiat 1 cars.
'63 teriors. W. Swett. il Ind Finishing 38:60-
2-1- O '62
C. F. Bona, il Metal Prog 83:66-73-1- Ja '63 Rubber firm's
working: Expanded new plastic bounces il into
Royalite. metal-
Steel 152:
Mechanical-feed transfer at work. 11 Am •63
Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:106-7 My 13
Trailers
65 My 20 ride^63 smooth sales road. K. W. Ben-
Moro automotiva uses seen for adheslves. nett. Iron Age 192:38-9 Jl 25 ^63
Material.1 in Design Eng 58:196-1- S '63 Manufacture
New production line integrates molding and
coremaking. R. H. Herrmann. 11 plan Huge fiberglass components used in Dodge
Foundry 90:48-51 O '62 motor homes, il Automotive Ind 128:58-9
Next quality control target of automakers, Safety measures
il Steel 152:137-8 My 13 '63 F 15 '63
Manufacturers certify safety in mobile homes.
1963 automotive metalworking improvement
planning section. 11 diags Automotive Ind E. W. Swett. il Mag of Stand 34:203-6 Jl
129:74-126-1- S 1 '63 AUTOMOBILES
$100,000,000 ten-year program at Rockwell-
Standard. J. Ge.-jchelln. II Automotive Ind All-new Tempest highlights Pontlao's '64 line.
128:66-9-f Ja 15 ■es 11 diags
Auto famllia.Automotive
11 MachineInd Design
129:52-6 35:24
O 1 F'63 14
Powder metallurgy advances boost automo-
tive applications. R. P. Koehring. 11 S A E J Auto Union reintroduce the 1000. II Engineer-
71:39-41 F '63
Radiator and heater production at Ford's ing 196:293 may
Automation S 6 '63elevate future commuters
Green Island plant. H. Chase. 11 Automo- and In-city travelers; Starrcar. 11 Elec Eng
tive Ind 12S:44-5-t- Mr 1 '63
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge case study In 82:292 Apbrings
Cadillac '63 out largo engine and new
product planning. J. Geschelin. 11 Auto- transmission. 11 Automotiv* Ind 129:39-40
motive Ind 128:37-42 Je 1 '63
Transfer attribute tributes. L. D. Miller II Cars
O 1 for
'63 touring In the grand manner. II
Automation 10:43-1- My ^63 Engineering 195:740 My 31 '63
105
AUTOMOBILES — Continued Turbine anyone? 11 diag Product Eng 34:41-2
Cars look-alikes for '64. II diags Product Turbine car unveiled; Chysler model has
Ene Mercedes
Cars; 34:27-30 S 230 30 '63
SL. 11 Product EriK 34:60 Je 24 '63
many novel features. J. Dunne and C. B.
Aff 5 '03
Cortina estate car; admirable tail features, il Campbell, il diag Automotive Ind 128:27-9
Two high perfoimance saloon cars: S type
DAFEngineering
750 and 195:345 DatTodil.Mr il8 '63 diasrs Automobile Je 1 '63 and tiie Aston Martin DB5. 11 En-
Jaguar
En^ 52:342-9. 494-500; 53:26-32 S. D '62- 230 SL gineeris 216:554 O 4 '63 durable engine, easy
described;
Ja
Daimler '63 2.5 litre V8 saloon. 11 Engineering handling are noted. J. Geschelin. diags
194:468 O 12 '62 Automotive
230SL; Ind 129:19-20
Mercedes-Benz Jl 1a '63new sports
builds
Detroit'63 won't spare the horses. H. F. Jones.
il Iron
Effect of Ase the 191:98automobile Ja 3 '63 on patterns of urban Two new jeep series: Willys Mrmotors.
car. il Machine Design 35:10 28 '63 J.
growth. H. Hoyt. Traffic Q 17:293-301 Ap Dunne and C. B. Campbell, il Automotive
Ford Cor supe an Cor 11 Ind 127:17-18
Vauxhall Viva N engineering,
1 '62 il diags Engi-
tin r Eng d 53:61-3 ti F '63
diags range
Ford Automobile
a expands again. 11 na-Engineering
Lot What the neeringMGA190:387lacked
S 27 '63is now in the MGB. 11
196:425 O 4 Allegro.
'63 us. Engineering 190:292-3 S 6 '63
Ford unveils II Automotive Ind 129: Willys blends beauty and brawn; new jeep
42 S 1 '63 station wagons emphasize stvling. H. F.
Ford's
market costly expected. styling J. increased
Dunne, il share of '64
Automotive Jones, il Iron Age 190:87 O 25 '62
See aJso
Ind 129:35-6 Automobile engineering
Fords restyled S Fairlanes. 15 '63 il Automotive Ind Automobile engines
129:67 S 15auto'63 mockup Motor trucks
Futuristic features new con- Motor vehicles
trols, il Machine Design Riviera,
35:6 Ap new25 '63 Radio telephone on automobiles
Taxicabs
GM sports car entry; Buick
to compete with Thunderbird. Avanti. il Tractors
Iron Aae 190:147 S 13 '62 Acceleration
Grand Mercedes provides a club car for eight. Measurement of acceleration noise, a traffic
Howil ■6Machine
3 cars haveDesign changed35:10 in S 30 12 years. '63 K. A. parameter. T. R. Jones and R. B. Potts.
Stonex. sceptre, S A E il J Automobile 70:33-5 O Eng '62 53:63 F il maps accelerations.
Vehicle Op Res 10:745-63 N '62 diags Au-
G. Francia.
Humber
tomobile Eng 53:361-7, 407-S-t- Ag-S '63
Hum Supe Snip il Eng 195: Air conditioning
b r e, in 37
Jaer 11 '63Dodge,
Imperial. and Valiant elines eri
ng for 1964. Air conditioning soars. J. Dunne. Automotive
il Automotive Ind buyers
129:37-8pushO 15 coolers,
'63
Jaguar Mark X. Ind il diags129:56-7 O 1 '63Eng 53:
Automobile Car buckets, belts for
344-53. 39S-4U5 Ag-S '63 '64. Steel 153:81-2 Jl 15 '63
Japanese coup6 with sliding canopy. II Engi- 1964 passenger-car engineering trends; heat-
ing and air conditioning. W. G. Patton. 11
neering 196:264 Ag 30 '63
Key changes in engineering on '63 cars. 11 diag S A E J 71:44 Axles N '63
Steel 151:155-6
Lincoln Continental O 15has '62 longer wheelbase and
more headroom, il diag Automotive Ind Axle housings welded on automated lines at
129:65 Elan S 15 GT '63 two-seater. Fiat. D. Scott. 11 Automotive Ind 128:52-3-f
Lotus 11 Engineering
194:467 cars O 12keep '62 rolling along, il Steel 151: Double-ended
F 1 '63 boring machine for axle hous-
Luxury ing, il Engineer 215:1007 My 31gears,
'63 il diag
95 O 8 '62 Load tester; no hugs in these
Mk 10 Jaguar has grace, space and pace, il Product Eng 34:58 Ag 5 '63
Engineering 196:74-5 Jl 19 '63 New procedure simplifies axle noise evalua-
'63 tion. C. G. Dibert and W. M. Fairhurst.
Many
new changes engines indue.'64s; J.restyled Dunne compactsand C. and B.
Campbell, il Automotive Ind 128:17-18 Mr 1 diag S A plant
Revamped E J 71:68-9 makes JlChevy
'63 axles. C. Emer-
son, il Am Mach/Metal working Manuf 107;
Med size spo s fr Hum il
ium
Engineering d 195:68 rts JaaloIS on '63 om ber 86-7 Jl 8 '63 Bodies
Mercedes limousine, il Automotive Ind . 129:
24 O 1 '63 Aerodynamics and space frames help shape
Mercury offers 16 models for '64. il Automo- modern sports cars. K. E. Ludvigsen. II
More power tive Ind 129:61-2 for the O 1 Jensen
'63 with American diags toS boost
Avanti A E output; J 70:64-7 Studebaker
O '62 to make
own fiberglass bodies. J. Dunne and C. B.
NewV8. Dodgeil Engineering styling, 11194:468 AutomotiveO 12 Ind '62 129:61 Campbell. Automotive Ind 127:37-8 N 15
NewS 15 familiar
'63 Jaguar, il Engineering 196:425 Body engineering from Model T to T-Bird
NewO ■ 4 models
'63 from Dagenham: Ford Consul P- L.„ Logue. il diags S A B J 71:48-51
63
Classic, il diag Engineer 216:553-4 O 4 '63 Body
Mv '63repairs without access behind the
New Ramblers; American, classic and Am- panel; Acrulite. il Engineering 195:14 Ja 4
bas ador, il Automotive Ind 129:50-1 O 1
Cashing in on prestige cars: low vohimp
New Rove to attr the you driv snecialtv models are good sellers. H F
rs ac nge er. Jones, il Iron Age 191:115 Mv 9 '63
Newil Engineering
series added 194:500 O 19 '62line,
to tChevrolet r il Auto- Chevrolet'.! program for power plant Inter-
New motive Ind 129:41-4
turbine O 1 '63 il Oil & Gas J
car unveiled, 63
^!?5-.'l?^|-^;^'''* ^- J-. Geshelin. Automotive Ind
61:S3 Mv 20 '63 *^'o??'?S?'''^'v
196463 Buicks. il AutomoUve Ind 129:55-9 S 15 DAF 750 and ''oF',7!,''°"^ ^^^^ text. Engineer
Daffodil; description of the rear
1964 Comet completely restyled. il Automotive and front suspension systems, steering gear,
brakes, electrical equipment and bodv struc-
Ind 129:58-60 O 1 '63 ture, il diags Automobile Eng 53:26-32 Ja
1964 Oldsmobile line. J. Geschelin il diags 63
Automotive Ind 129:45-9 O 1 '63 Expert evaluates three resistance weld ad-
1964's: new automobiles pouring out of De- vances, il Steel 12:52-4 F 25 '63
troit, il Machine Design 35:158-66 S 26 '63 Four lines drop unit body. J. Dunne and
Renault RS; lively French newcomer. 11 En- C. B. Campbell. Automotive Ind 127:37-8
gineering 195:533 Ap 19 '63 D 1 .5 62
Rover 3 litre automatic, il Engineering' 195: GM reverses unit bodv trend. H F Jones
344 Mr 8 '63 il Iron Aee 190:39 D 27 '62
Rover 2000: a new car with a new image, How unitizedplant. bodiesJ. are made at AMC'a
il Engineering 196:458-9 O 11 '63 Milwaukee Geschelin. il Auto-
Seat belts standard on '64 auto models. Steel motive Ind 128:35-7 F 1 '63
153:120 S 9 '63 Internntional review of coachwork. C W
Standard's Ward. II dia.gs Automobile Eng 53:274-85 Je
195:277 F sports 22 '63 Triumph. 11 Engineering 63
Studebaker'g new cars are longer and lower. London show review; bodywork. II diag Auto-
il Automotive Ind 129:68-9 S 15 '63 mobile Eng Extra no 5^:486-92 N 26 '62
'63

A U TO M O B I L ES— Bodies — Continued Control
lôndonticslaxi 36:ia0 Mr in polyester/glass,
63 il Brit Plas- Speed controller uses manifold pressure feed-
Making body production pay. il Automotive back, il diag Machine Design 35:118-19 F
Ind 129:115-18 Corrosion
Making Corvette S and 1 '63 Avanti bodies of fiber 28 '63
glass reinforced plastic. J. Geschelin. il Airless spraying improves undercoating; ab-
NewAutomotive
metal-plastic Ind laminate
128:78-94- promises
Ja 15 '63 cheaper, Aluminumstract. K.trim
K. Tisdall.
resistsS corrosion:
A B J 70:106 N '62
abstract.
lighter body panels. W. E. Williams, il W. C. Weltman, jr. il S A E J 71:109 Je
New.S A range
K J 71:98 of heavy N -1)3 mechanical presses; at Body dip process undergoes refinement; ab-
Jaguar Cars, il diags Engineering 194:430-1 Corrosion stract.fight
C. O. Durbin. S A B H.
aids stainless. J 70:99 N '62
F. Jonejj.
O 5 '62 , ^body
, Iron Age study 191:41 carries
Ja 24 probable
'63
1904 passenger-car engineering trends; Corrosion conclusions.
engineering. W. G. Patton. il diags S A E J
71:45-8 N '(iS Steel 152:76
Corrosion war Ja 14 '63
boosts zinc use. H. F. Jones.
19G3 passenger-car W. G. engineering trends; S A body
engineering. Patton. il diags E J Electric corrosometerMr tests
Iron Age 191:11/ 7 '63 bring new engine
70:48-52 N "62
100 Avanti body parts produced from molded rust data; abstract. C. H. Bailey. SAB
fiber glass. R. S. Morrison, il S A E J 71: J 71:67
Ford process Jl '63may bypass use of galvanized
(i6-7•63O '63 sheets; electrocoating may be utilized in
Package deal for Pressed Steel's plant, il Fords Wixom. Mich., plant, il Steel 153;
Engineering
Painting Avanti194:544 bodiesO made 26 '62 of fiber glass. 25-7 toJl improve
8 '63
How corrosion resistance of ex-
J. T. Kanne. il Ind Finishing 39:24-6-1- S terior trim. G. F. Bush. S A E J 71:58-9
Plastics vie with steel for car bodies. Chem F '63
How to ward off corrosion in stainless steel
& BngandN 41:37
Quiet comfort F 18 cost
'63 more with integral trim. G. F. Bush, il Iron Age 190:91-4 D
construction: abstract. W. G. Pierce. S A E Microcracked
20 '62 chromium gains favor for put-
J 71:47 Jl plastics
Reinforced '63 for , ,high. , production.
, . „M. ,,M. ting a longer lasting shine on chromiuni-
plated parts for new automobiles, il Chem
Riley, il diags Materials in Design Bng
56:118-21 O hardtop, '62 & Eng N 41:80-1 Ja 21 '63
Retractable il diag Automobile Eng New American Motors' process fights rust,
H. F.
New chemicalJones. combination
Iron Age 191:59 Mr 21anti-
improves '63
52:515
Rubber D '62
firm'sExpanded new plastic bounces il into corrosion quality control at Chrysler. C. J.
working; Royalite. Steelmetal-
152:
Kelley.
New datail on Automotive
corrosion Ind of 128:63 F 15 '63
automobile trim.
55 My 20 '63
Selected bodv dimensions; 1964 cars com-
pared with 1963. Automotive Ind 129:70-7 Materials
Nickel plate incould DesignmakeEngcents. 57:141-2
H. F.Ap Jones.
'63
O 15; 56-9 Nprocess
Shorting-arc 1 '63 improves Volvo quality, Iron Age 191:57 Je 27 '63
1963 passenger-car engineering
rosion engineering. W. G. trends; Patton.cor-il
il Welding bodies
Streamlining Bng 48:102 will payAp dividends.
'63 W. H.
S A E primerJ 70:52-3 '63
Korff. diags S A B J 71:78-9 Mr '63 Proper use N minimizes
'62 automobile body
Tomorrow's bodies and frames. R. Hunting- corrosion; abstract. R. I. Peters. S A E J
ton, il Machine Design 35:144-9 Mr 14 '63 71:102-3 wear Je '63in engines. M. L. Kalinowski
Uniside construction in Rambler design; ab- Startup
stract. J. F. Adamson. 11 S A E J 71:90-1 and R. A. Neidl. diag Automotive Ind 128:
My passenger
U.S. '63 cars specification; body dim- 64-6-f steps
Three F 15 '63 to arrest body and molding
ensions and data; tables. Automotive Ind corrosion; abstract. J. B. Hill and others,
128:124-5 install
Vauxhall Mr 15 '63 new automatic conveyors. diags S A B J 71:34-5 Jl '63
11 dias-'s Velox Engineering 195:154-5 Ja 25 il'63Engi- Dashboards
Vauxhall and Cresta rebodied. .See Automobiles — Instrument panels
neering 194:467 O 12 '62 Design
Brakes
See Brakes. Automobile Aerodynamics '62and practical aspects. P. Cam-
bridge, il diags Engineering 196:334-5 S 13
Bumpers Aerodynamics and space frames help shape
Development and production of the aluminium modern sports cars. K. E. Ijudvigsen. 11
motor car bumper. H. M. Bigford. il diags
diags S A Mercedes,
Air-sprung E J 70:64-7 O '62Machine De-
il diags
Metallurgia 67:57-62 F '63
Du Pont's making a bid for the stainless sign 35:138-9 Ja
Automobile design by computer. Engineer 17 '63
market, il Steel 152:25-6 Mr 18 '63
•62 Chassis 216:436-7 S 13 '63
Bigmakers
changeoverbusy. H. for F.'65Jones,cars keeps
il Iron auto
Age tool-
192:
Chassis frames tested on unique research
machine. 11 Automotive Ind 127:80-1- N 15 35-6 N 7 '63
Coordination of engineering specification. R.
Making chassis production pay. il diag Au- D. Foord-Kelcey. il Engineering 196:335-6
tomotive Ind 129:106-14 S 1 '63 Current contrasts in automobile design. G.
1964
chassis, passenger-carsuspension and engineering
steering systems. trends: SWilkins.
13 '63 il diag Engineering 194:466 O 12
W. G. Patton. il diags S A E J 71:38-42 Design practices; passenger car automatic
N '63
1963 passenger-car engineering trends: chas- transmissions, diags S A E J 70:35-43 D '62;
sis and suspension systems. W. G. Patton. 71:89-94 Ja '63 suspensions. C. L.. Knighton
il S A E J 70:40-3 N '62 Designing front
and R. J. Marshall, diags S A E J 71:46-60
Clutches
Designing the Avanti. E. J. Hardig and M. P.
International design review; clutches. R. F. Je '63
deBlumenthal. 11 diag S A B J 71:52-3 Mr '63
Ansdale. diags AtUomobile Eng Extra Development of styling. N. Chapman, il En-
no 53:222-5 My 15 '63 gineering 196:333-4 Ford,
S 13 '63il diags Machine
Jaguar Mark X; development of the power Fanloss front-drive
unit; description of the clutch, gearbox and Design
the '62final drive assembly, il diags Automobile Fiat 1500:35:98-9 a lesson Ja 3 in'63small car design, il
Bng 63:344-53 Ag '63 transmissions diag Engineering 196:234-5 Ag 23 '63
London show review; 11 diags Five-step
members.outline M. Erickson for designing and R. load-carrying
Batchelor.
Automobile Eng Extra no 52:466-71 N 26
S A E J 71:95-6
International design Ja review.
'63 11 diags Auto-
Sli clu sto rea sk 11 dia mobile Eng review
Extra noof 53:210-60 My 15C. '63W.
ppi
Machine
ng
tDesign
ch ps35:120 r-wF 28
hee '63id. gs International coachwork.
Color l Ward, il diags Automobile Eng 53:274-85
13lue,s more popular. Automotive Ind 129:108 Italian influence. R. Bradshaw. II Engineer-
O 15 '03in motion. A. Garrett, diags Auto- Je '63
Colour Living ingroom
196:336 on S 13wheels,
'63 diags Mech Eng 86:
mobile Eag 62:607-11: 63:19-24 D '62-Ja '63 58-9 Mr -63
107
AUTOMOBILES — Design — Continued 100 models at Geneva Salon de I'automobile.
Measurement of seal comfort. K. H. Thier. 11
diags Automobile T-
Ap 115:c°ttAr,''., ^'I-*^ Automotive
1 '63 show; Ind 128:49-50-1-
Pointers to the nextEnggeneration 53:64-6 Fof '63
cars; ab- Record New29-30York My auto
sports, experl-
stract. V. G. Kaviolo. Engineering 1S5:573
Ap 26 *63 Ind 128:27-8
?'^''"i^<, My 1 '63popular, il Automotive
nî^rs^raost
Stltt-spined Lotus. 11 Machine Design 34: Salon de I'automobile, du cycle
118 D 20 '62 at du
Streamlining bodies will pay dividends. W. H.
Korrt'. diags S A E J 71:78-9 Mr '63
i>ee also 11 63 ^"^-
!l'^62^
m:?iri%Ur!>\"P^'?°''''®'
.ilD.bl2
^^J?r\?o^
°'='- "■ " ^"^'"«^'-
Automobiles — Bodies FabricsÔth. Paris. Engineer
Automobiles — Chassis
Doors See Automobile fabrics
Automation speeds auto lock assembly, il Fenders
Steel 152:91 My 6 '63 Stock car replacement fenders now come In
Strength set for door latches. S A E J 71:72
Ja '63 Electric equipment i|'nforced plastics, il Mod Plastics 40:119
Frames
Alternating current generators. 11 diag Auto- New frames to aid flexibility; GM plans
mobile Eng 53:89-9U Mr '63 change for '64, Ford to follow in '65. H F.
i:lt):3Dj r /?':„?i°'°'"
■îff'^.o"?? z2 63 'ârs. 11 diags Engineer Jones, il Iron Age 191:113 Je 13 '63
Getting on the move with ac generators, diags Tomorrow's bodies and frames. R. HunUng-
ton. il Machine Design 35:144-9 Mr 14 '63
How electrical needs Mrare 15changing
Engmeering 195:373 '63
P W Fuel tanks
Maurer. Steel 153:141-2 N 4 '63 Fuel, system cleanliness
International design review; electrical equip- improved by three-
inent and heaters, il diags Automobile Eng
Extra no 53:254-60 My 15 '63 New fuel tank filler cap standard. W. A.
London show review; electrical equipment
and heating, il Automobile Eng Extra Hunter, diags S A E J 70:78-9 O '62
no 52:482-5 N 26 '62 Gearing
Making electrical production pay. il Au-
tomotive Ind 129:119-21 S 1 '63 Case hardening steels for gears in Mercedes
1964 passenger-car engineering trends: elec-
trical systems. W. G. Patton. 11 diags Differential locks and • limiting
S A E J 71:42-3 N '63 8.?'-'?4-T JaTs
Ansdale. S'swart. devices.
il diags Automobi il Metal RProg
F
1963 passenger-car engineering trends; elec- le Eng 53:2-9 Ja
d3
trical systems. N'W.'62 G. Patton. 11 diag ^
S A Ewhy.
What. J 70:43-5 how of regulators. W C. Ed-
inindson il diags Diesel Equip Supt 41: Finishing Ap^ls
■"^19^-16^ final "^l?^^*^ climbs,Leyland
drive gears; il Ironmotors
Age
36-41-t- Ap 63 ltd. UyourAutomobile
See also Keep engines Eng 52:528-30 D '62
in trim: timing gears
Automobile engines — Ignition devices
Automobiles — Lighting
Electronic equipment ■'^?f'^'T;!?'<=3.1
Hl:Zfp^1S .power|:9'Se
pt'^4?!?
Macmillan. transmission
il Engineering '^''^^^ ^'^^î
^3"^*^'- 194:627-8
research
N 9
R
Peening adds life to gears; steel shot ham-
'*'36°39 g^ft-gjS""^- state devices. Electronics
Ice. warning devices for the motorist. En-
gineering 195:253 F 15 '63
Reducing winter skids with a transistor wam-
36.56-1- Ja 25 63 limine- U diag Electronics
i"c?î:'i'"'î""-o^-.^- ^îA^n%"#A"nl
Automobiles ^llt^fio?iY liîrfs"-
See also — Clutches " ^'^'^
Semiconductors find wide application in auto Automobiles — Steering gear
industry. R. L. Larson. 11 S A E J 70:90-3 Automobiles — Transmission
Transistor ignition for production cars 11 Heating and ventilation
diag Engineering 195:477 Ap 5 '63
Equipment ^"i?II!f''°".a'u''®f'™ review; electrical equip-
^?"'i, products: automotive, aviation. Pub- London show review; electrical equipment
En'g
lished in semi-monthly numbers of Auto- gxt"r'a"n"o^ l'l:¥5T-|-0 "M-^v'^fs^ .Automobile
motive
1963 passenger-car engineeri industries ."-ui-o
ng trends; acces- 1964 passenger-car engineering trends: heat-
^"o^z'îflf^ % Automobile En| Êxtri
See
46-8^N ^2
also -tâ'ton. U diags S A E J 70:
Oil filters. Automobile Hydraulic equipment
Shock absorbers
Spark plugs
Exhibitions Inertia
°'iSi."bfie"ii^°g"i3fMÊ
iised to improve rideir'^f- " ^'^^
-stabihzed suspension; hydraul ^"'°-
ic power
and stabilize vehicle
Bigger and better racing car show 11 En-
gineering 195:181 P 1 '63 il diags Automobile Eng 53:448-50 O '63
Frankfurt international automobile exhibi- Instrument panels
5"s"20-O
Geneva 4*^^33 show,
motor '^'"^^'"il diags
21^^*55-6,Enginepr
533-5, 573-
9-i'i- ^n^npit^l?"']*)-^ conveyors^, for instrument
llll%d^9\T
International ''"'^ '63.-
automobile Entr/eerirg
exhibition. III':
Frank- Ind J27f78-1Vlt''i62''
Lighting ^^ • " ^"t°™°"ve
^llfeÔô'Sf'^S™''"' panels, il Product Eng
T o.i"'; ^k
Latest <^'a^ Product
Cpmmmiist trucksEng at 34:92 O 14 '63
Leipzig How electrical needs are changing
fair! P w
D^ Scott, il Automotive Ind 128:74-5 Ad 15 Maurer. transisto
Steel. 153:141-2 N . 4 '63
iaillight r protector N. Kramer. '
^°5'3'??2'6-37°o'''6?'°^" " "^'^^^ Automobile Eng
London Lubrication -D-'amcr.
show review, il diags Automobile diags Audio 46:48 S '62
Eng Extra no 52:452-92 N 26 '62 Abrasive finishing improves car lubrication
?t?Z„^P°'"i^ '=a''?, among exhibits at London
N 15 '6' ^' AutomoUve Ind 127:64-7 S 1^"63 âch/Metalworking Manuf 107:123
^'fi^^"°'^*
il diag #Engineering
?•' the Frankfurt
196:362-3 motor show
S 20 '63
^r^ wifvS"*^ ■,"®S' models
G.^ Wilkins. il Engineering for Paris salon. '^tzt w,ir5i\\%5'''ki'^-%r" ^^^t^'"- Auto-
194:498-9 O 19
■^6r?77?8 Je^r'er''^''' '^^"'^'■s- Oil & Gas J
''Wlfi:l-ko'^tiz'^°''- " "'^^^ Englneer-
AUTOMOBILES — Continued Steel sandwich tests: floors are stronger,
Manufacture lighter, cheaper. J. Dunne and C. B. Camp-
bell. Automotive Ind 129:47-1- Jl 15 '63
Adhesive bonded autos. Mech Enc 85:58-9 Tips on magnesium diecasting. Steel 152:91-2
Body enRineerine from Model T to T-Blrd. Use of tin in cars expected to rise; Detroit
K. L. lôgue. il diass S A E J 71;4S-51 My took
My 2014'63 million lb last year. J. B. Long.
Automotive Ind 128:22 Ja 1 '63
Electronics in the production of the Imp. 11 Plastics
Ind Electronics
Engineering details:1:471-3 Je '63 with
illustrations . , ^text., Auto parts boom; plastics tailored to fit the
GM Engineer
adopts sprayed 215:541 Mr 22 '63
vinyl coatings on some job. 11 Plastics World 21:20-1 My '03
Autos in 1963; plastics' biggest year, il Mod
interiors. 11 Steel 151:70 O 29 ;62 Plasticsto 40:82-8-1- N '62 Studebaker to make
How unitized bodies are made at AMC s Mil- Avanti boost output;
waukee plant. J. Geschelin. 11 Automotive own fiberglass bodies. J. Dunne and C. B.
Ind 128:35-7 F 1 to'63 , .,production,
^ ^. Campbell.
Research applied automobile il Design tips Automotive
for reinforced Ind 127:37-8
plastics N parts.
15 '62
Ensineering 194:670-1 N 23 '62 L. L. Palmer. 11 Materials in Design Eng
Shorting-arc process improves Volvo quality.
il Welding Eng 48:102 Ap '63 auto front-end 56:122-3
Fiber glassO in'62the automotive industry. D. W.
Tight dimensions save steps; Lyon. 11 Glass
parts are assembled to chassis directly. 11 Laminated hardtop;Ind convertible
44:326-84- Jelift-off
'63 lid
Iron Age 190:174-5 S 13 fasteners.
'62 weighs only SO pounds, resists scratches. 11
Tooling up for automotive D. B.
Dallas. 11 diags Tool & Manuf Eng 50:67-71 Plastics World
Materials and processes 20:27 O '62used in Fiat cars.
•
Ja 63'63 transfer weld line at Flat Miranori
Unique C.■ F. Bona,6il3 Metal Prog 83:66-734- Ja
„ „
plant. D. Scott, il Automotive Ind 128:60- New plastics applications overseas. H. P.
1-1- F 15 '63 DeHaan and G. N. Freund. il Automotive
Volkswagen story, il Metal Prog 83:80-5 Ja Ind 129:45-7
S a Oleform modifiedJl 1;polypropylene,
63-4 Ag 15 '63 new auto-
Aut ee lso ass pla 90-1 Ap motive '63
plastic. R. F. Jones. S A E J 71:
, , , ,j J
Autoomobi e emb — Mannts 100 Avanti body parts produced from molded
Aut mob le facntginelsy ufa fiber glass. R. a. Morrison, il S A E J 71;
Automobiile partori—es Man ctu
omo le s u re 66-7 O '63
Painting Avanti bodies made of fiber glass.
bil Materials f act
e ure J. T. Kanne. il Ind Finishing 39:24-64- S
Aluminum gains in '63 cars. H. F. Jones, il Painting molded plastic parts. H. Chase, il
AreIronaluminum Age 190:75autos D 20 next?'62 H. F. Jones. 11 Ind Finishing 39:34 on Ap auto'63 markets. Chem
Phenoxies set sights
Iron
Automotive Age 191:65
use F of '63
14 aluminum expands. & Eng N 41:25 My 27
Plastics in the automotive industries (cont). '63
Foundry 91:153
Automotive uses Ja of '63
ferrous metals. J. Dunne. N.
F 1;M. 129:61-4
Lloyd. 11Jl Automotive 15 '63 Ind , ^.128:38-424-
^^
il Automotive
Chemicals and theInd auto 128:47-1-
industry,Ja 1 il'63Chem & Plastics vie with steel for car bodies. Chem
Eng N 40:114-20-1-
Chevrolet plans to Ouse22 '62 more nodular iron. & Eng will
Plastics N 41:37 makeF gains 18 '63 m 1964 model cars,
Steel 152:169 il Chem & Eng N 41:28-31 Ag 19 '63
Corrosion study Mrcarries IS '63 probable conclusions. Polypropylene in the Vauxhall Viva, il Auto-
Steel 152:76 mobile Eng 53:451 O '63 ,^,
Fastener drills,Ja taps 14 '63and secures auto parts Reinforced tics 35:516plastics
O '62 at^ Jaguar's, , . ^ il^ Bnt ^, Plas-
on assembly line. A. W. Steinborn. il diag
Reinforced plastics for high production. M.
FordIron panel Age cites 192:76-7presentN material
7 '63 needs. Steel W. Riley, il diags Materials in Design Eng
153:85-6
Foreign Jl 22 '63
cars hike stainless usage. II „Steel . 56:118-21in Ostructural
Trends '62 applications for rein-
forced plastics, F. L. Siegrist. il Metal Prog
152:165 experience
French F 11 '63 with continuously cast 83:97-94-
Urethane Ap
foamfloors. '63
in steel panelsModimproves
steels for automotive parts. M. Misson tion wagon 11 diags Plastics sta- 40;
and J. Pomey. il diag Metal Prog 84:123-5-t-
O
Guide '6 to automotive 3 fasteners. J. Geschelin, „ , Use104 ofJe plastics
'63 greater in European cars.
il diags Automotive Ind 129:78-804- O 15; Materials in Design Eng 58:145-6 O '63
68-70 N 15 '63 (to be cont) Use of plastics soars in '63 models; American
Hardenable cast iron tappets. 11 Automobile society nical of convention,
body engineers Detroit. 17th annual tech-
Automotive Ind
Eng 53:333-5 JI '63
Hydroform improves deep draw. R. H. Eshel- 127:514-engineers
^Vhat N 15 '62 should know about acetal
man. 11 Iron Age 191:58-9 Ja 24 '63 resins. J. D. Young, il Metal Prog 84:162-6
In per '63. carmoreis estimate.aluminum Light in autos:Metal 70Age pounds 20:17
D '62 O '63
New models
Materials and processes used in Fiat cars. iSee Automobile industry and trade — New
C. F. Bona. 11 Metal Prog 83:66-73-f Ja '63 models
Materials battle rages on as '64 designs take Noise
shape.'63 Steel 152:87-8 Ja 28 '63 Instrumentation and techniques for noise and
Materials in 1964 Chrysler cars. Automotive vibration control. D. J. Bonvallet. il Sound
Ind 129:70-1 S 15 '63
Materials in '63 cars. J. Dunne and C. B. 1:26-30
New N '62 simplifies axle noise evalua-
procedure
Campbell.
'63 Automotive Ind 128:19-20 Ja 1 tion. C. G. Dibert and W. M. Fairhurst.
Mate sele In the au o ind diag S A E J 71:68-9 Jl '63
rial
stainless steel, ctio aluminum
n and tcopper ualloys:
str Transmission
adsorption. squawk W. P. traced
Doyleto and
clutch-plate
others.
panel s discussion. Metal Prog 84:152-61 y; O
S A E J 71:80-1 N '63
Meta in '63 mode N L 11 Aut Painting and finishing
ls ti 1 ls J . 1 'l63oyd. omo Acrylic lacquers in automotive finishing. H. F.
New matve Ind 28:2c9-o3m . a bein stud -by
Reves. il Metal Finishing 60:50-3 N '62
eri 2bina g i e d
a
steelmaker.l Steel 151:145-6
t i N 5 '62 Conveyors speed up p.xinting of Rolls-Royce
New type friction material ons utilized In Ford car bodies. II Engineeringfrom195:48 Ja 11 air
'63
automatic tran.smissions. 11 Automotive Ind Effect of contamination laboratory
129:53 Ag 1 '63 on the motive
adhesion
trim. C. A.of Barlow
paint toandanodized auto-
J. P, Walsh,
1964 ' pas.senger-car engineering trends: ma-
63 terials engineering. W. G. Patton. S A E J
71:48-9 N '63 il Plating 50:827-8
Electrostatic sprayingS '63by the S.A.M.E.S.
Nordel In automotive applications. P. A. company of France. 11 Automobile Eng 53:
Peffer. Jr. Automotive Ind 128:78-9 My 15
Ford process
2S9 Je '63 may bypass use of galvanized
Powd m a boos a sheets; electrocoating may be utilized in
er tive etallur R. dPv.ancKeose t 11 S utAomEo J
- Ford's 'Wixom, Mich,, plant, il Steel 153:
hri
71:39-41 apFplic'63 gy
ation ng. 26-7 JI 8 '63
s.
AUTOMOBIUES— Painting and finishing — Cont. Car buyers push coolers, buckets, belts for
Full dip paints the Mercedes. J. K. Miklon. •64. Steel 153:81-2 Jl 15 '63
11 Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:54-5 Children's mended
seatin newbelt SAEdesignJS42. practices
S A E recom-
J 71:
Ap 29 '63 of acrj-lic enamels
Introduction In automo- 29-30 Ag '63
tive finishing. H. F. Reves. il Metal Finish- Ethical code for seat belt marketing. Safety
ine 61:8S-91 Je 'GS Maint
How safe125:22-3
are yourMr seat '63 belts? il Safety Maint
Metallic finishes. K. Schreiber. Ind Finishing
39:66-1- Mr '63 324:21-24-
Police vote yesD '62to seat belts, il Safety Maint
New Mercedes- Benz paint spray plant, il
Ensineerins
Paint die castings 196:264 As 30 '63 after cleaning
immediately 125:29 belt
Safety F '63 that reacts to car motions. 11
for good adherence properties: abstract. Engmeering 195:801 Je 14 '63
W. H. Safranek and H. R. Miller. S A E J Seat belt law upswing. Safety Maint 125:14
'63
71:98-9 Jly '63
Painting Avanti bodies made of fiber glass. Seat belt push by American trucking associa-
Je '63
J. T. Kanne. il Ind Finislung 39:24-6-1- S tion. Safety Maint 126:204- Ag '63
Seat belts standard on '64 auto models. Steel
Pai For cars in New Jer plan H.
n d s Seat153:120 S 9 '63 G. Grime,
harness diags Automobile
Proper
tin
Cha.se. 11 Induse Finishing
g primer minimizes 39:40-24-
ey
automobile D t. body
'62
corrosion: abstract. R. I. Peters. S A E J Eng subcommittee
SAE 53:12-18 Ja '63studies need for dynamic
71:102-3is4- Je testing of seat belts, diag S A E J 71:115-16
What '63
Corrodkote? ,N. „
Gaynes. Ind Mv 63
Standard for safety, il Mag of Stand 34:12-13
Finishing 39:96-7 Ap '63
Parking They
Ja '63 tied in safety with seat belts, il Safety
See Automobile parking Maint 126:6-7 Jl '63
Patents Seats
Current patents, diags Automobile Eng 53: Car buyers push coolers, buckets, belts for
Sl-2. 123-4. 165-6. 207-8, 341-2, 3S3-4, 424. ,,'64. Steel 153:81-2
Measurement of seatJl comfort.
15 '63 R. H. Thler.
464 F-My. Jl-O '63 il diags Automobile Eng car 53:64-6
Performance Microwaves cure urethane seats.F 11'63Chera
Big perfonnance push. 11 diag Machine & Eng N 41:504- Ap 29 '63
Design 35:136-9 Mr 28 '63 586-7 ""F^'lif
■^'ffV', Ap 26 "t63 webbing, il Engineering 195:
Polishing and waxing Seat comfort improved by special measuring
Temporary wax coatings to protect car finish fc> lo
S^Yl'=9u„ 63 il diags Automotive Ind 129:72-3
require special formulation. P. B. Evans vvhere automotive engineers sit with ure-
and D. C. Gleason. S A E J 71:1324- Jl '63 thane foam. W. B. Kelley. S A E J 71:63
Propeller shafts
Wire plays
cushion construction. prominent role in automotive
DAF 750 and Daffodil; propeller shaft, power- J. Rzezutko. il Wire
divider. Variomatic automatic transmission & See WirealsoProd 38:209-104- F '63
and secondary reduction gearing, il diags
Automobile fabrics
Automobile
'63
International Eng 52:494-500
design D '62
review; propeller shafts
and final drives. R. F. Ansdale. il diags Shock absorbers
Automobile Eng Extra no 53:233-5 My 15 See Shock absorbers
Skidding
Jaguar Mark X; development of the power
unit; description of the clutch, gearbox and Butyl ingrubbers
the final drive assembly, il diags Automobile 196:5 Jl 5 and
63 skid resistance. Engineer-
Eng 53:344-53 Ag '63 Device to limit the slip and get a grip: Powr-
Radiators „ Ir^ff; d behaviour
Skidding Engineering of 195:640
motor Myvehicles.
10 '63 G.
See Automobile engines — Radiators Jones, bibliog Engineer 214:1024-5 D 14 '62
Radio equipment btopping without skidding: Lockheeds' Antl-
12 63device,
'ok il diags Engineering 195:504 Ap
See Radio receiving apparatus — Installa-
tion on automobiles; Radio telephone on
automobiles ô^d"4Î®,<,!?^® "^^'■' ^"P- Engineering 194:
Riding qualities Where tyre meets road in wet conditions.
There are plenty of differences among ride Engineering 195:829 Je 21 '63
improvement researchers; but there is some Small size
common ground too. B. D. Van Deusen and Advanced methods turn out Tovo Kogvo com-
others.
See alsoS A E J 71:68-71 Je '63 pacts R. E. Green, il diag Mach "69:85-94
Automobiles — Springs and suspension AMC's Abernethy; compact trend is just
Automobiles — Vibration starting.
Automatic Steel 153:75-6 S 30 '63
transmissio n symposium. 2d;
Roofs stracts of papers. Engineer 216:101 Jl ab-19
Style conscious buyers accelerate softtop 63
sales, il Steel 152:113-14 Ap 15 '63 Consul Cortina grows up. and up il diags
Engineering
Dutch 195:152-3 Ja 25 '63
Safety measures compact uses V-belt drive, il diags
Automobile racing: physical requirements and Machine Design
Excellence of the Porsche 35:138-9 Mv 23 '63
safety factors. T. A. Hanna. Archives En- Super 75. 11 Engi-
neering 194:569 N 2 '62
Darkness at vironmental noon,Healthil7:286-8 S '63 Eng 34:68-9
Product Fiat 1500: a lesson in small car design il
Ag 5 '63
Dunlop braking stabilizer, diags Automobile _,.<Jiae-
Fiat 600D.Fngineering il Engineering 196:234-5 194:769
As 23D '63
14 '62
Eng 53::'118-20 Jl '63 ^'J'"r?,''i!3
Foam padded cells. Plastics World 21:16-17 152:93-4 carmakers
Je 3 '63 in style trap. II Steel
My '63sled simulates real auto crashes. 11
Impact
Machine Design 35:12 Mr 28 '63 ^"9--'678^M'"l'7"'fil
Hillman Imp. P. L.^P'*"''^
Church,*■ " il Engineering
diag Mod
1964 passenger-car engineering trends: safety
engineering. W. G. Patton. il S A E J Metals 19:344- Je '63
71:49-50 instrument
N '63 Hillman Imp has rear-mounted aluminum
Padded panels, il Product Eng
34:60 O
Pneumatic ram28 '63 creates stationary crashes, il '' ^'^^ Automotive Ind
l?f.'47^-T Impi 'fi?""'
Hillman is Rootes' new baby, il diags
diag Machine
Reducing winter Design skids 35:206-7
with My 9 '63
a transistor Engineering 195:612-13 My 3 '63
warning circuit. J. A. Irvine, il diag Elec- New one-litre car: Vauxhall Viva, il Engi-
tronics 36:564- Ja 25 '63 neer 216:497-9 S 27 '63
See also New Plant for a new car; at Opel, new
Motor vehicles — Inspection dimension in automation. J R. Mikton il
Seat belts Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 106:75-9' N
Automatic safety belt, diags Mech Eng 85: 1964
26 compacts
'62 restyled. J. Dunne and C B.
66-7 O '63 Campbell. Automotive Ind 128:21-3 Je 1 '63
no APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY '63 INDEX 1963
AUTOMOBILES— Small size — Continued American Motors shifts towards sporty look;
Kooles siai'l makins the Imp at l-.inwooa. 11 twin-stick is new look in manual trans-
EnKincenns ia5;GH iiy 3 '63 , ., „ , N 29 62 missions. H. F. Jones, il iron Age 190:113
Spitfire
neerins4; 1D4:4DS)
a smallO lasports
62 triumph, il B3ngi- Fluorescent magnetic particle inspection as-
sures quality of Chrysler steering knuckles.
Specifications E. Brown, il Mach review;
69:116-19suspension
D '62 and
Foreign passenger cars specifications, 1963; International design
steering, il diags Automobile Eng Extra
tables. Automotive
HiehliKhts of the 1963Ind cars.
lzs;126-3U
H. M. Mjt Nelson.
16 '63
no 63:235-48
Jaguar Mark My X: 15a '63
design analysis of the
diass passenger
U.S. Automotivecars Indspecifications;
128:53-65 Ja tables.
1 '63 rear suspension and front suspension, de-
Automotive Ind 128:lU4-23 Mr 15 '63 tails of the power-assisted steering sys-
tem. 11 diags Automobile Eng 53:398-405 S
Automakers speed Speed testing. H. F. Jones, il London show review; front suspension and
Iron Agefor turnpike192:41 N speeds;
7 '63 five 1964 Comets steering, il diags Automobile iing Extra
Building no 62:475-8 N 26 '62
establish 66 new speed and endurance 1964 passenger-car engineering trends;
records at Daytona Beach. H. F. Jones. chassis, suspension and steering systems.
11 Iron inAKethe 192:67 O 17 '63 of vehicular W. G. Patton. il diags S A E J 71:38-42
Errors
■63 measurement N '63
speeds. E. W. Hemingway. Engineering Power-steering in a small package; Sheppard
196:38-9 Jl 12 63 system for heavy on- and off-highway
Speed controller uses manifold pressvu-e feed- equipment, il diag Diesel Equip Supt 41;
back. 11 diag Machine Design 35:11S-19 F 28 Rover research and development. Automobile
See also 33
EngAp 53:10-11
'63 Ja 63
Automobile racing Understeer and oversteer. J. R. Ellis, diags
Springs and suspension Automobile Eng 63:178-82 My '63
Testing
Air-sprung Mercedes, il diags Machine De-
sign 35:138-9 Ja 17 suspension
'63 Automakers speed testing. H. F. Jones, il
Armstrong Selectaride dampers, il Iron Age 192:41 N 7 '63
diags'63
DAF 750 Automobile
and Daffodil; Eng description
52:512-14 of
D the
'62 rear Crashing cars pneumatically at the Ex-
perimental engineering dept. of General
and front suspension systems, steering gear, Motors proving grounds, il Comp Air Mag
brakes, electrical equipment and body struc-
ture, il diags Automobile Eng 53:26-32 Ja Electronic
68:22 Je '63car performance tester, il Ind
Design with air springs. J. E. Gieck. il diags Electronics
Fiat vehicle crash 1:424 Mysimulator, '63 il Automobile
Product Ens
Designing front33:63-74 N 26 '62C. L. Knighton
suspensions. Eng backtracks
Ford 53:320-1 Jl for '63 ideas. H. F. Jones, il
and R. J. Marshall, diags S A E J 71:
46-50 Je '63 Iron mobile
Ford Age 191:67 fuelMrlaboratory 28 '63 makes possible
Inertia-stabilized suspension; hydraulic power testing where weather suits. E. J. Richards
used to improve ride and stabilize vehicle, and toJ. measure
L. King, where il S AtheE power
J 71:96-7
il diags Automobile
International Eng 53:448-50
design review; suspensionO and
'63 How goes;N ab-
'63
stract. J. F. White and H. L. Prescott.
steering, il diags Automobile Eng Extra
Lowdiag frequency
S A E J 70:91 vibration N '62 test rig. il diag
no '6353:235-48
Jaguar Mark X: My a 15 design
'63 analysis of the
rear suspension and front suspension, de- Automobile Eng 53:176-7 My '63
tails of the power-assisted steering sys- New
new crash
recommended test aids practice vehicle ondesign;
barrierSAE's
col-
tem. 11 diags Automobile Eng 53:398-405 S lision tests. P.■62 C. Skeels. il S A E J 71:75
London '62 show review; front suspension and New impact machine simulates crash con-
steering. 11 diags Automobile Eng Extra Ap '63 ditions in reverse; abstract. W. G. Cichow-
London show Nreview;
no 52:475-8 26 '62 rear suspension, il diag ski. 11 diag S A E J 71:102 Je '63
New inertia-loading system for chassis dy-
Automobile Eng Extra no 52:472-5 N 26 namometers. D. E. Rossman and W. A.
Mazda rides on rubber torsion springs, il Steele, jr. diags Automotive Ind 128:52-f
diag Machine Design 35:158 Mr 14 '63 New
Ja 1lab
'63 method speeds car shake analysis;
1964 passenger-car engineering trends: abstract. R. W. Plume and W. C. Mclntyre.
chassis, suspension and steering systems.
W. G. Patton. il diags S A E J 71:38-42 diag Shop;
Wheel A E study J 70:92-3 in Nsimulation
'62 techniques.
N '63 J. R. Ellis and N. A. H. Goldwyn. il diags
1963 passenger-car engineering trends; chas- Automobile Eng 53:106-8 Mr '63
sis and suspension systems. W. G. Patton.
Three wheel cars
il S A E J 70:40-3 N '62
Rear suspension isolation. C. M. Scholfleld. Bell plus sheaves for stepless shifting; illus-
diags S A E J 71:68-9 Ap '63 trations with text.
'63 Product Eng 33:51 D 24
Rover lesearch and development. Automobile
Eng 53:10-11 Ja '63 Bond 250G
N 23 62 3- wheeler, il Engineering 194:669
See also Reliant 3-wheeler with ohv engine; Regal 3/25.
Automobiles — Vibration
Shock absorbers il Engineering 194:601 N 9 '62
Stability They've
Arizona; put meter readers
three-wheel on 11wheels
trucksters. Gas Agein
Analog model helps lower wind disturbances
on cars. R. T. Bundorf and others, il diags 130:34 Ae ''63
S A E J 71:36-40 O 63 63 Transmission
Small differences in tire properties; large Aneroid and
differences in vehicle handling. D. L,. Nor- missionvariable
performance. vanes
11 diagimpi'ove
Machinetrans-
De-
deen and A. D. Cortese. diags S A E J 71; sign 35:168-9 O 10 '63
83-90 JI '63 Auto men eye
■Vehicle accelerations. G. Francia. diags Au- Cleveland plantrebuilt parts
reworks line; Chevy's
automatic trans-
tomobile Eng 53:361-7 Ag '63 mis ions, il Iron Age 192:33 Ag 8 '63
What makes a good handling car? abstract. Automatic
l<2 transmission symposium. 2d; ab-
P. C. Bow-ser and S. C. Richey. diags S A E stracts of papers. Engineer 216:101 Jl 19
J 71:98-9 Jl '63 Belt plus sheaves for stepless shifting; illus-
Starting
trations with text. Product Eng 33:51 D 24
Plastic brush holder replaces 35 parts In
starter motor, il Automotive Ind 128:80
BIrfield ansjular contact constant velocity
My 15 wear
Startup '63 in engines. M. L. Kalinowskl joint. 11 diags Engineering 195:550-1 Ap 19
and R. A. Nejdl. diag Automotive Ind 128; prod II
64-6-1- F 15 'eS Bor tran
g-W Automobile smiEng u
Steering gear diagsarn
e ssio 52:314-20; cti53:196-203
on.
Ag '62.r My '63 n
Allowable stress diagrams can help designers Chevrolet's program for power plant Inter-
solve automotive strength problems. F. R changeablllty. J. Oeshelin. Automotive Ind
Holllday. diags S A E J 71:70-4 Ap '63
AUTOMOBILES — Transmission — Continued To fight corrosion, spread it thin, il Am
Clutch
automatic plate transmissions.
surfaces in controlled- coupling
M. L. Haviland. Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:80 Jl 8 '63
êe also Upholstery
S A E J 70:58-61 D '62
DAP 750 and Daffodil; propeller shaft, power- Automobile fabrics
divider. Variomatic automatic transmission
and secondary reduction gearing, il diags Vibration
AutomobilegoesEngautomatic,
Dauphine 52:494-500 il D diags'62 Machine Armstrong Selectaride suspension dampers.
Design 34:142-3 N S '62 Carii diags
tyre and Automobile Eng 52:512-14
body vibrations. A. ChiesaD '62and
De Normanville pre-gearbox overdrives. 11
diags Automobile Eng 53:58-60carF automatic
'63 L. Oberto. bibliog Automobile Eng 52:501-6
D '62
Design practices: passenger
traiismissions. diags S A E J 70:35-43 D '62; Girling viscous shear damper, il diag Auto-
'63
71:89-94 Ja '63 mobile Eng 53:134-5help Ap engineers
'63
Four-on-fioor popular. J. Dunne and C. B. Grading machines control
Campbell, il Automcrtive Ind 129:35-6 Ag 15 tire non-uniformity effects on car vibration.
Hillman Imp transmission, il diag Auto- J. Bajer. ii S and
Instrumentation A Etechmques
J 71:80-2 forJe noise
'63 and
vibration control. D. J. Bonvaliet. il Sound
Innovationsmobile in Eng 53:290-6
transfer Jemaciiining
'63 of trans-
mission housings. R. Brehm. il Mach 70: Low1:26-30 N '62
frequency vibration test rig. il diag
139-41 S '63 design review; transmissions.
International Automobileworkers
Research Eng invent
53:176-7 a Mynew '63damper. 11
R. F. Ansdale. il diags Automobile Eng
Extra Mark no 53:225-33 My 15 '63 of the power diags research
Rover Engineering and 195:599-600
development. Ap Automobile
26 '63
Jaguar X; development
unit: description of the clutch, gearbox and Eng 53:10-11 Ja Wheels '63
tlie final drive assembly, il diags Automo-
Makingbile power
Eng 53:344-53 trainAgproduction
'63 pay. il diag Device to limit the slip and get a grip; Powr-
'62 Lok. il Engineering
Turbine-powered 195:640 Mech
auto wheels. My 10 Eng
'63 85;
Automotive
Mechanical powerInd 129:91-105
transmission S 1 '63
research. R.
H. Macmillan. il Engineering 194:627-8 N 9 "Wlteel hop;
Ellis study
56 OR. '63
J. and N. inA.simulation
H. Goldwyn. techniques.
il diags
Multimotion cart, the story of Omni-Drive. Automobile Eng 53:106-8 Mr '63
New11 diagsBuick Mech Eng 85:60-1
super-turbine drive,Ap J,'63Geschelin.
Windows
il diags Automotive
New transfer machine will use gun boring Ind 129:62-4 S 15 for '63 Automatic window actuator. D. V. Tinder
valve body; Ford motor co. il Automotive and W. R. Carey, il Materials in Design
New Ind type128:74-5friction My 15material
'63 utilized in Ford Eng 57:113 Windshield
My '63 wloera
automatic transmissions. U Automotive Ind
Product Engineering fourth annual master
129:53
1964 Ag 1 '63
passenger-car engineering design awards; airfoil windshield wiper, il
missions and drivelines. W. trends:
G. Patton. trans-il
diaga Product Eng 34:90 My 13 '63
S A E J 71:36-8 N '63 Windshields
1963 passenger-car engineering
missions and drivelines. W. trends;
G. Patton. trans-il
How Chrysler evaluates windshield surfaces.
S A E J 70:39-40 N '62 L. W. Parr,
Renault's Toughened glassdiags
versusS A laminated
E J 71:42-6for Jlwind-
'63
changes automatic
without loss transmission
of power.assures gear
D. Scott, screens. Engineering 194:601 N 9 '62
diags Automotive Ind 128:28 F 1 '63 AUTOMOBILES. '63 Experimental
Transmission squawk traced to clutch-plate Chrysler's turbine car. il diags Machine De-
adsorption. "W. P. Doyle and others. sign 33:124-7 Je 6 '63
S A E J 71:80-1 N '63 Rover's newest sincegas turbine car reflects
"Westinghouse automatic transmission produc- development first turbine car steady
shown
tion, il plans diag Automobile Eng 53:112-20 in 1958. N. Penny, ii diag S A E J 71;63-8
Mr '63
What to seek in formulating automatic trans- AUTOMOBILES. Industrial
mission fluids; abstract. D. Borden and Mr '63
You can cut costs of your auto fleet. A. J.
ZF others.
automatic S A E Jtransmission71:84 Mr '63 developed by Schoen.
AUTOMOBILES.
Rubber World
Racing
148:60-3 Je '63
Zahnradfabrik Friedrichshafen AG. O.
Schwab, il diags Automobile Eng 53:262-7 Bigger and better racing car show, il Engi-
JeSee'63 also B.R.M. GRAND neering 195:181Prix
F 1 car.
'63 il diags Automobile
Automobiles — Gearing CastEng magnesium
53:54-7 F wheels '63 lighten racing car.
Transportation il Materials in Design Eng 57:1584- F
Bi/tri-level racks aid railroads, il 'Welding Com com B-t Jagu il
Eng mixes
Ford 48:42-3tractors
Ag '63 with cars; new system pet
Engineering pet
19.=;:741 31 yp'63
e ar,
iti
Developing iti Mv
speeds delivery to farm markets. H. F. vo the '63 BRM on car for GP racing, il
Jones, Schulte.il Iron Age 192:67 Jldeluxe,
11 '63 il Marine Engineering 196:105 Jl 26 '63
Johann car carrier 800 left-hand turns, il Machine Design 35;
Eng/Log 68:67 12S-34backtracks
Ford My 23 '63for ideas. H. F. Jones, il
Piggybacking andAgits'63influence on toll facility
commercial traffic. E. W. Davis. Traffic Q Iron will
Ford Age return191:67 toMr the28 500. '63 il Steel 153:94
17:528-43
Ship puts Hawaii O '63 on wheels: saves $1,300,000
per vear in shipping costs; Hawaiian Motor- Ford's racing engines. Automotive
Jl 8 '63 Ind 129;
ist, il Marine Eng/Log 68:36A-36B Mr '63 122-1-fire
From Jl pump
15 '63 to Grand Prix racer; Coventry
Trim Climax,
Aluminum trim resists corrosion; abstract. Gas turbineil 'success
6Engineering
3 at Le 194:801 D
Mans, il 21 '62
Engineer
W. C. ■Weltman. jr. il S A E J 71:109 215:1126 Je 21 '63
Je '63 of chromium plating of automotive How's
R. C. and why'sil in
Lunn. design of Ford's Mustang.
Evolution '63 diags S A E J 71:57-60 My
hardware. C. Melekian and others, il diag
Le Man Rove BRM ii Eng 195;
Metal Prog S4:167-70-f O '63 s r . ine
e
How to improve corrosion resistance of ex-
terior trim. G. F. Bush. S A E J 71:58-9 801 Jo 14 sparks
Lotus-Ford '63 engine gains. H.rinP.g Jones.
F '63
Jones & Laughlin tosses hat in trim ring. 1962il Iron
has Age
seen 192:65
BRM Jland 4 '63
Lotus blossom. B.
H. F. Jones, iltest IronforAgestainless
191:85 Ap Lister, il Engineering 194:833 D 28 '62
New corrosion auto18 trim.
'63 Preview of the 1963 Indianapolis 500. R. R.
R. M. Fowler and C. R. Bishop, il Metal Kay. il Automotive Ind 128:37-40 My 1 '63
Progdata
84:88-90 S '63 Racing car show, il Engineer 215:230-1 F 1
New on corrosion of automobile trim.
Materials in Design Eng 57:141-2 Ap '63 Rec pace for reco purs R. R. Kay
o .
Three steps to arrest body and molding cor- iird Iron Age 191:66 rdMy 16 e?'63
rosion; abstract. J. B. Hill and others, Rover-B.R.M. Automobile Eng 53;326-7 Jl
diags S A E J 71:34-5 Jl '63
AUTOMOBILES, Toy ., „ . Assessing helicopter safety with respect to
L.esnev Matchbox diecast toys. 11 Engineering component fatigue. A. D. Hall, diags Air-
194:718-20 N 30 '62 Assessmentcraft Eng of35:97-9
explosionAp '63 hazards in from
AUTOMOTIVE chemicals trical equipment on aircraft the elec-
light
Ad\'ances in aerosol automotive chemical of elementary probability theory. A. H.
specialties. J. K. Shea. Soap & Chem Spec
39:97+ Mr '63 . , , Mitchell.
Limits of Inst E E Proc
seat-belt 1U9 pt A:647-9
protection D '62
during crash
Marketing automotive specialties. „M. . ^, Fire- decelerations. G. M. Bruggink and D. J.
Raw materials stone. Soap &for Chem Spec 39:101+
surfactants Jl '63
and automotive Schneider,
chemicals P. W. Shervv-ood. 11 Ind & Eng Oxygen partial bibiiog pressureInd warning
Med 32:33-7 Ja '63
instrument.
L. Greenspan, ii diags J Res Nat Bur
Chem trends
Recent 55:33-G inApautomotive'63 chemical special- Stand 67C:47-63 Ja '63 J. E. Gabb. Ind Med
ties M. Kramer. Soap cfe Chem Spec 39: Protection of the head.
90+ Mr ■«3 Diesel See also
32:76-8 F '63
AUTOMOTIVE engines. See Diesel Airplanes — Ice protection
entrines. Automotive Airplanes. Military — Ejection devices
AUTOMOTIVE engineers. Society of. See So- Airports — Tralflc control
ciety of automotive engineers Airways — Trattlc control
AUTOIvioTIVE fuel Aviation — Collisions
IJrakes. Airplane
Liiciucfled petroleum eas in Benelux. 11 En- Parachutes
Kineer
See also 215:289 F 8 '63 AVIATION fuel. See Airplane engines — Fuel
Airplane engines — Fuel AVIATION landing stations
Gasoline See
Airports also
AUTOMOTIVE gas turbines. See Gas turbines.
Automotive Landing mats
AUTOMOTIVE Industries Automated line produces one Mig-welded
landing mat a minute, il Welding Eng 47:
Directories
Directory of manufacturers of complete motor AVIATORS.
6S+ N '62 Military. See Air pilots. Military
vehicles, tractors, construction and oft-iiiRh- AWARDS. See Rewards, prizes, etc.
way equipment, all types of gasoline and AWNING fabrics
Diesel engines, and gas turbine engines.
Everlasting canopies; acrylic outdoor fabric
Automotive Ind 128:57-9 Mr IB '63
Japan Sunbrella. 11 Textile
AXLES Ind 126:137-9 N '62
Japan's See also
things honorable
moving. A. Maverick:
Ashburn. Honda keeps
11 Am Mach/ Bearings
Automobiles — Axles
Metalworking
Oriental Maverick Manuf
shows 106:103-5 D 10 '62
heels to competi- Motor trucks — Axles
tors: Honda motor co. Steel 152:50-2 Ja A'VRSHIRE
1963 model collieries mining number. corporation
11 map plan diags
28 '62
AUTORADIOGRAPHY. See Radiography Coal
AZASTEROIDS. Age 68:67-158 O '63
See Steroids
AUTOTRANSFORMERS. See Electric trans-
formers— Autotransformers AZEOTROPES
AUTOXIDATION. See Oxidation— Autoxldatlon Azeotropic separation. D. F. Othmer. bib-
AVIATION iiog flow sheet il Chem Eng Prog 59:67-78
See also
Air navigation Calculating
JH '6:; vapor composition of a partially
Airlines soluble, binary system. L. C. Tao. Ind &
Airplanes Eng of Chemazeotrope Fundamentals
Airplanes — Take-off Effect formation 2:159-60
among Myhydro-
'63
Airports , , , _, carbons. W. L,. Nelson, bibiiog Oil & Gas J
American
Aviation society
and spaceof division
mechanical engineers- 60:133 S 10 '62
Radio aids to aviation A2EP1N0NE
Dihydroazepinone chemistry: mechanistic
Seaplanes considerations of the formation and acid
Television apparatus on aircraft hydrolysis
Accidents ones. L. A.of Paquette. the l,3-dihydro-2H-azepin-2-
bibiiog Am Chem
Endoscope for accident section of RAE. 11 Soc J 85:3288-92 O 20 '63
AZIDES
diag Engineering
Inspection 196:16311 diag
by endoscope. Ag Aircraft
9 '63 Eng Automatic potentiometric reaction rate meth-
od for cystine using the azide-iodine reac-
35:238 Ag
Science and '63technology In law enforcement. tion. H. L.. Pardue and S. Shepherd. Anal
J. E. Hoover, il Anal Chem 34:sup23A-32A Chem 35:21-4
Electronic structures Ja '63 and spectra of the azide
N See
'62 also ion and alkyl azides. W. D. Closson and
Aviation — Collisions H. B. Gray, bibiiog diags Am Chem Soc
Altitude flying J 85:290-4 F 6 '63
AZIMUTH
High-altitude pressure suit. 11 Aircraft Eng See also
Meridian
34:379altitude
High D '62 research glider. 11 diags En- AZIMUTH indication
Photoprammetric determination of azimuths.
Influence gineer
of 216:284-5 Ag 16 '63 to high altitude
acclimatization M. S. Tavenner and P. B. Swensen. Am Soc
on the phv.sioloeical response to stress. C E Proc 89 [SU 3 no 36641:7-16 O '63
K. B. Klein and others. Ind Med 32:79- Solar-altitude azimuth. P. Hartman. bib-
80 F '63 Collisions iiog diags Am Soc C E Proc 89 [SU 1
Airborne anticollision devices, diags S A E J no 34101:1-12 F '63; Discussion. W. H. Eld-
ridge. 89 [SU 3 no 36841:181-3 O '63
71:71-3 Ag '63 Sun chart compass corrections for recon-
Crimes naisfsance mapping and geophysical pros-
See Crimes aboard aircraft pecting in areas of magnetic disturbance.
^63 Physiological aspects D. C. Eraser. Econ Geol 58:131-7 Ja '63
AZIRIDINE
International congress on aeronautic and Assay of aziridinvl comnoimds. R. C. Schlltt.
cosmonautic medicine. Paris; texts of Anal Chem a.îoun- 1 Jl 'G't
papers, bibiiog diags Ind Med 32:1-43 Ja Isomerization of aziridinp derivatives. H. W.
Heine, bibiiog Am Chem Soc J 85:2743-6
See also
Space (light — Physiological aspects AZIRIDINIUM compounds
Small charged
s 20 'e.i rings; the synthesis of
Safety measures nzirldlnium .salts. N. J. Leonard and K.
Air crew protection. 11 Engineer 215:442-3 Jai'-i Viihliog Am Chem Soc J 84:4806-13
Mr 8 '63arresting systems can benefit com-
Alroraft AZOBENZENE
D 20 '62
mercial aviation: abstract. R. M. Baker. Strucluros of the con.1ugate acids of ds-and
(rana-azobciizenes. J. H. Collins and H. H.
AllS weather
A E J 71:40-1 lauding, Je the
'63 last 100 feet. En- JalTe. bibiiog Am Chem Soc J 84:4708-12
gineering 194:761 D 7 '62
D 20 '62
A20 compounds Recovery of aerosolized bacteria from humans:
Azo compounds: dlpole moments and spectral recovery from nasal mucus. C. E. Mevers
data. C. G. Overberser and others, biblioe and others, bibliog Archives Environmental
Am Chem Soc J 85:2/52-4 S 20 '63 Health 6:643-8
Structural changesMv brought '63 about In the Jute
Basics of azo dye syntheses: process flow-
sheet. E. Guccione. il Chem Ens 70:138-40 fiber by micro-organisms and their en-
Aff 19 '63 of dianions. A, Zweler and A. K. zymes. S. N. Basu and K. Ghose. bibliog il
Chemistry diags Textile Res J 32:932-42 N '62 surfaces
Hoffmann, biblioe Am Chem Soc J 85:2736- Technique to evaluate on inanimate
9 S 20 '63 of decomposition of azo com- activity of antibacterial residuals. G. Walter
Mechanism and S. Foris. bibliog 11 Soap & Chem Spec
pounds: cage effects with positively charged 39:/7-9-l-
geminate radical pairs. G. S. Hammond See also Mr '63
and R. C. Neuman, jr. bibliog Am Chem Actinomycetes
Soc J 85:1501-8 My 20 '63 Escherichia coll
New clue found to snail fever control: naph- Paper making — Bacteria control
thylazo compounds are among the most Soil bacteria
active schistosomicides known. E. F. Elslag- Sulfur bacteria
er and others, il diag Chem & Eng N 41: BACTERIA, Anaerobic
42-3 Av 8 '63 EitecLs of pa.vsicul and chemical properties
o,o'-dihydroxyazo compounds R. asOlsen
fluorometrlc of cellulosic fibers on anaerobic deteriora-
reasrents tor masnesium. and H. tion by pure cultures. S. N. Ghose and
Diehl. properties
Optical bibliosr Anal of Chem some 35:1142-4 Ae '63
azo pigments. K.
Mv W.6.S King, bibliog Textile Res J 33:392-8
A. R Hann.am and D Patterson, bibliog pi BACTERIA, Marine
diag Soc Dyers & Col J 79:192-7 Mv '63 Use of a coloured bacterium as aji indicatoi
Paper-electrophoresis of azo of local water movements; abstract. J. B.
and M Sekido. bibliog Soc dves.
Dyers T.& lij'ima
Col J Rippon. Chem & Ind p445; Discussion.
78:619-20
See alsoD '62 445-6 Mr 16 '63
Naphthols BACTERIA, Pathogenic
Court decisions. H. N. Morse. Drug &
A20ETHANE
Photo-oxidation of azoethane. H. Cerfontain Cosmetic
Epidemiological Ind aspects
92:319 Mr of '63 listeriosis. M. L.
and K. O. Kutschke. bibliOR Am Chem Gray. Am J Pub Health 53:554-63 bib-
Soc J 84:4017-25 N 5 '62 liog(p562-3)
Relation of surface Ap '63 contamination to the
A20ISOBUTANE
Photooxidation of 2.2'-azoisobutane at 25°. transmission of disease. W. R. Sanborn,
S. S. Thomas and J. G. Calvert, bibliog bibliog il diags Am J Pub Health 53:1278-
Am Chem Soc J 84:4207-12 N 20 '62
AZOMETHINE. See Methylenimine 83 See
Ag also
Escherichia '63 coil
AZULENE Food poisoning
2-bora- and 2-thia-1.3-diazaazulenes. H. E. Immunity
Hoimquist and K. B. Benson, bibliog Am Salmonella
Chem Soc J 84:4720-2 D 20 '62 Staphylococci
Streptococci
BACTERIAL spores
Safe heat processing of canned cured meats
with regard to bacterial spores. H. Rie-
B mann.
BACTERICIDES.
bibliog Food Tech 17:39-42-)- Ja '63
See Disinfection and disin-
fectants
BACTERIOLOGY
BIVIEWS. See Guided missiles — Defenses Tennessee study of bacteriological tests for
BAADER. Ernst caries activity. K. T. Roark and others,
Obituary, por Ind Med 32:8-1- Ja '63 bibliog germicidal
Testing Am J Pub efficacy. Health L.53:564-71
S. Stuart,Ap bib-'63
BABBITT, Isaac
Bearing metal centenary. Engineer 215:623 liog Soap & Chem Spec 39:89-91-1- Jl '63
Ap 5 '63metal Antiseptics
See also
BABBITT Food — Bac teriology
Bearing metal centenary; Isaac Babbitt. Microorganisms
Engineer 215:623 Ap 5 '63 Sewage
Viruses — Bacteriology
BABY foods. See Infan's food Water — Bacteriology
BACKFILL. See Filling
BACKHOES. See Excavating machinery Culture and culture mediums
BACKWARD regions. See Underdeveloped areas Contamination control; milk plant achieves
BACON. Francis control over the quality of its cultured
products. O. Georgison and H. B. Daume,
Scientiflc biography. Newton. Watt, Bacon,
Jeffer.son. D. McKie. Chem & Ind p 1646-8 S jr. il Food Eng of34:88-9
Standardization milk D plating
'62 media. Am
I.'". '62
BACON. Vinton W. J Pub Health 53:1305-10 Ag '63
Laboratory methods
V. '63 Bacon's istrative technical
toughness know-how
are kevs for and cleaning
admin-
Fluorescent-antibody identification of group
up in Chicago, pors Eng N 170:40-2 Ja 3 A streptococci from throat swabs. M. D.
BACON Moody and others, bibliog Am J Pub Health
Unrestricted approval for Irradiated bacon. 53:1083-92
Standardisation Jl '63 of a spore count technique.
Food Tech 17:774-5 Je '63 D. A. Shapton and W. R. Hindes. Chem &
BACTERIA
Amino acids change bacterial growth pat- IndSel^P230-4also F 9 '63
tern. G. Toennies and others. Chem & Filters and filtration (bacteriology)
Eng N 40:58 S 24 '62 BACTERIOPHAGE
Bacteria produce polyester thermoplastic, diag Improved method eliminates bacteriophage
Chem & action
Eng on N 41:40-1 from cheese starter cultures. Food Tech 16:
Bacterial orpiment. Mr H. IS L. '63 Ehrlich.
bibliog Econ
Biological Geol 58:991-4
synthesis S '63
of cellulose; abstract. 73-4 O '62
BACTERIOSTASIS
J. A. Gascoigne. Chem & Ind p514-15 Mr Bacteriostatic agents In cosmetics. A. M.
30■63 '63 Kligman.
Bacteriostatic Am emollient:
Perfumer its78:51-3
use asMya cleanser
'63
Enzymic hydrolysis simplifies bacterial cell and bath additive. M. Reisch and M. R.
wall studies, il Chem & Eng N 41:56-7 O 14 Marciano. bibliog
'63 Dimethoxane, a new Ind preservative
Med 32:430-4 effective
O '63
Fuel cells: biochemical fuel cells. J. E. Tay- with nonionic agents. Am Perfumer 77:32-
lor and others. Chem Eng Prog 59:57-8 O
Investigation of the antimicrobial properties
Influence of selected bacteria upon the flavor of
4 D absolutes.
'62 J. C, Maruzzella. Am Perfum-
of a precooked frozen poultry product. er 78:19-20chlorine
Stabilized Mr '63 dioxide: Dioxcide. I. O.
V. C. Felstehausen and others, bibliog Food
Tech 17:654-6 Mv '63 Lacy, bibliog
Technique to evaluate Pub Works 94:91-3 Mrsurfaces
on inanimate '63
Metabolism of fructose and glucose by acetic activity of antibacterial residuals. G. Walter
acid bacteria. J. G. Carr and others. Chem and S. Foris. bibliog 11 Soap & Chem Spec
A Ind p 1279 A^ 3 '63 39:77-9-f Mr '6:;
BAEYER-VILLIGER reaction Computer system controls all operations: from
Baeyer-Villiser reaction of S-oxo-steroids. S. processing to warehousing at Kitchens or
Sara Lee. Deerfleld. III. il diags Plant Eng
7HaraD 15andT.:!others, biblioe Chem cfe Ind p2086- 17:147-8 JI ■•)3 , ^ .
BAG filling machines ^ . „ ,, , How systems concept worked in computer
Bas improvements boost eraciency. II Roct installation. palletloader
Steel 152:28-9
Prod 66:102-3+ Ab '63 Mechanized at theJo Keebler
17^ '63 biscuit
Machine delivers baes to flllme station: CO. P. Hirsch. il Food Eng 35:76-7 Ja
Union bau-Camo caper corp. il diaes Auto-
Strides in radiant heat transfer. C. A. Mills,
Surfacing mation cuts 10:2C .To feed'03 screw mamtenance . ^ . 97
by „.
BAGASSEper cent, il Weldine J 41:919 , ^ O^ '62 Tvil monitors
Food Eng product
35:39-41 cooling
cuit co.s Fair
Jl '63
Lawn. N.J.at, plant,
National bis-
il Food
Continuous elutriation-method for pulplne Eng 34:69 N '62 „
basasse. N. D. Misra. diaes Tappi 46:sup Waldensian bakery automatically converts
146A-9A paper F '63from cane dry dextrose to syrup to simplify handling.
Makinsr baeasse: process
flowsheet B. Cross, il Chem Ens 70:74-6 11 diag Food Eng 35:87 Jl '63
F 4 '63 Lighting
BAGGAGE . ^ ^ ,,.
Baggage handling; airlme bagerase handline
systems; symposium, il Am Soc C E Proc dollars;co. li.ghUng
tasty madeto donut
Doughnuts Eng ■^^^lisle^•3
il Ilium for 5S:3u4-6
89 [AT 2 no 36761:21-44 O '63 sec 2 Ap '63
BAGHDAD BALANCE (physiology). See Equilibrium
Sewerage (physiology)
Baghdad's main drainage. Engineer 216:560
BAGSO 4 '63 Applications ofâutomatic weighing R H
Non-woven pollination bags. Franklin Inst J MUlIer. Anal 35:sup 127A-8A
Chem suscepUbili Mr "63
ty apparatus.
Automatic magnetic
275:194 F '63 J. T. Richardson and J. O. Beauxis. diaga
Burlap See also Ag '63 balance. J. A-
34:877-82surface
R Sci Instr
Automatic recording
Paper bags Mann Jr. and H. S. Hansen, il diag R Sci
BAGS, Nylon
Vinyl nylon tecting bag employees solves from safetyflyingproblem; Instr 34:702-3 Je '63 reduction In. a magnetic
glass. pro-11 Circuit for noise
suspension balance. J. W.^ Trischka. diags
BAGS, SafetyPlasticMaint 125:23 Ap '63 R Sci Instr 33:1120-1 controlled O '62 -atmosphere
Bag-in-box: design which speeds fllhng. cuts Controlled-pressure. with a conventional
thermogravimetry B.G. Hurd.
waste kev; il Plastics World 21:3S seal
My strip'63 null-type recording balance.
Closure color line locates at a diag Anal Chem 35:1468-71 S '63 ,..^^
glance; Zip-Lip bag. il Plastics World 20:31 Diaphrag mButcher pressure
-type and M. AIsop. diag J Sci balance detector
O '62
Plastic bags permit year-round blasting with liistrG 30:483-4
B S '62 ^ ^^ , .
AN at Lihertv pit. il diag Eng & Min J Disturbances arising fromexperiment thermal trans-
164:156+ F '63 ^ , piration in microbalance s. J. A.
Polvcthvlene bag market expands fast. II Poulis and J. M. Thomas, bibliog diags
Polvethvlene bags cut packagmg costs. _Food^
Chem* Eng N 40:21-2 O 1 '62 J Sci Instr 40:95-100 Mr '63
High load calibration; N.P.L. ilin.stall Avery
Metallurgia
Tech film
PV.A. 17:462 makes Ap '63 water soltible laundry bag.
500 tonfJI pressure
68:45-6 '63balance,. ,.
BAGS.il Mod Rubber Plastics 40:9S JI ^ '63 Magnetic balance for measuring receding con-
. ,,.,.. by in-
Inflatable dunnage now bemg marketed tact angles W. J. liquid
terfaces.at and J. B.metal
Alldaymetal-solid Raynor.
BAHAMA Acme Steel
ISLANDS il Paper Ind 44:394 O '62 diags J
Magnetic suspension Sci Instr 39:519-20
balance O '62
method for
See also measuring resistivities of rnetals. 1.
Geologi^ — Bahama Islands Pankev. bibliog 11 diags R Sci Instr 34:
Great Bahama Bank 1082-5 O '63 , ^. „, ,.
BAILAR. John C. ^ , ,„„, ^ . ^ Microbalance measures ultratmn films, diag
Priestlev medalist named for 1964; John C Electronic '63Ind 22:106arrestment O '63
Bailar Is recipient. Chem & Eng N 41:44 Minimization of the balance systems. error in one-
pan, two-knife H. . A.
S 16 '63 Bowman and H. E. Aimer, bibliog diags
Obituary, por Chem & Ind p 1276 Ag 3 '63 J Res Nat Bur
Modification of a magnetic microbalance. Stand 67C:227-35 Jl '63
BAKED products , , „ „ P. K. Henry and G. D. Hoyt. R Sci Instr
Challenge of the baking Industry. R. H. 34:446 Ap '63 , ,
Ellinger and C. W. Hoerr. Am Oil Chem Modification of a thermogravimetric balance
Snc J 40:4+ Je '63 for pyrolvsis experiments in a controlled
BAKER. Robert F. , ^ atmosphere.
35:1306-7 Ag D. A. Smith, diag Anal Chem
Director of the Office of research and de- '63 , ^ ,, , ^.
velopment of the Bureau of public roads. Null-reading microbalance and its use In the
por Pub Works 94:18 F '63 studv of the infrared spectra of adsorbed
BAKER. William O. molecules. D. A. Seanor and C. H. Amberg.
Dr AV. O. Baker receives Perkln medal, por diag R Sci Instr 34:917-19 Ag '63
Chem & Eng N 41:90 F 4 '63 Quartz crystal microbalance measures ultra-
BAKERS and bakeries thin films. Chem & Eng N 41:45-6 Ag 26
Ingredient
limiid dextrose switch will cuts save costs; $6,000
baker's a year use at of Sensitive automatic torque balance for thin
Bob'aw. inc. W. A. Adamsen. 11 Food Eng magnetic films. F. B. Humphrey and A. R.
Johnson, bibliog 11 diags R Sci Instr 34:
.■!r,:S9-flO ofMy Sara
Kitchens '63 Lee; saves with , , prefab , ^ 348-58 high
Simple Ap '63sensitivity microbalance for use
construction. in ultra-high vacuum. I. Haller and P.
Precast framing II saves Food $200,000;
Eng 35:89 giant Ap '63 bays White, bibliog 11 diags R Sci Instr 34:677-8
of the Sara Lee Kitchens. 11 Eng N 171:37 Jo '63 „
AgSee22 also '63 Simple set-up multiplies pressure. F. J.
Cake T,ingel. il Re.=!/Dcvelop
Two-component 13:57 for
microb.alance D '62measuring
Control equipment the forces on ion -bombarded surfaces. V. L.
Rogallo and H. F. Savage, diags R Sci Instr
Bakery and warehouse to be controlled by
computer, to flow 34:9SS-91 I.solating
Vibration S '63 mounting for a sensitive
Computer bake,diagshipAutomation pies, il I 10:13 S A JlJ 10: '63
balance. J. A. Maclnante and J. Waldcr-
30-2 JI computers
Digital '63 will control production. see.Sre 11 also
diag J Sci Instr 40:77-8 F '63
warehousing at Sara I.,ee. flow diag II diag Scales
Food Eng control 35:90-3 of JI '63 Tbemiobalances
Integrated a bakery-freezer; com- Torsion balances
puter in the kitchen, plan Control Eng BALANCING machines ... ., ,-.
10:18-19 JI '63 Balancing machine for small rotors. II li.n-
Sara Lee's automatic warehouse, diag Mod
Materials Handling 18:52-3 Ag '63 gineor 211:996
Balancing machine D 7 has'62 high production rate.
Equipment
Bread trays; reinforced polvester lowers bak- Stool 153:87 S 9 '63
Gi.'iholt versatile machine for balancing high-
ery costs. II Plastics World 20:86 D '62 speed miniature parts. 11 Mach 69:218 N 62
lis
BALANCING of machinery '63 Manufacture
Jjaiancins hish speed rotors at low speeds. Balls for valves get dual spin, il Steel
M J. French, diass Enslneer 215:1154-9 Je 153:78 O 7 '63
2S -63 bolts and worn eibs: why? quick
Broken BALTIMORE
sleiithine: solves hiffh-enersy-rate-formine City/county project improves flood plain.
niysters'. Ani Mach/Metalworkine Manuf C. See
E. also
Keefer. il Pub Works 94:128-9 Ag '63
107:60 F speed
Critical 4 '63 damper. S. Levy. diaKS Building — Baltimore
A S M K Trans ser Architecture
Dynamic balancing. W. EG. 30:463-4 S '63
A. McCormick. il
diass Ind Electronics 1:243-6 F '63 New branch for department store, il Arch
How to balance hisli- speed mechanisms with Rec 133:160-3 Je Harbor '63
minimum-inertia counter^veiprhts. F. R.
Hertrich. diass Macliine Design 35:160-4
Mr 14 of
Isolation ■G.'J modes in the balancing of flexible Baltimore's
Port Service, oil ilrecovery
Marine barge
Eng/Log ready;
68:66M.V.
Ap
shafts. R. E, D. Bishop and A. G. Park-
inson, biblios diags Inst Mech Eng Proc Oxygenation of Baltimore harbor by plank-
177■63 no of
Meaning 16:407-23
balance '63in rotating parts. K, W.
tonic algae. C. H. J. Hull, bibliog map
WPCP J 35:587-606 My '63; Abstract. Pub
O. Rexroth. il diags Plant Eng 17:137-S Ap Works 94:156-1- Ag '63
BAMBOO
See also Hemicelluloses and dissolving pulp from In-
Palancing machines dian bamboo ( dendrocalamus strictus). M.
BALCONIES G. Karnik and others, bibliog il Tappi 46:
Balcony buncombe. E. Goble. Arch Rec 133:9 130-4 F '63
Mr '63 BANANAS
BALDWIN. A. R. Volatile components of bananas. P. Issenberg
Bailey award to JAOCS editor, por Am Oil and E. L. Wick, bibliog J Agri & Food
Chem Soc J 40:sup 14-f- F '63 Chem 11:2-8
BANBURY, FernleyJa '63
H.
BALL bearings. See Bearings. Ball
BALL mills Obituary, por Rubber Age 93:436 Je '63
Automation of grinding circuits. C. A. Row- BAND spectra. See Spectrum— Band spectra
BANK buildings
Casting land, practice
il diag Pit in& ball Quarryproduction,
56:176-9 Jldiags'63
Arrowhead building aims at beating shock
Foundry 90:60 D '62 waves; National urban mortgage bank and
Permanente doubles capacitv at Cushenburv. public works building. Mexico City, il Eng
J. H. Bergstrom. il diaa Rock Prod 66:68-74 N 170:30-1-1- My 30 '63
My '63 Control Banque centrale des etats de I'Afrique de
Three nuclear gauging systems aid cement I'oust. Lom^. Togo, il plan Prog Arch 43:
production in Oliio plant; Universal atlas Concrete brawn and beauty, il Eng N 171:50
cement div. United States steel corp. flow
diag il Pit & Quarry 55:157-8 Ja '63 Double
Jl 25 '63cantilevers frame circular bank il
BALLISTIC missiles. See Guided missiles diag Eng Nbank171:35
Downtown Jl 4 '63
tower, il plans Prog Arch
BALLISTICS
Ballistic perforation dynamics. R. F. Recht 44:140-5 drive-in
Elegant S '63 bank in a park-like setting.
and T. W. Ip.son. bibliog il diags A S M E .11 plans
Trans ser E 30:384-90 S '63 Light by Archnight Recshade134:157-62
by day. S '63il Eng N
Equations for interior ballistics. S. Kravitz.
Vertical Product
diag ballisticEng pendulum34:133-4 Agapparatus.
5 '63 H. NewtrustartCO.,of New
9 Ap 63
banking.
York, ilManhattan's
Arch Forimi Bankers
118:106-
Weltin.
See alsodiags Am J Phys 31:719-22 S '63
Projectiles Nuclear-blast protection for bank computer
center. F. C. Pierce and G, R. Archibald.
BALLOONS
Balloon- supported aerials. R. N. Gould and Roofil Civil Eng 32:49-51
girders carry D '62floors;
five Prudential
others. Wireless federal savings and loan association build-
Fabulous inflatables;World plastics68:502-6
films Ofor '62outer o"^^ My
2o-6 ,S,^" 30 Lake
63 City, il diag Eng N 170:
.space as well as on the grounds, il Mod Suburban branch banks, il plans diags Prog
Plastic.î 40:99-103-1- O '62
Inflating antennas In outer space, diags Elec- Arch 44:126-33 Mr '63
Symbol for savings: massive piers and a
Sound of tronics 36:74+ F 22 red
a bursting '63 balloon. B. G. Wal-
llu:105-lo,'^,°"?f^t.?„-"''"<i-
O 6.3
ters, bibliog il diags Sound 2:8-14 Mr '63 ',\"o"!?aJ'
Traveler '' plans Arch Forum
erects record column;
Stargazer balloon fabricated of polyester Chemical bank
film reinforced with polyester mesh, il New York trust building, il Eng N 170:18
JSL Si. 63
Plastics World 21:34 F '63 Workshop-critique of AISC awards; McAllen
Stratoscope II. il diags Machine Design 35:
138-42 Jl 18 '63 state bank, il plan Prog Arch 43:152-3 N
Stratoscope II assembly completed, il Elec- Air conditioning
tronics 35:30 S 21 '62
BALLOONS. Meteorological Air 62 conditioning for modernization; banking
Gentle launcher cages tender balloons il diag bO-^ Ap bS
Machine Design 34:116-17 D 20 '62 ?n^Pi '',„^'as^s -î'" Cond Heat & Ven 60:
'63
Goodyear aircraft Corp. is building inflatable New bank has versâtile air conditioning sys-
fabric structures to support scientific equip- tem; American bank building. Beaumont.
ment in the air. il Rubber Age 93:114 Ap Tex. il Gas 38:118 O '62
Heating and ventilation
BALLOU. Albert Lorenzo Jr
Memorial. B. W. Eeebe. nor Am Assn Pet Bank heated/cooled with off-peak equipment.
Geologists Bui 47:870-1 My '63: Geophysics G C. Jamison, il Elec World 160:87 Jl 15
28:505-6 Jo '63 63 Lighting
BALLROOMS
Lighting ■^%r,'^,,
Wells lobbyFargo features unique il Elec
San Francisco, centerpiece;
Constr
Ballroom marks downtown renewal, il Hlum
Eng 58:619-20 O '63 & Maint
Bank 62:111 Je '63 features
modernization 170-fc lobby
Reclaimed space: ballroom of the old Riviera lighting, il Elec Constr & Maint 61:118-1- N
club in Indianapolis, il plan Ilium Eng 58:
18-19 Ja '63 Banjking lighting. 11 diag Elum Eng 58:50-4
BALLS
See also F '63
Multi-source distribution panels; tie feeders
Table tennis balls from network in multi-story bank huild-
BALLS. Steel
Measuring steel ball diameters: method la 'J^îir
& Maint^-^ ?w ,9!.'Pnbant.Ap il'63 diags Elec Constr
62:100-3-1-
accurate within ±0.000.005 in. S. P. Poole, New space concepts; First national bank of
il diags Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107: Stoughton. Wis. il diag Illimi Eng 58:533-5
159-61 Je 10 '63 Ag
Qtiartz 63
Steel balls; marvels of precision manufacture. teams with mercury in a bank, il
il Wire & Wire Prod 38:373-1- Mr '63 Ilium Eng 58:635-6 O '63
12 ways to put balls to work: drawings with BANK equipment and supplies
text. L. Dodge. Product Eng 34:68-9 Ja 7 Coniputer for banking; Midland bank ltd il
63
Engineer 215:314 F 15 '63
BANK protection. See Rivers— Bank protection Waterborne dumper. II Enelneerlng 196;269
BANKS and banking See also
See ulso Ag 30 '63 unloadinu — Barges
Loading
Checks Pontoons and '63
Drive-ln and curb services Tank barges
BARGES. Aluminum
See Drive-in and curb services Distinctive ships; NMS Aluminum 1202. 11
BARBITURATES , ^ Marine methods
Eng/Log 67:70world D '62s largest alumi-
Amphetamine- barbiturate synergism. Drug & Welding
Cosmetic Ind 91;516 O '62 num barge. N. J. onCbatelain and W. R. Clay,
Analysis il diags Light Metal Age 21:5-6 Je '63
BARGES. Oil well drilling
Improved gas chromatographic column for Avondale shipyards building two giant rigs
barbiturates. K. D. Parker and others. Anal for deep-water offshore drilling. 11 Marine
Chem 35:418-19
Prevention of peak Mr taihng
'63 Drilling
Eng/Logvessel 68:36-7vital
Ja '63to Borneo oil future,
chromatographic analysis mof the direct gas
barbiturates. il Oilto & select
Gas J a61:150 My 13
E. W. Cieplinski. bibliog Anal Chem 35:256- How floating rig.'63R. H. Grahn.
7 F -63
Rapid gas chromatoKrapliic method for screen- Kermac's rig 54 sets its own5 '63
Oil & Gas J 61:99-101 Ag well jacket. J.
ing pt toxicological e.\tracts for alkaloids, C. Neale. il diags Oil & Gas J 61:106-8 Ag 12
barbiturates, sympathomimetic amines, and
tranquilizers. K. D. Parker and others, bib- ■62
Rig 54; last of big submersible barges? 11
BARBITURIC liog Anal Chem acid 35:356-9 Mr '63 OilSee& Gasalso J 60:52-3 D 17 '62
Effect of barbituric acid and chlortetracy- Petroleum — Offshore drilling structures
cline upon growth, ammonia concentration, Tenders. Oil well drilling
BARITE
and urease activity in the gastrointestinal Barite. 1962. R. Rowand. Eng & Min J 164:
tract of chicks. L. H. Harbers and others,
bibliog
See also .1 Nutrition 80:75-9 My '63 150-1 F '63 an analog of sand-calcite. Black
Sand-barite.
Thiobarbituric acids Hills. S. D. G. Rapp. jr. and H. Martin,
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BARGES il Am Mineralogist 47:1189-91 S '62
BARIUM
Baltimore's
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Marine barge
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World winch 160:44 Agexpedites 26 '63 BARIUM
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BARIUM ferrate
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Ap '63 ofofbarium particle size on the coercive
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Ap '63 ferroxdure.
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W. R. Trauffer. 11 Pit & Quarry 55:141-3 BARIUM hafnate
N '62 Dielectric behavior In the systems PbHfOs-
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Jl '63 ofsulfate
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BARREL handling Quantum chemical treatment of the basi-
Unit-load system re-shapes barrel handlins; cities of the methylbenzenes. in the sround
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BARRELS. Aluminum
Lishtweight cask production: aluminium al- BASKETS. Wire. See Wire baskets
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Pressing and casting combined for casks, il
Engineering 195:509 Ap 12 '63 Jute
BATEMAN, George Cecil Mineralogical evidence for the penecon-
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BATH •63preparations Operation
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Bath oils; a disc of the comp of
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Odd& Ctowsimse ionusIlnbydat 91:o7i0l. DDrlue'62 & Cosic. n Ind L.aterite
BAVENITE
tts i h 1 g m e t
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Soaky foamlne liquid bathic soap Composition of bavenite. L. G. Berry. Am
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BAYERITE
■63
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BATHHOUSES Infra-red study of hydrothennal conversion
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BATHTUBS BEACONS
•i;:f
Bathtub
BATHYSCAPH hi-jinks. il Dom Eng 200:96-7 O '62 Underwater steam engine converts atomic
lieat to sound, il diag Machine Design 35:8
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Lighthouses
Machine Design 35:108-14 Ag 29 '63 Radio beacons
Functional modules as an approach to tmder- BEADS, Glass. See Glass beads
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Geological Naval Eng
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bathyscaph BEAMATRON welding. See Electric welding.
Trieste near the edge of the continental Arc — Electron beam weldijig
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Beam analogy
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Method diag AIAAdeflection
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Deflections and stresses in pin-ended beam
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ger il diak.s A S M E Ti-ans ser D 85:265-72 BEARINGS. Needle
Je '63 Needle-roller bearings. P. R. Glazier. 11
Lubrication M.-vchine Plastic
BEARINGS. Design 35:116-2f Je 13 "63
800-F hydraulic fluid doubles as antifric- Aluminum-plastic bearing rings. J. W. Schus-
tion-bearing lubricant. Machine Design o5:
12 S 26 '63 Design ter, of
il diag pl.astic Metalbearings.
Prog 84:109-10-1- Jl '63
L M. Rentschler.
BEARINGS, Ball . c„v„„
Aluminum-plastic bearing rings. J. W. Schus- Designing grease out of a bearing, 13
diags Machine Design 35:59-64 Je '63
il diags
ter il diag Metal Prog to84:109-10-1- Jl 'CS ap- Engineering 105:618-19 Mv 3 '63
Ball bearings designed meet special How to design plastic bearings fast! nomo-
plication requirements. F J. Oliver bibhog graphs. R. L. Peters. Mod Plastics 40:109-
11 diags Electro-Tech 71:56-63 F; 80-5 Mr; IH- Ap in'63 rolllngi mill construction, diags
Plastics
102-7 Ap '63 ^ ^ r> ..
Ball bearings in the space age. F. G. Patter- Engineer
Polyurethane 215:1053-4
bearings. Je L.7 '63Halberstadt. 11
.son. il Mach get 69:98-101
the acid Ag '63
test; mechanical
Ball screws M.aohine Design 35:151-2 Je 6 '63
feedscrews
•63 for machine tools, il diags Am BEARINGS, Roller
Mach/Metalworking Manuf 106:82-3 N 26 '62 Bearing noise; analysis of rolling-element
Birfleld angular contact constant velocity bearings. A. J. Rufflnl. II diags Machine
Joint, il diags Engineering 195:550-1 Ap 19 Design 35:232-5 My roller
9 '63 bearings. W. E.
Cylindrical and Journal
Hiesemcyer. 11 diags Machine Design 35:96-
Catching a wlll-o'-the-wisp leads to better
ball bearings, il Ind Phot 12:28-1- Ap '63 liin Je sort
Czechs 13 '63 bearings on circular track with
Dynamic gyro bearing, diag Mech Eng 85:55 pin memory. F. H. Baer. II Control Eng
O '63
Facts about pump motor bearings, diags Needle-roller
10:97 Ag '03 bearings. P. R. Glazier 11
Water & Sewage Works 109:435-7 N '62
How can we stretch ball-bearing life? an- NoMachine
need for Design collets35:116-21
or chucks; .Te 13Intermeshing
'63
cont.-ict-roU bearing. 11 diags Mech Eng 85:
swers. Power 107:146-7 Jl '63
How to eliminate premature ball bearing Roller bearings: production of Rex Life-Gard:
failures. R. B. Downs, il Mill & Factory division
no F 'O.'i of Chain belt co. 11 Iron & Steel
72:76-9 Ap '03 Eng 40:208-1- F bearings.
Rolling-element '63 J. C. lyawrence.
Linear ballcuracy.bearings Increase 11positioning
H. R. Havemeyer. diags Tool ac-& A S M E Trans ser D 85:459-61 blb-
Manuf Eng 50:96-100 My '63 llog(p46D-70) S '63
123
BEARINGS. Roller — Continued BEDSPREADS. See Coverlets
^Selection of rolling element bearings. A. J. BEECH
Rufflni and R. M. Petros. diaes Machine Production of dissolving pulps from beech. H.
Design
Self-alisninK35:65-9 Je 13roller
spherical '63 bearines. J. M. Haas. Tappi 40:sup71A-l- O '63
BEEF
Bryant. U diass Machine Desisn 35:101-5
Je 13 -63 Collagen content and its relation to tender-
Self-contained tapered roller bearing; sizes ness of connective tissue in two beef mus-
to fit all standard freight cars, il JMech Eng cles. S. J. Ritchey and others, bibliog Food
S5:60-l O '63 Tech 17:194-7
Comparison of dry-heatF '63 cooking methods for
Split-race main center crankshaft bearing: on
Wisconsin's round steak. C. Rodgers and others, bib-
cooled engine. new R. V-4. vaive-in-head.
J. Srolia and others. air-11
diags S roller
A B Jbearings.
7U:10U-1 OR. '62McKelvey. diags Effect of methionine and Jlage '63 of rat on the
liog Food Tech 17:931-3
Tapered occurrence of hemorrhagic diathesis in rats
Machineroller
Design 3o:lu6-llJ. Ja H.13 Rumbarger.
'63 fed a ration containing irradiated beef.
Thrust bearings. 0. M. Malhotra and E. F. Reber. bibliog
diags Macliine
See also Design 35:112-15 Je 13 '63 J Nutrition 80:85-90
Effects of rat strain, stilbestrol and testoster- My '63
Bearings. Anti-friotlon one on the occurrence of hemorrhagic di-
Bridge bearings athesis in rats fed a ration containing ir-
Failure
radiated beef. O. P. Malhotra and others,
Competitive modes of failure In rolling con- bibliog J Nutrition 79:381-8 Mr '63
tact fatigue: abstract. W. E. Dittmann. Factors affecting the color of packaged re-
tail beef cuts; origin of cuts, package
Machine Design type, and storage conditions. D. A. Fellers
Cumulative plastic 35:2S6-f- My 9in '63
deformation rolling con- and others, bibliog Food Tech 17:1175-9
tact. G. J. Moyar and G. M. Sinclair, bihliog S '63
il diags A S M E Trans ser D 85:105-12; Freezing rate of beef as affected by moisture,
Discussion. fat. and wrapping materials. L J. Bratzler
Surface fatigue113-11: Reply.
research with114-15 Mr '03 rol-
the geared and H. Q. Tucker, jr. bibliog Food Tech
ler test machine: abstract. R. E. Denning 17:788-9 Je '63 shear force as a tenderness
and S. L. Rice. Metal Prog 83:174-1- Ap '63 L.E.E. -Kramer
Lubrication measure of beef steak. M. E. Bailey and
Dirt: greatest roller enemy, il Coal Age 68: others, bibliog Food Tech 16:99-101 D '62
Subjective and objective evaluations of pre-
138 temperature
Ap '63 fabricated cuts of beef. M. M. Fielder and
Low performance of greases in others, bibliog
railway roller bearings. J. N Crisp and MV. Tenderness and Food Tech 17:213-18
chemical composition F '63 of
E. Ellis, bibliog il diags Lub Eng 19:2i0-9; beef. P. C. Paul, bibliog Food Tech 16:115-
Discussion. analysis
280-2 Jlof'63the effect of viscosity Thermal
Theoretical 19 N '62conductivity of beef. H. L. Miller
at high pressure on rolling contact bear- and J. E. Sunderland, bibliog diag Food
ings. T. Liu and R. J. Benzing. diag Lub BEER Tech 17:490-2 Ap '63
Eng 19:381-2 S '63
Manufacture Barley and malt. A. H. Cook. ed. Review, bv
Handling is key in bearing plant layout, il 1. A. Preece.
Hydrogen formed Chemin &bottle Ind linked
D28-3n Jato 5beer '63
plansSeiko
Koyo Mill &forgesFactory
and 73:84-5 O '63 races. R.
rolls bearing gushing. Food Eng 34:103-4 N '62
See also
Bre'wing industries
E. Green,modernizes
Rollway il Mach and69:92-7-1-
expandsAg with
'63 brand-
BEER containers
new plant. C. A. Weinert. il plan Automo- Aluminum taps beer for tonnage sales. 11
tive Ind 129:116-17 S 15 '63 Iron Ageadopt 19:133 the O 18aluminum
'62
Testing Brewers Ud. 11 Mod
Analysis of a rolling-element idler gear Metals 18:61-2 N '62
bearing having a deformable outer- race Home tan dispenses draft beer from the home
structure. A. B Jones and T. A Harris, refrigerator, il Light Metal Age 21:23 Je '63
BEESWAX
il diags A S M E Trans ser D 85:273-8
Je '63aspects of the performance Coater envelops raisins with wax. diag Food
Some of high-
speed lightly loaded cylindrical roller bear- Eng 34:103(psychology)
BEHAVIOR N '62
ings. C. F. Smith, bibliog diags Inst Mech Errors are inevitable, but proper design can
Eng Proc 176 no 22:566-81. pi 1-4 '62 soften
BEARINGS. Thrust bibliog the il diags consequences.
Machine Design H. L. 35:133-7
'Williams,Ja
Design of strip-type bearings. B. Crankshaw.
diags Machine Design 35:46-52 Je 13 '63 17 '63
Experimental investigations on nutrition and
Glacier rationalize tilting-pad thrust bear- human behavior: a post-script. J. Brozek.
ings, il diags Engineering 194:567 N 2 '62 Am Scientist 51:139-63 bibliog(p 161-31 Je '63
Grinding round within millionths: suBponing BELGIUM
headstock spindle with hydrostatic bearings. '62
R. Le Grand, diags Am Mach/Metal working See cialalsosubjects,subdivision e.g. Belgium under spe-
Manuf 106:51-3 D 24 '62 Atomic power plants
New method for finishing thrust bearing sur- Chemical industries
faces of crankshafts. D E. Bowman and Plastics industries
O. L. Cory, il diag Automotive Ind 128:46
Je 1 '63of an externally pressurized circular Railroads — Electrification
Theory BELGRADE Bridges
thrust gas bearing with consideration of
the effects of lubricant inertia. H. Mori,
diags A S M E Trans ser D 85:304-9: Steel trusses span the Danube. 11 diags
Discussion.
Thrust 309-10 Je '63L. Jones, jr. diags
ball bearings. BELLEng telephone
N 171:89-1-laboratories
O 10 '63
Machine Design 35:82-4 J.Je H.13 Rumbarger.
'63 Bell laboratories and project Mercurv. J. J.
Thrust roller bearings. Hibbert. il map Bell Lab Rec 40:276-81 S
diags Machine Design 35:112-15 Je 13 '63
BEARTOOTH MOUNTAINS Bell labs' mirrored superblock at Holmdel.
Orbicular rocks of the Lonesome Mountain N.J. il plan diag Arch Rec 132:145-52 O '62
area. Beartooth Mountains, Montana and
Wyoming. D. J. Leveson. bibliog maps Cape Canaveral laboratory. J B. D'Albora.
diags Geol Soc Bui 74:1015-40. pi 1-5 Ag '63 jr. 11 plan Bell Lab Rec 40:352-7 N '62
Columbus branch laboratory. F A Korn 11
BECKS
chines (dyeing machines). See Dyeing ma- Bell Lab Rec 40:392-7 D '62
BEDDING Distribution
McPartland. forII diags
Bell labs' research. & Malnt
Elec Constr J. F.
See also
Electric blankets 61:72-5 D '62
BEDFORD. Thomas Holmdel laboratories. H. J. Wallis. 11 plan
Obituary. G. P. Crowden and P. Drinker, Bell Lab Rec 40:316-25 O '62
Research and development center opens In
Jlpor 63Archives Environmental Health 7:116-17 Holmdel. N.J. il Elec Eng 81:887-8 N '62
BEDS Sa^rinen's telephone center
Multiple correlation; technique for prediction Jersey. 11 Prog Arch 43:77 opens O '62 In New
of future hospital bed needs. H. L. Been- BELLEVILLE
(machinery) spring washers. See Washers
hakker. Op Res 11:824-39 S '63
BELLOWS Aluminum sections with lipped flanges and
trans- their resistance to local buckling. J. B.
Aneroid and variable vanes Improve Dwight. il diags Mod Metals 19:4f4- Ag 63
mission performance, il diag Machme De- Analysis of buckled slender bars. R. Isa-
sign 35:108-9 O 10 '63 , ^ „ , _
tor metal bellows: draw- kower. Product Eng 34:117-18 Ja 21 '63 .
Eicht with text.ns K. M. Carey. Product Eng
Ines applicatio Analysisside aof the motion
33:58-9 N 26 '62 ,. ., , .. guide tube. M.of aF. flexible shaftdiags
Massoud. in-
liquid elastic
on usingabstract. pressure- A S M E for
Trans ser E 30:379-83 S '63 ductility
sensinK selements:
Experiment A. N. Zamula Apparatus determining the bend
of sheet between -196 and 300 C. R. C.
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How bellows flow meters perform in. steam
and fluid flow services. W. R. \Voolrlch Stand 3:296-7
and J. L. Flowers, il Heating- PiPine 35: Axially loaded Ap '63
column subjected to lateral
129-32 Jl "63 pressure. J. P. Peterson,, diags
1458 Je '63 . ^ ,AIAA
^ J 1:
BELLS
See also Beam columning in ground wind load analy-
Doorbells ses. R. P. McFarland. diags AIAA J 1:2147-
Liberty bell Beam deflections caused by shearing stresses.
BELTBelt conveyors.
conveyors See Conveying machinery — 9 S '63
W. Griffel. Productelastic
Eng supports.
34:129-30 Y.
Ja Chen,
7 '63
Beams with many
BELT drive. See Belting diag Franklin Inst J 276:273-81 O '63
BELTING ^ ^ „ Bending
section and rings.buckling of thin-walled
J. A. Cheney, bibliog open-
diags
Belt lengths. S. Kravitz. diag Product Eng
34:147-8 Ap 15 '63 Am Soc C B Proc 89 [EM 5 no 36651:17-44
How to select, install and maintain V-belts. . ,^ ^ ,
Bending die has unusual stripper. F. Rush,
diaes Coal Age
Lateral creep of flat belts. G. A. G. Fazekas. 68:112-15 F '63 „ ^ diags Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:
diags A S M E Trans ser B 85:307-10: Dis- Bending
144 My of13 a'63square plate with two adjacent
cu.ssion
Mechanical 311-13 drives Agbook '63 is.sue: belt drive sys- edges free and the others clamped or
tem design. J. J. Zaiss: R. H. Hedges, diags simplv supported. A. W. LeL-ssa and F. W.
Machine Design Niedenfuhr. bibliog diags AIAA J 1:116-20
Mechanical drives34:22-42
book issue:D 13 '62belt drive
tvpes. E. L. Nuernberger. il diags Machine Bending of a uniformly loaded circular dl.sk
with
Ja '63 a wedce-shaned cross section R. R.
Design 34:13-21 D 13 '62 Strock and Y. Y. Yu. diags A S M E Trans
Mechanical drives book issue: belt trans-
missions. S. Wilder. Jr. il diag Machine De- ser E 30:299-301
sign 34:43-8 D 13 transmission
'62 research. Bending of beams Jlmade '63 of non-linear mate-
^ ^R.
Mechanical power calrial.SocC. JR. 67:124-5
Calladine. diags Roy „ Aeronauti-
F '63 ^,„ ,
H. MacmiUan. il Engineering 194:627-8 N 9
'62 . „E. Bending of perforated plates. E. D'Sylva.
Mylar belt drive for small transmissions. diag A stress
Bending S M E inTrans ser E 29:749-50
a cracked plate onD '62 an
Addeo. 11 diags Product Eng 34:87 Ap 15 elastic foundation. D. D. Ang and others,
New concept for miniature drives: polyester bibliog
Je '63 diags A S M E Trans . ser, E 30:245-51
,. . . ,
film, il mesh
Positive diag gear Mod worksPlastics for40:95 smallJl motors:
'63 Bending vibrations of a circular cylindrical
Neutriflex synchro drive belt, il Rubber shell with an internal liquid having a free
World 147:30 O '62 ^ ^ ,. , surface. U. S. Lindholm and others, bib-
Positive tension control reduces belt main- Blank liogradii
diags AIAA J 1:2092-9 data
development: S '63sheet, diag
t e n a n e . I
Postage machine belts. I. Lundquist. ilD Ma-
c diags Plant Eng 16:133-5 '62 Mach 69:130 •63Ag '63 ^ ,
Buckling behavior above tangent modulus
terials in
Progress report on new corrueator belt Design Eng 57:118 My '63 load. B. G. Johnston, bibliog diags Am Soc
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Discussion. [EM 6 3nono30191:79-99 D '61:
31731:169-71 Je:
4fi:sup V-belts
Rubber 1S2A-6A made S '63 from glass fibres. . „
Can [EM 5 no 33071:171-6 O '62: 89 [EM 1 no
Chem Process
Timing belt: glass fiber made into a load 47:57-8 O '63 34401:73-4of Fa cylindrical
Buckling '63 shell subjected to
carrying cord. W. A. Skura and J. J. nonuniform external pressure. B. _p. Alrn-
Twomey. roth. diags A S M E Trans ser E 29:675-
See also diags Rubber World 147:65-7 D "62
Pulleys Buckling
82 D '62 of a truncated hemisphere under
Tables, calculations, etc. axial tension. J. C. Yao. il diag AIAA J 1:
Eliminate the guess work in tensioning 2316-19 Oof '63berj'llium plates and cylinders.
Buckling
V-belt drives. W. D. Erickson. il diag Prod- A. B. Burns and R. F. Crawford, bibliog
Equationsuct Eng for 33:100-3 D 10 creep
computing '62 in belt drives. il Astronautics & Aerospace Eng 1:36-41 O
P. L. Garrett, diags Product Eng 34:86-9 Buckling of circular arches under nonuniform
Mr 4 '63
Selecting a narrow V-belt drive: data sheets. pressure. G. Wempner and T. Ewbank.
E. O. Michael. Machine Design 35:209-13 diag Am Soc C E Proc 89 I EM 4 no 35971:
O 10 '63 V-belts. F. J. Lavoie. 11 diags 17-20 Agof'63shear buildings. P. Dayaratnam.
Buckling
Tensioning
Machine Design 35:94-101 Jl 4 '63 Am Soc C E Proc 88 [ST 6 no 33501:149-59
Weighing the economics of V-belt life. C. R. D '62: Discussion. M. L. Moody. 89 [ST 5
Sear, il Power 107:78 Ap '63 no 36881:285-93
BELTING. Conveyor ^ , , Buckling of simplyO supported
'63 oblique plates.
Belt conveyor roundup: advances in belting Y^. Yoshimura and K. Iwata. bibliog diags
merit close attention. J. H. Bergstrom. 11
A S M E Trans ser E 30:363-6 S '63
BeltRockconvevor
Prod 66:73-44- roundup: F maintenance
'63 tips for Buckling of thin shells under external pres-
Increased belt life. J. H. Bergstrom. il Rock sure. A. E. Armenikas and G. Herrmann,
bibliog diag Am Soc C E Proc 89 [EM 3 no
Prod 66:88-1- F '63 ^ ^ 3.''..i21:131-46 Je '63
Newest automatic dispatching method: mag- Creep buckling of plates: experiments on
netic helt coding, diags Mod Materials
Handlingconveyor 18:53-5 belts
Ap '63for high temperature aluminum alloy at 500°F. R. Papirno and
Selecting G. Gerard, bibliog il AIAA J 1:2127-33 S '63
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Mv '63.steel conveyor umns. S. Mauch and M. J. Holley. bib-
Tried belts? H. E. I.,lnsley. liog How chart diags Am Soc C E Proc
II Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:72-3 S9 [STbuckling 4 no 36101:451-81 Ag '63 columns.
My 27 '63 Critical loads for tapered
Cleaning J M. Gere and W. O. Carter, bibliog diags
Cleaning convevor belts during operation, il Am .=;or C E Proc 88 [ST 1 no 30451:1-11
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Comp Air Mag 67:31 D '62 Je: [ST 4 no 32541 :235-7 Ag: tST 5 no 33091:
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BENDING
Accuracy of the Bemoulll-Ruler theory for Cylindrical bending of a heated long rectan-
beams of variable portion. B. A. Bolev. blb- An '63gular plate. B A. Lleb. dings Roy Aeronau-
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BENDtNQ — Continued Influence of geometrical design factors on
JJetlection of a uniformly loaded circular plate the bending fatigue strength of crank-
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Deflection theory forSocarches.
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27 '03 of a clamped Discussion.
Large deflection 30:472-3 analysis S '63of luiiformly loaded
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Pifko. bibliog AIAA Jcylindrical
1:2111-15 Sshell '63
74 N -62 calculated by moment distribu- Large of a certain
Deflections panel. S. Basuli. A S M E Trans ser £3
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Deflections of an'G3 inflated circular-cylindrical tions. S. N. Sinha. bibliog Am Soc C B
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Large thermal 3 no 35021:225-8 Je '63 beam.
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Donnell-type equations for bending and buck-
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Linear Wilson, bibliog theory AIAA J 1:1451-2
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102 Mr for'63calculating deflection and stresses
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Moment S M charts B Trans for ser B 30:466-7 footing
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Numbers of tasters required to determine
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12:214-18; Discus-
R. West. Am Chem Soc J 84;4169 N 5 '62
BICYCLOHEPTANE. See Norcamphane BILLBOARD S 9"Mr'^?l""°"
BICYCLOHEPTENE Billboards on trucks get utility's advertising
Chemistry of some derivatives ot the 7-oxa-
bicycIo[2.2.1]heptene system, especially the BILLING
epoxy derivatives (3,S-dioxatricyclo[3.2.1.02,*] 184^s" 23 ^63 •^''""Slo. il Elec World 160:
octanes). M. P. Kunstmann and others, bib- -*îT°?i^'^'®'^ billing for a small uUlity. W. A.
liog Am Chem Soc
Electronegativity J 84:4115-25 and
of substituents N 6 nuclear
'62 M'^9'"rfA Am Water Works Assn J 55:27-
magnetic resonance spectra of norbornene Bill-paying made easy; Mosler Dropository
derivatives. P. Daszlo and P. V. Schleyer. provides a convenience for both taxpayer
bibliog Am of Chem Soc J 85:2709-12 S 20 '63 and the city col ector. R. K Scruggs il
Mechanism the thermal isomerization of
5- norbornene- 2. 3 -endo-dicarboxylic anhy- Computer makes invoices; terminal f'Cruggs. speeds upi]
dride. J. E. Baldwin and J. D. Roberts, Pub Works
billing, Oil 94:121
il forum; & Gas O '63
J 61:116 Je 10 '63
bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:115-16 Ja 5 '63 Estimating billing special items. R.
Non-classical 7-norbomenyl cation S. Win-
stein and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J Foolproof price printer cuts credit ''■■''■'
85:2324-6 Ag 5 '63 ^/i'f-; fusion,gfÎ'M^ôf
ildiag Product ^"'"*34:114-15
'" * Eng '^■-
card con-
Je 10
Norbornene-l- and 2-carboxyIlc acids J. W.
Wilt and C. A. Schneider, diags Chem & 0.5
Small computer fulfills small utility's study
Ind P951-2 Je 8 '63 need: Municipal public utilities. Browns-
Preferred inversion in an electrophilic dis-
placement; mercurideboronation of exo- and See also
endo-5-norbornene-2-boronic
Matteson and J. O. Waldbillig. Am Chem
acids. D. S. 54'J5+ j|^3 % ^- ^«'''- " Elec World 159:
Invoices
Soc J 85:1019-20 Ap 5 '63 BINARY number system. See Numeration
Steric course of nitrosyl halide additions to BINDERIES. See Bookbinderies
norbornene and norbornadiene. J. Meinwald BINDING materials
and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2513- Bonding of silane coupling agents in glass-
14 Ag 20 '63 reinforccd plastics. H. A. Clark and E P
Substituent effects on nuclear magnetic Plueddemann. bibliog Mod Plastics 40:133-
resonance coupling constants and chemical 5+ Je 63
shifts in a saturated system; hexachloro- Coating ajhesives for paper and paoerboard,
bicyclo[2.2.11heptenes. K. L. Williamson.
bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85;516-19 Mr 5 '63
eA 0'63 '"' '^^°^ Tappi 46:sup 164A-
■63
BINDING materials — Continued Contributions of biochemistry to understand -

Of.uine new shapes with rubber ferrltes K. ing and solving the world problern of Pro-
U HolVver. Jr. and E. A. Hanysz. U Klec- tein malnutrition in children. N. S Sc'-lm-
bibliog Am(P600-2)
shaw. D '62, Nutrition
J Clinical , „ , 11:593-602
t- to..
Hearl?ofuUon'*'tSts''wUh calcium alu.ninaie
Cer rbocandJ Fuel cells; biochemical fuel cells. J-.-lî,"- ^ri
ntndirs
R M and castables.
Williains. AmJ'-^ff"e
bibliog W U »; lor and others. Chem Ens Prog 59:57-8 U
^^.eîrin^
utihoT*(orgregate thin sections of ag- Further studies on the biosynthesis of troolc
particles coated With bituminous acid. AinM. Chem L.. Louden and E. Leete. bib-
binders. L. W. Tubey. il Cheni & Ind pJl-3 lioc Soc J 84:4507-9 D 5 62
Npw Drocess gives tailored coatings. A. J. In vitro alkaloid biossTithes is In tlie amarjjl-
lidaceae: norbelladine O-methylpherase. H.
"ÎS-nCnek, j? and G. Eng
Materia s n Design
A Collins.,ir
58;90-J O 11 b.id.ags M. Fales and others. Am Chem Soc J 86:
the inidentif lcatlon of binders gen- 2025-6 Jl 5 '63
Scheme for mineral coatings, W. H, union of pure and applied chem-
•63 erally used nal Biological
Internatioistry; chemistry section C. E.
Bol!st aVid, S. W. Tros.-et. jr. bibUoK Tappi Dalgliesh. Chem & Ind p712-13 My 4 63
Sttucwrl ^d*^properties of vitrified bonded Isolation and amino-
i<1entification by of thethe biologicril
^'iSisFves W.'^ D. CerKingery others Uci b^-
and 42.i37-J nitro-o-toluamide formed
liog il diass -Vm Soc Bui Juy reduction of 3.5-dinitro-o-toluaraide. (j. N.
Smith and otliers. bibliog il J Agn & Food
See als
Adh o Chem 11:257-60 My '63
esi estrogen biosynthesi s. T. Mo-
vess products— Binding materials rato and of
Mechanism others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J
Resiîou
Koad materials 84:3764-6 O 5 '62
Novel of D. inhibition of cholesterol bio-
mode synthesis.
are Dvornik and others, bibliog
^'sin storage system; drj' or liquid ilresins
Plastics
collected stored, discharged, Am Chem Soc J 85:3309 O 20 '63
Physiology and biochemistry of the skin
DeYign''and''mamrenince of platework and 1960-61; annual summary. G. „H. Findlay
v^sels in mines. A J P Lapraine. U Can comp. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 92:227, 375-6
Min & Met Bui 56:222-6 Mr 63
511. 651-2. 793-4 F-Je '63
Dynamic pressure of granular material in Quantitative aspects of gas chromatographic
deeo bins A M. Tur tzin. bibliog diags Am separations in biological studies. E. C.
sSc C E Proc 89 [ST 2 no 34791:49-73 Ap Horning and others, bibliog Anal Chem 35:
;63^ Discussion. 89 [ST 5 no 36881:337-46 O 526-32 Ap '63
Study of biological structure at the molecular
Foam insulate d , Plastic storage
d reinforceil level with stereomodel projections: the
bins for ice machines, Mod Plastics 40.
lipids in el.
Vandenheuv the myelin bibliogsheath
il of diagsner\-e.Am F. Oil A.
1963*n^teoaJs handling and packaging direc-
tor*': storage equipment ildiags Mod Ma- Chem Soc J 40:455-71 S '63
terials Handling 18:283-308 My '63 Subunit structure of proteins allows differ-
entiation studies, il Chem & Eng N 41:38-9
^'c'inta'ineriierbulk. il Plastics Worid 21:42-3 Spe also
Antigens
My 13 gy
Bacteriolo and antibodies
'63
Je '63
Blood
^'prefabncated plastic storage bin. il Engineer- Enzymes
ing 195:521 Ap 12 '63 Ferm^nitation
BIOASSAY. See Biological assay
Fungicides
BIOCHE MICAL oxygen demand. See Trade
Nva^te — Testing Tmmiinitv n
Hemoglobi
BIOCHEMICAL research Microorganisms
biochemical fuel, ce investiga- Physiological chemistry
Preliminary
tions E L Colichman. bibliog il diag IEEE Porphyrins
Proteins
Proc 51:812-19 My '63
BIOLOGIC
Urine AL assay ^ ^. , ■ „i
^Bioên^tiflriKin
R J Suhadolnik of the
andC.-C. ""it bibliog
others, of lycorine^
Am Analytical aspects of chemical and biological
Chem esisSoc J of84:4348-9 N 20 '62 . . assay in the U.S. army CBR agency S.
Biosynth cellulose J A. Gascoigne
Sass. bibliog Anal Chem 35;sup25A-8A-t-
bibliog Chem & Ind p 15S0-4 S 28 63
Biosynthesis of gramine: feeding experiments Bioassay for algicidal vs. algistatic chemicals.
with tryptophan-3- [H',C"1 . D. q,Donovan GMy P '63Fitzgerald and S. L. Faust, bibliog 11
and E. Leete. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85.
dfil "i T'' 20 'G'j Water & Sewage 'Works 110:296-8 Ag '63
Biosynthesis of matrine. S. Shibata andJl U. 13
Chemical and biological assay of essential
Sankawa. bibliog Chem & Ind p 1161-2 fatty
bihliogacids.
Am Oil M. Chem
C Williams a"|J R^ R^'sf'";
Soc J 40:237-41 Je 63
Bio.synthesis of phthiocerol: incorporation of Estimation of insecticide residues In foods
methionine and propionic acid. M Gaslam- through
bide-Odie r and others, bibliog Chem & Ind Phillips and others, bibliog J Agri & w^.Foodr.
parallel screening methods,
Chem 10:486-90 N '62
Biosy'ntliesisôf the alkaloids of chelidonjum into Relative resistance of fish species to petro-
majus: the incorporation . of tyrosine leum refinery wastes. N. H. Douglas and
chelidonine. B. Leete. bibliog Am Chem
Soc J 85:473-5 F 20 '63 . ^ ,, ,, xi W H. Irwin, bibliog 'Water & Sewage
Biosynthesis of the mustard oils. M. H. Works
BIOLOGICAL 110:R246-61
•63
chemistry. O See
31 '63Biochemistry
Benn. Chem & Ind P 1907 N 3 62
of the nicotiana alkaloids, the BIOLOGICAL laboratories , ,
Biosynthesis
non-random incorporation of acetate-z-c Unilever research laboratory; Colworth House.
into the pyridine ring of bibliog anabasme. A. K. H. Wilkinson and R. J. Taylor, il Chem &
Friedman and R. Leete. Am Chem
Soc J 85:2141-4 Jl 20 '63 t t> t^ Ind P704-11 My 4 '63
Blosvnlhe.sis of the tetracycl ties. J. Rj D^ Air conditioning
McCormick and others, bibliog Am Chem Lab hoods rid fumes, exhaust building in
Soc J 8."):1692-5 Je 5 '63
Biosynthesis of the tetracyclines: a new amino iiew Life srienrfs researrh center, <^. J.
acid from streptomyces aureofaciens: acid. ( + >- Allen. 11 Heatlng-PIping 34:107-12 N '62
frans-2.3-dihvdro-3-hydroxyanthranllic
J R D. McCormick and others, hilillog Equipment
Am Chom studies Soc J 84:3711-14 O E '62 Automatic aerosol dellverj- for Inhalation ex-
Biosynthesis may improve antibiotics gerlments. P. V. Marsh. 11 diag Archives
m-ikinc. Chem & Ene N 4ft:51 S 24 62
Chemist In the clinical lab. il map Chem & Invlronmenta] Health 6:649-50 My '63
Inexpensive, general purpose, biological ampU-
Eng Nerol41:102-1
^Cholest biosynt Jl 15 '63
6 hesis blocked at new site; fler. W. Barry, diag J Scl Instr 40:374 Jl
abstract. D. Dvornlk and others. Chem
Rapid freeze-drying of biological tissues with
& Eng N ■ll:49-50 S 23 '63 a thermoelectric unit. A. G. E. Pearse. bib-
Condensation leads to„, glutnmlc add T.
Seklzawa and others. Chem & Eng N 41:46-7 liog II J Sclluminescence
BIOLOGICAL Instr 40:176-7
. See '63
Ap Luminescen ce
Jl 8 '63
133
BIOLOGICAL materials Distribution of Ni. Co. Cr, Cu. Ba and Sr
Apparatus and method for rapidly heating between biotite-garnet pairs in a meta-
and cooline bioloRical materials. D. P. morphic sequence. K. K. Turekian and
Farlias.
See also dias Food Tech 16:10tj D '62
Urine Tetrahedrally coordinated aluminum in some
-'^^ Mineralogist
natural n'"IJ' ''''^"°^
47-1434-4fbiotites: an infrared
Analysis absorption
Determination of molybdenum in biolosical
materials with dithiol: control of copper BIPHENYL. See Diphenyl
inien'erence. lrst'f8: lso''9o''s SeeH!'^- '"'""^ ^ Mineralo-
& Food Chera J. 11:130-1 B. Bincley.Mr 63 biblioe J Asri BIPHEN YLENE.
BIRCH. Arthur John
Cyclobutadibenzene
Determination of Plutonium in biological
material l)y solvent extraction with pri-
mary amines. F. W. Bruenger and others.
bibliOK Anal Chem BIRD repellents
Determination of the 35:1671-3
true chlorideO '63 content 'ÊnTSf4!r7rip'°i^63^- ^'^'^^ •'°'- ^^^™ *
of biolosical fluids and tissues. E. Cotlove.
biblios il Analof total Chem radiostrontiuni
35:95-105 Ja in'63 bio- BIRDS
Determination
logical samples containing large quantities Pest control with sound. H. Frings and M.
of calcium: selective precipitation with po- Fnngs. il Sound 2:39-45 Ja '63
Protection
tassium rhodizonate. A. L. Boni. diags Anal of open reservoirs against birds
Chem 35:744-7
Estimation of mercury My '63 In biological material
by neutron activation analysis. H. Smith. See also
Photography of birds
Song
Anal Chem 35:635-6 My '63
Estimation of strontium-84 in biological ma-
terial by neutron activation analysis. H.
Smith. Anal Chem 35:749-51 My '03 Contrapuntal bird songs. Scl Am 208:80-1- My
Fluorescence techniques in the microdeter- Australia
mination of metals in biological materials.
D. F. H. Wallach and T. L,. Steck. bibliog Evolution of bowerbirds. E. T. Gilliard il
NewAnal benzidine
Chem 35:1035-44 procedureJl '63 for determination diag Sci Am 209:38-46 Ag '63
of manganese in biological samples. K. S. New Guinea
Sastry and others, bibliog Anal Chem 24:
1302-3 S '62 Evolution of bowerbirds. E. T. Gilliard il
Nonspeciflcity of hypochlorite-phenol estima-
tion of ammonium in biological material. BIRDS. Habits and behavior of
J. T. Weaxne. bibliog Anal Chem 35:327-9 diag Sci Am
Evolution 209:38-46 . Ag E.'63 """<"u.
of bowerbirds T. Gilliard il
Mr '63
Quantitative aspects of gas chromatographic diag Sci Am 209:38-46 Ag '63
separations In biological studies. B. C. BIREFRINGENCE. See Refraction . Double
Horning and others, bibliog Anal Chera 35: BIRTH control
526-32 Ap '63immunofluorescein British Drug Houses markets oral contracep-
Quantitative titration of tive. Chem & Eng N 41:24 Jl 1 '63
human and bovine gamma globulins. R. P. Changes m birth rates as a function of con-
traceptive effectiveness; some applicati
Tengerdy.
BIOLOGICAL
Anal Chem 35:1084-6
pigments. See Pigments. Biolog-
Jl '63 of a stocliastic model. M. C. Sheps and ons B
ical
BIOLOGICAL research
Methods in hormone research, vol. 1 and 2. K)31?l1f"jY-'63'^''°^
Derivatives ^^ ' ^"^ Health 53:
of ^ 1.2-diphenyl-3,4-dihydronaph-
R. I. Dorfman. ed. Review, bv C. Li. Hewett.
Chem & Ind p 1974-6 N 17 '62
New developments in the merchandising of î^n^7he^s.rh'l^m^"^'Înrp^S|--9°Mr^l<^'?Jr
biological re.êarch information. G. M. Inventory of contraceptive methods adapted
Conrad. Am Scientist 50:sup370A-t- D '62 to Pubhc health practice. M. S. Calderone
BIOLOGY
Directiveness in biology on the molecular ^jbibhogrmone
Non-ho Am J contrac
Pub Health
eptive; 52:1712-19 O '62
level. P. T. Mora, bibliog Am Scientist 50: dithiocarbamoylhydrazine. E derivat ives
T Bell andof
570-5 D '62 others Drug & Cosmetic Ind 91:656
Revolution for biology. T. H. Waterman, Search for antifertiUty drugs widens D Led- N '62
flow chart diags Am Scientist 50:548-69 nicer and others. Chem & Eng N 41:60-2
bibliog(p567-9) D '62 AP It) bo
See also BIRTH rate
Biological research
Ecology
Elect rophysiology traceptiveX^^^^
^•J!^!??.?^.-'" *''^'^ effectiveness;
^s asome
function of con-
applications
Embrvology
Environment R \.|r?P.?^^,^!S,-™°'^^.'- ^v <i Sheps and E.
Evolution BISCUITS
Genetics ?d31?i6 J?'63 ^°® ^""^ Health 53:
Growth Form your own plastic trays. G. L Bordewvk
Heredity
Marine biology
Morphology monitorsPeterson,
Tv?63 F'ood Eng 34^46^7^1
product ilcooling
Mutation i biology) at Natlnnul
Soli biology
BISMUTH
Study and teaching
U*Fo"o1
Welsh college of advanced technology: De- EnS"34:69N ^6^ ^"^^ ^'^ ^"nt.
partment of chemistry and biology A H. ^'5"l6$î26'-'7''p % ^- ^P^""^- ^"^ & Min
Henson. Chem & Ind p 18-19 Ja 5 '63 °^'",f''K,-j'®'®,u"'"î^°" .P' the scattering time
BIOMECHANICS it i^^"\""^ *"4 antimony-bismuth crystals
Biomechanics blends engineering and medi-
cine to determine the limits of man il Thermodynamic
riings Machme Design S.';:8n-5 .Ta 31 '63
properties of the ^"-^
!VrpL^T''3Tf2?4'-?a ks^'^''' '■ ««-•
mangane se-
Biomechanics: what Is It? H. R Lissner
bibliog 11 Mech Eng 85:25-9 Ja '63 F^'piioTi^'tiK^,^^"''^: M. Weinstein ^l?d J.
BIOMEDICAL engineering J
Biomedical engineering. S. Barnes,
Transpo rt
110:792 -8 properti
jl '6^ es of ° bismuth single Soc
Electrochem crys-
il diags tals. C. F. Gallo and others, bibliog diag
Machine Design 35:82-7 Jl 4 '63 J Ap Phys 34:144-52 Ja '63
Nuclear facilities: laboratory for bio- Analysis
itf'fse^'J'^^ ,5^3«search. il plans Arch Rec Radiochemical
BIONICS. See CybemeOcs separation of bismuth by
amalgam e.xchange. P. E. Orbe and others
BIOPHYSICS
See alio bibhog oxides
BISMUTH Anal Chem 35:1436-8 S -e"
Biomedical engineering Dielectric properties
BIOTITE of glasses In fhn ojra
Copper, lead and zinc in blotites from ba.sin Bi20s-CdO-GeOi and their relation to
fl^H "S-"^?. ''"i?'^? monzonites. W. T\ Par^ Bi"o rd??'c?A?-^'^'' ,#'fo.-Cdo-B of. ^5 the
nJ'.^'='K!'&i °' .f'»^f?'' nucleatlon B. V J
58":n2¥--44^N êf ''°^"''- ^''"'°^ ^<=°" G^'
BM?-63Tl°'l2" "'^^^ ^ ^^-^ Soc J- «i
ric;mutH oxides — Continued Immersion wheel-tracking test. D. H.
relations in the binary Mathews and D. M. Colwill. bibliog il
PhaJe eauilibrium pent-
system bismuUi sesquioxide-niobium dians J AptestChem
Laboratory 12:505-9 N the'62spreading
to investigate
J lies Nat Bur Stand 6GA;451-63 N 6<! bituminous mix-
tures. A. Please ofanddense
characteristics R. Hardman. 11 Chem
elec- & Ind p 1610-13 S 8 '62 ^.^ ^
^BismTth plaUnS on steel from alkaline of a modified soften-
trolytes J A. McCarthy, bibliog Metal Fin- Statistical
ing point comparison
method with ASTM rmg and
ishing 61:58-9 My '63 ball
Standmethod.
3:14-19 V. Ja F.'63 Fink.
, Materials Res &
. ^ .
^'li'SpeTtê#"S£"'Bi=Te3-BhSe3 .alloys G. R. for determining
M?l1er and others, bibliog J Ap Phys 34: Using a cellulose membrane
the carbon-tetrachloride-insoluble portion of
bitumens. M. M. Varma and P. C. Sheffert.
BISMUTH^seiqui'oxide. See Bismuth oxides bibliog il Materials Kes & Stand 3:560-1
^'XnJ.Sn^"iRu,?olite fi^m Kingsgate New
L aiarkham bibliog il
South Wales. . N. 47:1431-4 Jl '63 S
BITUMINOU
tuminous pavements. See Pavements, Bi-
Am Mineralogist N 62
BITUMINOUS roads. See Roads. Bituminous
BITUMINOUS sand ^ ,. _.,
^'ao^»^\"ra'dlatô1f-induced
M. J. Smith, ^.pointbibliog J defects
Ap PhysIn How Shell will upgrade tax sands, diags Oil
BijTes. & Gas J 61:98-100 F 18 '63 . . ., ^.,
New details on tar-sand project given, il Oil
Diffulonand^ solid solubility of gold in single- & Gas J 61:06-7 Mr 25^'63 , , „ „., „
crystal bismuth telluride. Jr..^. I^f>s andb3
H. M. Button. J Ap Phys 34 1S30-1 Je When will Alberta's production peak? OU &
Plasma edgebibliog in BbTiJ.. R. Sehr and U R. BIURETGas J 61:56-7 F 18 '63
Testardi. J Ap Phys 34.27o4-6 Uer b W
Properties of BiqTea- BisSe, alloys GRMi Biuret formation in the manufacture of
and others, bibliog J Ap Phys 34.133S-4UU urea. P. J. C. Kaasenbrood and others.
Thermoelectric properties of diphasal systems BLACKdiags ash.J Agri See & Ash
Foodtrees
Chem 11:39-43 Ja "63
combining As:Te, and Tbbe with sMej. BLACK body
BiiTes. or SbiSea. H. L V'^^ ^"-Â^-iank
Healy. bibliog il diags J Ap Phys 34:390-5 Black-body radiation from partially enclosed
cavities. R E. W. Casselton axid others, bib-
F ■6.'! liog diag Inst Metals J 91:408-11 '62-63
^'lo'fô'^pffM E., n"*lnd dielectric Am^ properties BLACKWaste liquor. See Paper and pulp mills —
Bi2Ti40ii. C. Subbarao. Cer Soc ofJ
BLACKALL, Frederick S, Jr
BISPHENOL^ A.^^See
methylmethane Dihydroxydiphenyl dl- Obituary, por Mech Eng 85:98 Ag '63
BLANCHING
Changes produced in Wisconsin green snap
beans bv blanching. L,. M. Kaczmarzyk and
^'c^rbide-tiPPed rotary driUs speed shâit^link- others, il Food Tech 17:943-6 Jl 63
difk Eng & Mm J 164:112 >Ir ■63; Discus- Effect of blanching, storage temperature, and
container atmosphere on acetaldehyde and
61:68-72 andJa D.14 63 alcohol production and off- flavor formation
Rowley. 11 Oil & Gas I J peters
Di^ron^^d'riJ;.,^''^ big savings ,S by in frozen snap-beans. T. Fuleki and J. J.
Drilling contractors make
reDairing button bits. E. McGhee. il dlag David, bibliog Food Tech 17:1313-16 , O„ '63
BLANKETS
Gas Je 60:140-2
Oi? to& improv O 29 '62 Comfort properties of blankets. R. J. Row-
How bit performance when forma-
abruptly, DW. 3 J 62 Highbarger. 5<l My lands,
'63 bibliog diags Textile
„ ,.Res J^ 33:343-
Oil & Chang/
"?Xns Gas J 60:141-4-f-
Murphy. 11 Loftv cotton fabrics. J. F. Krasny and others.
,^
bits L A
read dull 34:o8-9_L>
HowPet toManagement b.i ^ „u il Textile Ind 127:1134- Je '63
NeS kind of diamond: Diamond research Thicknessrials. R.of blankets and
J. Rowlands, soft Textile
il diag textile mate-
Res J
laboratory produces, smooth, rounded stones
for better bits, il diags Eng & Min J 163. Tufted
33:242-5blankets;
Mr '63 an assessment after the
S2-.') O '02 first year. H. North. Mod Textiles Mag
Oil sands separated by concentration. 11 Can See alsoF '63
44:49-50
Chem NOUS
BITUMI research O '63
Processcoal 47:82-4 inc. Electric blankets
Meeting. Coal Age 68:114 Jl 63 Manufacture
BITUMIN OUS concrete associatio n, National. British needle trends: tufting blankets. P.
See National
ation bituminous concrete associ- Abbenlieim. il Textile Ind 127:62-4-1- My
BITUMINOUS ments. concrete pavements. See Pave- New tufting machine
Bituminous concrete blanket, apparel fabrics. for
G. J.doubled-faced
Bradley. 11
BITUMINOUS tuminous concrete roads. See Roads. Bi- Mod TexUles Mag 44:39-40 Ja '63
concrete BLANKETS, Electric. See Electric blankets
BITUMINOUS materials , BLAST cleaning. See Sand blast; Shot blast-
Asphalts and allied substance s: vol. I and im::
vol. III. H. Abraham. Review, by K. H. BLAST furnace gas
Harrison. Chem & Indofp62-5 Ja 12 63 Operation of a multiple fuel, high pressure
DestrucUve distillati on carbonaceous Iowa boiler In an integrated steel plant. J. W.
shales L. K. Arnold and J. A. LaRose, Leming. jr. il diags Iron & Steel Eng
fr dikgforEcon Geol 58:212-17 Mr '63
Method preparing thin sections of ag- BLAST40:113-21
furnace Mr slag.
'63 See Slag
gregate particles coated with bituminous BLAST furnace stoves
binders. L. W. Tubey. il Chem & Ind p31-3 Application of'63combustion equipment to blast
SN^nposiu m on road and paving ntaterials: lurnace stoves. M. J. Greaves, diags Iron
ab.>itracts of papers. Roads & Sts lOb.84 & Steel Eng furnace
40:84-95 stoves.
Jl '63 J, C. AgarwaJ
'63 aUo
S See Firing of blast
and others, diag Iron & Steel Eng 40:75-
Asphalt
Asphalt coating Hot81: blast
Discussion.
stoves. J.81-3Schofleld
Jl '63 and others, bib-
liog diaes Iron & Steel Inst J 199:229-40:
Roads — Foundations — Bituminous materials 201:497-508 the N performance
Improving '61. Je '63 of blast furnace
Testing stoves. R. A. Powell and A. J. Karsten. II
Acidity of bitumen: modincatl on of the IP diags Iron of & stovo
Principles Steel operation.
Enc 40:96-102T. E.Jl Dancy
'63
method for determining neutralization value and others, bibliog diag Iron & Steel Eng
by potentiometric titration. J. H. Caro. bib-
llbg diag Inst of
Determination Pet bitunicn Mr '63 '".eV
J 49:85-8 content 40:67-74 Jl '63
BLAST furnaces
nan.sion Joint fillers. E Horowitz and J. Amanda sets blast furnace style; Armco steel
Mandcl. bibliog Materials Res & Stand 3: Corp. T. M. Rohan, il Iron Age 192:78 O 31
Field and laboratory studies on the dura- Arm ins bla f and L-D sho
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atco Ashland. st &urnaSteel
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lin
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BLAST furnaces — Continued Experimental solid fuel for cheaper steel-
Blast furnace and its production capabilities. i"^5PS. flow diag Engineering 194:762 D
W. O. Bisliop. Iron & Steel Ens 4U:7D-S1 / 62
F '63 Fluid coal injected into blast furnace. 11
Blast furnace moved at Lackawanna plant, D 14 '62
Engineering
Uildiagrep aces coke in 194:788 furnaces
il Iron
Blast & Steelpractice
furnace Ens 39:207
with O very
'62 low slas Ockerbloom and H. blast N E.
L. Erskine. jr. diag
volume. J, C. McKav and J. A. Peart, bib- Hydrocarbo
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n Process & Pet Refiner 41:97-9
lioa J Metals 15;2SS-93 Ap '63 Powdered coal: cheaper fuel for blast fur-
Blast furnace symposium. Pittsburgh. J Met-
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Predictingnaces. Oilthe J 60:78 N 5 '62
Blast furnace theory and practice, sympo- effects of hydrocarbon
sium. Pittsburgh, Jime lS-20; program and on blast furnace operation. H. B. W.injection Bum-
abstracts of papers. J Metals 15:343-6 My side
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Ford's Solid fuel injection at Weirton: lowers op-

ham. new
Future of
blast furnace blown-in;
il Metallureia
ironmaking. 67:14 '63 DaKcn-
J. M. Ja Stapleton and
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out J I Do ^- Dietz.
yA?"'Tf-./o diags J Metals 15:499-
others, bibliog il J Metals 14:749-53 O '62 U.K. gets coal injection system for blast
Iron and steelmaking at Monclova. il diags
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Limits of modern15:433-6 blast Je '6:!furnaces. J. Cordier. furnaces. Chem & Eng N 41:55 Ja 7 '63
plans diags J Metals 14:759-63 O '62 ioo :4o-|- '■?P°''r^,.„°"
ir?'9?, A^ 5 63 <=°al injection, il Steel
NovelDuquesnaequipment blast features
furnace, U.S. il IronSteel's new
& Steel
Ens'
Predicting 40:146+ Jl '63
effects of oxygen, moisture and
fuel additions on blast furnace operation
with electric computers; abstract. A L. '"ifk'e"erf5?:7lf "^''^^"il''''""'' ^^ ^""'"^•
Hodge.
Rejuvenated Metalblast Prog furnace.S3:151+
E. R. F Morgan
'63 and ^rifa' fi^^l%
Maintenance repair'""■ " ^^^^'-
T'tz^'and ^="^^
others, bibliog Metallurgia
dynamics 66:275-7
in the D blast '62 Automatic hardsurfacing of blast
Signiflcance of fluid
furnace stack. J. C. Agarwal and W L. bells and hoppers. H. N. Farmer andfurnace R. A.
Davis, Jr. bibliog il diags Ind & Eng Chem Hand, il Iron scaffold
Blast ftirnace & Steel Eng 40:110-23 S '63
Proc reduction
Design 2:14-20 removal from outside.
Silica reaction Jain the '63 blast-furnace.
il Engineer 216:270-1 Ag 16 '63
D. A. R. Kay and J. Taylor. Iron & Steel
InstSea J also201:67-70 Ja '63 lo'e^m S "'^^63 ^'^"^'=® control
sinter. Engineering
Cupola furnaces Numerical
Iron metallurgy Blast furnace raw materials; automatic stor-
Air supply
Modern blast furnace blowing and gas re-
covery systems. C. W. Dunn, bibliog diags ffns'-'s'
New blast Ap'^^fs'"^"
furnace has ^^^^^
"'^^ unique Metallurgia
control sys-
Iron & Steel Eng 39:109-18; Discussion. 118-
20 O '62 ttcI"ki ''■?'i * Steel Eng 40:1784- Jl '63
Progress
works. report, United gas States ttu-bine
steel blower.
corp. G. South
H. BLASTING
*^ '^^"' " ^'^®' ^^^•
Krapf. il diags Iron & Steel Eng 40:95-103 104-^ Je lo''"63^^
Ag '63 Charging
Automatic blast furnace charging by con- '""""'^■
îl ^^rh 17f:'2t30 = s"5 •6^°""^^^-^"^-^
veyor belts. A. Moutot. il diags J Metals '"!ifn'j?rg°j"4s'!?0-^rb'^2^- "
14:754-8 O '62
Blast furnace raw materials; automatic stor- sinter.
Wt^-î^'^^^^ H°.î?<l''
fgê-m T?f^x'"'??"'^® Engineering
age and charging, plan diags JMetallurgia ^'^"n" Superior stone
67:178-82 Ap '63 T3.^ V-'' ^" §^ Quarry 55:95-7 My '63
Continuous carbonizing of composite pellets Blasting vibrations '^ andnon-elec
together with miniature blast furnace tests. 171:To"6 O^'fo'^^S building il Eng TN
tric, damage
J. A. Gregory and J. A. Innes. bibliog il
Iron & Steel Inst J 201:842-6 O '63 97'3-?°M?"l°'6.3'^" others, il Engineer ZlSi
Higher iron rates with pellet use tallied. K.
R. Haley, il Steel 152:44-1- Ja 21 '63 ''irfe^l^?5l^6r!':'l?8'l"Vv"''?3^^- ^- ^- ^■•^•'«-
Metallized pellets from ore-coke mixtures: a
possible blast-furnace feed? J. A. Innes. "^f •'i:"?fall" ifSan^rfc-AiS" s^L^^"!
il J Metals
Smelting 15:294-7 iron
prereduced Ap '63ore pellets. N. B
Melcher. il J Metals 15:298-301 Ap '63
Control Control of vibraUons in overburden blasting.
Instruments for blast furnace control P J SS3i?
J^- lflif
.gH- fyi,.?3'«^
Hopper, = Mm Heply
diags
.%?- /sl^ I
Cong J 49:44-5
Zorena Ground displace ments from air-blast loading.
9:43-6 D and62 T. J. Connors, diagis I 'S A J S. D. Wilson and E. A. S bley. bibliog
Metal temperature and slag analysis improve
blast-furnace control. K. H. Gee. diag J ?'tPr^^9?°^-^ ^ Proc 88 ISM 6 no 3346]?
Metals 15:512-13 Jl '63
207-10 Jl'lli °'^<="^^'°"- «9 [SM 4 no 3578]!
Equipment AN/FO in blastholes.
^'a^t/i?/^'''?™''^,' Î'^Vc electricity
J. A Hurry in loading
dias-s
See also
Blowers
Fuel r^
Eng i?& Min
sidestep electrical
J 163:90-2 O '62 blasUng '^^^^
"■^"^-pitfalls.
Blast furnace oxygen enrichment with vari- T °-, ^."'l'Sr-T.,SPck
Look at AN-FO's invisibleProd 66:73-5
fumes. J. S A'63 Todd
ous mjected fuels; Colorado fuel and iron Mechani
jr Mmcs Eng 15:43-6 Ap '6
of .rock 3 ds '
Corp. J. W. Carlson and others, bibliog il
diacs Iron & Steel Eng 39:73-87; Disctis- blasting design. R.breakag e: standar
L. Ash. diags Pit for &
sion. 87-8 D 62
Blast furnace performance; pellets vs sinter Model
Quarrypredicti on 3 ofS '63
fracture due explo-<a
""^s»to jrix
si.ons. C. 56:118-2
W. Martin and G. Murlhy bibfioe
40-10^-2o'^ 0^^63^'''' " "^'^^^ ^ ^'^'^'
tary ^''°"fuels ^"^
Blast furnace supplemen W R Moving
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Coal injection into blast furnaces, flow diae

^
A™ ^63
ist-fo
il diag ISngmeer 214:1022-4 D 14 '62 So''nî"rl^9':4^0'-f J?-'6f- ^'^^'''■" ^'^^^ ^^^

Coal injection into no.5 blast furnace at Stan- ^!7elay^.'^rb"fn SlTn t'&lt^B^ se'^,lo-l^"j?ni
New developments
ton and Staveley ltd. E. M. Summers and in the use of ammonium
others, bibliog flow sheets plan diags Iron nitrate t>roducts in undergro und limeiton^
f78-92% 'ef ^ 201:666-77.- DiscufslSni" Obsolete Ohio .River dams" ^" ed ahead
107"f ^'""'^'■-
Je^63 U• diags demolish
^ Qu^'°5 5l
of schedule. Civil Eng 32:50-1 O '62
Coal, oil or slurry, for blast furnaces? ab- Pi'lar blasting at the Murray mine H W
stract and. discussion. Summers and others
diags Engmeerlng 195:656-7 My 10 '63 ^P"'^^& Met
Min ?^f"l Bui
A- R-66:552-7
H. Burford
Jl '63 11 diara' Cak
B L AST I N G — Continued Optical studies; fluorescent brightening
Plastic baes permit year-round blastlne with agents on textiles: elementary optical
AN at Liberty pit. il diaK EnK & Min J theory and its practical implications. T. H.
11)4:156+ blasting F 'CiJ paces blK railroad Job; In Morton, bibliog diae Soc Dyers & Col J
Presplit 79:238-42 Je '63
Cumberland Mountains of southeastern Some effluent studies with bleaching liquors;
Kentucky. in 11 blastine. diaK EnK C. N H. 169:38-40 abstract. L. Chesner '63 and F. W. Roberts.
Revolution Vivian. N 11 8diaK
'62 See also
Am Dyestuff Rep 52:670 Ag 19 '63
Comp Air Mae C8:14-19 Ae '63 Chlorine
Super-controlled blastine protects Washine- Hydrogren peroxide
ton D.C. area, il diae Roads & Sts 106:66-
704- My '63 BLENDERS. See Mixers
Tennessee copper co. now uses AN-FO for BLENDING. See Mixing
80 per cent of Its blastine. H. B. Esta- BLIND, Apparatus for
brooks.
Underground diaes Min Ens 14:59-60
applications of ammonmm N '62 ni- Audio meter reader for the sightless. K.
trate. A. K. Smith, diags Min Cong J 49:
Blaney. perception
Auditory il diae Q SandT its 47:28-30 Ap to'63 ultra-
relation
Use28-33of Myconventional
'63 explosives for peaceful sonic blind guidance aids. L.. Kay. bibliog
purposes. G. G. Riley, biblioe 11 Research diags Brit Inst Radio Eng J 24:309-17
15:529-35 D 62 '63
Variety paces German blasting operation. W. Bat radar device. 11 Mech
Forsthoff. il map diags Rock Prod 66:68-704- O '62
Bat radar enables man to hear 84:68
Eng objectsD '62 In
O See
'63 also New path, il
eyes Elec Eng
for blind 81:889-90
PBX N '62
attendants. R.
Atomic blastiner Morse, il diag Bell Lab Rec 41:196-8 My
Explosives
I'etroleum — Well blastine Pri r app f b rea
Quarries and quarryine J.nt H. ecoDavis,
gni bibliogara diags orBritlinInst d der
Radios.
BLASTING. Subaqueous tio tus
Bie underivater bla^t in frozen fiord. 11 Simple
Eng J reading
24:103-10 n machines
Ag '62 for the blind. R.
M. Beddoes. bibliog il diag Eng J 46:50-2
Civil Ene 33:78 Jl '63
Underwater blast deepens fjord. Eng N 170: Some experiments on reading aids for the
37 My 30 '63 blind.
My 'C3 K. Ellis, diag Radio & Electronic
BLEACHERIES
Before, mercerizing only; now. bleaching too; Eng 25:188-90travel
Straight-line F '63aid for the blind. J. C.
story of Southern mercerizing co. il "Textile Swail. il diags Electronic Eng 35:602-4 S
World 113:87-8 Ja '63 Tra aud met for the blin J C
Equipment nsi
sto 11 diags
ito
rfor
er d. . .
Fighting the profit squeeze in bleaching and Swail.
Ultrasonic r aid yQ S T
blind 47:32-3 N
persons. '63L. Kay.
dyeing, il Textile World 113:82-44- Ap '63 11 Radio & Electronic Eng 25:166 F '63;
BLEACHING Excerpts.
Bleaching and dyeing Vincel; abstract. J. S. BLIND. PrintingElectronic for Eng 35:179 Mr '63
Braille puzzle utilizes PVC. polystyrene and
Ward. Am Dyestuff Rep 52:352 Ap 29 '63
Bleaching out color has been simplified. W. vinyl, il diags Plastics World
BLINDNESS 21:53 S '63
N. Sommer. Ind Finishing 39:84-6 N '62
Coloring, bleaching, and finishing develop- Eye —SeeInjuries
also
ments. Published in monthly numbers of BLOCH walls. See Magnetization
Textile industries
Comparative assessment of modern bleaching BLOOD
methods. G. C. Woodford and L. Chesner. Apparatus for extraction of gases for in-
Am Dyestuff Rep 51:897 N 12 '62 jection into the gas chromatograph; appli-
Some bleaching problems and developments cation to oxygen and nitrogen in jet fuel
associated with nydrogen peroxide, peracetic and blood. S. NateLson and R. L. Stellate.
acid, and sodium chlorite. L. Chesner. bib- bibliog diags
Automatic Anal Chem measurement
amperometric 35:847-51 Je of'63re-
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Some new developments in the acid peroxide glucose in serum, plasma, and whole blood.
bleaching process; abstract. K. Prett. Am H. L. Pardue. diag Anal Chem 35:1240-3
Dyestuff Rep 52:46 Ja 21 '63
Some trends in bleaching, dyeing and print- Body
Ag '63 iron levels and hematologic findings
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Chem & Ind p807-S My IS '63 Klavins and others, bibliog J Nutrition 79;
Statistical analysis of the effect of four vari- 101-4 Ja '63
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results. H. D. Terhune. diags Am Dyestuff blood and urine. H. R. Imbus and others.
Rep 52:240-5 Ap 1 '63 biblioe Archives Environmental Health 6;
Tailor preparation to the fabric. J. P. Mill- 286-95 F '63
burn. Textile Ind 127:112-13 S '63 Clinical nuclear Instrument measures blood
Thermal bleaching of addltlvely colored KCl. volume; Volemetron. J. A. Williams and J.
J. C. Penley and R. S. Wltte. bibllog J Ap B. Williams, bibliog il diags Nucleonics
Phys 33:2875-9 S '62 20:63-4of Nelucacon,
Effect '62 phenmetrazine and epine-
Use of solvents in bleaching; abstract. N. F. phrine on hunger, food intake and plasma
Crowder and W. A. S. White. Am Dyestuff nonesterifled fatty acids. S. B. Penick and
Rep See 52:389
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Dyes and dyeing Nutrition
Moving picture films — Bleaching Effect of 13:110-14 increments Ag '63
of tryptophan and
Oils and fats — Bleaching niacin on growth and on the concentrations
Paper making — Bleaching of blood and liver pyridine nucleotides.
Wood pulp — Bleaching M. A. Morrison and others, bibliog J Nu-
Cotton Effect oftritionorally 80:441-6 Ag and'63 parenterally admin-
Cli In caustic scouring. H. G. Smolens. diags istered neomycin on plasma lipids of human
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Molecular structure and chlorine stability In Am J Clinical Nutrition 12:421-6 Je '63
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Portable kler. H. G. Smolens. plan Textile growth of chicks fed purified diets. D. C.
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Wool 79:303-10 Mr addition '63
Effect of the of Imbalanced amino
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1009 D 10 *62 chicks. D. C. Hill and E. M. Olsen. bib-
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others, biblloe
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Seasonal cholesterol in serum
others, biblioe
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Protein 80:403-24reduction
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Erythrocytes bibliog Am J Clinical Nutrition 13:68-74
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Lipemia Engineering aspects of extracorporeal blood
Serum Ag '63
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Reply. 516-17brain '63blood flow with radioisotopes.
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Gas determination Coagulation
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Dietary Mountain, bibliog diags Archives Environ-
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Hypertension sives; progressamong relatives
report of hyperten-
of a family study.
Effect of high environmental temperature
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serum protein-bound iodine and total J Pub Health 52:2058-65 D '62: Discussion.
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Effect of previous dietary intake on the fatty
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BLOWERS — Continued N. Bohr, a memorial tribute. V. F. Weiss-
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'63
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work.-!. United States steel corp. G. H.
Krapf. il diags Iron & Steel Eng 40:95-103 Tribute, cleaning
BOILER pors Phys Today 16:21-30+ O '63
Ak'See'63also
Soot blowers Agglomeration of superfine fly ash In hlgn-
velocity gas streams. E. R. Mitchell and
BLOWING of plastics. See Plastics — Blowing G. K. Lee. bibliog 11 diag Can Min & Met
BI—UEBERRI ES
Nonvolatile acids of blueberries. P. Markakis Bui 55:768-72
Application of shot N '62cleaning systems to Indus-
and others, biblios J Agri & Food Chem trial coal-fired boilers. R. B. Sullivan and
11:8-11 Ja '63 J. B. Nelson, diags Combustion 34:48-51 D
BLUEN SO MYCIN. See Antibiotics
Boiler
tieri cleaning control sub-loop.
diags W. F. Can-
BLUEPRINTS ., ■ , v.- -.^r . and J. AV. Locke, Combustion
Computer frees encineers to thmk me: Meis- 34:37-43 N '62; Same. Power Apparatus &
sner system, il diagmean
Steel biKKcr
151:70-3savmes
D 10 '62 Systems p 1041-6 F '63 ^ ,,
Smaller blueprints in Chemically cleaned boilers last longer. C. M.
reproduction
•63 costs. materials. space. il Loucks. ilandPower 106:158-9ASME
D '62 report on
Plant Enc 17:150-1in Jlbasic
'63 bluepnnt
, Corrosion depo.'sits:
Training program readme.
International latex corp. C. V. Crumb and slurry. Combustion
Protection of materials 34:33during
F '63 acid cleaning
W. Irwin, il diag Plant Eng 17:116-18 Mr of large boilers. A. M. Leyer. diags Com-
BOARD, Paper. See Paper board Random boiler bustion 34:20-5 N '62treatment can be worse
water
BOATS, Aluminum . , , ... than no treatment. J. M. Hartman. Heat-
Aluminum: the prestige material for boats.
F. L. Church, il Mod Metals 19:524- S '63 Boiler also ing-Piping 35:142 Mr '63
See tubes
Automated techniques build all-welded alu- Soot blowers •62
minum boats; Bigelow-Sanford, inc. Mod
Metals 18:90-1 N '62small, ,boat, design.
^ . BOILER explosions
E.xtrusion3 simplify II Don't tamper with automatic controls. J. M.
diag Mod Metals 19:66 Ag
Structural adhesive bonding aluminum hull, 'C3 Hartman. Heating-Piping 35:138 S '63
Know the exact coverage of your boiler In-
il Light aluminum
Welding Metal Agein 21:15-16 Ag '63H. U.
marine craft. surance policy. R. A. Brown. Heating-Pip-
Adkins. il diags Welding J 42:650-6 Ag '63 N.Y. ing 34:123 N '62co. boiler explosion; control
telephone
BOATS, Concrete . , .,„, circuitry and safety devices get complete
Thin-shell reinforced concrete in the UK. study. J. J. O'Connor, diags Power 107:64-
Seacrete. il Engineering 195:232-3 F 8 63 5 Ja telephone
'63; Discussion. 107:96-8+
BOATS, Plastic , , . . ^ N.Y. co. boiler explosionAp triggers
'63
Extensive use of reinforced plastics in hover- process plant safety sur^'ey. V. M. Zaffa-
bus, il Brit Plastics 36:405 Jl '63 rano
S '63 and H. Palter, diags^ Power ., 107:50-1
Fleet's in plastics; 53d National motor boat New York telephone co. boiler explosion:
show at New York city's Coliseum, il Plas- what's known to date. Power 106:136+ D
tics World 21:30-1
Lifeboat; craft withMrfoam-filled '63 ^, ^ double
^ ,, ^hull,
„
Prevention of furnace explosions in natural
il Plastics World 21:14 Ja '63 , gas-flred watertubo boiler-furnaces, diags
Lightweight sandwich for heavyweight skim- Combustion 3.-.:2n-34 Ag '63 ,, . ^
mer; air-supported sea vehicle SKEM 1. To prevent boiler e.Kplo.sions. il Safety Maint
il Mod boats
Plastic Plasticsspur
40:91sales
Jl '63of polyester resin.
125:41-2feedJp pumps.
BOILER '63 See Pumps. Feed water
Chem
Plastics &makeEng progress
N 41:25-6 in Jaboat
21 building.
'63 11 BOILER feed water. See Feed water
Brit Plastics 35:604-11 D '62 BOILER furnaces. See Furnaces. Boiler
Priza winning power boats; radical, full- BOILER Insurance. See Insurance. Boiler
length, V-shaped hullfi are fabricated of
reinforced plastics, il Plastics World 21:44-6 BOILER plants
Vacuum
Jl '6:i formed ABS boat, il Brit Plastics Spe also
Boilers
36:22-3 Ja '63 Chimneys
BOATS. Toy ^ „ , Steam plants
Physics in a toy boat. I. Finnie and R. L. Control equipment
Curl, diags Am J Phys 31:289-93 Ap '63 Actuators for remote control of boiler plant,
BOATS and boating
Oceans of opportunities in tho marine mar- il Engineering 195:36 Ja 11 '63
Equipment
See ket, also
il Steel 153:60-6 S 2 '63
Boiler plant for chemical works, il Engineer
Freight ships
Hydrofoils 216:124-6
1963 energy Jl 26 '63
systems design survey; steam
Marin.as
Sailboats and hot water systems. Power 107:sup39-47
'63
BOBBINS OneO '63
boiler house serves three factories; BIP
Acelal chemioal.s ltd. il Engineering 196:214-15 Ag
How to bobbin, il Plastics Worldtrouble.
avoid twister-bobbin 21:94 My '63
G. M.
H\itchinson. 11 Textile World 113:58-9 Ag Operation of a multiple fuel, high pressure
16 '63 in .1r.
boiler
Leming. an 11integrated
diags Iron steel plant EngJ. W^.
& Steel 40:
BODY temperature. See Temperature. Animal
and human 113-21 Mr '63 „
BOEHMITE Packaged feed system for ships; WelrDOk.
Fibrillar bochmite; a new adsorbent for gas il Kngineeriticfeed 194:704
solid chromatography. J. J. Kirkl-and. bib- Pref.abricated system: N Weirpak.
30 '62 11 Engl-
liog Anal study
Chem of 35:1295-7 Ag '03conversion norr 214:994
Scloctiiig D 7 '62 for industrial
ocniipment power
Infra-red hydrothermal plants. U. !m. Doering and F. L. Elnberger.
of alumina trihydrato into alumina mono-
hydrate T. Sato, bibliog J Ap Chem 13; Air piping
What Cond Heat hookup& IsVenbest 59:48-51
for threeD boilers
'62
316-19 Jl '63 In a step-type operation? diags Dom Eng
Structure-controlled reactions In kaollnlte-
dlasnore-boehmtte clays. R. J. Bratton and 200:94-5+
Srr nisn O '62
O. W. Brindley. bibliog Am Cer Soc J 45: Coal handling
513-16 N 1 '62 Food w.itor he.atPr.i
BOHR, Niels Henrik David Feed water regulators
Memories. J. K. Nielson. pors Phys Today Pumps. Feed water
16:22-30 O '63 Soot blowers
139
BOILER plants — Continued For power plants; variable-presstire oper-
ation? S. W. Lovejoy and others, il Mech
Noise Eng pressure
Low 85:38-41 pneumatic Ag '63 signals control pump
Sound isolation of mechanical rooms. R.
Liindahl. diaes Air Coud Heat & Ven 60: displacement. H. Q, Duguid. il diag Hy-
55-S Je '63 Safety measures d r a u l i c s &
N.Y. telephone co. boiler explosion Pneumatics 16:92-3 Mr triggers
'63
Desiffninp for sa.fety in lieatins systems. process plant safety survey. V. M. Zaffarano
R. H. Bmericl!;. Air Cond Heat cS: Ven 60: and H. Palter, diags Power 107:50-1 S '63
Output-spray in steam generators with fre-
47-52 Je
Power -63 valve sensmff unit should be
relief quency control. R. Dolezal. diags Combus-
in the control room. J. J. Gill, dias Power Power tion 34:25-9 Dvalve
relief '62 sensing unit should be
Ene 07:40 in the control room. J. J. Gill, diag Power
BOILER pumps.S '63See Pumps, Feed water
BOILER scale Eng 67:40boiler
Selecting S '63 plant controls. B. L. Sturde-
Role of organic additives in preventing scale vant. il diags Air Cond Heat & Ven 69:
formation on heatinjr surfaces. R. A. Zeleny 71-84 N '62
and K. Vithani. biblioff il diag Combustion Simulator tests solid-state boiler control.
M. B. Beard, il diag Elec World 160:64-5
Scale and P its
34:47-9 '63 prevention. C. M. Loucks. il
Corrosion
diag-s Heating-Piping- 35:157-72 S '63 As 26 '63
BOILER tubes Chemical-slurry spray retards fireside de-
Sub-arc fabricates tubing into waterwalls. posits and corrosion. 11 diag Power Ens
'63
il diags Welding
Submerged-arc Eng doubles
welding 48:42-3 production
Jl '63 on 67:54-7 S of
Corrosion '63 nickel-base material in gas-
boiler tube fittings, il Welding J 42:730 S turbine and boiler atmospheres. E. J Brad-
bury and others, bibliog 11 Metallurgia
See also 67:3-14 Ja damage '63
Soot blowers Hydrogen symposium. National
Testing power conference. Cincinnati: abstracts of
Dependence of joint strength on the deêe
of expanding in the tube expanding process. Low excess air protects 35:20-6
papers. Combustion boilers.O A.'63B. Hedley
L. E. Culver and H. Ford, bibliog il diags and T. D. Brown.
Low temperature corrosion in Power 107:52-3 My '63
fuel oil-burn-
Inst Mech Eng Proc 176 no 14:323-37; Dis- ing boilers. H. J. Gall, il Power Eng 67;
What do cussion. 338-40: Reply.tests341-2really
corrosion '62 mean? 11 41-3 effects
Some Je '63 of alkalis on corrosion of mild
diag Power 107:60-1 Je '63 steel in steam generating systems. M. C.
BOILERS Bloom and others, bibliog il Corrosion 19;
Compact plant for steam raising: Clayton 327-9: Discussion. 330 S '63
steam generator, il Engineering 195:593 Ap Survey of waterside failures in high-pressure
26 '63 boilers. C. Jacklin. bibliog il Power Eng
Development of the large assisted-circula- 67:59-61 S '63
tion boiler in England. R. F. Davis, bibliog Use of coordinated phosphate treatment to
diags Inst Mech Eng Proc 177 no 20:537-56 prevent caustic corrosion in high pressure
'63; Excerpts.il Engineer 215:302-5 F 15 '63: boilers. H. A. Klein, bibliog Combustion
Discussion, Inst Mech Eng Proc 177 34:45-52 O '62; Discussion.
no 20:557-65: Reply. 566-9 '63 What do corrosion tests really 34:50-1
mean? F il '63
diag
Ever see the inside of a big power boiler? Power 107:60-1 ■63 Je '63
unusual photographs. Big Sandy plant, Bab- X-ray examination of internal corrosion
coclc and Wilcox co. il Power Eng 67:48-9 products from power station boilers. E.
F '63 Bullen and J. W. Jeffrey. J Ap Chera 13;
$14,000
boiler doesn't
at Brooliline bum; fabrics,
600 -horsepower
inc. saves superior
$10,000 281-8 Jl '63
See scale
Boiler also Design
Hotper water
year, ilasTextile well: Indopen126:200-1
fire thatO '62
can be
fitted with a bacic boiler, il Engineering Design and construction of heat exchangers
How194:796
GulfD improved
14 '62 performance of process for gas-cooled nuclear power plant. T. B.
Webb and W. R. Wootton. il diags Inst
heaters and boilers. S. F. Montroy and Mech Eng Proc 177 no 15:383-401: Discus-
C. R. Grimes, jr. diags Oil & Gas J 60:86-9 sion. 401-4: Reply.
D 17 '62loses boiler title to building mort- Design features of the 404-5
1000 mw'63 Ravenswood
Installer steam generating unit. H. Knecht and R.
gage holder. R. A. Brown. Heating-Piping C. Wolin. 11 diags Combustion 34:34-8 Ap
35:127steam
Press S '63 in a hurry with electrode boiler,
Eddystone story; boiler performance verifies
il Plastics World 21:62-3 Je '63 design premises. J. I. Argersinger and G.
Steam generator simulation by real-time J. Garrett, diag Elec World 159:96-8 Mr 11
analog computer. J. W. Chang, il diag
Power Eng 67:62-3 O '63 1963 energy systems design survey; steam
Steam storage system for a colliery, il Engi- and hot water systems. Power 107:sup39-
neer 216:547-8 O 4 '63
Stop wasting steam! vertical, fast-starting Once-through
47 O '63 boilers; theory, design, oper-
boilers deliver steam as needed, il diag ation and controls; translation of introduc-
Food Eng 35:68-70 S '63 tory chapter of book. R. Dolezal. biblioe
Vereinigung der grosskessel-besitzer (VGB) diags Combustion 35:27-34
(Association of large boiler oi>erators) an-
nual meeting, Munich; abstracts of papers. Shaving custom-product costs. Jl E. '63B. Severs,
Combustion Simtiltaneous burning ofAg pulverized
jr. il Iron Age 192:70-1 22 '63 coal,
See also 34:35-6 N '62 bark, and oil or gas; combination-fired bark
Air preheaters boiler design. C. P. Elmore and R. S.
Draft Rochfrod. map il diags Tappi 46:sup 157A-
Feed water Efficiency
Furnaces. Boiler 60A Je '63
Pumps. Feed water Boiler consumption efficiency measurement.
Cleaning Engineerline
216:602
Straight law Ofor
11 '63
steam generators. G,
See Boiler cleaning C. Boyer. Combustion 34:42-3 Ja '63losses.
Tou can account for unaccountable
Control
J. N. Williams. Power 107:70-1 Ag '63
Boiler cleaning control sub-loop. W. F. Can- Equipment
tieri and J. W. Locke, diag Combustion
34:37-43 N '62; Same. Power Apparatus & Accuracy tests show how to connect boiler
Systemscontrol p 1041-6 F '63 for Victoria station, water gages. J. M. Hartman. diag Heating-
Burner system Piping 35:158-9 Ja '63; Discussion. 35:99-1-
dias Elec World
Burner lightoff equipment 168:63 N at12 Wilkes
'62 power Electrical probe level indicator for power
plant. Southwestern electric power com- Je '63 comes of asre. A R. Goellner. diass
boilers
pany. R. A. Neal. il diags Combustion 35:
14-18 Jl '63 Combustion 34:35-8 Je '63
Pointers on the installation of draft inducers
Don't tamper with automatic controls. J. M. on low pressure boilers. H. A. Reynolds.
Hartman. Heating-Piping 35:138 S '63 diags Heating-Piping 35:115-19 Je '63
Electrical safety devices for steam boilers. See also
A. Lurkis. diags Elec Constr & Maint Feed water heaters
62:94-5-1- Je '63 Feed water regulators
What price boiler safety? R. J. Bender.
BOILERS — Continued
Explosions Power 107:83-» O '03
Pulverized coal tiring
See Boiler explosions Flame monitoring and combustion stability;
abstract. S. C. Brown and others. Combus-
tion 34:41 Ja '63 „ „.
Is stock
coal the
and fuel tor bibliog
others, MHD power?flow diagD. Bien-
diags
Mech Eng 85:3.S-41
Pulverized-fuel O '63
ash disposal. S. H. „Dawson
and W. H. Dunkley. 11 diags Inst Mech
Eng Proc 176 no 19:449-61; Discussion. 462-
rolWu1•1■y'nrinJ•tlt"t^?alSitions completed: 7; Reply. 46S-9 '62Scale
SlHu^rkt br'.n\V>°alPBÎcK Hins See Boiler scale
Standards
d.ey
Lo2 excess air Protects bo.ler.^ A. B.^He re ASME boiler and pressure vessel code (cont).
ODeritk,n of a mi>ltiple fuel. , hieh pressu Mech Eng S5:S2-3 Ja: 90-1 F; 96-7 My:
79-80 Jl; 85 S: 88-9 O '63
SS" fi? ir^'cS^^^nVl^êl-'-E^ Guide
Tables, calculations, etc.
to 1902 ASME vessel code. J. A.
Hunter diags Hydrocarbon Process & Pet
Refiner' 42:134 JeTesting '03
Adjustable platforms aid water box inspec-

r 215:632
al^-flJe 5 63 Stempo. .1 dia.
Ap <(%o%|:
Enginee
S:^?,k^^ \"esi'^^ Approachtions, il to
Elecautomatic
World 168:84data Otaking
22 '62 in field
Foaming and priming te.sting boilers:
bustion 34:37-8 abstract.
Ja '63 S. L. Morse.
, ,Com-
^,
-PiPinr35lIt?''&'y Improved station heat rate with variable-
■«?'t?^l'J^
^«.-S'°la 3 ''Hll?fnS
Fuel
pressure operation. S. W. Lovejoy and
others, Heating
BOILERS. diags Combustion . , 34:32-8
. , D . '62 .
See Boilers— Flrine
Furnaces Factors in selection of boilers in steam heat-
ing systems. N. E. Westphal. ASHRAJEJ
See Furnaces, Boiler J 5:38-9 Jl '03 Firing
Gas firing
charge; Redfyre Auto-
Combustion calculations for easeous fuels. 70coke
'6 3burning
hours40. il diag_ per Engineering
r . 195:64 Ja 11
G C. Boyer. Combus tion 34.4n-J Ap b.i
Gai-fueled generat ion to serve 5.860 unit Gas firing
apartment project, plan Elec World 158.11»+ Automatic gas-fired domestic boiler, il Engi-
H?u.^ron's largest building cools with gas. neer Maintenance
216:565 O 4 '03 and repair
0,i'e b?ne'r'Îfx1i|e;f H Sprin^born. il diags Care and operation of heating boilers. J. V.
Elsworth. il Heating-Piping 35:105-7 O 63
Pr1v?ntfo?i'o? ^'futni !e'lxplosions in natural BOILERS. Marine , . ^ , . „
d.ags
^gas-flV
Combus edtionwatertub
3u:2G-34 03 urnaces,
o Agboiler-f Experimental investigation of stresses in an
HY-SO marine boiler drum with added, at-
Maintenance and repair tachments. I.Berman and D. H. Pai. diags
Boilers with they get no regular
a difference: 17:138 Welding J 42:sup37-lS Ja '03 . ,,,_,,
blowdown. Plant Eng Ja 63 nprr 214:994 feed
Prefabricated D 7 system:
'62 M'eirpak.. 11^ EnRl-
an oi'-?'êd boiler. ,,
Cold end problems on 35:38-45
hI R Sieg. il diags Combus tion Superchar ged, steam generator. A. CLl-
Causi. il diag Naval Eng J 75:442-7 My 63
Reward for extra boiler care: years of opera- Design
Uo» without., in.tern|^,„ <}'«5,'l'"^-,.i'?f.^"'|
chemical CO. il diag Plant Eng n.izi-a o evaluatio of a super-
g n system:
boiler
Development chargedand
steam generatin Naval
Rofe of preventive maintenance in35:40-5 0 boiler and turbine laboratory. W. A. Fntz,
safety. W. B. Parker. Combustion jr and L. Cohen, il diags ASME Trans
TiSbine and boiler overhaul procedures in a ser A 85:302-10 O '03 generator : abstracts of
large cIStral station. W. C. Beattie. Com- Supercharged steam
bustton 35^74- Ag '63: Same. Power Eng four papers. Combustion 34:41-3 b b3
Firing
''■■'' S '"' Manufacture
quality weld ing R.used M. inL.osee.the "lo-êrn Furnacerine gas temperatu
Bahgat. evaluatio
re biblioK n forEngma-J
Naval
High
utility power boiler. u oiaKs Ag F.
75:047-58boilers. '63 ^ . „ ,. . ,.
Welding J 42:19 3-200 Mr '63 Supercharg ed steam generator Is small, light,
Oil firing normally burns distillate fuels, il Marine
firing-, diags
assisted 195:858
AirF.ne-inpprinc: 28 b6oil
P'-e^stireJe jet , . ., -rr Eng/LogWaste
BOILERS. 68:43-9heatJa '03
CO waste heat recovery can pay for Itself.
K L, Carter. Hvdrocarbon Process & Pet
Refiner way 42:147-8
Cheap S '03 L-D gas. bteel loJ.
'03 to recover
Fil-st''co':flred' process heater Is on stream
-«m^rar.i%rr^«:
What^ is optimum temperaUire for oil pre-
O J Taccogna and B. A. Wallace, il dlait
oil & Gas J 61:88-9 S 30 '63
Furnace hood to cut steel-making costs, il
^^ heating? answer.^, diag Power 107.178-su r Welding Eng 4S:58 Ja '63 .
Protection New design recoups heat P. Forbath. in nitric acid plants.
process flow.sheet. T. il Chem
Riirner llghtoff equipment at Wilkes power Ne\v- low-costD 24basic
Eng 69:64-6 '62 oxygen furnace gas
electric power com-
p\Snt. Southwe
nanv. R A. stern
Neal. 11 diags Combustion J Metals sy.'^te_m:
andCorp. recovery
cleaning neering 15:537 AgL.oftua
63
engi-
RenuMIc orders giant waste heat boiler. Iron
Electrical ''s'afetv devices for steam boilers.
A Lurkis^ diags Elec Constr & Maint flueEnggas40:19,S
,4 Steel
Waste used O to'G.3Are process heater
techniques for safe at refinery. Chem & Eng N 41:54-5 Ag 19
Improt'ed^ tferiîocouple boilers, diags Power
"poration of, modem Waste gas system.i for oxygen furnaces.
liggin'lr''fo?"ho'l'ioroilsafety. Power 107:65 Je '63 Steel 153:58 recovery Ag 19 'OSfrom ammonia syn-
Steam-atomizing »'""<>.':, S"" ' ?°' ' -J'^TheN \Vaste heat thesis, h: HInrichs. diags Ind Chem 39:
nroach to furnace safety. J. Voorneis.
S[ag Power 107:86-7 O '63 519-21 O '63
141
BOILERS, Waste heat — Continued BOLOMETERS
Yawata installs sas recovery equipment on High speed infrared bolometer. M. Camac and
oxygen converter. M. Yuliawa and K.
Okanlwa. il diags Iron & Steel EnE 39:U1- oo.Ju4-(d o 62
l^/.o'^; lo'^'t?'??!'^- bibliog il diags R Sci Instr
7 D 62 New infrared detector may have wide oil-
BOILERS, Water tube Jl't"?*^,"/*:!^?!
lo 03 ^^- il d'a'K Oil & Gas J 61:147
Additional power plant at paper mills: Reed
paper group, il diag Eneineer 214:1094-6 D New precision low-level bolometer bridge
2S '62 50:2514
Si D 62 <i'ass Inst Radio Eng Proc
■,Y,-A ^^Y\^-
New insights from experiences with htw in- Reactive effects in transverse-fllm bolometers
stallations; boilers. O. S. Lieberg. diags in rectanguJar waveguides. J. Brown, diags
AJr Cond oi!
Prevention Heatturnaco & Venexplosions59:61-4 in N '62
natural Inst E E bolometer. Proc 110:77-8 Ja '63
gas-flred watertuba boiler-furnaces, diags Thin-film H. S. Click, bibliog
Combustion 35:26-34 Ag '63 BOLTSdiags andR nuts Sci Instr 33:1268-76 N '62
Steam and power for paper production: Reed
paper group, il diags Engineering 194: Bolt torques and gaskets for glassed-steel
S42-3 D 28 '62
Stone-vapor paclcased boiler. 11 Engineering Bolted-flangeAassemblies
194:750-2 D 7 '62 I'Jig'To^ Design ?735:193-6
Machine
. W "^'^""^
■ir'"^^- Pfeiffer
Je 20 '63
" '^^^'^
diags
Design Calculated risk pays off: tapping threads in
Four-fold advantages of new furnace design. ball nuts. . C. Emerson, il diags Am Mach/
il diags Engineering 195:434-5 Mr 29 '63 Metalworking Manuf 107:69-70 Jl 22 '63
Membrane wall for boiler furnaces, il diags Fasteners book issue; captive or self-retain-
Engineer 215:439-40 Mr 8 '63 ins
Mr 21nuts.63 11 diags Machine Design 35:91-102
BOILING Fasteners book issue; Joint design, diags
Acceleration and the critical heat flux in pool Machine Design issue; 35:29-45locknuts.
Mr 21 diags '63
boiling heat transfer. H. J. Ivev. bibliog Fasteners book Ma-
diags Inst Mech Eng Proc 177 no 1:15-29: chine Design 35:81-6 Mr 21 '63
Fasteners book issue; single thread engaging
Application of a momentuin 38-42
Discussion. 29-3S: Reply. integral'63 model to
nuts W. L. Seitz and S. Petrus. il diags
the study of parallel channel boiling flow Machine book Design issue; 35:87-90
oscillations. J. E. Meyer and R. P. Rose, Fasteners studs.Mr W. 21 G.'63Walter-
bibliog diag A S M E Trans ser C 85:1-9 mire. bibliog diags Machine Design 35:65-7
F '63
Boil order. Gloucester. 1961; abstract. H. J. Guide to automotive fasteners. J. Geschelin.
Diffusion Pub
Lasley. theoryWorks 94:130of Jaboiling
analysis '63 burnout il diags Automotive Ind 129:78-80+ O 15;
in the fog flow regime. L. Topper. A S M E 68-70 N 15 '63 (to be cont)
High density PE cap for bolt heads protects
Trans ser C S5:2S4-5 Ag '63 against corrosion, il Mod Plastics 40:108
Dry nitrogen gas: simple laboratory produc-
tion. J. H. Robertson, diag J Sci Instr 40: How tight should nuts and bolts be? il Power
506-7 O '63 Je
Eng '6367:58of O old '63 bulkhead
Effect of pressure, geometry, and the equa- Inclusion in new structure
tion of state upon the peak and minimum saves time and money: U.S. naval base in
boiling heat flux. J. H. Lienhard and V. E. Norfolk. Va. J. T. Acuff and S. M. Johnson.
Schrock. bibliog diags A S M E Trans ser C
85:261-8: Discussion. 268-71: Reply. 271-2 il diags Eng N 169:56-8-1- N 15 '62
Line of drop-in anchor devices announced
Ag '63
Experimental study of sodium pool boiling by
Maximum Olin. load il Elecin aWorld bolted 160:76
joint. AgS. 12Kravitz.'63
heat transfer. R. C. Noyes. bibliog A S M E
Trans ser C 85:125-9; Discussion. 129-31; diags Product Eng 34:152-4
Modern trends in meclianical joints for heavy S 16 '63
Reply. 131 My '63 materials. H. N. N Wernyss. il diags
Forced-convection film boiling on a flat plate
with uniform surface heat flux. R. D. Cess. NewWire bolt& uses Wire epoxy Prod resin38:809-11+ as selfJe lock. '63 11
HeatA S Mtransfer E Transto serboiling C 84:395helium.
N '62 M. D. Elec World 159:104 Ap 22 '63
New fastener employs chemical bonding tech-
Reeber. bibliog diag J Ap Phys 34:481-3
HeatMr '63 transfer to boiling liquids in tubes; Pierce nutnique, il Steel
'63 152:31+assembly
simplifies My 6 '63 in automated
abstract and discussion. R. M. Gray. Chem short-run Unes. il diag Iron Age 191:84-5
& Ind P679-80 transitions Ao 27 '63 in nucleate Riveted
F 14 '63 and bolted joints; fatigue of bolted
Hydrod.vnamic boil- structural connections. C. W. Lewitt and
ing. R. Moissis and P. J. Berenson. bibliog others, bibliog il diags Am Soc C E Proc 89
il diag A S M E Trans ser C 85:221-6;
Discussion. 1ST 1 and
Riveted no 3411]:49-65
bolted joints; F '63 net section design.
Interrelation of226-9geometry,
Ag '63 orientation, and W. H. Munse and E. Chesson, jr. il diags
acceleration in the peak heat flux problem. Am Soc C E Proc 89 [ST 1 no 3413] :107-26
C. P. Costello and J. M. Adams, bibliog F '63
diags A and
Nucleate I Ch filmE Jboiling 9:663-71 in S the'63 catalytic Riveted and bolted joints: truss-type tensile
decomposition of hvdrogen peroxide. C. N. connections. E. Chesson. jr. and W. H.
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Pool boiling of benzene, diphenyl. and faen- A. J. Francis. 89 [ST 5 no 36881:329-30 O
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A. Huber and J. C Hoehne. bibliog f-l , in 27
A S M B Trans ser C 85:215-20 Ag '63 ock
Self-piercinging nuts fed to epress er on 8adhesive-
Predicting and using liquid-boiling behavior. type tape, il Automation
V. Asch. bibliog diags Chem Eng 70:125-8 Shooting license: New York 10:13 Ap "63 urge
city officials
SomeAp 29possible '63 critical conditions In nucleate tighter rules for stud guns. Eng N 170:27
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Trans ser C 85:89-99; Discussion. 99-100 Ap 18cuts
sizing. '63 A. to anchor bolting and base ring
D. Scheiman. diags Hydro-
My '63 points carbon Process & Pet Refiner 42:130-3
BOILING
Continuous boiling-point analyzers prove ac- Shouldered mandrel and nut holds and ejects
curate and reliable. R. D Clark, diags Je '63 H. Spinks. diags Am Mach/Metal-
easily.
Oil .S: Gas J of61:56-7 JI 22 '63 working Manuf 107:92 Ag 5 '63
Determination molecular weight of poly- Specifications for structural joints using
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J. E. Barney. 2d and W. A. Pavelich. bib- diags Am Soc C E Proc 88 [ST 5 no 32941 :
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Stud welding: a tool for design. 11 Iron Age
Ag 5 '63water reactors. See Nuclear reactors
BOILING 192:150 area S 26 and '63 weight of carriage bolts:
— Boiling water reactors Surface
BOLIVIA barrel load calculation: charts. G. C. Field.
See also subdivision Bolivia under spe- Metal Finishing 61:59-61+ Mr '63
cial subjects, e.g. Tensioned bolts retain vertical rock cut:
Building Eichler homes, inc., of San Francisco. II
Geology Eng N 171:38-9 Ag 22 '63
Mines and mineral resources Titanium bolts reach new high. 11 Iron Age
Tin mines and mining
191:94 My 16 '63
BOLTS and nuts — Continued Paper finishing requirements and the Im-
Tool removes lock nuts quickly. L. Mason. provements in equipment to obtain them
as seen by the manufacturers of printing
11 Elec World 159:120 Ap 8 '63 equipment: paper binding and handling.
Torque
loadinBandof holts. strenRthB. J.reqiiirements
Cobb, diags for pre-
Product C. Rounsefell. Tappi 46:sup 145A-7A Ja
Eng 34:G2-6 Ak 19 '63 Pri ind of Ame Tra bin
Treated bolt resists loosening; Jay-Lok. Iron nti
section ust Loose
and ric division
leaf de der
spring
ng
meeting. ry
Chicago. April 4-6. a Inland Ptr/Am s
Age 191:134 Ap 25 '63 Lilhogr 151:135 My '63
Universal pierce nuts and taped-nut feeder. BOOKSTORES
il Mach 69:1464- Mr '63 Attractive university bookstore, il Arch Rec
Vibration-proof self-locking nut. il Engineer- 133:178-9 Je '63
ing 196:228 Ag 23 '63 BOOLEAN
— Booths algebra. .See Algebra. Boolean
What is a good screw thread lubricant? J. B.
BOOTi-iS. Paint spraying. See Paint spraying
Peace, il Engineering 196:394-5 S 27 '63
See also BOOTHS, Telephone. See Telephone booths
Mine roof bolting
BORANES. See Boron hydrides
Manufacture BORATES
Machining centers lower cost of king-size Kinetics of liquid-phase pyrolysis of 2-chloro-
turbine
■63 fasteners. E. S. Winslow and L. E. 1.3.2-dioxaborinan. A. Finch and others.
Vercelli. il diags Mach 70:94-100 S '63
Nut runner.s go sophisticated, il diag Am NewChemseries & Ind p494 Mr 23borates
of synthetic '63 IsostructuraJ
with tlie carbonate mineral huntite. A. A.
Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:118-19 S 16 Ballman. bibliog Am Mineralogist 47:1380-3
Standards Nitrosohydroborates. R. A. Wiesboeck. bibliog
Standard for T-slot nuts: reference sheet, N ■62Chem Soc J 85:2725-8 S 20 '63
Am
diags Tool & Manuf Eng 50:94 Je '63 BORAX
BOLTZMANN equation . , „ ,, Borax consolidated ltd. research centre. R.
Particular solution of the linearized Boltz- Thompson, il Chem & Ind p458-63 Mr 23 '63
mann equation. G. Kent, bibliog J Ap Phys Trace analysis of metals by borax disk X-ray
34:1426-9 My '63 spectrometry. C. L. Luke, diag Anal Chem
Relativistic Boltzmann equation and some
applications. S. V. Yadavalli. bibliog Frank- U.S.35:1551-2
Borax S revives
'63 20 Mule Team borax.
lin Inst J 271:368-75 My '61: Correction. Chem
BORAZINE. & See Eng Borazole N 41:22 Ag 19 '63
274:315 O '62 BORAZOLE
Transport theory; report on the Woods Hole, '63
Mass. conference. Sept. 13-14. Phys Today Approach to applicable inorganic polymers.
16:55-6-1- Ja '63 W. Gerrard and others, bibliog J Ap Chem
BOMB release devices. See Airplanes. Military 12:373-81; properties
13:127-33 Ag '62. Mr '63 T. Oka-
— Bomb release devices Electronic of borazines.
BOMBS, Aerial moto and A. J. Gordon, bibliog Chem & Ind
See missiles
Guided also P528-9 Mrof B-trichloroborazines
Reaction 30 '63 with organic
oxides. K. Niedenzu and others. Chem & Ind
BONDED web. See Textile fabrics — Bonded web
BONDS p255-6 Fcompany
BORDEN 9 '63
Cash heads toward contractors. Eng N 169: Borden again increases its r&d budget. Food
26-7 N 15 -62 Tech 17:S94-(- Jl '63
New Jersey turnpike has cash to spare. BOREHOLES
Eng N 170:24 F 7 '63 Borehole tv camera gives geologists inside
Two bond Issues, three contracts, race plant story. N. M. Short. 11 Min Eng 15:41-7 Ja
expansion needs; Phoenix 23d av. activated
sludge plant. A. F. Vondrick. il Pub Works Lig bor tem mea
93:94-7-1- N '62 htw
equipment for ehoresistance
le diags pJerathermometers. sur A.
BONDS, Chemical. See Chemical bonds E. eBeck,
igh
t bibliog tur Instr 40:452-4
Sci e
ing
BONDS. Government S '63
Low-frequency geophone for borehole use. R.
See n/.so D Lynn, il diag Geophysics 28:14-19 F '63
Municipal bonds Study of ca.sed and open holes for deep-hole
BONDS. Revenue seismic detection. D. R. Van Sandt and F.
Revenue bond coverage. Pub Works 93:148-f K. Levin, diags Geophysics 28:8-13 F '63
D '62 BORERS. Marine. See Marine borers
BONES BORESCOPES
See <j1so Tv finds fiaws inside tubing. A. W. Young.
Fractures
Rickets BORIC11 Ironacid Age 191:76-7 Je 27 '63
Diseases
Chelating agent used to extract boric acid.
Us3 of injectable phenyramidol in musculo- il diag Chem <^- Eng N 41:44-5
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S17-18 O 14 '63
BONNEVILLE power administration Rackett. Metal Finishing 61:52-3 Ap '63
High-voltage d-c test program of the Bon- Manufacture
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BONUS system BORIC39:383oxide.
Jl '63See Boron oxides
Should engineers receive special pay for BORIDES
patentable inventions. E. Raud.sepp. Ma-
chine De.sign 34:126-8 N 22 '62 Preparation and structure of lutetlum dl-
BOOK industry and trade boride. scandium dodecaboride and lutetlum
Priming or components produced abroad antimonide, M. Przybylska and others, bib-
endanger American printing industry, il
Inland Ptr/Am Lithogr 151:88-9 S '63 Sreliogalso
Am Chem Soc J 85:407-11 F 20 '63
BOOK stores. See Bookstores Nickel borides
Titanium borides
BOOKBINDERIES Zirconium borides
Don't take 11 your BORING bars
Turner. Inlandbindery Ptr/Am forLithogr
frranted.150:50-1-*-
N. H.
Carbklo insert type boring-bars. 11 Mach 69:
N '62 t»\-r< An '63
How you can help your bindery do a bettor BORING machinery.
Miaohinery See Drilling and boring
.i(ih. J, Russell. diags Inland Ptr/Am
IJdiocr ir,2:S4-5-t- O '63 BORNEO
BOOKBINDING Sre also
Instrumentation measure! thickness of bind- Geology — Borneo
ers board. II Automation 10:82 Je 'G3 Petroleum — Borneo
143
BORNEOL Simple method for microdetermination of
Alumina: catalyst and support; dehydration boron, alone or simultaneously with nitro-
of 2-endo- and 2-exo-bornanol and of endo- gen and/or phosphorus, in organoboranes.
and exo-norbornanol over alumina catalyst. R. C. Rittner and R. Culmo. bibliog Anal
K. Watanabe and others, bibliog diaffs Am
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Chem determination Ag '63 of boron in boron
BORNITE silicides; an evaluation of separation pro-
LiOw ■63 temperature synthesis in aqueous solu- cedures. A. J. Frank, bibliog Anal Chem
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Extraction- flame photometric determination of Organoboron controls microorganism growth
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Chem 35:62-5 Ja '63 Series of procedures for determining boron
Sensitivities and other properties of reagents in a wide variety of organoboron com-
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BORON compounds — Continued Nature of some higher boron hydrides pro-
Stretching frequency for boron-nitrogen da- duced in radiation-induced reactions In
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Synthesis of a boron-labeled tetraborane. R.
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Nuclear studies organic materials; microanalysis of borane
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Pero-xytrifluoroacetic acid-boron fluoride as Boron, cadmium, cliromium. and nickel In
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40:56 S 17 '62
Molecular orbltals In BsHo and BioHn. E. B. plans Prog Arch 43:66-7 S '62
Moore. Jr bibliog diags Am Chem Soc J 85: Architecture
676-9 Mr 2 i '63 Apartments: new Boston high-rise with small
Molecular structure of <-BisH». P. O. Slmp- suites, displays
n plans Arch Rec 134:212-13 S '63 il
?9J?„ W".Je"'"■'"' Boston Its government center,
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BOTTLING plants
BOSTONÂrchitecture — Continued
Final plan unveiled for new sovemment cen- Plant
plant designer's
in New Orleans, dream;il Food
new Eng Pepsi-Cola
35:50-3
•63 ter, il Plans Arch Rec 133:14-15 My '63
New Boston city hall; with critique by P. Col- O '63 clever prefab buildings. 11 plans Food
Seven
lins, il plans diacs Prog Arch 4-l;132-o3 Ap
Working with commercial developers: office Eng 35:92-4 Thomas
BOULSOVER, O '63
buildins at 50 Pearl Street. Boston, il plans Pioneer of Sheffield plate manufacture. E. N.
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BOUND water. See Water — Bound water
•63 Metropolitan district BOUNDARY layer
Boston regional survey. N. A. Abend and Aerodynamic aspects of boundary layer con-
M. R. Levin, map Traffic Q 17:177-92 Ap trol for high lift at low speeds. J. Wil-
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Rapid transit
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Aerodynamic processes Soc J 67:201-23 Ap '63
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Sewerage J Aerospace Sci 29:1067-75+ S '62; [cont as]
AIAA Jwall
Annulus 1:726-7 boundary Mr '63 layers in axial com-
■Wooden sewer fails. Eng N 169:19 N 22 '62 pressor stages. J. H. Horlock. bibliog diags
Tunnels A S M E Trans ser D 85:55-62; Discussion.
Dark, concrete timnel ceiling brightened by 62-5 Mr chemical
Apparent '63 kinetics of surface reac-
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Sumner il Eng air N quality.
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Environmental Health 5:597-608 D '62 E J 9:321-31of Mythe'63 Mangier transformation
Application
BOTANICAL chemistry to a special class of power law bodies.
See also A. W. Maddox.
Appro.ximate analysis AIAAof the
J 1:1186-7 My '63 of
slot injection
Photosynthesis
BOTANICAL laboratories a gas in laminar flow. P. A. Libby and
J. A. Schetz. bibliog diag AIAA J 1:1056-
Equipment 61 My '63 method for calculating the com-
Approximate
Pre-assembled growth chamber utilizes aJu- '63pressible laminar boundary layer with con-
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Mod Metals 18:90 N '62 AIAA J 1:933-4 Ap for
'63 laminar boundary
BOTANY Appro.vimate solution
See also layer flow. R. L. Kosson. bibliog AIAA J
Fungi 1:1088-96 My solution '63
Lichens Approximate of the energy equation.
Plant cells and tissues J. Fillo. symmetric,AIAA•63 J 1:481-2 F '63 compressible
Roots Axially turbulent,
Physiology mixmg in the presence of initial boundary
See also layer. G. Kleinstein. bibliog diags AIAA J
Electrophysiology of plants 1:945-7 effects
Blowing Ap •63'63 on pressure interaction asso-
Study and tesching ciatedSchurmann.
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Department of boundary layer on blunted conical bodies.
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BOTANY, Medical E. A. Romishevskyi. AIAA J 1:2449-51 O
Gathering periwinkle for medicinals. W. A. Boundary layer theory for imsymmetric de-
Meer. il Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93:158-60-1- formations of circular cylindrical elastic
Ae '63caps and seals shells. M. W. Johnson, jr. bibliog J Math
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Molded fluorocarbon screw cap replaces glass fi Phys 42:167-88
Boundary layer transition: S '63 freestream tur-
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BOTTLED goods van Driest and C. B. Blimier. bibliog AIAA
See also J 1:1303-6 of Je the '63 laminar separation point,
Wme Calculation
BOTTLES and results for certain flows. M. Mor-
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Estimation of variations J 1:976 Ap '63;
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'63
Manuf Chem 34:20-3 Ja '63 initial thickness. M. R. Denison and E.
Microbiological aspects of one-trip glass bot- Baum. bibliog diags AIAA of J 1:342-9 F '63
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JaSee'63 also Crandall. bibliog J Math & Phys 41:264-79
Carboys Correlation
D '62 of surface temperature effect
BOTTLES, Plastic on noneqiiilibrium heat transfer. G. R.
Baby feeder: disposable nurser is sterile and Tnger. bihltog ARS rotation
J 32:1743-4 N '62 sep-
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Bottles from PVC World sheet, 21:28 Ag '63 World
il Plastics aration. W. H. H. Banks and G. E. Gadd.
21:12 Ap '63
New blow molding system for rigid PVC bot- diag AIAA J 1:941-2 Ap '63
Derivation of Maxwell's equations and the
tles, il Mod Plastics 40:50+ Ag '63 boundary'
T. A. Green, conditions bibliog diags from Am Coulomb's
J Phys law.30:
Oil can be packaged in polyethylene bottles.
11'6JMod
3 Plastics 40:101-3-1- D '62 7SS-95 Nthermo
Diffusion- '62 effects on heat transfer
Polyethylene
double as toys, bottlesil for Mod children's
Plastics bath 40:100 foamJe from a cylinder in cross flow. O. E. "Tewflk
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Rot blo mol for PVC bott il dia Effect of shock boundary layer interaction on
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Mod w der
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Manufacture speeds. D. Tirumalesa. bibliog Roy Aero-
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Kauzlarich and boundary-
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Electrical resLstance Apand -63 sheath potential, ,• , as- „„ Nonequilibrium-dissociated boundary layers
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Factors life-drag ratios My at '63 Macn S4 Ag '63 ^ ^ . ., o
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Heat hemisphere-cylinder at low AIAA Jand1:1938-40 Ag '63solutions of the non-
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Integrated laminar heat transfer in the wind- Sci 29:1393-4 N '62
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Integration of the velocity equation of the AIA.A. J 1:2279-88 O '63
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AIAA J by
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Method of determining boundary layer thick- laminar boundary layer with forelgn-eos
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BOUNDARY layer — Continued BOWLING alleys
Thermal boundary layer in slip flow reffime. Equipment
K. C. Reddy. bibliog AIAA J 1:2396-8 O Bowling pins: potential market for 10,000
Thermal entry region in turbulent uas flow. tons of magnesiiun. il Mod Metals 18:74
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Enq-ineer 215:169-74 Ja 25 '63 bowling pin is magnesium casting. U
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Ind Finishing 39:96-7 D '62
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Unsteady lanunar film condensation on ver- Urethan Metals 19:82 Jl '63
il Mode-coate
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A S M E Trans ser C 85:63-70 F '63 Wonch. il Rubber Age 92:402 D '62
Use of local similarity concepts in hypersonic Lighting
viscous interaction problems. C. F. Dewey, Bowling alley modernization
jr. biblios dias AIAA J 1:20-33 Ja '63 features planned
Velocity defect law for a transpired turbu-
lent boundary layer. H. S. Mlckley and ■63 down
Getting " Constr & Maint 62:78-1- Ag
K. A. Smith. AIAA J 1:1685 Jl '63 to cases; solving a load prob-
Viscous flow of a liquid over a rotating sur-
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A S M E Trans ser E 30:7-12 Mr '63
balls
ETg= 58T3'?l°t'i2§ 2îT''"6f '^""- " "''^
BOUNDARY value problems Natural diamonds renew bowling balls 11
Acceptable solutions and boundary condi- BOWMAN, Waldo G.
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Adjoint method and its application to trajec- Stresses in a pressurized
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Mclntyre. diags ARS J 32:1354-8 S '62
Axial sjTnmetric boundary value problem See also
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Mailboxes ^ ^'•°° '' '^"^ '
^W. R. Spillers. AIAA J of 1:948 Ap '63 BOXES. Paper. See Paper boxes
Boundary value problems soil mechanics. BRACHIOPODS
\\ . D, L. Finn, bibliog diags Am Soo C B
Proc S9 rSM 5 no 36481:39-72 S '63 Inorganic constituents in the shell of the
Critical evaluation of boundary conditions living brachiopod lingula. D. McConnell.
for tubular flow reactors, L. T. Fan and bibliog G«ol Soc Bui 74:363-4, pi 1 Mr '63
BRACING
T. K. Ahn. bibliog Ind & Eng Chem Proc
Lateral bracing force of steel I beams. C.
Design 1:190-5 Jl '62: Discussion. M. Q.
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Diffusion theory analysis of boiling burnout 88 [EM 6 no 33641:89-113 D '62; Discussion?
in the fog flow regime. L. Topper. A S M E 89 FEM 3 no 35621:217-24 Je '63; Reply. 89
Trans ser C 85:284-5 Ag '63
Dynamic response of an elastic plate strip TEM
BRACKETS 6 no 37741:263-5 D '63 ■^'='"'->^-
to a moving line load. H. Reismann. bib-
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sion. 1:2412 O '63
Effect of error in measurement of elastic
constants on the solutions of problems in BRADLEY, John Hodgdon, Jr
classical elasticity. J. H. Bramble and Eng
Memorial; withO ^63
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bibliograp of his publi-
hBA-J-irh "^^s""^ ' ^^' ^^' ^^ s'^"-^
Field of a horizontal magnetic dipole in the BRAILLE. Sea Blind,
gresence of a magnetoolasma halfspace. sSpsT-S My %3 ^"^^' Printing
BRAIN P°'' ^^'for ^°° 2"! ■'*:
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Nat Bur Stand 67D:501-17 S '63 v-Aminobutyric acid (v-ABA) -vitamin B. re-
Heat conduction in elliptical cylinders and lationships m the brain. E. Roberts, bib-
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Methods of measuring the resistivities of 2'9f-307 Ap^ês"*^™now '' a '-'"'^°*'
standardNutrition 12:
tool of the
clinician.in amino
Factors Nucleonics 21:85 Je '63
anisotropic conducting media in situ S acid metabolism which can
influence the central nervous system. S
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Rush, diags J Res Nat Eur Stand 66C:'217-
Numerical comparison of the implicit and ex-
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S^^"r2':l?:90'''l'^°^63^ of beef 'brain, ^""'=^'
beef N""'
liver
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bibhog A S M E Trans ser C 85:280-1 Ag quantitative fractionation of complex lipid
63 mixtures. G Rouser and others, bibliog 11
Operational representation of the addition diags. Am brain
Measuring Oil. Chem Soc J 40:425-54 S '63
theorems for spherical waves A Ben- blood flow with radioiso-
topes, W. H. Oldendorf. bibliog il SaSs
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Relative convergen ce of the solution of a Thin-layer chromatography of brain phospho-
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See also
Electroencephalography
^9'? Of natural boundary conditions In Ray- Diseases
leigh-Ritz method. W. H. Chu diag
ASMS Trans ser E 30:141 Mr '63 Cerebellar encephalomalacia produced by diets
Stability of heterogeneous aeolotropic cylin- deficient in tocopherol P. Bailey,
drical shells under combined loading S bibliog
Cheng and B. P. C. Ho biblio-' diaa-i il Am drums
BRAKE J Clinical Nutrition 12:275-7 Ap '63
AIAA J 1:892-8. 1603-7 Ap. Jl '63 ^
Stresses due to a band of normal stress at ■^';^'^%A™,'?- Produc.tion increased with switch
the entrance of a circular hole. K. A.
F^-PHa"^ *rS<l J- C. Wilhoit. bibliog diags 48-46-°''jf'^63'"® ■
^''4''"2t1 ^^^ Welding Bng
A S M E Trans ser E 29:647-50 D '62 surface area required in brakes T.
Transient coupled thermoelastic boundary
value problems In the half-space. BRAKE
Mr 2^linings
^63 bibbog Engineering 195:428-9
Boley and L S. Tollns. bibliog A S BM AB
Trans ser E 29:637-46 D '62 ^"^ra*"! 'S'^tHi '','?^^T '''?J?8^3 eliminate fade.
Uniqueness of harmonic functions under SAE introduces recommended practice for
bouiKiary^cOpn^ditions. _M. H. Martin, bibliog
BRAKES
'ifWj 7\°^-f.f2 A^'-'^r ^'^°^" " ^-^'
Torque output of an internal band brake
T P. Newcomb
^v%=î'|ror;;"oVhrd?ts^.c^"'iyîfeJn"s^''ii:'^x's BRAKES, Airplane
and H. E. Merritt diS
BOURDON gages. See Pressure gages
BOW
Aquaplaning
RDA^J'g'.r*'*'!'"^, runways. Ap
on"5:568-9 2S '^
W. E Grav "^"ÎI
thrusters. See Steering gear Roy Aeronautical Soc J 67:302-4 My '63
BRASS
BRAKES, Airplane — Continued
Braking problems. D. A. J. Harben. diaKa Brass strip gets quick anneal, dlag Iron Ago
Roy' Aeronautical Sec J 67;581-4; Discus- 190:114 D 6brass
Continuous '62 strip annealer ensures top
63 sion, il585-8 S '63
BRAKES. Automobile quality product, diag Automation 10:18 Ja
Desiirn and chenustry lift brake performance:
abstract. W. D. WaJther. S A E J 71:73 F Dissolution of brass in sulfuric acid solu-
tions. J. Bumbulis and others, blbliog Elec-
Desl and per of the Budd dis trochem Soc J 109:1130-4; 110:709-11 D '62,
Kn
brake. 11 dias formAutomoUve anc Ind 128:54-6-1-c Electrical potential responses of silver steel
Ap '61 '63
Handbrake pull measurine e device. A. F. Jl
and '63brass stressed In tension in sodium
3
Williams. 11 diae Automobile Eae 53:95 chloride solutions. K. Nobe and S. Tan.
Mr '6:!
International design review; brakes. II diaRs blbliog
HiKh vacuum diags brass-to-aluminum
Corrosion 18:391-5 seal
N '62for use
Automobile Ene Extra no 53:248-54 My 15 at cryogenic temperatures. P. P. Craig and
Lon sho rev brak II Aut others, diaginvestigation
Laboratory R Sci Instr of33:869-70 Ag '62brass
high-tensile
don w iew es. omo gropeller wastage. H S. Campbell and V E.
NewEnK formulaExtra nopredicts :
62:479-81 N 26 '62
downhill braking. „
bil P.
e arter. 11 diags Inst Metals J 90:362-7 '61-
G. Hykes. S A B J 71:51-3 Je '63 62; Same. Naval Eng J 75:775-81 O '63;
1964 passenger-car engineering trends; Abstract.
Mill speeds Metal Prog 84:1864-11 Iron
scrap processing. S '63 Age 191:
brakes. W. G. Patton. S A E J 71:43
N '63 , ^ 82 F 28 '63
1963 passenger-car engineering trends; brcikes. Properties of materials:
brasses: tables. Materialscoppers and plain
in Design Eng
W. Q. Patton. S A E J 70:45 N '62
Stopping
lok device. without 11 diags skidding:Engineering lx>ckheeds' 195:504Antl-Ap 68:128-30 of
Properties Mid-Omaterials;
'63 leaded brasses and
12 '6 bronzes; tables. Materials in Design Eng
Vehicle 3
accelerations. „
G. „
Francia.. aiaga 58:138-9 Mid-O
Properties '63
of materials; tin and aluminum
Automobile
What it takes Eng to 53:361-7
adapt caliper Ag '63disc brakes brasses, leaded brasses; tables. Materials
to American cars. J. L. Winge and others. in Design ofEng materials:
58:131-3 Mid-O
11 diags S A B J 71:33-41 Je '63 Properties yellow '63 brasses;
Control tables. Materials In Design Eng 68:140 Mld-
Dunlop braking stabilizer, diags Automobile O '63 Failure
Eng 53:318-20 Jl '63 Embrittlement of alpha-brasses by liquid
Slipping clutch stops rear-wheel skid. II dlae metals. R. B. Waterhouse and D. Grubb.
Machine Design 35:120 F 28 '63 11 Inst Metals Metallography
J 91:216-19 '62-63
Testing
Tests to determine brake test criteria. En- Effect of quenching on the electrical re-
sistivity of a B-brass single crystal. M. C.
BRAKES. Diskgineering 195:14 Ja 4 '63 Martin. fatigue
J Ap at Phys small
34:1835-6 Je '63 Illus.
Case history; birth of a truck brake. 11 Metal amplitudes.
Eng N and 170:58-9 F 21 '63 of the Budd disc trated by copper and brass under alter,
Design performance nating torsion. W. A. Wood and others,
brake. 11 diag Automotive Ind 128:54-64- 11 InstfatigueMetalsin Jnear-safe 91:304-7 specimens.
'62-63
Metal Illus-
Ap brakes
Disc 1 '63 for DKW and overdrive for the
MGB.brakes 11 Engineering 195:68Narrows.
Ja 18 11 '63 Comp ing trated by copper
torsion. W. andA. Woodbrass under alternat-11
and others.
Disc for Verrazano Inst Metals
Air Mag 68:31 S '63 Metal fatigue J In91:391-4 torsion'62-63at large and Inter-
Flywheel disc brake improves tug manoeu- mediate amplitudes. W. A. Wood, blbliog
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Only two discs stop the L.ARC-5. 11 diags Microscopic
MachineIt takes Designto adapt 35:160-1 caliper Je 20disc '63brakes ance limit strain distribution
in alpha-brass. H. andOkuboendur-
and
What
to American cars. J. L.. Winge and others. Sub-grain formation during the '62-63
others, il Inst Metals J 91:95-8 solution of
11 diags S A E J 71:33-41 Je '63 alpha in beta-brass. A. J. Sedrlks and
BRAKES, Eddy current. See Brakes, Magnetic R. D. Garwood, blbliog 11 Inst Metals J
BRAKES. Electric 91:379-80 damage
Surface '62-63 produced by the electric-
How electric clutches and brakes will boost spark cutting process. L. E. Samuels, il
your machine output. S. P. J. Wood. 11 Te.x- Inst Metals J 91:191-2 "62-63
tUe World 113:67-70 S '63 BRASS founding
BRAKES,
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BRAKES. Hydraulic of papers. byFoundry
Machining 91:162-1- Je
spark erosion; '63
question and
Hydraulically-operated winder brakes. 11 answer. Foundry 91:78
Plumbing brass foundry In a residential zone.F '63
diags Engineer 216:463-4 S 20 '63
BRAKES. Magnetic 11 Air Condfoundry
Pu.shbutton Heat &pours Ven brass.
60:68-9 II AgIron'63 Ak8
Dupar electromagnetic brakes. 11 dlag En-
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Experimental gineering and195:736theoretical
My 31 '63study of eddy- BRASS
BRAYTON cycle
current couplings and brakes. B. J. Davles.
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& Sy.stems p401-17; Discussion. 417-18; Re- a diatomic gas on Brayton-cycle perform-
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Twin-magnet brake. 11 Iron & Steel Eng 40: liog diag A S M E Trans ser E 30:288-90
BRAKES. JeMotor
2124- '63 bus BRAZIL
Je '63
Commercial vehicle exhibition; brakes. 11 See cial also
subjects, subdivision
e.g. Brazil under spe-
Automobile Eng 62:435-40 N '62 Chemical education
BRAKES, Motor truck Hydroelectric plants
Braking of reactive bogies, diag Engineer Railroads
216:678-9 Ap 12 63 Rubber Industry and trade
Case history: birth of a truck brake. 11 Steel works
Eng N 170:58-9 F 21exhibition;
'63 Textile industry
Commercial vehicle brakes. 11 Tin
Automobile Waterindustry
supply and trade
Good brakes Eng boost 52:436-40efllclency, N '62cut accidents.
C. Cunningham. II diag Rock Prod 66:924- Economic conditions
O '63 Development of Brazil C. Furtado II maps
New fonnula predicts downhill braking. P.
Scl Am 209:208-124- S '63
UnladpnHykes.trucksS A braking
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195:505 Ap 12 '63
BRAND names. See Trade marks Scl Am 209:208-124- S '63
BRAZING
BRANDEIS university Aeroray
Lesson In unity; Rose art museum. II plans Assoinbly brazing machine gun. prepares
II Mach parts 69:1444-for Mrbraz-
'63
Arch Rec 133:169-72 Ap '63 ing; Carrier air conditioning co. 11 Aut*-
BRANDS. Private. See Private brands matlon 10;83 Je '63
149
BRAZING — Continued When to braze. J. S. Blackham. diags Mate-
B-70 brazed quires newhoneycomb
techniques. panel L.. A.production
Morgan. re-11 See rialsalso
in Design Eng 58:86-8 Ag '63
Electric furnaces. Brazing
Mach 69:116-19 Jl '63 Silver solder
Bondine oftrodes. lead telluride
M. Weinstein and A. I. iron
to pure elec-
Mlavsky. Solder and soldering
il R Scl Instr 33:1119-20 O '62missile in BKht. Testing
Brazed gimbals help stabilize
il Weldine Ens 48:9S+ Brazing of thin gage Ren5 honeycomb. L. H.
Brazed honeycomb goes Ap '63 U Steel
commercial. „ ,
Stone and others. II Welding J 42:sup397-403
152:56 Falloys
Brazing 25 '63 useful In repair of castings. S '63
Brazing of titanium to aluminum. F. Bollen-
J. B. Caine.
Brazing and brazing 11 diag Foundry
alloys. H, 91:223-4 My '63
E. Pattee. rath and G. Metzger. bibliog 11 diags Weld-
Machine andDesign 35:75-8 Sstainless
19 '6S Tensile ing J deformation
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Brazine hardening steels in joints. W. G. Moffatt and J. Wulff. bibllotr
vacuum. R. P. Koriff. il Metal Prog 82:80-3 il Welding J 42:sup 115-25solder
Mr '63
N '62 BRAZING, Silver. See Silver
Brazing automation brings sixfold production
increase.beryllium U Steel for 152:49 F 25 '63applications. BREAD
Brazing aerospace Advances in food engineering outside the
C. L.. Cline and R. A. O'Neill, bibliog 11 U.S.A.;research
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35:73 Ag Food'63
■Welding of Jtitanium
Brazing 41:1098-106 D '62
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Brazing processes. 11 Welding Eng 48:37-40 Linko and J. A. Johnson, bibliog J AgrI &
Je '63 Ren6 41 honeycomb sandwich struc- Food Chem of11:150-2
Evaluation lactaseMrpreparations
'63 for use
Brazing in breadmaking. Y. Pomeranz and B. S.
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Brazing tackles new jobs.Ag K.'63 W. Bennett. 19-22 Ja '63
11 Iron technique
Age 191:60-1 F 7 '63honeycomb costs. Lysine fortification of wheat bread fed to
Brazing tumbles Haitian school children. K. W. King and
others, bibliog Am J Clinical Nutrition 12:
11 Machine Design 35:28 F 28 '63
Brazing thin beryllium windows. J. P. Papa- 36-48 Ja '63
BREAKWATERS
costa and others, diags R Sci Instr 33:1289-
90 N '62thin nickel sheet. W. A. Petersen. Formulas for design of rubble-mound break-
Brazing waters. R. Svee. diags Am Soc C E Proc 88
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Ceramic tool J simplifies
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Development of palladium brazing alloys. D. others, bibliog il map diags Am Soc C E
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N '62 Israel's new
ancient Ashdod. port (and city)
11 plan Engis Ndeveloped
169:36-8 In
D
Dip brazing imparts high strength to Telstar
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Model
Factors affecting il WeldingjointJ 42:725-6
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high temperature applications. F. Miller. 11 Proc 89 [WW of 1 noBenghazi
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Find brazingJ 41:910-15
wire O '62
diameter. A. F.
Mohmheim. diag Materials in Design Eng Engineering
Sliding of composite- 195:610 My type3 '63breakwaters by
56:124 O '62 breaking waves. S. Nagai. il plans diags
High temperature creep of a copper-gold braz- Am Soc C E Proc 89 [WW 1 no 34281:1-20
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Strengthening breakwater at Vizagapatam.
Howbibliogto 11braze diags aluminum.
Welding J C.41:sup451-4 L. Bulow.O '62II M. G. Hiranandani and others, map diags
diags Mach 70:132-7 O '63 Am Soc C E Proc 88 [WW 3 no 32491:139-
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Joininging jobs,and il fasteningdiae Welding Eng 47:50-1brazing
of materials; N '62 93-8 My '63
BREAKWATERS, Concrete
and soldering al'oys. Materials in Design Le quai Brise-Lames de bale Comeau. G. J.
Eng 58:486-9 Mid-O '63 C6t6 and G. R. Simard. il map diags Eng J
Joining; new science for old art. il Steel 152: 46:37-42 See My Respiration
'63
64-70 Ap 15 '63 BREATH.
Low-cost honeycomb makes bid as structural BRECCIA
metal panel. II Iron Age 191:134-5 F 21 '63 Breccia pipe near Cameron. Ariz. J. Barring-
New alloy solves brazing problems. J. L. ton and P. F. Kerr, bibliog maps diags
Shaw and C. L. Ramsey. Electronics 35: Geol Soc Bui 72:1661-74. pi 1-2 N 61; Dis-
84-1- N 9 '62 cussion. A. McBirney. 74:227-32; Reply. 233-
New answers to old joining problems. Am Cachimayoc breccia pipe. Cuzco department.
Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:104 F 18 '63 7 F '63 J. W. Gabelman and others, maps
Peru.
New brazing alloy meets space-age require- Econ Geol Cliffs 57:904-20 S '62
ments. 1 Welding Eng 48:49 Mr '63 Cathedral formation, the early acid
New '63 era brazing turns to filler metals with breccia unit of northwestern Wyoming. W.
palladium. A. S. Cross, jr. and J. B. G. Pierce, bibliog maps diags Geol Soc Bui
Adamec. bibliog il Welding J 42:645-9 Ag 74:9-21. pi 1-2 Ja '63
Classification of volcanic breccias; a discus-
New loo at the bor fill allo P M sion. A. E. Wright and D. R. Bowea.
il Tool k & Manuf oEng n er ys. O . '63iller.
51:98-100 Geol Soo Bui 74:79-86 bibliog(p84-6) : Reply.
Reactive brazing; a new joining method. A. R. V. Fisher. 87 Ja '63
G. Metcalfe, il Metal Prog 83:83-6 My '63 Large quartz diorite dike and associated ex-
Republic makes titanium honeycomb panel-"!. plosion breccia, northern Cascade Moun-
il Mach 69:141 My '63 talns.^Wa-shlngton. R. W Tabor bibliog
Selecting phosphorus brazing filler metals. map Geol Soc Bui 74:1203-8 S "63
Pillow breccias and their aquagene tuffs.
R. B. Ballentine. U Mach 69:138-40 My '63 Quadra Island. British Columbia. D. Carlisle
Soldering; an art you can't afford to over- bibhog map diags J Geol 71:48-71. pi 1-7
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Stainless tube easily brazed, il Welding Eng BREMSSTRAHLUNG
48:56 My '63 Ja '63 discus.sion of stimulated emission of
Further
Telstar container dip brazed, il Welding Eng bremsstrahlung. D. Marcuse. bibliog Bell
48:62 O '63 System Tech J 42:415-30 Mr '63
Welding and brazing of tantalum and colum- Stimulated emission of bremsstrahlung D.
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Welding and brazing of tungsten and molyb- Use41:1557-71
of tritium S '62bremsstrahlung for the rapid
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BREWERIES New highway bridges In New Zealand. 11
Equipment Engineering
River bridge floats 195:737 onMy a 31sea'63 of plastic clay
Carling's new BaRimore brewery automates at Grand Forks, N.D. il diag Eng N 171:
solids handling, il Food Ens 3o:7u-l Ja '63 26-8 SteO 3 Marie
'63
Safety measures Sault International bridge: design
and construction. C. H. Gronquist. il map
Grating platforms provide positive footing.
diags Civil
Single tower to support Eng 33:31-4 My '63 il Eng N
bridge,
11 Safety Maint 125:61 Je '63
BREWING
Advances in food engineering outside the 171:23 Ag 15 '63
Use of orthotropic plate theory in bridge
design. K. H. Chu and G. Krishnamoorthy.
U.S.A.; brewing. Food ling 35:75+ Ag '63 diags Am Soc C E Proc 88 IST 3 no 31571:
BREWING industries
Brewmg industry research foundation. A. H. 35-77 Je '62: Discussion. 88 (ST 6 no 33761:
Cook and W. P. K_ Findlay. il Chem & Ind 321-4 D '62: 89 1ST 1 no 34351:245-50 F '63:
p 1260-7
BRICK, Fire.Ae See 3 '63Fire brick UseReply. 89 [ST 3 beams
of universal no 35601:165-7 Je '63 of in-
in the design
dustrial buildings and bridges. S. Barlow
BRICK construction and J. F. Pain, il diags Iron & Steel Inst J
Tiiree oltice buildings; vaulting in Louisiana; 201:710-14;
See also Discussion. 715-20 Ag '63
Erecast patterns in Ontario, crisp steel and Bridges — L,oad
rick in Georgia, il plans Arch Forum 119: Bridges, Suspension
96-103 O '63
See also BRIDGE failures
Walls, Brick Bridge collapse blamed on improper steel.
BRICK handling Eng N and171:48-9 S 19 '63but not permanent.
Handling system speeds packaging of bnclts; Precast prestressed.
D. E. Halsted. il diags Civil Eng 33:60-1
BRICKJova walls.
brick See works,Walls,
il Automation
Brick 9:57 D '62
BRIDGE railings
BRICK works Ag '63 railings; abstract.
Kidproof A. L. Elliott.
Equipment Pub Works '94:114-1- Ja '63
Handling system speeds packaging of bricks: BRIDGES 63
Jova brick works, il Automation 9:67 U 62 Major transportation projects, il Eng N 170:
On-site generation provides exhaust heat 82-1- Ja 24 '63
bonus: gas turbine generator-set. Burns Record plate girder span closed, il Eng N
brick CO.
iS'ee also il Power 107:51 My '63 170:25 My 16 '63
Brick handling ,See also
Belgrade — Bridges
Power Bridge design
Brick company is a natural for natural gas; Hudson River bridges
Burns brick co. R. Hays, il Gas 39:79-82 Lisbon — Bridges
Pipe lines — Bridge crossing
My '63S37,000 per year with a gas turbme-
Saving San Francisco Bay bridges
generator set at Bums brick co. il Gas Sydney, Australia — Bridges
Age 130:22-3 Mr '63 Abutments
BRICKMAKING , , ^W. A. .
Composition of an ideal face brick. All-steel abutments for highway bridges. J.
Earl and W. B. Brownell. Am Car Soc Bui P. McDermott. il diags Civil Eng 33:54-6 F
42:49-51 F '63
BRICKS Anasen. bibliogof relidiagsbri Am scSoc
Average brick size must meet spec, court lys ef dge our. C E. B M.ProcLau 89
r-
i
rules. Eng N 171:50 O 10 '63 brick tHY s 3 no 35161:93-118 My '63
Worlds largest acid-proof chimney Architecture
goes into operation at American viscose
Corp. plant. G. U. Jordy. il diag Power Welded bridges win four awards. 11 Welding
Enx 67:62-3 Je '63 Eng 47:52 N '62 Bearings
Moisture content
Deterioration of dried clay brick (warm See Bridge bearings
weather storage). H. H. Anwyl. Am Cer
Costs
Soc Bui 41:757-9 N 15 '62 California bridge costs; 1961 average Is 6%
Testing percent higher than 1960. H, K. Mauzy and
Deterioration of dried clay brick (warm W. J. Yusavage.
Excavation price swings 11 Civil Florida
Eng 32:55-7award;O '62
unit
weather storage). R. H. Anwyl. Am Cer
Soc Bui 41:757-9 N 15 '62 prices. Eng
Mar.Nland road N and169:67bridge D 6 job;
'62 unit prices.
BRICKS, Insulating
Flat arch roof extends furnace life. 11 Iron & Eng N 171:56
Michigan bascule O 17bridge; '63 unit prices. Eng
Steel Eng
Thermal 39:146 N of'62 refractory castables.
conductivity Middle Fork Jl Feather River span; unit prices.
E. Kuh and A. L. Renkey. diags Am Cer N 171:81 4 '63
Soc J 46:89-92 F '63 Eng NDakota
North 170:111 bridge; F 14 '63 unit prices. Eng N
,See also 170:129-30 overpass
Je 20 '63 to cost
Fire brick Pedestrian $41.50/sq ft;
BRIDGE bearings AVinona. Minn; unit prices. Eng N 170:131
Bridge bearings for heavy loads. 11 Engineer
Prices range widely on high strength steels;
BRIDGE216:438design
S 13 '63 F 21 '63 '6?
SanunitMateo-Hayward
prices. Eng N bridge; 171:70 unit
A^ 15prices.
'63 Eng
AISC picks 1962's most beautiful bridges, il
Eng N 171:16-17
Aluminum bridge on O 31 the'63 sick list; Amity- X 171:50
Wild river, ice Ag hinder 29 '63 Alaska bridge job; unit
ville. Ijong Island, N.Y. Eng N 170:16-17 prices. Eng N 170:141-1-
Ja 10 '63 Erection Mr 21 '63
Analysis of compo.site beam bridges by ortlio-
troplc plate theory V. Vitols and others. Braithwaite pressed steel sectional pontoons,
bibliog diags Am Soc C E Proc 89 [ST 4
no 35841:71-94 Ag "63for Pratt and Warren il Engineering
Canadians build a195:198-200
tied arch F with
1 '63orthotropic
Cambering problem plate deck: Port Mann bridge, near Van-
trusses slmpllfled. S. T. L.1 and P. E. couver, il diags EngsetN by171:28-9-1-
Brink, suspension
Damped diags Civil forEngSevern 32:58bridge,
Ag '62 il diags Canyon bridge steel highllne Jland11 hold-
'63
ing rig. il diags Roads & Sts 106:48-52 Ap
Eiiglncerini,-
Design manual 195:41for Jaorthotropic
11 '63 steel plate Clearing the road to construction; Los An-
deck bridges; review. Eng N 170:200-1-
Je 20 '63 Erection geles.of F. Randall. II Pub Works 93:85bridge.
the Lewislon-Queenston D '62
Design of composite beams for highway L L. Feidler. jr. 11 diags Civil Eng 32:
bridges. K. Ketchek. dlag Civil Eng 33:60-1 Europa
60-3. cover bridge: motorway bridge across the
N "62
Jl '63 .'?lll Vallev south of Innsbruck. 11 diag Engi-
Highway sculpture: the fantastic bridges of
Paolo Solerl. U Arch Forum 119:84-7 O '63 High travelerneer 2ir,::!76-9 Ag track30 '63
levels camel-backs:
Hydraulic design of small bridges. A, R. Devils River, Tex. il diags Eng N 170:34-6
Pagan. II diags Civil Eng 33:35-7 Jl '63
My 16 '63
B R I D G ESÊrecUon — Continued Lighting
Hudson River bridge gets final steel; New- Lighting plays key role in double-deck bridge
burgh-Beacon bridge, il Eng N 171:24-5 Ag
15 '63 barges install foundations for a
Jacking SanPub Works 94:94 ^.
?>';'fK^V°",■
Francisco-??°„'"f
Mr Washington
'63 bridge,
Oakland Bay bridge relighted
il
four-mile crossing; Astoria bridge across for
3Â speed
Ag Do and safety. 11 lUum Eng 58:sup
the Columbia River, il diag Eng N 171:28- Load
Neat304- bridgeO 17 job '63 saves six months in a year,
Apparatus for maintaining constant loads on
il map dias Eng N 170:56-S-f- Je 20 '63 an inelastically failing structure. G. C.
Novel home-made rig erects prestressed
girders; Peedee River bridge. South Caro-
Progresslina, il diags of theRoads Forth& RoadSts 106:89-90-1-
bridge, il F diag '63 Live-load deflectionf%i'
'lio''-3 Civil of bridges by curves.
^'"^^ Material s Res
Engineer 216:44-8 Jl 12 '63 A.&'it.nS%
W. Oilman. Eng 32:59 O '62
Radio coordinates bridge job; Verrazano- Location
Narrows bridge, il Safety Maint 126:12-14
Railroad relocation includes bridges, under-
A.g '63
Sault Ste Marie International bridge: design
and construction. C. H. Gronquist. il map
Site investigat ions for ""'* N
prices. Eng in
proposed
Sunshine Civil
diags bridge Engcantilevers 33:31-4 over My the '63 Missis- 1TO^5'2
Scotland. W. C.^°''
j' lOêS^' Beckmann andbridge W T
sippi at Donaldsonville, La. il diags Eng N
171:28-30-1-
■63 S 12 '63uses welded components; McGuinness
o 62 . 11 map diag Civil Eng 32':54-5
Suspension bridge Maintenance and repair
San Pedro- Terminal Island bridge. Los .See also
Angeles harbor, il Eng N 170:36-8 Ap 11 Bridges — Reconstruction
Tagus bridge caisson launched; Lisbon. Model testing
Portugal,
uSee also il Eng N 170:21 F 7 '63 Hydraulic model studies solve bridge place-
Bridges — ^Welding operations ment problem over Umfolozl River at
Floors ob^-o In 16 i?„
JJo"J'îEj''i% 62 Natal. 11 plan Engineer 214:
Army style launching for Severn bridge deck. Reconstruction
Engineering
Bridge deck repair technique; 194:695 N 23 '62 Passaic River Modern post-tensioning methods rehabilitato
bridge. N.J. O. Riley, il Pub Works 94: famous old crossing, il diag Eng N 171:52-
126-9 4-t- Ag 8 '63
■63 My build
Canadians '63 a tied arch with orthotropic Reconstructing a covered timber bridge. A.
plate deck; Port Mann bridge, near Van- S. Salkowski. il diags Civil Eng 33:36-9 O
couver, il diags Eng N 171:28-9-1- Jl 11 63 Stresses
Con res of brid floo W J See also
cre
Buglass.
te
uf
il rPub acion Works ge
94:116-17 rOs. '63 . . Bridges — Load Surveying
Coventry saves ng steel viaduct, il Eng N
171:54 Jl 25 evaluate
Experiments '63 use of Insulation for Chesapeake Bay bridge-tunnel survey. P Z
bridge decks: Wisconsin. C. E. Aten. il Pub Michener and E O Heaton. 11 maps Civil
Eng
142-^- 33:54-7
Ag 63 Je '63; Abstract. Pub Works 94:
Works 93:86-7 D '62 Vibration
Lin.'ieed oil reduces bridge deck damage. 11
Eng N oil171:172-1-
Linseed treatment S 19 on'63 bridge structures. Damped suspension for Severn bridge 11 diags
H. E. Diers. 11 Pub Works 94:115-16 F '63 Engineering
Moments and195:41 freeJa vibrations
11 '63 in curved
Modern post-tensioning methods rehabilitate girder bridges. H. Tonezawa. bibliog diags
famous old crossing, il diag Eng N 171;
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Panels eliminate deck forms, il Eng N 170: F '62: Discussion. 89 [EM 2 no 34981:153-6
79 Ap 4 '63 foam blocks for London bridge.
Polyurethane Welding operations
Ap '63
R. B. Aronson. il Mech Eng 85:71 Mr '63 COs-Mig welds bridge beams from one side.
Research study seeks ice- free bridges. P. B. il Welding Eng 48:76
Rapstine. 11 plan diags Pub Works 94:84-7 Current practices in Applate'63 girder design.
F '63 is permanent
Sheet bridge form. 11 Eng N 9; ,T^- ,?',°'Jf,ett.
42:411-14-4- My '63bibliog 11 diags Welding J
171:40grating
Steel O 17 used '63 to elevate bridge expan- Metal removal on one of the world's largest
sion joints; Tappan Zee bridge, il Pub Jlal;welded
63 bridges, il Welding J 42:583-4
Works plate-girder 93:172 N '62bridge with a 450-ft main Welded bridges win four awards 11 Welding
Welded
span; Calcasieu River and Ship Channel Eng 47:52highway N '62 bridge built with 20 girder
bridge. E. D. Bishop, il diags Civil Eng 32: Wyoming
sections: spanning the Powder River be-
52-5 O "62 tween Gillette and Buffalo. 11 Welding Eng
Foundations and piers Widening
Fehmam Sound bridge; between Hamburg
and Copenliagen. il map diags Engineer 214: Handling 100,000 daily traffic during over-
684-7 O 19 '62 pass surgery, il diags Roads & Sts 106:78-
Jacking barges install foundations for a Alaska
four-mile crossing: Astoria bridgs across 82 Ag '63
the Columbia River, il diag Eng N 171:28- Wild river, ice hinder Alaska bridge job;
Long 30-1- boom
O 17 builds '63 high bridge piers: railroad unit prices. Eng N 170:141-1- Mr 21 '63
bridge over New River, Tenn. 11 Eng N 170: Austria
30-1 F 7 '63
Long prestressed piles are cast in one piece; Big boxes made prestressed bridge; Austria.
Fort Randall Reser\-oir bridge. South Da- il Eng N 170:60-1- P 14 '63
kota. 11 Eng floats N 170:26-30 Ap 25of '63 Europa bridge; motorway bridge across the
River bridge on a sea plastic clay Sill Valley south of Innsbruck, il diae
at Grand Forks, N.D. il diag Eng N 171: Engineer 216:376-9 Ag 30 '63
26-8 O 3 '63 British Columbia
Scour at bridge piers. L. Stabilini: C. J.
Posey, bibliog il diags Civil Eng 33:46-9 Canadians build a tied arch with orthotropic
My '63 plate deck: Port Mann bridge, near Van-
Tall pier forms set with bar cages in place; couver, il diags Eng N 171:28-9-1- Jl 11 '63
twin high-level bridges at North Little
Rock. Ark. il Roads & Sts 106:68-9 P '63 Bethlehern bids
Thorough site study pays off in better bride-e ^. , low
^. , ,bridge.
„ Fork onniaa high span; Middle
Califor
design. E. R. Bauder. il Roads & Sts 106: 11 Eng N 169:50-1 D 20 '62
68-9-1- Mr 63 California bridge costs: 1961 average is ev,
percent higher than 1960. H. K. Mauzv and
Welded plate-girder bridge with a 450-ft main
span: Calcasieu River and Ship Channel W. J. Tusavage. 11 Civil Eng 32:65-7 O '62
^P'^S%
3^:52-5 O^-..P- 62 Bishop. U diags Civil Eng France
See also
Caissons ^15:114
^9i^% Ja 11 63 ^' Toulouse, il Engineer
^f?-!"}''^^^!'
BRIDGES — Continued All-steel abutments for highway bridges. J.
Great Britain F. McDermott. il diags Civil Eng 33:54-6 F
Design and construction of Medway bridge in Art of the bri bui ill wit
Great Britain, diass Am Concrete Inst J d.g lde ust h
Bigtext.boxes make e prestressed
Engineer 214:1069-72 r: 21rat '62 Austria.
Dbridge:
ion
69:sup 15-18 D ■ti2 s
India 11 Eng N connection
Continuity 170:60+ F 14 lor '63precast prestressed
concrete ■63
bridges. E. D. Bishop, diags Am
Brahmaputra River bridge. India, il Engi- Concrete Inst J 59:585-99 Ap '62; Discussion.
neer 215:642 Ap 5 Iraq
'63
59:1923-7
Design and Dconstruction
'62 of Medway bridge in
Great Britain, dieigs Am Concrete last J
Tigris bridge built with all-welded high 59:sup 15-lS D speeds'62
tensile steel. 11 Uoads & Sts 106:114 Mr '63 Fast precastlng bridge building; San
Mateo-Hayward bridge. 11 Eng N 170:150-3
Netherlands
A Mrfirst;21 '63Texas builds a bridge with high
Hydraulic
bridges. M.counterbalancing J. Schlosser. 11 dlags for Hydraulics
Holland's strength reinforcing, il Eng N 171:22-3 Ag
& Pneumatics 15:9S-9 N '62 1 '63
Handling 100.000 daily traffic during over-
New Zealand pass surgery. 11 dlags Roads & Sts 106:78-
New highway bridges in New Zealand. 11 Highway
82 Ag '63 sculpture: the fantastic bridges of
Engineering 195:737 My 31 '63 Paolo Soleri. il Arch Forum 119:84-7 O
North Carolina Lin oil tre on bri str
s atm dge uct
Neat bridge job saves six months in a year, H.eed E. Dlers.
Maracaibo 11 ePub
bridge: Works 94:115-16
nt illustrations with F ur'63
es.
text.
il map diag Eng N 170:56-8+ Je 20 "63 Engineer 215:38 Ja 4 '63
Oregon Moments in composite beam bridges by ortho-
tropic plate theory. K. H. Chu and G.
John Day bridge: new Columbia River high- Krishnamoorthy. diags Am Concrete Inst J
way link: illustration with text. Civil Eng 69:705-21 My '62; Discussion. 59:1957-63;
33:80 Je '63 Panels
Quebec (province) Reply. eliminate
1963-4 D deck '62 forms. 11 Eng N 170:79
Fonts en beton precontraint dans la province Parking
Ao 4 '63garage bridges big Sioux River. 11
de Quebec. R. Martineau. bibllog il dlags Eng N 171:5-1-5 Ag 15 '63
Eng J 46:15-21 Jl '63 Pont Saint-Michel at Toulouse. 11 Engineer
Scotland 215:114
Ponts en Ja 11 '63
beton precontraint dans la province
Site investigations for proposed bridge in de Quebec. R. Martineau. bibliog 11 dlags
Scotland. W. C. Beclcmann and W. T. Eng J 46:15-21 Jl '63
McGuiimess. 11 map diag Civil Eng 32:54-5 Precast and prestressed. but not permanent.
S '62 D. E. Halsted. 11 diags Civil Eng 33:60-1
South Africa
I'recast
Ag '63 span has large economy size design.
Hydraulic model studies solve bridge place- diagstenth
Eng annual
N 171:46-7
ment problem over Umfolozl River at P/A design O awards;
24 '63 23d avenue
Mtubatuba in Natal, il plan Engineer 214: overhead for city of Oakland. Calif, il plan
862-3 N 16 '62 Prog Arch 44:124-5 Ja '63
South Carolina Railway viaduct reconstructed. 11 Engineering
Novel home-made rig erects prestressed 194:641 concrete
Record N 16 '62 span over the Paramatta;
firders; Peedee River bridge. South Caro- S\-d/iey'.=i new Giadesville bridge, il dlags
ina. il dlags Roads & Sts 106:89-90-1- F '63 F.nginepring 195:158-60 Ja 25 '63
Tennessee Slidell bridge nears completion: Lake Pont-
Long boom builds high bridge piers; railroad chartrain.
Tall pier forms 11 Eng N 170:47
set with Ap 4 in'63 place;
bar cages
bridge over New River. Tenn. 11 Eng N 170: twin high-level bridges at North Little
30-1 F 7 '63 Rock. linkArk. in ilnewRoadsmotorway
Vital & Sts 106:68-9
now F '63II
open.
BRIDGES (instruments). See Electric instru-
ments: W'heatstone bridge map Engineering 195:770 Je 7 '63
BRIDGES, Aluminum Costs
Aluminum bridge on the sick list; Amlty-
ville. Long Island. N.Y. Eng N 170:16-17 Denver viaduct award; unit prices. Eng N
Ja 10 '63 aluminum
Structural cuts bridge costs, il 170:131 viaduct
Florida Mr 21 '63 construction; unit prices.
Mod Metals 19:79 O '63 Eng concrete
N 170:60price Je 6 lands
'63
BRIDGES, Arched Low bridge award; unit
AH-welded steel span for gorge. 11 Eng N Lowprices. Eng
concrete Nprice170:52swings
Ja 10viaduct
'63 award :
171:28-30-f build
Canadians S 12 a '63 tied arch with orthotropic Truman road viaduct in Kansas City. Mo;
plate deck: Port Mann bridge, near Van- unit prices. Eng N swings
170:131 Connecticut
F 21 '63
couver, il diags Eng N 171:28-94- Jl 11 '63 Lower si eel price high-
Erection of the Lewiston-Queeaston bridge. way award; viaduct; unit prices. Eng N
L. L. Feidler. jr. 11 di,ie Civil Eng 32:50-3. Providence viaduct runs over railroad; imit
cover N 62 170:75 Ap IS '63
Hydraulics of single span arch bridge con- prices. Eng N 171:36 Ag 1 bridges,
'63
structions. P. F. Plery and J. W. Delleur. R.ailroad relocation includes under-
blbliog 11 diags Am Soc C E Proc S8 p.ass: .=;t Iûis. Mo.; unit prices. Eng N
(HY 2 no 30701:75-108 Mr '62: Discussion. 170:52 JaFerry.
10 '63 See Ferry bridges
88 [HY 5 no 32001:327-33 S '62: Reply. BRIDGES.
BRIDGES. Foot
Sault Ste Marie International My
89 IKY 3 no 35291:291-3 bridge'63 opened: Pedestrian overpass to cost $41.50/sq ft;
illustration with text. Civil Eng 33:75 Ja '63 Winona. Minn; unit prices. Eng N 170:131 F
BRIDGES, Bascule
Aluminium bascule bridge needs no counter- BRIDGES. Iron and steel
21 '63honors
balance. I Engineering 195:835 Je 21 '63 AISC beautiful steel bridges opened
Hydraulics operatp ba.scule span; Hvdro-Lift in 1961; illustrations with text. Civil Eng
bridge. 11 Eng N 170:33 My 2 '63
Light alloy bascule bridge, il diag Engineer Aiialy.'iis of'62 orthotropic plate bridges. R. J.
32:85
Clifton D and other-s. bibliog diags Am Soc
215:1127 Je 21 '63
Structural aluminum cuts bridge costs. II
Mod Metals 19:79 O '63 C E Proc 89 rST
Art of the bridge builder: 5 no 36751:133-71
illustrations '63with
O
BRIDGES. Cantilever
Sunshine bridge cantilevers over the Missis- text. Engineer
Bethlehem bids low214:1069-72
on a high D 21span;
'62 Middle
sippi at Donaldsonvllle. La. 11 dlags Eng N
171:28-30-f- S 12 '03 Fork bridge. II Eng N 169:50-1 D 20 '62
Brahmaputra River bridge. India. 11 Engi-
Twin bridges get composite design; Brussels-
Aachen highway, il Eng N 171:76 Ab 8 '63 Bridge neercollapse
215:642 Ap blamed
5 '63 on Improper steel.
BRIDGES. Concrete
Abnormal cracking in highway structures In Eng N bridge
Canvon 171:48-9 steel
S 19 set
'63 hy hlghllne and
Georgia and Alabama. C. C. Oleson. bibllog holding rig. 11 diags Roads & Sts 106:48-
il Am Ck)ncrete Inst J 60:329-53 Mr '63
62 Ap "63
■63
153
'63
BRIDGES, Iron and steel — Continued Middle Fork Feather River span; unit prices.
Coventry saves on steel viaduct, il Ens N Eng N 170:111
171:54 Progress of '63 the FForth14 '63 Road bridge, il diag
Euro pa Jl 25 '63 motorway
bridge: bridge across the Engineer 216:44-8 Jl 12 '63
Sill Valley south of Innsbruck, il diag Radio coordinates bridge job; Verrazano-
Fehmarn Sound bridiê: between'63 Hamburg and
Engineer 216:376-9 Ag 30 Narrowa bridge. 11 Safety Maint 126:12-14
Copenhagen, il map diags Engineer 214: Suspension bridge uses welded components:
Ag
San '63Pedro- Terminal Island bridge. Los
684-7 Bridge
Forth O 19 '62 deck advances on four fronts. Angeles harbor, il Eng N 170:36-8 Ap 11
Highil maptraveler
diags Engineering
track levels196:10-11 Jl 5 '63
camel-backs: Tagus bridge caisson launched; Lisbon. Por-
Devils River, Tex. il diags Eng N 170:34-5
My 16 '63towers BRIDGES, tugal,Wooden ilEng N 170:21 F 7 '63
Highline await arch work; 700-ft Baltimore County builds a covered bridge. A.
steel arch across Cold Spring Canyon, il B. Kaltenbach. il Pub Works 94:134-5 S
Eng N River
Hudson 170:50 Ap bridge 4 '63 gets final steel; New-
Reconstructing a covered timber bridge. A.
burgh-Beacon bridge, il Eng N 171:24-5 Ag S. Salkowski. il diags Civil Eng 33:36-9 O
Long15 '63boom builds high bridge piers; railroad
bridge over New River, Tenn. il Eng N 170: BRIGHTNESS
Degree of smoothness of the continents and
30-1 F 7 '63 seas of Mars. 1. K. Koval. diag AIAA J
Metal removal bridges,
all-welded on one ilof Weldingthe world's largest
J 42:583-4 1:2433-8compact
Xenon O '63 arcs with increased bright-
Jl '63
Middle Fork Feather River span; unit prices. ness through addition of hydro.gen. W. E.
Thouret and H. S. Strauss, bibliog il diags
Eng N 170:111
Ready-made F 14 '63Engineer
flyovers. 215:434-5 Mr Ilium Eng 58:371-9 My '63
8 '63 bridge floats on a sea of plastic clay GlareSee also
River
at Grand Forks. N.D. 11 diag Eng N 171: Paper — Brightness
26-8 O tied 3 '63arch to be built on stilts, il BRINE
Roll-in American Metal Climax eyes brine deposit.
Si.xEngkindsN 171:41 Ag 29 '63 steel make
of structural a high- BigChem & Eng pipeline
salt-water N 41:36on Jetap 3 in '63west Texas,
way bridge, span
Steel trusses il Eng N 170:30-2il diags
the Danube, .Te 27 Eng '63 map Oil & of GasfluidJ 61:72-3 S 2 '63
Composition inclusions. Cave-in-Rock
N 171:894- O 10 '63 fluorita district. Illinois, and upper Missis-
Tigris bridge built with all-welded high sippi Valley zinc-lead district. W. E. Hall
tensile steel, il Roads & Sts 106:114 Mr '63 and I. Friedman. 11 Econ Geol 58:886-911
Use of imiversal beams in the design of in- bibliogCp909-ll) '63
dustrial buildings and bridges. S. Barlow Geothermal leases Sno '63 closer. Chem & Eng N
and J. F. Pain, il diags Iron & Steel Inst J
41:39 N 4 '63
Wild river, iceDiscussion.
201:710-14; hinder Alaska 715-20bridge
Ag job:'63 unit Geothermal steam leases pose problems: Con-
gress hears conflicting views on how to
prices. Eng N 170:1414-
Wye viaduct on the M.4. diags Engineer 216: Mr 21 '63 open public lands to geothermal develop-
13 Jl 5 '63 ment. Chem & Eng N 41:27 Jl 22 '63
BRIDGES. Lift Hazards in the electrolysis of brine: abstract.
Hydraulic A. Pennell. Ind Chem 39:267 My '63
bridges. M.counterbalancing
J. Schlosser. il diags for Hydraulics
Holland's Possible mechanism for concentration of
brines in '63subsurface formations. J. D.
& See
Pneumatics
also 15:98-9 N '62 Bredehoeft and others, bibliog diags Am
Bridges. Bascule Assn Pet Geologists Bui 47:257-69 F '63
BRIDGES, Pedestrian. See Bridges. Foot Presence of benzene in brine may mean
BRIDGES, Prefabricated oil's nearby, il Oil & Gas J 61:46-7 Ap 8
Oxford Circus transformation, il Engineer
216:235 Ag 9 '63 Selecting agents to foam those heavy brines.
Ready-made flyovers. Engineer 215:434-5 Mr J. L. Eakin and R. W. Taliaferro, bibliog
8 '63 OilSee& Gas
also J 60:131-4 D 3 '62
Umbrella bridge built in three days. 11 plan Calcium chloride
Engineering 196:238-9 Ag 23 '63 Sea water
BRIDGES, Railroad Analysis
High traveler track levels camel-backs:
Devils River. Tex. il diags Eng N 170:34-5 Simple method determines brine concentra-
My 16 '63 tions. S. Weiner. Chem Eng 70:238-1- Je 10
Long boom builds high bridge piers: railroad
brid.ge over New River, Tenn. il Eng N 170: BRINED cherries. See Cherries, Brined
30-1 F 7 '63 BRIQUETS (fuel)
Railroad overpass built on fill in Dallas, il Carbonization of lignite reaches commercial
diags Engrelocation
Railroad N 170:624- My 23bridges,
includes '63 under- stage: process flowsheet, S. V. Margolin.
pass: St Louis. Mo.; unit prices Eng N Chem
BRISTLES. Eng 70:108-10
Nylon Jl 8 '63
170:52 Ja 10 '63 Cleaning conveyor belts during operation il
Railway viaduct reconstructed, il Engineering
194:641 N 16 '62 Comp Air Mag 67:31 D '62
Ro'I-in tied arch to be built on stilts, il BRITISH
science association for the advancement of
Eng N 171:41 Ag 29 '63
BRIDGES. Steel. See Bridges. Iron and steel Annual meeting, Aberdeen, Aug. 2S-Sept. 4:
BRIDGES, Suspension with abstracts of papers. Engineer 216:423-
American Bridge spins cables for Narrows BRITISH cast iron research association
span, il Steel 152:112 Mr IS '63 6 S 13 '6,';
Progress in cast iron research, il Metal-
Bethlehem bids low on a high span: Middle
Fork bridge,
Buffetting of a il suspension
Eng N 169:50-1 bridge D bv 20 '62storm lurgia 66:79-80 Ag '62
BRITISH chemical manufacturers. Association
winds. A. G. Davenport, bibliog diag Am of. See Association of British chemical
Soc C E Proc 88 [ST 3 no 31Sl]:233-68 Je inanufacturers
'62: Discussion. G. S. Vincent. 89 rST 1 BRITISH chemical plant manufacturers asso-
no 34351:257-60 F '63; Reply. S9 [ST 5 ciation
no 36SSl:2o5-9 O '63 Annual dinner. London. Oct. 31. Chem & Ind
Cable spinning for the Narrows bridge, il
Civil Eng 33:90 Mr '63 p 1952 COLUMBIA
BRITISH N 10 '62
Copnerhouse foundry (1819-691 and Clifton See also subdivision British Columbia
.suspension bridge. T. R. Harris, bibliog under
Bridges special subjects, e.g.
Engineer 216:86-7 Jl 19 '63
Damped suspension for Severn bridge 11 Copper mines and mining
diag.^ Engineering 195:41 Ja 11 '63 Electric utilities
Disc brakes for Verrazano Narrows, il Comp Electricity supply
Gas. Natural
Air Mag 6S:31 S '63
Forging ahead with the Forth bridge il Engi- Geologj'
Hydroelectric plants
neering 195:282-3 F 22 '63 Iron mines and mining
Forth Bridge deck advances on four front.s Mines and mineral resources
il map diags Engineering 196:10-11 Jl 5 '63 Rock products industry
154 APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
■63 INDEX 1963
BRITISH electrical and allied manufacturers BROACHING machines
association Automatic broachingof thin parts. J L
Annual report. 52d. Entdneer 215:626 Mr 22 iy}t.t<z-6 Je J4 63
r^y.c^/'i'^T" Am, Mach/Metalworking Manuf
BRITISH GUIANA Brpacn repairs deformed thin-walled tubing
See also
Electric plants (central stations) — British
Guiana
Mines and mineral resources — British Guiana Ma'ûf' 6 mT!8^'^3 Mach/Metalworking
!ti':r3'"
ng '^f'êl
BRITISH institution of radio engineers Broachi
^ m'^sf^s ments: cur\'es.
develop'"^'"^^ Lapolntdiag
e Iron Age
Introdu ce
Annual report of the council. Brit Inst Radio the largest and fastest surface broaching
Ens J 24:181-95 S '62 machine, il Automobile Eng 52:520-3 D '62
Meeting. Southampton. April 16-20; elec-
tronics and productivity; abstracts of
papers. Radio & Electronic Eng 25:124-6, i,^^^'al•%~J"^,^\':^'lJ°^
Horizontal broaching forFrance, il Engineer-
cast iron cylinder
194-200 F-Mr '63 blocks.
iâpointe Il Engineering 190:247 As 23 '63
Report of the annual general meeting, Lon- continuous broaching maciilne 11
don. Oct 24. Brit Inst Itadio Eng J 24:457- Engineering 194:646-8 N 16 '62
9
BRITISH D '62 iron and steel research association Numerical control
BISRA opposed cantilever mill stands. P.
Aspin. il diags Iron & Steel Inst J 201:365- 'îir„?''P^'^^
Metalworking .'^"'^ i?°^
Manuf lead-time,
107:67-8 ilAgAm 5 Mach/
'63
73; Discussion.
BRITISH pharmaceutical 373-8 Apconference
'63 BROADCASTING. See Radio broadcasting;
Television broadcasting
Centenary meeting. I.,ondon. Sept. 2-6: ab- BROCCOLI
stracts of papers. Manuf Chem 34:468-71-1-
O 'fi:;: Chem & Ind p 14S3-4 S 7 '63 Effects of low-dose irradiation and storage
BRITISH plastics federation on acceptability of broccoli, sweet corn and
Annual report for 1962. Brit Plastics 36:186-7 strawberries D. c. Martin and D. A.
Ap '63 standards institution
BRITISH Tichenor. bibliog Food Tech 10:96-100 N '02
Aiunial conference of standards engineers, Further studies of the influence of diet on
radiosensitivity of guinea pigs, with special
9l:h. Iôinlon: abstracts of papers. Engineer- reference to broccoli and alfalfa. D. H.
ing 193:Slfi Je 14 '63
BRITISH welding research association
Open day and exhibition. Engineer 216:236 BROCKITE. See Phosphates
Tg^sJo^fM^^'M °^ ^'"^' '''''''°^
BROMATES ^ Nutrition
SomeAfT 9aspects
'63 of its work reviewed. 11 Metal- Analysis
hirgia fiS:!27-31 S '63
BRITTLENESS
Analysis of the diametral-compression test. ^'hrA',;,^?f°"^ determination of hypobromite.
A. Rudnick and others, bibliog 11 diags ?."i,?-'^-
sofr?,^ }^-
Ti,r^"1jH.Chem
Hashm 35:908-9
and
using JeA. ammonium
A. Ayaz
Materials Res & Stand 3:283-9 Ap "63 bibliog • Anal
BROMIDES
brpmate. '63
Enibrittlemcnt of alpha-brasses bv liquid
metals. R. B. Waterhouse and D. Grubb. Dynamic reflectance spectroscopy (DRS) fol-
il Inst Metals J 91:216-19 '62-63 v5?''ô?'^'^'""P°^'''0"
Wendlandt. il Chem of CoBri-GH-O
ICmSrillleinent of tough-pitch copper during & Eng N 41:62-3 W Ap W15
anne-iling or preheating. S. Harper and oth-
ers, bibliog 11 Inst Metals J 90:423-9 '61-62; Effect of iodide and bromide on the one-
Ahstraet Metal Prog 84:17S+ S '63
Embrittlement of tough-pitch copper wind-
ings In hydrogen-cooled electrical genera-
tors. S. Harper and others, bibliog II diags
Inst Metals J 90:414-23 '61-62; Abstract.
!"sif64?7 ^nr^t "'^""^ ^^ ctt'^F^.
Radiation-induced preparation of tropylium
Metal Proe 84:152-*- Jl '63 bromide. D. H. Martin and F. Williams
Fracture of brittle solids; experimental results
on the distribution of fragment size in b'jW'og Am
single fracture. J. J. Gilvarry and B H Chem Soc J 85:1014-16 Ap 6
Bergstrom. J Ap Phys 33:3211-13 N '62
Fracture of brittle solids; two-dimensional ^^Ji^r^?' "P® germicidal action; bromide
distribution function for fragment size in mixed-ha logen sanitizer . J andV speed
single fracture (experimental). J. J Gil- ÎLa']^''?'^^'' ■"•"• .power Ziembaof
varry, bibliog 11 J Ap Phys 33:3218-24 N '62 .-^lemoa.
Fracture of brittle solids: two-dimensional Eng 35:1064
Food ".'fi'^^s - Je '6
aeetyl-a-D-glucopyranosyl 3
distribution function for fragment size In "^Î'Jo. derived frombromide:
2.3.4.6-tetra-O-
a 2^cv-
single fracture (theoretical). J. J. Gilvarry
bibliog diag J Ap Phys 33:3214-17 N '62 5=.2-ôn and H. G. Fletcher,
Fo\'on"),V:A^'\i^-^n^%'i°^^ll^ ir. bibliog
derivative AmB,
Hydrogen damage symposium. National See, also
power conference. Cincinnati: abstracts of Alkyl
Chem bromides
Soc J 85:2637-42 S 6 '63 °^°"°^ A™
papers. Combustion 35:20-6 O '63 Chrom ium bromides
Hydrogen embrittlement of titanium allovs Dibromides
D. N. Williams, bibliog 11 Inst Metals' J G.illhim bromides
91:147-52 '62-63 Ijlthium bromide
Influence of environment on brittle fracture Pota.ssium bromide
of silica. M. L. Hammond and S. F. Silver bromides Analysis
Ravitz. bibliog diags Am Cer Soc J 46:
329-32
Source Jl
of grain '03 boundary embrittlement In
Intermetalllcs. J, H. Westbrook and D L bromide P'?'^"'i?'",&^''iS„
^'kÎ-^ ion R, T. Pflaum determination of
and others bib-
Wood, biblloc Inst Metals J 91:174-82 ■62-63-
Abstract. Metal Prog 83:142-1- Je '63 Indirect speetrophotometric determination of
Study of brittle fracture In cr>-ogenIc alloys. liog Anal Chem 34:1812-14 D 62 ''"^''- "'^
J. L. Christian and others. 11 Metal Prog
83:103-6 My '63 «nri M°w'""<lT'''"= m water. M. J. FIshman
.qtef.i—p.rlitlonoss ?"'6,
Separat ion3 of Skougsta Anal Chem 35:146-9
trace d.quantit
from large amounts of chlorid ies of bromide
BRITTON, Edgar Clay e bv ad is-
bromide by precision null-point poteri-
°^p20n6^- D*8 '62' ^^'■'^"'' P""" ^^^"^ & I"d \^r^l^d,1. "1^^^°^ ^n-? m-âsurement^ of the
bibliog dlag•'• Anal
h.KUo""^ Chem
P- Wlnefo 5:382-6andMr M '63Tin
BROACHES
^H^yi 'i:IK.V6"D?"6"2 '^'■'f™"" ^^ Chem Speetr ^.
ophoto metric determrdner
ination of bromide
Helix angle grinding speeds broach sharpen- bibliog Anal Chem
MMi',!?.'^"";- 35:1731-
K< ^'itome r and4 J.O L'63 LambVrt
ing. A W. Miller and R. H. Clpneriv 11 BROMINATION
diags Tool & Manuf Eng 50:81-3 Ja '63
Ni-w inaohine uses broaeh for ferrule removal
11 W H"vnolds and S. J. Wheatlev. diags ^l^'^'lT'^êU?' acrd°^T j'^PÔzTrSHfenSS^
Tool * Manuf Eng 49:107-9 N '62
BROACHING
Automatic chucker broaches hearings II Am
Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:169' Je 10
î.'n^5 ""drx'a°j;e.°'"""'"-^
t4":l95ll9ô"'^0"^'--62 Am ' C&"s'SS^3
E''°"r"yJs??h" k'n^^°'"'r
Broaching ryllnder blocks. 11 dlag Automobile Swellm. bibliog
Directive effoots Tappl 46V591-3 siih<:tit.iti»„~
In aliphatic O "63 ^
r^ng o.l:.M0-2 Jl 63 .
Photobromln
Q, A Russellatlon>Uh'N\
and K, M.bromo"
Desmond c^fflhlh lo<^
°8Tee'l'"f3:165-''6 Tl6 ^^r"'"'"" '"■°*""'™- " Am Chem Soo J 85:3139-41 O 20 '63
BROMl NATION— Continued BROMOCHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE
Halide catalysis
benzoiii. K. F.in W. the bromination
Cieciucli and of deoxy-
F. H. Vapour pressure and vapour density of halo-
Westiieimer. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85: thane
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Identity the chain-carrying species in J Ap Chem 13:399-402 S '63
BROMOETHANE
broniinationa with N-bromosuccinimide: Behavior of ethylene dibromide. methyl
selectivity of substituted N-bromosuccini- bromide, and their mixtures in columns of
mide; selectivity
succinimides toward of substituted
substituted N-bromo-
toluenes. grains and milled materials. S. K. Majum-
R. E. Pearson and J. C. Martin, bibliog Am der and others, bibliog il Food Tech 17:
Chem Soc J S5:3142-6 O 20 '63 344-7
Effect of Mr methyl
'63 bromide additions on the
Ionicylanilides
exchange and separation of brominated
hydroxybenzoic acids. N.sal-E. flame speed of methane. C. Halpern. bibliog
Skelly and W. B. Crummett. bibliog Anal J Res Nat Bur Stand
Ethyl bromide process uses 67A:71-7 Ja '63il diag
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Chem 35:1680-2 O '63 Chem & Eng N 40:52-3 N 19 '62
Mechanism of aliphatic bromination by N-
bromosuccinimide. P. S. Skell and others, Manufacture
biblios- Am Chem Soc J 85:2850-1 S 20 '63 Atomic radiation wins full chemical-svnthesis
Mechanism of benzylic bromination with N-
bromosuccinimide. R. E. Pearson and J. role; gamma rays from a cobalt-60 source
C. Martin, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:354- will act as catalyst for a Dow chemical co.
5 F 5 '63 ethyl bromide unit. 11 diag Chem Eng 69:
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Russell and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc Commercial radiation synthesis of ethyl
J 85:365-6 F 5 '63 bromide, diags Nucleonics 21:74 Ja '63
Photobromination of alkyl halides. an un- Dow Chemical pioneers process radiation ap-
usual orienting effect in the bromination of plication with use of Co"" as catalyst in
alkyl bromides. W. Thaler bibliog Am making ethyl bromide, diag Nucleonics 20:
Positive Soc
Chem J 85:2607-13
halogen S 5 '63structure and
comjiounds: Radiation-catalyzed
18 D '62 process goes commercial.
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Chem Soc J 85:3129-34 O 20 '63 Mechanism of the base-initiated dehydro-
Synthesis and stability of N,N'-bisuccini- halogenation and rearrangement of 1.1-
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Chem
BROMINE Soc J 85:3052-4 O 5 '63 W. M. Jones and R. Damico. bibliog Am
Chemical polishing of gallium arsenide in Chem
BROMOHYDRINS Soc J 85:2273-8 Ag 5 '63
broniine-methanol. M. V. Sullivan and G. 63
Flexible conformation of ring A in a triter-
A. Kolb. bibliog il diag Electrochem Soc J penoid bromohydrin. J. Klinot and A.
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Identification Je of'63 a previously unassigned flve- VystrCil. bibliog Chem & Ind p738 My 4
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tron activation analysis. O. U. Anders, bib-
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Microstructure of a low-pressure hydrogen - speed? Safety Maint 126:30-2 Jl '63
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bibliog diags
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I Ch B J formation
9:689-93 S in '63 the fed sodium bromide and grain fumigated
replacement of the diazonium group by with methyl bromide. G E Lynn and
bromine or iodine. E. R. Ward and J. E. others,
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Substitutions at saturated carbon-hydrogen lips, bibliog 11 diags Ind Chem 39:457-9 S
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motrichloromethane. G. A. Russell and C.
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O See
20 also
'63 dibromoprop-1-ene. H. Tani and F. Toda.
Bromination Chem & Ind p 1083-4 Je 29 '63
BROMOSUCCINIMIDE
BROMINE compounds Cleavase of histidyl peptide bonds by N-bro-
a Bromoalkaneboronic esters. D. S. Matteson rnpsuccinimide. S, Shaltiel and A. Patchor-
and J. D. Liedtke. bibliog Chem & Ind nik. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2799-806 S 20
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Mechanism Directive effects in aliphatic substitutions;
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Photochlorination of chlorocyclohexane and Identity of the chain-carrying species In
bromocyclohexane. G. A. Russell and oth- brommations with N-bromosuccinimide; se-
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Process development of tetrabromobisphenol Pearson and J. C. Martin, bibliog Am
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Structureward of tribromosantonin.
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Chem bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2850-1 S 20 '63
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Thin-layer chromatographic separation of bromosuccinimide. R. E. Pearson and J.
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BROMINE number ?H,¥6lln V^^ others, bibliog Am Chem Soc
J 85:365-6 F 5 '63
Constant-current potentiometrv In coulo- Positive halogen compounds; structure and
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BROMITES Chem Soc J 85:3129-34 O 20 '63
BROMOTR I CHLOROM ETHANE
Analysis '63 Sub.stitutions at saturated carbon -hydrogen
Simultaneous determination of hypobromite. bonds uiilizing molecular bromine or bro-
bromite. and bromate using ammonium motrichloromethane. G. A. Russell and
sulfate. M. H. Hashmi and A. A. Ayaz. C. DeBoer bibliog Am Chem Soo J 85:3136-
bibliog Anal Chem 35:908-9 Je '63 BRONCHITIS
BROMOBENZENE sulfonates
Substituent effects on anfi-7-benzonorbor- Chronic bronchitis, emphysema, and asthma.
nenyl brosylate solvolyses. H. Tanida Am H- „^Yt ^^'7'î bibliog 11 Am J Pub Health
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Rehabilitat
BROMOCHLOROM ETHANE of the disabled patient with
Acute chlorobromomethane toxicity; three chronic bronchitis and pulmonary emphy-
cases. ±1. K. Kutstein. bibliog sema W.F Miller and others, bibliog II
Environmental Health 7:440-4 6 Am J Pub Health 53:18-24 pt 2 Mr '?3
BRONZE BUBBLE chambers
AcUvttiion
•63 tuialysia foi- sodium in tlie sodium British national hydrogen bubble chamber.
lUMk'sien bronzes. K. J. Keuland and A. K. Electronic Eng control 35:245 Ap
Voim. biblioK diaK Anal Ciiem 3j:1263-7 Bubble chamber and '63 alarm circuits
Ak 03 using solid slate elements. H. Fechter and
Maintenance and repair of bronze propellers. Z. Sztankay. diags R Sci Instr 33:825-8 Ag
G. T. CaJlis. U Naval ICng J 7J:64J-6 Ag
Properties of materials: leaded brasses and Bubble chamber track-centering device with
digitized output. E. Pickup and others,
bronzes; tables, ilateriais in Design Kng il diags of R panicle Sci Instrtracks 33:1196-200
58:13!>-9 Mid-O '63 Density in the Nhydrogen'62
Properties of materials; phosphor bronzes, bubble chamber. B. N. Fabian and others,
and silicon bronzes; tables. Materials In
Design reclaims
ling 5S:13-l-5 bibliog bubble
80-inch il diagschamber. R Sci Instr 34:484-95
Franklin Inst My '63
J 276:
Welding bronzeMid-Obearing
'GS surfaces.
O. See
R. a/o.«
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150cm hydrogen'63 bubble chamber, il diags
.Muminimi bronze Engineerheavy
170-liter 215:431-4 liquid Mrbubble '63 chainber. A G
Gun metal Prodell and J. Steinberger. il diags R Sci
BRONZE founding
iirass and bronze: AFS congress: abstracts Instr
Operating 33:1327-30
conditions D '62 of bubble chamber
of papers. liquids. P. Spiegler and others. R Sci
First mobile Foundry lab will ai:boost
162-1- bronze
Je '03 foundry
industry, il Jletaliurgia C8:-1C Jl '63 Instr 34:308-9
Quest; an on-line event-processing Mr '63 routine.
Girl with a cat; CUj process is used to pro- AI. H. Olston and others, il diags R Sci
duce 280- lb bronze statue. A. Price, il Instr 34:64-9
Foundry 91:152 Fis '63cure for lead intoxica- System to makeJa the '03 invisible visible; hydro-
Good ventilation gen bubble chainber. il diags Engineering
tion and zinc shakes: American crucible 195:366-7 bubble-chamber
Air 8 '63
products CO. A. Popovich. il Safely Maint Versatile track measuring
stage. E. AI. Bolze and F. Ayer. 2d il diags
How125:44-6
rare Ap earth'63 metals affect lead distribu- R Sci Instr 33:1190-5 N '62
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FoundryF. 90:46-7
BROOKS. T. O '62 Bubble point filter tests, their uses and
F. T. Brooks. Philadelphia electric CO.. wins limitations. H. L. Wheeler. Jr. diags Hy-
Gas Age. Industrial Gas award, pop Gas draulics & Pneumatics 15:84-5 N '62; 16:
Age 129:14 O 62 1U2-4 Ap '63; Discussion. R. I. Gross. 16:
BROSNAN, D. W. (Bill) 74-1- Ag '63
BUBBLES '62
ManBrosnan;
of the aluminum year: Southern
plays a Railway's
vital role Bill in Bubble dynamics at the surface of an ex-
his strategy. F. L,. Church, il por Mod ponentially heated piale. S. Q. Bankoff.
Metals ls:4S-50-(- Ja 63 Ind & Eng Chem Fundamentals 1:257-9
BROWN. Roland Wilbur N 62
Memorial; with bibliography of his publica- Bubble formation at metal-metal interfaces
tions. .S. H. Mamay. por Guol Soc Bui 74: and its effect on the superconducting char-
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SUP79-83 Je '63 films. J. D. Allies and P. H. Smith, il J Ap
BROWN IAN movements
Vibratory Brownian motion. AI. R. S. Baxi. Phys 34:2109-10
Bubbles for banibi. H. K. Branson. Jl '1,3 11 Comp
Am J Phys 30:783-7 N '62
BROWNING Air Mag 68:23
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Changes in amino acids and formation of car- fiuidized beds. J. S. M. Botterill and P D
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L.inko and J. A. Johnson, bibliog J Agri & 111-15 Je of'63 the expanding vapor bubble In
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Enzymic browning a boiling liquid. P. Savic and J. W Gos-
Alaier and D. AI. substrate
Aletzler. Chem identified.
& Eng 'V. P.N nell. bibliog Can J Chem Eng 40:238-45 D
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BRUCELLOSIS Flow of suspensions through tubes; single
Criteria lor identification of brucella species. large bubbles. H. L. Goldsmith and S. G.
AI. J. I'ickett and J. G. Calderone. Am J Mason, bibliog diags J Colloid Sci 18:237-61
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BRUCITE Air '63
Formation of moderate-size bubbles J F
Comparison of OH" motions in brucite and Mahoney. jr. Eand L. A^ S Wenzel ' bibliog
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BRUNI. Giuseppe 958-63 Ap pil^lios
63
Bruni installed Rubber
In the University f?i-i"^.^?®!'- 11 diags J Ap Phys 34:
international science hall of ofAkron's
fame, Laboratorr investigation of high-tensile brass
G.porBruni.
RubbertheAgenew92:423
memberD '62 of the Rubber propeller wastage^ H. S^ Campbell and V. E.
Carter. 11 diags Inst Aletals J 90:362-7 '61-
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BRUSH. William W. Parameters of shock waves and gaseous
Obituary, por Am 'Water Works Assn J 54: bubbles arising during underwater explo-
SUP23 D '62 sions of small PETN charges. B. D.
BRUSH Khristoforov. il ARS J 32:1788-90 N '62
Copter, plus efficacious spin-spray, controls Rate of movement of bubbles in molten glass.
black locust.
Drainage ditchesII Elec withWorld brush
158:55 problems;
N 26 '62 Glass Ind 44:273-1- My '63
Houston. Texas. T. R. Langford. il I'ub Resonant bubbles in a vertically vibrating
liquid colunm. AI. H. I. Balrd. bibliog diags
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BRUSH chipping
chiiiping
knives. See Knives. Brush BUCKET
„., f;?" J Chem EngSee41:52-5
elevators. BucketsAp '63
BUCKETS
BRUSHES (electric machinery) Polyethylene replaces stainless steel In
A-c method for setting d-c machine brushes. Air
^J"=HSJ63 elevator. 11 Eng & Min J 164:114
F. K. Shealy. diag Power Eng 67:61 K '63
Brushless motor developed by Astro-Dynam- Radiator bucket; spin-welded filler updates
ics. II dlogs Mach 69:146-4- F '63 rusty rehc. II Plastics World 21:33 Mr '63
Influence of parasitic brush currents on the BUCKEYE. Arizona
performance of d.c. generators. D. G. O. Water supply
Morris and S. Rudzlnskl. diags Inst E E
Proc 110:1473-9
PlaslJc Ap '63 replaces 35 part.s In
brush holder
starter motor, il Automollve Ind 128:80 Aly ^V"^''f?f,? converLs
o ,500 ppm. 2.200 Works
11 Water ppm dissolved solids
Eng 116:106-1-
15 '63Interference from carbon-brush opera-
Radio BUCKLING. See Bending
tion. R E. Nelson and J. B. DIehl. bibliog BUDGET
diags rJlectro-Tech 72:53-7 Jl '63 United States
BRYOZOA. Fossil Federal budget sets new records. Elec World
Ordovlclan cryptostome bryozoa. standard 1 59 : 1 .N r 4 t,3
Chazyan Berlcs. Now York and Vermont. Federal budget sots peacetime record Chem
J P. Ro.18. maps dia« Geol Soc Bui 74:677-
G()7. pi 1-10 brbllOK(p595-6) My '63 & Eng N 41:27 Ja 21 '63
157
BUDGET, Business V7h.y not consultants for specs? Eng N 170:
Monitorins of manufacturing r&d. G. O. 117-18 My 23 '63
Philip and L. E. Porterfleld. Automation iSee also
Arches
10:46-9 budgets
Prepare F '63 fast. J. T. Herbst. Res/ Balconies
Bracing
Develop up13:28-30
Speeding miningD '62budget calculations. R. Building materiala
Ceilings
L. Frantz and C. P. Johnson, diag Min Chimneys
BUFFER Cong Jsolutions49:47-50 Jl '63 Columns
Absorption of carbon dioxide into alkaline Concrete construction
solutions in packed towers. G. Astarlta. Concrete houses
bibliog Ind & Eng Chem Fundamentals 2: Construction equipment
294-7 system
N '63 gradient instrument accommo- Contractors
Closed Earthquakes and building
dating volatile and nonvolatile buffers for Fireproof construction
column chromatography M A Chase, diags Foundation soils
Anal Chem 35:1457-60 S '63 Foundations
Determination of technetium by controlled- Hot water supply
Masonry
potential coulometric titration in buffered Paneling
sodium tripolyphosphate medium. A. A. Partitions
Terry and H. E. Zittel. bibliog Anal Chem Piles and pile drivlnit
35:614-15 ofMy asparagine
Reactions '63 in phosphate buffer. Public works
Roofs
T. J. Fitzpatrick and others, bibliog Chem Shipbuilding
Some& Indreactions p 19S3-4occurring N 17 '62 in buffered chlorine Shoring and underpinning
dioxide--n-ood pulp systems. J. C. Paulson. Skylights
Steel construction
bibliog diag Tappi 45:933-6 D '62 Steel houses
BUILDERS hardware. See Hardware Strains and stresses
BUILDING Structures.
Trusses Theory of
Adverse weather; its effect on engineering
design and construction. P. W. Roberts. Underground
Ventilation construction
il diag
Analysis Civil
of construction Myeducation
Eng 33:50-4 '63 survey; WaUs
progress report. Am Soc C E Proc S9 [CO 1 Wind pressure
no 34561:73-7 Mr '63: Discussion. S9 [CO Winter construction
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Architectural Published in
monthly numbers of Architectural record Accidents
Architecture and the moon age. S Moholy- See Building accidents
Nagiy. il Arch Forum 118:90-2: Discussion.
D. Haskell
Building 92-3 F '63 techniques and trends.
and housing; Costs
Construction cost indexes. Published in
Building heads for a newJa record
il Rng N 170:58-64-1- 24 '63 year. Arch monthly numbers of Architectural
Contractors say unfair odds on unexpected
record
Forum
Construction; 119:5 Ag
review'63 and forecast J G. raise estimating
prices. Engand N cost 170:98-100-1-
Field control. J.Je R.20 Ice.
'63
Kostka.
Cost of operating il Pit &a field Quarrvconstruction
55:88-93 Jaoffice. '63 Am Soc C E Proc 89 [CO 2 no 36231:1-10
J. D. Bristor. bibliog Am Soc C E Proc 89 Housing puts defense budget above 1963.
[CO 2 path no 36431:75-89 S '63
Critical method ofS '63 scheduling; control Eng N housing;
170:58-9 Mr 21 '63
of construction time and money. E R. Afc- Precast comparing the cost. Engi-
Camman. diags Arch Rec 133:155-8 Ja '63 neering 194:502
Prospect inde.x of construction O 19 '62 activity. Engi-
Factory methods for homebuilding; conven-
tion. Chicago. Eng N 169:47-8 D 20 '62 neering 194:808 D 21 cuts
Tilt-up construction '62 warehouse cost il
Folded-plates come in many shapes, erected
Mod Materials Handling 18:57 S '63
$14in billion
many ways, pours into il Engbacklog.
N 171:64-6-1-
Eng NAg171:27- 8 "63
■mio paysof for
report the the unexpected
committee in construction?
on contract admin-
8 Jl 4 '63
Homebuilders reach for a record. Eng N istration. Am Soc C E Proc 89 [CO 2
170:22-3 Ap 25 '63 Whono 36351:23-58
pays for the S '63unexpected in construc-
Industrial building boom coming. Eng N 171: tion? seminar at the United engineering
13-15 O 31 '63 center in New York. Civil Eng 33:37-9 S '63
Large construction
sible for what? A.proiect.=:;
J. Gegan.who's jr. respon- Power Seebuildings
also
107:61-4 Ag '63 Ofiice — Costs
Managing engineering projects: construction. School buildings — Costs
J. M. McLellan. Chem Eng 70:168-72 My Estimates
13 '63 in new building methods,
Metals il Iron Age Computer estimates costs, saves time, money.
191:100 Ja 3 '63 M. L. Beutel. il Eng N 170:26-30 F 28 '63
More student apprentices in building serv- Field e.'^timating and cost control. J. R. Ice.
ices; G. N. Haden and sons, il Engineer- Am Soc C E Proc 89 [CO 2 no 36231:1-10
ing 194:448 O 5 '62 S '63
Mutual cooperation among contractors Pre-design estimates in civil engineering
OTvners. architects and engineers. N projects. W. R. Park. Am Soc C E Proc 89
Chryssafopoulos. Civi! Eng 32:59 Ag '62 [CO 2 no 36271:11-22 S '63
1964 forecast; S28.6 billion for new build- Finance
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N '63 dustrial technology program. Eng N 170;
1963 constniction on target at mid-vear. 19-20 Mr may 7 '63 loosen up on construction.
G. A. Christie. Arch Rec 134:18 Ag '63 Congress
1963 preview: construction. C. B Jansen. Eng N on 170:24-5
Civil Eng 32:33-4 D '62 Interest capitalAp invested
18 '63 in construction.
100 biggest building clients in the U.S. Arch J. F. Muir and E. Ruus. Am Soc C E
Forum 119:91-3 Ag '63 (reprints SOcI Proc 89 [PO 1 no 36221:1-8 S '63
S120 billion in construction in 1975; forecast Rights fight may slow building funds. Eng N
171:19-20 Jl 11 '63
k^ înY'',„P9^^J?
Rec 134:173-80 S '63 '^°'T O- A. Christie. Arch Rights fight threatens JFK bills. Eng N 170:
■ Operations research in construction 15-16
See Jealso27 '63
R. L. Nicholls. bibliog Am Soc C Bplanning. Proc 89 Housing finance
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Outlook for 1963; record construction vear Heating aspects
W. T. Stuart. Elec Constr & Maint 62':53-6 Analysis of solar energy data applicable to
Ja '63 building design. B. T. H. Liu and R C.
PERT, a working construction tool R H Jordan, bibliog il maps diags ASHRAE J 4:
MacDonald.in the
Resources il Plant
next 40 Eng years. 17:108-10
G C.S Llnd- '63 ' 31-41-t- D '62
Convective inside film resistances for walla
.say. il Rock Prod 66:98-101 Je '63 floor, and ceiling. F. "W. Hutchinson and
N ilii,"-.^'.?^-
"^xT 171:26-7 Ak®"w^''}S§'"S'15 63 °°' developers. Eng JJ-,P N Cotter.
65-70 o2 Air Cond Heat & Ven 59;
BUILDING— HeatinK aspects — Continued Chile
Convective resistances of air spaces located Photogrammetry'63 in Cliile. il maps Civil Eng
in walls, floor, or ceilinsr F. W Hutchin-
son and M. O. Cotter. Air Cond Heat & 33:58-61 Je '63 Cuba
Ven C0:5C-G0 F '63 Soviet bloc helps to keep Cuban construction
Correctlncc standard U-values for local condi-
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171:26-7 S 5 '63
Air Cond
Effect of e-xterior Heat & buildinc
Ven 60:61-4 Aff '63 and
construction
air conditioninc: systems upon the cost of Precast housing behind the Iron curtain. 11
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194:444 O 6 '62
Empirical formula gives heating data for
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Dodge,measurements
Field diag Heating-Piping 35:111 Apin ten
of air infiltration '63 maschinen-und slahlbau Rheinhausen il
electrically-heated houses. C. W. Coblentz Engineer 214:911-12 N 23 '62
Great Britain
rsllR^
Heat and moisture flow ^-63
""j- 5^§i'7T'jT' through " "'^"^
''""'"'ôpenings by Building structures; '63 trends in 1962; illustra-
tions with text. Engineer 215:74-5 Ja 11
'i'yT^ff^.''^"-^'^y
ASHRAE .P- Brown
J 5:49-54 S '63 and others, diags
Insulation breakthrough. W. J. McGuinness. Engineering review for 1963; civil engineer-
il Prog Arch 44:134 Ja '63 ing, mining and building, il map Engi-
Insulation for warmth, il Engineering 194:764 neering 195:138-41 Ja IS growing
'63
Prefabricated buildings up. Engi-
Scale model studies of temperature distribu- neering 195:508 Ap 12 '63
tions in internally heated enclosures. K. I. Prospect index of construction activity. Engi-
^^''r'i^Y^^KJ ?•"„<'
ASHRAE 5:60-8?■JlN.'63 Renzi. bibliog diags neering 194:808 D 21 '62
Hawaii
"ert'cal
171:41 Sshutter 5 63 heats or cools, il Eng N
See also Statehood, tourists and jeta make construc-
Solar heating tion boom in Hawaii, il map Eng N 171:
Rapid construction Visiting
concrete engineers
structures.eye EngHawaii's prestressed
N 171:322-3 O 24
New building idea offers fiuid design; Lift-
Shape
See alsoprinciple, il Iron Age 190:29 D 27 '62 Japan
Houses. Prefabricated Five-story basement sinks below grade;
Nikkei building. Tokyo. 11 diag Eng N 169:
Repair and reconstruction
Charming folly restored: Goodspeed opera 43 D code
Until 6 '62 change takes lid off building
house, heights, such design is rare; Tokyo. R.
Ag 63 il plans diag Arch Forum 119:102-7 Halloran and J. Yamaguchi. il Eng N 170:
Preloaded steel beams replace columns. 11 38-40 My 2 '63
diags Eng N 170:90 Ap 4 '63
See also Mexico (city)
Houses. Remodeled Engineer visits Mexico city; two steel-framed
Safety measures structures of special interest. J. B. Scalzi.
Educate for life. Eng N 171:21 N 7 '63 il Civil Eng 32:46-8 D '62
More safety in construction. Puerto Rico
G. Reppert. II
Mag of Stand 34:299-300 O '63 Puerto Rico building boom spurs unusual de-
Specifications
Construction specifications (cont). R E
Wallin. il Plant Eng 16:160-f- N '62': 17- Russia ^' ^"""'- " ^""^ ^
ir9?34^6+'N'^45"''62'
Russia reassesses construction. Eng N 170:46
J 6 20 63
*îii?if.'°^ Russian construction boom. J. K. Carr
Suggested PrSg''^%'cT' 4Tl'4T2
specifications for '^r-h
structural ^- con-
^- diag Civil Eng 33:39-41 Mr '63
11
Soviets
D 6 62centralize construction. Eng N 169:24
6ofl321-73 O^'ef'"^^' ^"^ Concrete Inst J
Standards Soviets ^suffer a shortage of constructors.
■A-IA consider J. A. Volpe. Eng N 171:«-3 Ag 8 '63
Jo Mr 14 63 tough standards. Eng N 170: San Francisco
See also
Modular coordination (architecture) Tenslpned bolts retain vertical rock cut;
Statistics
Annual report and forecast. 88th. Enit N 170' Taiwan
40-504- Ja 24 '63 N%T38irAl; f^- 'fs^''" Francisco. 11 Eng
Architectural business seen holding for 1963
Prog Arch 43:62-3 N '62
ioô^S"?J'.J^'" <^°^' '° record. Eng N 171: '^rn^7'2-4"A^^8'°63''*
United '"^"^•^'^-
States " "^P ^nit N
iy-ii o 2^ 63
Contractors profits improve. Enp N 170:39-
41 My 2.1 '63
Dodgu cpnstniction outlook for 1964. Arch **' 17 "^18 a"" 29^-63°'^ contractor list. Eng N 171:
^Hi'TlnHS
N 170:4.>-fi X'<^»^''Ap o/.ffowth:
4 63 construction. Eng ""in^g MflS-'irSaf '6^ + °"« ^«^ ""'■
Profile of major construction markets; first ^'"c'-o?,it'.^btioV,"''"^'°""''-
BUILDING accidents ^^^ Underground
half 1963. Eng N 171:15-17 Ag 22 '63 Conslructions big problem:
Prospect Index of construction activity safety at the
194:808 D 21 '62 '^'•"'"■^• job site,
Freeze-t haw u Safety Maint 125:12-14 Je '63
Enclneerlng Baltimore cycle caused slide; ui^hore
basement excavaUon killed five workmend
Baltimore revitalizes downtown area E S
Bold heart operation ?70:f9"jri0^63''''^^ County. Md. Eng 11N Eng
171:51N
D '?i*i?*'"^.' revlve.i
" "'"^P <^'v" Eng downtown
33:54-6' Ag' '63
Balti-
more. I Plan Eng N 170:24-8 Ja 31 '63 ^<g>fg<=.olglapse kills workman.
Bolivia BUILDING block design. See Machine tools—
BUILDINGcons contracts
truction wuio
Init
Aholi.sh the ."suicide
"l7it4T-3°'Ag 8*^63°" ^''°"'' '"■°"''''<'
Chicaao " J=="K ^ mpcluini-bid contract ofawarding
low-bidding,
.
with
A TanerT-
l«uim. Elec Constr & Maint 62ri50-2 O ' 63
Chicago's all-electric Contract provisio n for subsurface conditio ns
Marina City; unique
AîJ""?;' fwln-towcr aparlments. MR
62f88:95' i?J.'^% ''""^•- ^'« Con.mr & Maint "82 mT^6°" Coplan. Prog A?ch 44:'
B^r.l'i^.SiSi.'i ÎV^ <^'^'>. ^"^
/■'""'^L""°'"''.,*°',^ 32:60-7 house
D '62 '^ n8'":^G-7''je'^63^°'' '"■°«''<=-"«' " Arch Forum
for Chicago. II plan rcx-ord; apartment
Eng N 170:23 My 9 '63 ^'i""'?3°' ^^^ proves costly. Ens: N 171:17-18
159
BUILDING contracts — Continued Sheet steel for building, il Engineer 215:1177
More on nettotiaitd contracls. E. E. HaJmos,
Will factory built homes use steel? il diags
jr. construction
Oral Pros Arch 43:78 O '62 B. Tomson ana
contract. Je 28 '63
Engineering 105:868 Je 28 '63
N
Public Coplan.
auenc.vPros formArchcontracts.
44:l!j6 ApB. '63Tomson See also Structural
Aluminum.
Asbestos
ajid
13tj JaN. Coplan.
63 Prog Arch 43:13S D 'lj2: 44; Asbestos cement
Bricks
Study shows separate prime mechanical con- Cement
tracts cut building costs 4.42 per cent.
HeatinK-Piping 35:39 Ag '63 Concrete. Reinforced
Who pays for the unexpected in construc- Concrete blocks
tion? report of the committee on contract Fiber board
administration. Am Soc C E Proc 89 [CO 2 Glass. Structural
no See
3G35J:23-6ti S '63 Gypsum
Laths
also
Architecture — Law Marble
Heating contracts Masonry
BUILDING costs. See Building — Costs Mortar
Plaster and plastering
BUILDING estimates. See Building — Estimates
BUILDING failures Plywood
Sheet metal. Enameled
Buckling of shear buildings. P, Dayaratnam. Siding (building)
Am Soc C E Proc SS [ST 6 no 336U];149-59 Steel. Structural
D '63
'62: Discussion. M. L,. Moody. 89 [ST 5 no Straw blocks
Tiles
3CSSl:285-93 O '63
Diagnosis of distress and failure in struc- Timber
tures. J. Feld. bibliog il Eng J 46:43-7 My Wall board
Research looks into roofing failures. F. C. Walls. Metal
Wood
Wilson and M. E. Jacoby. il Arch Rec Plastics
132:190-2
Temporaries O fall
'62 during typhoon. 11 Ene N Booming construction boosts plastics. E E.
Halmos, jr
•62 Pet Management 35:222 Je 63
169:19 N 22 '62
See also Building of structural glass- reinforced plas-
Bridge failures tics for Bakelite ltd. 11 Engineer 215:871-2
Concrete construction — Failure Building with rigid vinyl panels. 11 Plastics
Roofs — Failure Mv 10 '63
BUILDING finance. See Building — Finance World planning
Careful 20:56 O '62 pays dividends; structural
BUILDING fittings plastics called in advisers to help launch
Protective finishes for metal window frames successful production, il Plastics Tech 8:
and fittings, il Engineer 216:476 S 20 '63 30-1 O -62 . ^ t
Window fittings: enter zinc die-castings, il Chalk-free coating: epoxy exterior finish
Engineering 196:426 O 4 '63 keeps gloss.plastics
Composite 11 Plastics
buildingWorldpanels; 21:34 Indulex
Ag '63
BUILDING laws and regulations
ACI approves a revised building code. Eng cladding units, il Brit Plastics 36:177 Ap '63
N 170:24 Mr 14 '63 Conventional house, and plastics are every-
AGC mulls bias, subcontracting; mid-year where, il diags Mod Plastics 40:94-7-f D
board meeting. White Sulphur Springs.
Dev hou as test bed for plas
W.Va. Eng
Building codesN are 171:43-4 S 19 up.
catching '63 Eng N 169: elo se tics
pme finish
il Brit .
17-18 N 22 -62
Durable ntPlasticsannounced 36:326-7 Jeby '63du Pont; Tedler.
Construction bills inch ahead. „Eng ^, , ,„
N 171:19-
11 il per
Mod cent
Metals more18:74-5 Ja '63used
plastics in building;
20 N 7 '63 vinyls hold top place, il Chem & Eng N
New concrete building code will make com-
prehensive changes. R. C. Reese. Eng N 41:17-18 Ag laminate; 26 '63
170:22-3 F 28 '63 Film-panel weather resistance or
Protests delay anti-bias rules. Eng N 171:19- reinforced 'plastics
63 panel is tripled by use
21 See
Jl 25also '63 of
Foam PVF film,
Insulation; il Plastics
polystyrene World 21:46
board F
makes '63
Housing laws a core for reinforced concrete panels. 11
Mechanics liens
Pliunbing laws and regulations ForPlastics
versatilityWorld in 21:95 Ap '63 sandwich panels.
building;
California 11 diags
Glass maker Mod proves
Plasticsa point
40:100-2-1-
in newMy office
'63
Natural periods of vibration of buildings. building,siding
il diag Mod Plastics 41:196-7 O '63
G. W Housner and A. G. Brady. biblioH House extruded of rigid polyvinyl
diags Am Soc C E Proc 89 [EM 4 no 3613] ; chloride. wall11 Modfor Plastics
31-65 Ag '63 Metal-less air force.40:111
11 ModN '62
Plastics
Great Britain Michigan
40:113 O university
'62 gets research grant to
OfHces. shops, and railway premises bill. E. study plastics for housing. Arch Rec 132:
Mitchell. Engineer 214:923-4 N 30 '62 Millbank
102 O '62 tower, il Brit Plastics 36:240-1 My
Japan Nat ass of hom bu set
Until code change takes lid off building ion
standard
al
ofor
cia plastics in e home ilderbuilding.
s
a
heights, such design is rare; Tokyo. R. tio
Halloran and J. Tamaguchi. 11 Eng N 170; Plastics Tech n
S:76 N '62
New building concepts based on polystyrene
38-40 My 2 '63 foam. In11 industry:
Mod Plastics
BUILDING materials Panels nylon 40:96
■63 materials
Ap '63
and glass reinforce-
American institute of architects 95th con- ment gives extra strength. II
vention. Miami Beach. May 5-9: products Plastics World 20:36-7 D '62
to be exhibited: illustrations with text. Pre-bent boards; expanded polystyrene Is
Prog Arch 44:93-4-1- Ap '63 fitted to contours of St Demetrios Greek
Asbestos in the construction industry. ^L. O. „ Orthodox church in Seattle. U Plastics
Montpetit. bibliog il Can Min & Met Bui
56:737-42materialsS '63in the , World 21:27
Pressure Ja '63 film for outdoor
sensitive siding;
Ceramic construction indus- Mactac. R. L. Van Bosklrk. Mod Plastics
try. J G Brady, bibliog Can Min & Met
Bill 56:728-36 S '63 40:248+ N '62 ...
Development In building materials; prospect Prpview of plastics in construction. 11 Mod
for the future. F. M. Lea. Chem & Ind
Plastics
Rigid PVC 41:152-4+ O '63 Industry in Europe.
in the building
p 1840-6 Osystems
Materials, 27 '62 differ In four deployable
schools, il plans diags Arch Rec 133:182-5 J. Moreaux. il Plastics World 21:76-7 S '63
Rigid PVC siding; panels are dentproof and
F '63
NERSICA 21st annual show and convention. easily applied, il Plastics World 21:40 My
NewChicagiQ.
buildingil Mod materialsMetals and19:644- Mr
techniques. '63 11 Rol o p at Fyl 11 Bri Pla
e f lasti ing t sti
Foodproducts.
New Eng 34:74-7 O '62 in monthly numbers
Published 36:558-9 O cs'63 dal cs
of Progre.ssive architecture Roll up PVC panels make es.low cost window
Product r&d. H. J. Rosen. Prog Arch 43: walls, II Mod Plastics 40:116 My '63
Showcase for plastics in building; 1963 NAHB
134 D '62
Responsibility of producers. H. J. Rosen. e.xperimental house. II Mod Plastics 40:86-
Prog Arch 43:176 S '62
8+ Je '63
BUILDING materials — Plastics — Continued Buildings in the news. Published In monthly
Bpace struclures in plastics. Z. S. Maliowslii. numbers of Architectural record
il Kngineer 215;906-7 Effects of tornados on buildings. F. E. Bur-
Target for rleld PVC; Mythe17 buildlnc
•«:! market. kett. building
diagi Civilprojects.
Eng 33:51-3
11 Mod Plastics 41:86-904- S '63 Major 11 map Ja Eng'63 N 170:
Touch hide for buildiiic materials: polyvinyl 63-4-1- Ja Published
24 '63
lluorlde film for surfacing structural Projects. in monthly numbers of
boards: Tedler. 11 Plastics World 2U:14-15. ArchitPctural forum
cover N foam '62 Wind effects on buildings and structures. C.
Urethane bulldlnB panels for business Scruton Engineer 216:14-16 Jl 5 '63
and institutional construction. 11 dlEiK Plas- See also
Airport buildings
Vinyl ' tics World 21:46
panels: flame Ak test'63 establishes safety Bank buildings
Brick construction
for 63 buildinK use. Plastics World 21:65
Ja '63 Building failures
Vinyl-urethane sandwich for easily erected Capitols
beach cabin. 11 diag Mod Plastics 40:53 Je Churches
College architecture
See also College buildings
Community centers
HBouiuldi P I'la Concrete buildings
sesnKs. lasticstiSpecifications
c Dampness in buildings
,
Specs teachlner In schools. H. J. Rosen. Pros Electric
Exhibition utilities — Buildings
buildings
Arch 44:152 Jl; 144+ Ag '63 Factories
Floors
Standards Framed structures
National association of home builders sets Gas companies — Buildings
standard for plastics in home building. Gymnasiums
Plastics Tech 8:76 N '62 High buildings
BUILDING research Tiidu.-^trial buildings
Boost for building research: Civilian in- Insurance company buildings
dustrial technology program. Eng N 170: Medical buildings
19-20 Mr 7 '63 Military buildings
BRAB urges federal backing of building re- Municipal buildings
Oince buildings
search. Materials Res
Mobile laboratory for &building
Stand 2:1011 D '6211
research. Park buildings
I'uhlic buildings
Eneineerine 195:333 Mr 1
More comfortable buildings in future? II En-'63 Railroads — Buildings and structures
Recreation
.=;nhool buildingsbuildings
Product r&d.gineering H. 196:110-11 Jl 26 '63
J. Rosen. Prog Arch 43:134 Sheds
D '62 for building\ the big battle rages
Research Sheet metal buildings
in Washington. B. P. Spring. Arch Forum .Shopping centers
Society buildings
119:122-3-1- S '63 Steel
Finance Store buildings
buildings
No federal funds for building research. Eng N Telephone company buildings
Theaters
Cleaning
170:43 Jeresearch
BUILDING 20 '63 institute
Fall conference. Washington; abstracts of WindowSee alsocleaning
papers.conference.
Spring Eng N 169:22 D 6 '62
Washington. April 23-25; Demolition
abstracts of papers. Air Cond Heat & Ven See Wrecking
60:53-64 Je '63 Exterior lighting
BUILDING sites
Block of flats over old mine workings, il diag Accent on outdoor living. 11 Ilium Eng 58:
Engineering 195:806 Je 14 '03 survey. A. H. 310-11 secfloodlighting
Economic 2 Ap '63 with mercury source:
Guide for a preconstruction
Halft. Prog Arch 44:141-2 Ag "63 Prudential insurance CO.. Toronto. 11 Ilium
See alsn Eng 58:55 F a'63 building and sidewalk; in-
Factories — Location Floodlighting
Foundation soils
Hillside architecture maica.stallation
N.Y.: at May's department
lighting store.
data sheet. W. Ja-S.
BUILDING Lum. plan Ilium Eng 58:433 Je '63
fications specifications. See Building — Speci- Floodlighting a building; installation at Ber-
gen generating station. Public service elec-
BUILDING trades tric and gas co.. Ridcefleld. N J.; lighting
Construction sits on a powder keg. Eng N data sheet. W. S. Greenwood and R W.
170:19-20
F. W. Dodge Je 13construction
'63 outlook for 1963. Brennan.il
Gothic highlighting: plan Ilium Eng 58:139-40
Highland Mr '63
Park Presbv-
Arch'62 Rec 132:120'-120» O '62 terian church. 11 Ilium Eng 58:340-1 Mv '63
How to change a company's name: "Virginia Lighting a building'.^; emblem: lighting data
engineeringstructionco's
CO 11 new
Eng name is Basic Ncon-8
N 169:31-2-4-
"63 Nighttime
R'n'^'57:7n7-R^NImpact; ^c^""'""''-
ofl'lce of the" Central Illi-
"'""^ "'"'"
Job-right demonstrations spread, il Eng N nois light CO. II Ilium Eng 58:474 Jl '63
170:41-2 Je 20 '63 Quartz lamp .=jplvCF facade lighting problem.
Stronger Construction industry joint confer- il Ilium Eng 58:633-5
ence to speak on bias. Eng N 171:13-14 Ag 1 Reconimended practice O for'63 lighting merchan-
Subcontractor listing draws flre. Eng N 171: 08:4^6-32
zl^Vi? ?^''?^'' 63exterior lighting, il Ilium Eng
Je
19-20
See Jlftl3018 '63 Maintenance and repair
Associated builders and contractors. Inc. Apartrnent buildings: how can you make them
Associated general contractors of America
Contractors people-proof? Arch Forum 118:100-1 Ap '63
National association of home builders Preservation
Labor conditions See also
Architecture — Conservation and restoration
Civil rights and construction. E. E. Halmos
Jr. Prog Arch 44:84 S '63 Signs
Negroes attack bias In building trades. II See Sicms
Arch Forum 119:5-f- Jl '63 Sunlight exposure
NewArch 'Vork
Forumunions 119:11 fight
Jl 03 decline In building. See also
Sun breaks
Race Issues stir the building Industry. Arch Vibration
Forum 119:8 Ag '63 Blasting vibrations and building damage T
BUILDINGS
Balla-st In the basement balances new U S
embassy In Mexico City. II Eng N 169: Isolation of the buildings In the Place Vllle
30-3 N 29 '62 Mnrle ''"'' others.
development
973-8 °My"3r"63 from 11railroad-In 216':
Engineer duced
Buildings bridge city sireet.s In Baltimore
p.nd Ruftalo, II Eng N 171:22 Jl 25 '63
45:62-6 N'62' °"'" '''^ ^' ^
161
BU I LDl NGS— Vibration— Continued Stroboflash measurement of the velocity of a
Natural periods of vibration of bulldlnps. bullet. E. V. Briggs. il diag Am J Phys 31:
G. W. Housner and A. G. Brady, bibliog
diaKs Am Soc C E Proc 89 [EM 4 no 36131 : TFE548 Jl '63 improve
bullets ballistics, protect gun
31-65 Ae '63 rifling, il Plastics World 21:20 O '63
Subway-vibration measurements at the new BULLFROGS. See Frogs
Lincoln Center Philharmonic Hall. Sound BULNESENE. See Terpenoids
2:55-6 Ja '63 Wrecking BUMPERS. See Automobiles — Bumpers
See Wrecking BUNKER, Arthur Hugh
BUILDINGS, Concrete. See Concrete buildlnKs Arthur H. Bunker; interview. H. Carlisle,
BUILDINGS. Plastic por Min Eng 15:34-8 Ag '63
BUOYANCY
British develop plastic buildinff. il Ensr N
171:42 Arski29 lodge; '63 Selecting materials for buoyancy. D. Llpp-
Plastics quick- curing epoxy ad- mann. diags Materials in Design Eng 68:86-
hesive cuts component bonding costs, il
Plastics World 21:38 P '63 communications BUOYS
Reinforced plastics in factory Moldable reinforced plastic sheet; filament
centre; Bakelite limited. 11 Brit Plastics wound cylinder split to give molding blank,
36:246-7
-See alsoMy '63 il Plastics World 20:26 O '62
Air pressure support BUREAU of public roads. See United States —
Houses. Plastic Public roads. Bureau of
BUILDINGS. Portable BUREAUCRACY
Modular panels used for portable schools, il Anecdotes, facetiae, satire, etc.
diags Arch Rec 133:195 F '63 Free enterprise patriot. J. Rickey. 11 Res/
Need a supervisor's ofHce? haul It in and cont)
Develop 14:35-7 S; 30-2 O; 21-3 N '63 (to be
plug it classrooms
Portable in. il Power lighted Eng 67:68 Ap '63 fix-
by indirect BURLAP
Portable tures, il Eleo Constr
school that can be moved & Maint 62:95-6 Jl '63
intact: Burlap cutting reel saves in baling costs.
Dearborn. Mich, il plans diags Arch Rec il diags Idaho
Textile Ind 127:144 Jl '63
133:173-8 F '63 BURLEY, Water supply
BUILDINGS. Prefabricated
Component systems for schools, il Arch Rec Time study of various distribution system
133:180-1 F house
Development '63 as test bed for plastics, procedures in an Idaho town. 1962. L J.
Radloff and R. J. Huckabee. Am Water
il Brit Plastics
Glass-walled prefab 36:326-7
perches Je on'63 stilts, il Eng N Works Assn J 55:1003-6 Ag '63
BURMA
170:59 Je 17 '63
Kitchens of Sara Lee; saves with prefab See also
construction, Petroleum industry and trade — Burma
Metal prefabs il areFood coming Eng of 35:89age.Ap il'63diags BURNERS
Arch Forum 118:124-7 Ap '63 Burner assists sea wall maintenance, il En-
New house style for post offices. Engineer- gineering 196:330 S 13 '63
ing 194:747 D 7 '62Gas pioneers package sta- Oxyhydrogen burner developed for combus-
Northern Natural tion analyses. Chem & Eng N 41:129 S 2 '63
Post-tensioned tions. II Gas rods Age tie130:39-41
down a Myprefabricated
'63 Progress report C-E starting burners for
chemical recovery units. D. D. Wangerin.
hospital. D. Yona. il diag Eng N 171:34-5 il diaBS Tappi 45:suo 162A-6A O '62
O 3 '63 Roof burners in open hearth furnaces. F. J.
Prefab-concrete forms. E. E. Halmos. Jr. Todd, il diags Iron & Steel Eng 40:91-6;
II Prog Arch 43:168-71 S '62 Discussion.
Prefabricated buildings growing up. Engi-
Oil See also 95-7 O '63
burners
Prefabricated neering 195:508
officeAp 12block; '63 Fried. Krupp BURNERS, Gas. See Gas burners
maschinen-und stahlbau Rheinhausen. il BURNS and scalds
Engineer 214:911-12 N
Prefabrication of flats, il plan diags Engineer 23 '62 Emergency and post-burn therapy for the
second degree bum patient. J. V. Toews
214:1003-6 Dprefabs;
Redesigned 7 '62 Luria steel buildines. and W. M. Behn, jr. bibliog Ind Med 32:
which Bethlehem recently bought and re- 286-7 high
Jl '63
engineered
•63 in lightweight ASTM A-36 steel. How the cost of serious bums! J. A.
diags districts
School Arch Forum to try118:47-8
radical Fmove '63 to large- Houghton. Safety Maint 126:46-8-t- S '63
Hydrogen fluoride (HF) inhalation and burns.
scale prefabrication. Eng N 171:44-5 Ag 8 L. Mayer and J. Guelich. bibliog Archives
Environmental
Severity of burns Health from 7:445-7
clothing O flres.
'63 G. F.
Seven clever prefab buildings. 11 plans Food
Eng 35:92-4 O '63 Crikelair. bibliog Am Dyestuff Rep 52:
Tllt-un construction cuts warehouse cost. 456-7 Je burns in '63 with cold water. Coal Age
U See
Mod also Materials Handling 18:57 S '63 Treating
Houses. Prefabricated Treatment
68:100 Ja of'63 bums with ice water, phisohex.
BUILDINGS. Remodeled and partial hypothermia. O. S. lung and
Times Square gets a face lift: Times Tower F. V. Wade, il Ind Med 32:365-70 S ^63
building, il Eng N 170:21 Ap 25 '63 BURRS
BUILDINGS. Temporary Carbide bur blanks: reference sheet, diags
Design and construction of air houses, il Tool &yourManuf
Know carbide Eng 51:91-2
burs. E.Ag N'63 Gould 11
diags Engineering 195:78 Ja 18 '63 diags Am Mach/Metalworklng Manuf 107:
Temporaries fail during typhoon. 11 Eng N 172-3 Ap 1 '63
169:19
See also N 22 '62 BUSBARS
Air pressure support Busbars at West Thurrock power-station il
BULKHEADS Engineer 215:107 Ja 11 '63
Bulkhead test program at port of Toledo. Current-limiting buswav advantages. N.
Ohio. P. A. Hakman and W. M. Buser. il Peach. Power 107:142-3 Jl '63
plans diag.s Am Soc C E Proc 88 fSM 3 Extruded polyphase bus. H. G Frostick and
no 31761:151-84 Je '62: Di-scussion. 88 [SM R. E. Goers, diags IEEE Trans Power Ap-
6 no 33781:287-9 D '62; Reply. 89 tSM 4 paratus & Systems p 196-201 Ap '63
no 35781:197-9 Jl '63 Fine-wire Mig joins thick copper plate. J.
Inclusion of old bulkhead in new structure Fairlie. il diag Welding Eng 48:554- Jl '63
saves time and money: U.S. naval base In Giant aluminum bus bars formed bv Mig
Norfolk. Va. J. T. Acuff and S. M. Johnson, welding, il Welding Eng 48:52 Ag '63
il diags Eng N 169:56-8-t- N 15 '62 Isolated-phase metal-enclosed conductors for
T-shaped concrete sheet piles renew de- large electric generators. R. H. Albright
teriorated bulkhead. T. H. McGregor. 11 and others. 11 diag Power Apparatus &
Eng N 170:33 Ja '63 Systems p 1067-71; Discussion. 1071-2 F '63
Tied bulkhead comes untied. 11 Eng N 171:49 138-kv bus converted to H4-breaker scheme.
S 19 '63 J. K. Lawley. 11 diags Elec World 160:72-
BULLDOZERS. See Excavating machinery 3-1- O 7 '63
BULLETS Silver aids aluminum in electrical bus bar:
Plastic bullet cleans a barrel while Improv- Allis-Chalmers mfg. co. W. H. Lane. 11
ing range. 11 Machine Design 35:8 Ag 29 '63 diag Mod Metals 18:52-1- N "62
BUSBARS — Continued Small business
^^■^G. i^.Y 5"^s capacitors hold voltaite level. Financial reportlne for small business. W P.
O 7 W 6j Lomax. u dias Elec World 160:70-1 Hutchi.'ion. Pit & Quarry 55:132-4 Ja '63
Small companies continue to dominate elec-
You can support busway many ways. N. iionics Industry, map Electronics 35:28-9
Peach. diaBs Tower 107:166-7 S '63
Design BUSINESS and defense services administration
D 7 '62 revamps
Commerce business services. Chem
Analpe method for determinlnir losses in & Ene N 40:32-3 N 12 '62
isolated-phase bus enclosures. L L. Man- BUSINESS conditions
koff and others, blbllos ,1 diaes iEEE Trans
Power Apparatus & Systems p535-40; Dis- See also
Business forecasting
cussion. 540-2 As- '63 United States — Economic conditions
DesiKn factors In selectlne: busway. N. BUSINESS conferences
Peach, diaes Power 107:158-9 My 63
Pre- insulated bus bars save space. A. Imhof. How to be more effective in meetings A.
11 diasrs Elec World 159:69-70 F 11 '63 Uris. Textile World 112:54-8 D '62
Shows need for bus damping. S. J. Schwarz. Pre- job conference helps contractor get
il Elec World 159:19 Je 24 '63 squared away. Roads & Sts 106:61-2-f Ag
63
Protection BUSINESS consolidations
Heat losses In Isolated-phase bus enclosures Abbott and Searle drop merger plans. Chem
A. ConanKla. biblioE diaes IEEE Trans Abbott and 41Searle
&: Ene N :3U O 21 '63 merger; would create
Power Apparatus & Systems p308-13; Dis- plan
cussion. 313-17; Reply. 317-18 Je '63
Minimizine the maenetic field surroundine
isolated-phase bus by electrically continu- cl%r^'l''WS^'^fi:2f^4'% t^^^ companies.
ous enclosures. W. F. Skeats and N Swerd- ^&"Gg'"j6°"V2'¥5%'2'''"'^''"*'^^'
'°}î. ii diaes Power Apparatus & Systems Gulf Oil Spencer working on merger'"*"• °"
details.
P655-65; Discussion. 665-7 F '63 ChemJohnson
Mead & Eng Nbids41:28 S 23 '63
for British Drug Houses.
BUSCH. Daryle H.
■*^?S award in inoreanlc chemistry, por Chem Chem & Ene N 41:29 Jl 15 '63
OiJtsiders
Tennessee eye corp phosphates: Cities Service-
try merger, il Chem &
BUst.iS^G's'' ''■'' ^'^H. "W, '''Hamm.
Bu.jhine assemblies. diae Ma- Ene Nacquiring
Pfizer 41:23-4 ApCoty29 '63companies. Chem &
Bushines chineerooved
Desien 35:179-82
in simpleMr broachine
14 '63 fixture.
Eng N Mobil41:27 O bids
7 '63 for Virginia-Carolina;
D. M. Howard, diaes Am Mach/Metalwork- Socony
lengthens
ine Manuf 106:152 N 12 '62 list of oil companies moving into
Combined bushiiie and clamp for hvdraulic fertihzers. Chem & Eng N 41:24 Ag 19
piercine. F. A. Adams, diae Mach 70:119 O 63
6.1 There's no letup in chemical mergers. Chem
Design of strip-type bearines. E. Crankshaw. & SeeEng also
N 41:23-4 Ag 12 '63
Dnlldiassjie Machme
bushmes: Desien 35:46-52sheetJe 13Tool'63 &
reference Oil companies — Consolidation
Manuf Ene 50:96 Ja '63 BUSINESS districts
Fasteners book i.^-sue: inserts. A. H. Muss- See also
Shopping centers
21enug-63 11 diags Machine Desien 35:103-7 Mr BUSINESS ethics
Resin bushlne; data processine improved
throueh reinforcpd plasUcs. il diag Plastics TradeSee secrets
also
World 21:42 Jl '6t BUSINESS failures
Simple methods of mountine small punches ■ ,^ A"d death of companies. R L,. Smith,
and
136 Jebushlnes.
63 F. Strasser. diaes Mach 69: il Chem forecasting
& Ene N 40:90-100 N 26 '62
BUSINESS
Tiny bearines; fluorocarbon replaces felt In
piano actions. 11 Plastics World 21:43 Jl '63
Standards ls"2'6"-'7+ d'"'^62^'' ^- ^- ^'^^•^^- Mod Metals
Standard system identifies Jie bushlnes. H. ^ Ene"" l/lu -It ll'T''63'°'' '"^'"^- ^hem &
J. Moftatt. Mae of Stand 33:346 N '62 Business plans thrpe per cent Increase In
BUSHINGS. Insulating
Bushine material: laminated phenolic elim- spendine Elec. World 158:87-90 N^9 '62
i?,^'^? breakace in heater components II
Plastics World 21:43 F '63 8^^39'-'42"je"T,-* annual forecast. Cer Ind
Ehv elephant-type bushine. M. Tamamoto
and others, il diaes IEEE Trans Power '^kl-v'^S,' P-TP-f'^l industries' 1962 record; the
Apparatus & Systems P698-705 O '63 ''e? (f?pri?,?s 5'dcl^'^^'" ^^ '"^"-"2 Ja 21
Interchaneeabillty cuts bushlnes kept In nm = ®"f''''' T^™oo'hinp and autocorrelated in.
pîiU. G. D. Cohen. Op Res 11:361-7 My
Forecast for pharmaceuticals; what's ahead
nf:d
Wo%'bushin
Local repair2''-
e W%%\ ^- °^'"^'^- ^'^
saves $12,000 at South- in the next 10 years? F. C. b"owS D^
western public seri'ice co. O ililler il Industi -y leader
^^''er. & Cosmeti c Inds 92:214-
predictJa bright
'6.3 future-""^
"""' for
Elec World 159:103 My 20 '63
ao%e"5f6n8^'' ^"^ »0--i9-52+F: 74-7 Mr '63
*^°,C?"5S. detector finds defective bushlnes O ^^CWNon ^"nrifS^JPv '"■°J^?"o" charts. F.
S '63 CosmeUc Ind 93:355-6-f-
Wor?d"il5:lT6?7'^ê"2 ^sf ''""'■ " ^'^ ^'^^
Standards "im ^M^'ih/Mlt^S^^^T'- ^^''''O'^'c outlook.
Considerations In establlshlne a standard of Ja^21 '6^ "^ Manuf 107:111-22
mechanical loads on oll-circuit-hreaker
bushlnes. W. E. Harper and E. F. Huston, ''world U0:77".'§ ieê'îr^^" '" '"• ^'^
diaes Power Apparatus & Systems P640-3: BUSINESS management
DLscusslon. 643-6: Reply. 646-7 F '63
BUSINESS
Computers "*"'•
lull N lit In econo ""^"^^^H
"> ation
"^ evalu
^'" mic r
See also
Competition
Corporate names 7;.''i2T32''ap
°^r?,i?" "lakine29 and
% ^^''^-
criticalWblioe ChemM Ene
apprai<al A
Export trade Williamson
i^cs of Re.VDevelop
nonfunctional13:36-8
Partnership
Eoonon varietD y ■62K ' H
Risk Schnmr. Op Res 11:702-20 Wblfoe(p719-20)
Foreign expansion
"■|iutSni'7'l:2l's"B'63'* '" '"'""^ ''^">^- ^'in'.fn^trZTo'^'^'^ ^'"'^'<=- ^'"eer-

Political aspects
"l?2:^?-87Mri3'^?.3'^"'"'"^^
^?^ '° streamline your businessKrocesses. Steel
F Chlion..
*^°ôTd"'{^"9'!ii3".'i'^'' Al^'y^^Gi'"'^""^"- ^*<= Job-a.oslenment
Drue & Cosmetic Ind 93:157
method R T Ag Cat-t^'eS ^""^°''-
« j ti
%o''m'"S^';"loor7l-f-'"'(i"-'6'? "^^' "• ^°"«- " N. ^Gould. blbllorS^cSne^DSf^ 35^l'33?6
163
BUSINESS management — Continued Natural and stereo polymers, why use them;
Liife and death of companies. R. L. Smith. panel discussion. Rubber Age 93:610-11 Jl
11 Chem solving
Problem & Eng decisions.
N 40:90-100A. N H,26 Boerdljk.
'62 New price may help polybutadiene; drop of
dias Product Ene 34:72-3 F 4 '63 2.5 cents for tire-grade material. Chem
Quality control management of small busi- & Eng
ness: Sutherland-Jacobson & associates. New rubberN from 41:34 anMy old20 SBR '63 plant. B. Keller.
H. J. Jacobson. Ind Quality Control 19:5-9
Mr '63 New SBR processability test. JaS. '63
11 Ind & Eng Chem 55:11-12 C. EInhorn.
Service-station dealers who accept change Rubber catalytic World 148:40-5 Ag '63of ethanol to
reap profits. Oil & problems
Gas J 61:60-1 One-step conversion
Solvinff management with Ae 26 '63
electronic butadiene in fluidlzed bed. S. K. Bhat-
data processing. H. A. Strickland, jr. Auto- tacharyya and B. N. Avasthi. bibliog diag
mation 10:122-4 Jl '63 Ind & Eng Chem
.See also Petrochemical- boom Proc or Design 2:45-51 Japros-
bust; market '63
Business forecasting pects of C4 chemicals. W. H. Davis, il Chem
Diversification in industry
Executives Eng Progcoating
Polymer 59:28-31 battles
F '63 pipeline corrosion.
Factory management 11 Chem corporation
Eng 70:1044- ltd. F 18 may '63 make three
Polymer
Study and teaching more rubbers. Can Chem Process 47:92-1-
Competitive education; supplier teaches cus- Polymerization of butadiene with alkyl-
tomers better business management; Je '63
aluminum and cobalt chloride. M. Gippin.
Ownes-Corning flberglas corp. Eng N 169: bibliog Ind & Eng Chem Product Res &
21 D 6
BUSINESS men'62 Develop 1:32-9 Mr '62; Same. Rubber Chem
Businessmen's portation plan.
organizations & Tech 35:1066-82
Promising future as O general
'62 purpose rubber
L.. M. Braff. and4pls theTraffic
trans-Q
seen for cis-polybutadiene. P. W. Cornell.
17:421-31
See also Jl '63 Rubber Age 93:606-8 Jl '63
Executives
Reaction between deuterium and 1-butyne.
1,2-butadiene. and 1,3-butadiene on pal-
BUSINESS reports ladium-on-aluraina
and R. L. Burwell,catalyst, jr. bibliog E. AmF. Meyer
Chem
How to write better btisiness reports. J. Bed-
Soc J 85:2881-7 O 5 '63polylsoprene and deu-
BUSINESSford.statistics
Paper Ind 44:589-1- Ja '63 Reaction of deuterio
terio polybutadiene with sulfur. J. J. Ship-
See alô man and M. A. Golub. bibliog Rubber Chem
Business forecasting
BUSTAMITE. See SUicates 6 Tech 36:219-35
Selective hydrogenation Ja '63 of butadiene; cata-
BUTADIENE lyst poisoning and stabilization. F. W.
ABS joins plastics that can be plated, il Chem Kirsch and S. E. ShuU. bibliog flow diag
Ind & Eng Chem Product Res & Develop
& Eng N 41:48-9
Antioxidants Mr 25 '63
for cis-polybutadiene compounds. 2:48-52 Mr
Solution '63
properties of polybutadiene and
A. T. Sturrock and D. V. Sarbach. bibliog
irans-polyisoprene fractions. W. Cooper
Rubber Age 92:723-37
Butadiene output forges beyond one million F '63 and others, bibliog Rubber Chem & Tech
C*tons. Chem
petrocheimicals & Eng ride N on 40:27-8
syntheticN 19rubber.
'62 36:488-501 Ap polymerization
Stereospeciflc '63 of butadiene;
abstract. W. Marconi and others. Ind Chem
Chem Eng of70:30-t-
Chemistry Ap 1 '63 the free radical
ion radicals; 39:551-2 O '63
addition of N-chlorodialkylamines to buta- Three polymerization Unes yield ABS plas-
diene. R. S. Neale and R. L.. Hinman. Am tics array: process flowsheet. N. P. Chopey.
Compounding Diene/natural S 5 '63rubber blends for il diags Chem Eng 69:154-6 S 17 '62
truck tires. F. C. Weissert and R. R. Use of rhodium salts as catalysts for the
polymerization of butadiene. R. E. Rinehart
Cundiff. bibliog
Conversion to polybutadiene Rubber Age completed,
92:881-7 Mr dlag '63 and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:4145-
Chem & Eng N 40:50-1
Coordinated cationic initiator for high cis-1.4- D 17 '62 Use
7 N of5 '62
synthetic branched carboxylic soaps
polybutadiene. C. W. Childers. Am Chem in the emulsion copolymerisation of styrene
Soc J 85:229 Ja 20 '63 and butadiene. B, W. Duck and others,
Delayed-action accelerators In polybutadiene- bibliog II J Ap Chem 12:469-78 N '62
natural rubber blends. A. R. Davis and Manufacture
R. A. Naylor. Rubber World 147:61-5 N '62 Operation conversion; SBR plant now makes
Diels-Alder reaction of some 1,1-disubstituted
butadienes. N. L. Goldman, bibliog Chem polybutadiene. flow diag il diag Oil & Gas
& Ind n 1036-7 Je 22 '63 J 61:102-3 F 18 '63
Effect of oils on polybutadlene-natural rub- Petrochemical developments; new butadiene
ber blends. Rubber World 148:66-9 Jl '63 recovery process. H. Kroper and others,
Elution chromatography technique for cis- bibliog flow sheet diags Hydrocarbon Proc-
1.4-polybutadiene. J. M. Hulme and L. A. ess & Pet Refiner 41:191-6 N '62
McLeod.
■63 bibliog diag Rubber Chem & Tech
36:502-13 polybutadiene.
Ap '63 U.S. made plant gets LST ride to Brazil. 11
Emulsion C. A. McCall and
others, bibliog Rubber World 148:31-6 My ture Management
Pet
BUTAMER
35:167-4- Ag '63
process. See Isobutane — ^Manufac-
Everything ABS. but the motor, il Mod Plas- BUTANE
Free radicaltics 40:92-3 reactions
Mr '63 initiated by ionizing Automatic sequential control for butane re-
radiation; rate constants for hydrogen atom fonning process; Masteroter. il Engineer
addition reactions with mono-oleflns. buta- 215:673 Ap 12 '63
diene and benzene. K. Yang, bibliog Am Kinetics and mechanism of the thermal de-
Chem Soc J 84:3795-9 O 20 '62 composition of n-butane. Y D. Wang and
General synthesis of acyldienes developed. others, bibliog diags Ind & Eng Chem
Fundamentals 2:161-8 Ag '63
How to make Chem
R. F. Heck. & Eng N resins.
polybutadiene 41:40 Jl I.1 '63
A. Low-pressure Z. of C4 hydrocarbons. R. N.
Eldib. bibliog diags Hydrocarbon Process MacCallum and J. J. McKetta. bibliog
& Pet Refiner 42:165-8 Jl '63 Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Refiner 42:191-
Kinetics of the formation of cyclohexene
from ethylene and butadiene at elevated Oxidation
4 My '63 of butane to maleic anhydride.
pressures and temperatures. J. L. Skinner T. C. Bissot and K. A. Benson, bibliog Ind
and C. M. Sliepcevich. flow diag il Ind & & Eng Chem Product Res & Develop 2:57-60
Eng Chem Fundamentals 2:168-72 Ag '63
Kinetics of the photoisomerization of poly- Thermo properties of hydrocarbons; i-butane.
Mr N'63 Canjar
butadiene. Q. R. Seely. bibUog Am Chem L. and others, bibliog Hydrocar-
Soc J 84:4404-7 D 5 '62 bon Process & Pet Refiner 42:127-30 Ag '63
Low-pressure Z. of C^ hydrocarbons. R. N. Thermodynamic properties of n-butane. L. N.
MacCallum and J. J. McKetta. bibliog Canjar and others, bibliog Hydrocarbon
Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Refiner 42:191-
4 My '63 Process & Pet Refiner 41:115-18 D '62
Manufacture
^^'Jf-^'"^\'1^,
iildib. bibliogf™'"diagsstyrene-butadlene. Hydrocarbon I. A.
Process Operating data show value of Isom. W. M. J.
& Pet Refiner 42:145-8 Je '63 RuedisulJ and others, bibliog flow diag
Mothballed butadiene plant shipped to diags Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Refiner
Brazil. 11 Rubber World 148:19-21 Je '63 42:125-30 Jl '63
BUTANEDIOL BUTYL bromide
1.1. 1.4,4. 4-Hexafluoro-2. 3-dlphenyl-2.3-butane- Electron diffraction determination of the
dlol. W. A. Mosher and N. D. Helndel. molecular structure of the butyl halldes;
Am Chem Soc J 85:1548 My 20 '63 the structure and conformational analysis
BUTANEDIONE of n- butyl bromide in the gas phase. F A.
Energy exchanjje In the 3-methyl-2-butanone- Momany and others, bibllog Am Chem
blacetyl system at 3130 A. D. S. Weir. BUTYLSoc Jchloride
85:3077-80 O 20 '63
Am Chem Soc J 84:4039-40 N 5 '62 Electron diffraction determination of the
Photochemistry of mixtures of 2-Dentanone molecular structure of the butyl halldes;
and 2-hexanone with blacetyl. J. L. Michael
and W. A. Noyes. Jr. blblloe Am Chem t- butyl chloride in the gas phase. F. A.
Soc'62 J 85:1027-32 Ap iO of '63 blacetyl Momany and others, bibllog Am Chem
Selective sensitization triplet
state In the vapor phase. J. T. Dubois. Importance
Soc J 85:3075-7 of ground O 20 '63 state solvation in the
blbllOK dlag Am Chem Soc J 84:4041-4 N 5 solvolysis
and others,of f-buty! bibllog chloride.
Am Chem E. Soc M. Amett
J 85:
BUT See Buty alco 1350-2
Molecular My 5 '63
structure of n-butyl chloride and
BUTANOL. l hcrf
sec-butyl chloride. T. UkaJI and R. A.
A
Ene NON exc In the 3-m Bonham. bibllog Am Chem Soc J 84:3627-
blacetyl
rpy E hsystem ang at 3130 eA.t D. S. Weir. 34 O 5 62
Am Chem Soc e J 84:4039-40 hyNl-2 6 '62 BUTYL compounds
-bu
tan Gastrifluoroacetyl
chromatography of
Manufacture on derivatives ofthe amino
n-butyl-JV-
acids.
New process for acetone and MEK. e- J. C. Zomzely and others, bibllog Anal Chem
Smldt and H. Krekeler. diag Hydrocarbon
Process & Pet Refiner 42:149-52 Jl '63: BUTYL34:1414-17
ether O '62
Abstract. Chem & Eng N 41:50-1 Jl 8 '63 Dibutyl ether for extraction of irradiated
BUTENE. See Butylene nuclear fuels; abstract. H.-J. Born and oth-
BUTENOLIDE. See Butyrolactone ers. Ind Chem 39:52-3 Ja '63
BUTOXY aroup BUTYL group
Effect of solvents on transition states In the Kinetics of dehydrogenation of isobutane by
reactions of t-butoxy radicals. C Walllne iodine and the heat of formation of the
and P. Wagner, dlas Am Chem Soo J 85: t-butyl radical. H. Teranishi and S. W.
Benson, bibllog Am Chem Soc J 85:2887-90
New2333-4route Ag 5 eases '63 syntheses of carbo-tert- Tertiary butyl group as a blocking agent for
butoxy derivatives. Chem & Eng N 41:34 O 5 '63
hydroxyl. sulfhydryl and amide functions
Ax 26 '63
BUTTER in peptide synthesis. F. M. Callahan and
Butter •62 powder gains acceptance. Food Eng others, bibllog Am Chem Soc J 85:201-7
35 '43 components
Some Ag '63 of butter flavour; abstract BUTYLJa 20 halldes
'63diffraction
and discussion. Chem & Ind p2054-5 D 8 Electron determination of the
molecular structure of the butyl halldes.
See aUo F. A. Momanv and others, blbliog Am Chem
Butterfat Soc J 85:3075-80 O 20 '63
BUTTERFAT BUTYL hypochlorite
Quantitative gas liquid chromatographic anal- t-butyl hypochlorite use calls for caution.
ysi.'f of butterfat triglycerides. A Kuksis Chem & Eng N 40:62-3 O 22 '62
and others bibllog Am Oil Chem Soc J 40: BUTYLLITHIUM
530-5 O In '63 butterfat and body fat of dairy Complex fonnatlon between ethyllithium and
Residues (-butyllithium. M. A. Weiner and R. West.
cows fed at two levels of Kelthane (1.0 Am Chem Soc J 85:485-6 P 20 "63
and 2.0 p. p.m.) G. Zweig and others. bib- BUTYL nitrite
Hog Jorganic
Total Agri & chloride Food Chem content11:72-4 Ja '63
In butterfat Photolysis of alkyl nitrites; tert-butyl nitrite.
bv a rapid method of neutron activation G. R. McMillan, bibllog Am Chem Soc J
analysis. R. A. Schmltt and Q. Zwelg. bib- 84:4007-11 N 5 '62
BUTYLENE
BUTYL llogalcohol
J Agrl & Food Chem 10:481-4 N '62 Kinetics of ■03the iodinej-catalyzed positional
Acid-base equilibria In tertiary butyl al- isomerism of butene-1: the resonance en-
cohol. L. Marple and J. S. Fritz, blbliog ergy of the allyl radical. S. W. Benson
and others. Am Chem Soc J 85:1388-9 My
Anal Chem 35:1223-7
Enhancement of acidityAg of'63very weak acids
in tertiary butyl alcohol. L. W. Marple and 20 '63
Low-pressure Zi of Ci hydrocarbons. R. N.
MacCalUim and J. J. McKetta. blbliog Hy-
J. S. Fritz. Anal Chem 35:1431-4 S '63 drocarbon Process & Pet Refiner 42:191-4
Enthalpy of nonldeal binary solutions: T-
butanol-benzene. T-butanol-water. P. T. Mechanism of antiozonant action; effect of
Shannon and P. S. O'Neill. blbliog My '63
antiozonants on the ozonization of 2.6-
A I Ch E J 9:229-30 Mr '63 dlmethyl-2.6-octadiene and 2-butene. O.
Enthalpy of nonldeal solutions; n-butanol- Lorenz and C. R. Parks, blbliog Rubber
benzene. P. T. Shannon and others.
A I Ch Etransition
Indicator J 9:C4-t Ja '63 In tertlarv hulvl
ranges Chem & Tech 36:201-18 Ja '63
Radiation Induced cis-trnna isomerizatlon of
alcohol. L. W. Marple and J. S. Fritz. butene-2. H. B. Cundall and P. A. Grif-
Anal Chem 35:1305-6 Ag '63 fiths. Am Chem Soc J 85:1211-12 Ap 20
Lilquid-liquld equilibrium In the systems
formed by cobalt and nickel chlorides, Manufacture
water and n-bulanol. W. J. McManamey. Butane dehydrogenatlon; Houdry process and
J An Chem of 13:207-11
Mechanism My '63
the base-Initiated dehydro- chemical co. flow dlag Hydrocarbon Process
halogenatlon and rearrangement of 1.1- & Pet Refiner 41:236 S '62
dlarvI-2-hromethylenes In f-butyl alcohol. EUTYNE
W. M. Jones and R. Damlco. bibllog Am Reaction between deuterium and 1-butyne.
Chem Soc J 85:2273-8 Ag 6 '63 1.2-butadiene. and 1.3-butadiene on pal-
Reactions of alkylene oxMos with various ladlum-on-alumlna catalyst E. P Meyer
butyl and other alcohols. G. J, Stockburger '^"^ J^^ h^^ Burwpll, jr. blbliog Am Chem
and J. n Brandner. bibllog Am OH Chem Soc J 85:2S.Sl-7 O 5 '63
Soc J 40:590-4 O '63 BUTYRALDEHYDE
Manufacture Vapor phase fluore.-icence and Its relationship
to the photolysis of proplonaldehvde and
Shell Chemical will make butyl alcohols: the butyraldehvdes. R. P, Borkowskl and
will probably use the oxo process. Chem P Ausloos. bibllog Am Chem Soc J 84:
& Eng N 41:23 Je 10 '63 4044-8 Nacid
BUTYRIC 5 '62
BUTYLAMINE
Study of the titration of selected substituted Adaptation of rats to dieti containing
ahenylureas as adds In n-bulvlamlne. ethionlne or exce.-ss leucine. P D. Spelter
:. L Cluett. bibllog dlag Anal Chem 34: and A. E. Harper, bibllog J Nutrition 80:
1491-6 O '62 3S6-90 Ag of'63volatile aclds^ C E Keefer
Digestion
BUTYL benzene
Synthesis of o-dl-f-butylbenzene bv classical and H. C. Urtea. WPCF J 35:334-43 Mr '63
reaction methods. A. W Burgstahler and Identlflcallen of Isobutvric acid obtained from
M. O. Abdel-Riihman bibllog Am Chem ainlanthlum muscaetoxicum. A G Smith
Soc J 86:173-80 Ja 20 '63 and R. U Smith. Chem & Ind p 162^ O S "63
BUTYRIC acid — Continued Mile- long aerial■63 tramway opens. Eng N 171:17
Relationship of 2.5-diamino-4.6-diketopyrim- One
idine. 2.4-diaminobutyric acid and a crude
preparation of B-cyano-L-alanine O 31tramway
'63 helps build another. 11 Eng N
toxicity of common and hairy vetchto seed the 171:444-helicopters;
Today, S 12 '63 tomorrow, cable cars;
fed to chiclts. G. H. Arscott and J. A. aerial tramway from Palm Springs, Calif,
Harper, distribution
biblioe J andNutrition 80:251-4 Jl "63 to Mt San Jacinto. G. Hendrickson, il diag
Tissue excretion of alpha- Comp Air Mag 67:20-2 N '62
aminoisobutyric acid in the rat. M. E. World's
Nimni and others, biblioe J Nutrition 80: Springs largest
aerial tramway, single-lift il tramway;
dlags Civil Palm
Eng
91-SSee Mvalso '63 32:62-5Godfrey
N '62 Lowell
Aminobutvric acid CABOT,
BUTYROLACTONE Obituary. Rubber Age 92:438 D '62
Cyclodehydrations with complexes of sulphur CABOT, Godfrey L,, inc.
trioxide; synthesis of butenolides. E. Cabot sets its sights on new fields; Boston
Baltazzi and E. A. Davis. Chem & Ind carbon black producer to broaden its prod-
P 1653-4 S 15 '62 uct lines. 11 Chem & Eng N 41:32-7 Ag 19
BY- PASS poads. See Roads — By-pass roads •63
CACAO
BYSSINOSrs. See Lunsrs — Dust diseases General observations on the microflora of
fermenting cocoa beans (theobroma cacao)
in Bahia (Brazil). R. de Camargo and
others, bibliog Food Tech 17:1328-30 O '63
CACTUS
Structure of the cactus sterol Macdougallin
(14a-methyl-A»-choIestene-33.6a-diol) a nov-
el link in sterol biogenesis. C. Djerassi
and others, bibliog diags Am Chem Soc J
CEN. See European committee on the coordina- CADMIUM Mr 20 '63
85:835
tion of standards
CERN. See European organization for nuclear Cd and Te dislocations in CdTe. M. Inoue
research and others, il diags J Ap Phys 34:404-5 F
CIRP. See International institution for produc- Cadmium, 1962. P. E. Caron. Eng & Min J
tion ensineerinff research
CABINETS (furniture) 164:120 F producers
Cadmium '63 watch U.S. stockpile, il
Finishing? slimline show cases. H. B. Icen- Chem & and Eng cadmiumN 41:28-9 improve
Mr 11 '63ir detectors.
hower.Storkline il Ind finishes
FinishinpsewinK
39:56-8-1- Ap cabi-
'63 Mercury
How machine F. Q. Whelen and I. E. Distelhorst. Elec-
nets. P. C. Bardin. 11 Ind Finishing: 39:54- tronics of
35:844- unbacked
Ag 10 '62 cadmium foils of
64-•SeeD also '62 Preparation
approximately 60 ug/cm^. W. Meckbach.
Loud
Televisionspeakin? apparatus — Cabinets
cabinets diag R Sci Instr 34:188-90 F '63in Zn and Cd.
Pressure dependence of creep
CABLE laying K. L, DeVries and P. Gibbs. J Ap Phys 34:
Evolution of cable-Iayins plows. J. C. Maclay. 3119-20 Oof '63
il diaers Bell Lab Rec 40:372-5 N '62 Recovery defects from 78° to 300° K In cad-
CABLE laying and supply ships F. R. mium elongated at bibliog
Stevenson, 78°K. diags
H. R. JPeiffer and
Ap Phys
Anelo-Canadian transatlantic telephone cable
(CANTAT) ; cable-laylne frear. E. F. S. 34:2804-9
Tensile S '63 of polycrystalllne cadmium
properties
Clarke and K. J. Chapman, il dlags Inst and some cadmium alloys in the range
E E Proc 110:1151-8 Jl '63 -196 to 200°C. W. J. M. Tegart. bibliog
Cable for trans-Atlantic telephone link, il
Eng-ineer 11 Inst Metals J 91:99-104 '62-63
Cable layer 216:430-2 S 13 '63 11 Engineer
C.S. Mercury. 214: Ultrasonic attenuation in single-crystal
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CALCULATING tions— Conti7iuedmachines — Control applica- Information systems. Published in monthly
numbers of Control engineering
Collection of plant data for on-line computer Initiating computer control in paper making.
processing. J. F. Roth, il diags Ind Elec- H. Kuhn.
24-7 Ja 63 11 (cover) diags Res/Develop 14:
tronics 1:228-31 Ja '63
Computer control for telescope: Areua 100 Installation and operating experience with
made by Ferrantl ltd. 11 Englneerrng 194: computer and programmed mill controls.
491 O 12 62 M. D. McMahon and M. A. Davis, plan
Computer control of oxygen steelmaking. il Iron & Steel Eng 40:174-80; Discussion.
Êngineer 216:408 S 6dlffractometer.
Computer-controlled '63 H. Cole 180-1 S '63
Installing the control computer Is just the
and others. 11 diag R Sci Instr 34:872-6 beginning; putting Little Gypsy on line, il
Ag 'SS controlled systems, il Instruments
Computer Control Engmen10:22-4
Instrument awaitJa '63 rush on new com-
& Control lab Systems
Computer simulates36:85-90
process My operations.
'63 Integrated puters. control I S A J 10:21 of a Fbakery-freezer;
'63 com-
il plan Pet Management 35:212-14 F '63
Computer monitors critical equipment. II Elec 10:lo-19 puter Jlin the 63 kitchen, plan Control Eng
World 159:82 Ap 8 '63 Low cost control computer allows for later
Computer system controls all operations; expansion, il Control Eng 10:101 Ag '63
from processing to warehousing at Kitch- Minneapolis-Honeywell offers new digital
ena of_ Sara Lee. Deerfleld. 111. il diaga computer control system. Chem & Eng N
Plant Eng 17:147-8 Jl '63 41:90-1 Ja 21 '63
Computer system for a wholesale grocer, il Modern synthesi.s of computer control sys-
Engineering 196:450 O 11 '63 tems. J. T. Tou and P. D. Joseph, bibliog
Computer to bake, ship pies, il I S A J 10: diags IEEE Trans Applications & Ind p61-5
30-2 Jl '6:f Multivarlable adaptive computer control bv
Computer to control electric arc furnaces. My '63
Metallurgia 67:270 Je '63 identification feedback. J. Zaborszkv and
Computers for production control; seminar. R. L. Berger. bibliog IEEE Trans Appli-
„ Engineer 214:680 Obut 19growing. '62 cations & Ind
Nature and purpose of computer process con- P27S-S6 S '63
Computers; mature, K. W. Ben-
nett. 11 Iron Age 191:36-7 My 23 '63 New approach trol. E. C. Fox. to project Automation scheduling; 10:48-54the O con-'63
Computers select best controls, il Iron Age
191:64 Ja 31 '63 trol-operation technique. M. Mattozzi and
Continuous testing coming for steel? J. J F. Lipinski. diag Chem Eng 70:135-42 F 18
McCafferty. il Iron Age 191:75 Ap 18 '63 63
Control computers. 11 Instruments & Control New techniques pay off for Polaris fire-con-
Systems 36:100-8 S '63 trol system. J. F. Mason. 11 plan Elec-
Control computers in papermaking; results tronics 36:61-2-1- O 25 '63
begin to show at Potlatch forests. Inc Nippon Kokan controls L-D furnaces with
^Control
^^. '\'^V^- '! Control Enc 10:24-6 Mv '63 computer. 11 Steel 152:23 Ap 8 '63
for chromatographs. K. W. Charlton "■J,''!?,®' open-loop computer control slated.
and S. B. Spracklen. diags Control Eng 10: 11 Chem & Eng N 40:46-1- D 17 '62
93-6 Mr '63 On-line quality control for discrete manu-
Control in perspective. J. H. McRainey. il 1u:11o-1d Mrfacturing G. Satterfleld. 63 il diag Control Eng
Automation 10:60-4 Ag '63 Performance monitor shapes decision about
Controlling a complete hot strip mill. A S future digital computer. J. K. Brian and
Brower. diags Control Eng 10:57-63 O '63 R. V. Cross. 11 Elec World 159:24-6 Ap 29
Controlling cutter load facilitates delicate ma-
chmmg operations. E. A. deVoss. il Mach
69:87-93 Ap '63 Pinpointing the spread of process-control
Controlling oxygen steelmaking. M. W. computers. Chem Eng 70:54 Ag 5 '63
Wyrod. blbliog dlag I S A J 10:61-4 Ja '63 Problems in programming control computers.
Controls, the vital link to produotivitv "W N M.
F 63E. Brooks, diags Automation 10:78-82
Redstreake.
Details of AEP 11 system Iron Age 191:83-90
computer Je 20'dis-
complex '63 Process control computers. J. E Barclay
closed. Elec World 159:32+ Ap 29 '63 ?l5*^, Ja
IZi-y Instruments 63 & Control Systems 36:
Deyeloiiment of ARCH; a hybrid analogue- Programming techniques for on-line computer
digital sysleni of computers for Industrial i)roct;s.s]ng. D. St John.ston. flow diags II
control, a B. Colo and S. L. H. Clarke.
Tl Y?^'^ Radio & Electronic Eng 26:45-58 Pulp plant . ^^ to get 1:456-8
Ind Electronics Je '63
clo.-sed-loop computer con-
Digital computer control list lengthens, mar- Redundancy techniques for 70:90-2
t r o l . 1 diag Chem Eng reliable Jeflight-con-
10 '63
ket matures. Control Eng 10:73-83 S '63
Digital equipment for the antenna pointing t';ol^'''"P"'"^'"s- J- J. Fleck, bibliog il diagsS
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63 Bell System Tech J 42:1223-52 pt 2 63: Ah.stract. Control Eng 9:173-4 N '62
Relating real-time programs to systems hard-
Digital mated with analog for economic gen- D 62 ware G. W. Oerter. bibliog I S A J 9:55-8
63 eration, ildlag Elec World 159:30-1- Ap 29 Report on process computer control. I S A J
Don't measure, compute! W. S. Aiken, dlag 10:47-8 Ja '63
I S A J 10:59-60 Ja '63
Engineeri '*'?''' ."'^''"WP"'^'""' '" industrial process con-
ng developments. 1962; computer
applications 11 Elec Eng 81:944 D '62 i™'- Y l>b ■ C^hlen. diaa Automation 10:
Engineering;. where value becomes a dimen- Sara Lee'.T automatic warehouse, dlag Mod
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Evaluation, of computer Installation. J M Sensors promise to close loop on control of
Tucker. Jr. Tannl 46:.qun 170A-RA R '63 molten metal. W. N. Redstreake. 11 diags
Kxecutlve control routines for process com-
1(1,85-8 Apf .%
^n^fnî 63 Shannon, diags Control Eng Iron Age 191:73-5 Je 27 '63
Small special-purpose analog computers for
Factors to he considered In planning for corn-
Some
computer'^'''"" "■
principles
ro'STon'°9' '''''"°^''-
h '?2circuit from a^'""^central
Faster andrwAs"
sun" 159. 63 ^- ^- '^°"'"-'-
more versatile controlli ng^l'I?l-5 and
machine techniques ^"-for
controllers. Westlnghouso Eng 22:126 proceiui
Jl '62
tools
w'fM*'KiK?i'"'"Mf^>.°- Ai Iêll and P. M.
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digital -iVfi"5l:^?0
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Installation . Steel 152:28-9 Je 17 -53 '^""^'^ F. Slamar. II Automation 10:52-6 Je '63
"?m .'," analyze control program for dis- Time-shared digital process-control system.
'B":ip"29^'63""''^''''^- '"'^«=' ^'"^•"
HowEr'70"nf,
to modify plant Instruments for digital Tinyrs7j9^5irN'^?2'' ""■
Jets replace moving '^-parts '^'^"<'""- -^'"-^
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computer control.^^C. ^H^^^Thurman. plan
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— Coyitinued R. I. Kemp and J. W. Chasteen. il diags
Trends in process control computers. D. L. Electro-Tech 70:128+ N '62
Stevens, fi Electronic Ind 22:K 10-13 Je '63 Computer control systems for reducing
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trolled refinery. Chem & Eng N 40:51-2 D electric arc furnaces. J. A. Brosvic. il diags
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What's ahead in process control. A. E. Lee. 161-3 S '63equipment comparisons (cont). il
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il Chem
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24 '63
best, il Steel Control
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23 '63 and large Computer system tightens cement-kiln con-
computer systems. Control Eng 10:105-7 Je Computers trol, il diagsand Chemprogrammers
Eng 69:62-4 in O 29 hybrid
'62
checkout systems. D. L. Reed, il diags
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time. Control Eng 9:38-1- N '62 Computers in coal mining.
Design J. R. Lucas, il diag Min Cong J 48:52-5
Air computers, il Steel 153:80 S 2 '63 Computers
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Control Eng Wall. 11 Elec World 158:49 N 12 '62
Control of a distillation column for produc-
9:71-86 N '62 (reprints 50c): Correction. 10: ing high-purity overheads and bottoms
14 Ja '63
Applying critical path method. R. L. Martino. streams. J. S. Moczek and others, bibliog
diags Ind & Eng Chem Proc Design 2:288-
diags Control Eng 10:93-8 F '63
CDC 6600 computer's unique features, il Control
96 O '63 traverses and their adjustment. E. D.
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L. M. Lambert and tomorrow's
J. B. Mc-
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Low-cost computer, il Mech, Êng 85:58-9 „..„„, Ja Design of housing-estate distribution sys-
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Matric computor. P. M. Honnell. il diags dale and P. H. Sinclare. flow diag il plans
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Ja '63 digital equipment with semiconduc-
State variable assignment methodcircuits.
for asyn-C. tor networks. T. Cooper and G. McFarland.
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to the design of stochastic generators. A. ing. R. G. Reeves. 11 diag Electro-Tech 71:
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Mach J 10:110-21 Ja '63 Digital computer analysis of closed-loop sys-
Digital computers tems using the number series approach.
R. K. Adams, bibliog flow charts diags
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to '62improve signal response of recorded geo- diags I S A J 10:57-8 Ja '63
Digital computer used for quantitative metal-
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Digital D 6 '62 what thev are. F. B.
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Automation through the on-line process con- Health 7:296-302 S '63
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Eng J 46:33-8 F '63 warehousing at Sara Lee. flow diag 11 diag
Autoplot computer-plotter. J. T. Lalng 11 Food Eng 35:90-3 Jl '63
diags Westinghouse Eng 23:109-11 Jl '63 Digital control in petrochemical processing.
Closed-loop automatic control of water sys- G. L. Farrar. il Oil & Gas J 60:94-8 O 22
tem operations at Dalla.s city water works.
D. A. Brock, diags Am Water Works Assn J
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CALCULATING
Continued machines— Digital computers — Pros and cons of remote computing. D. B.
Breedon and P. A. Zaphyr. il Control Eng
Digital measurements of frequency and time. 10:115-17 Ja '63
G. J. Himler and R. U Chafln. diaKs Quantitative metallography with a digital
Electro- Tech 71:»3-7 My '63 computer; application to a Nb-Sn supercon-
Digital men talk direct control. Cliem Eng ducting wire. G. A. Moore and L.. D,
69:102 Nmetliod
Digital 12 '62 for redundant structural Wyman. bibliog il diag J Res Nat Bur Stand
C7A:127-47 Mr '63
Ratio computer gages hot beams on the fly.
analysis. K. F. O'Coiinell. diags J Aero-
space Sci 2a:1414-20 L> '62 113-t- D 62
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Digital monitors for nuclear olanta. R. A.
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Discussion. 2u:G-7-l- N '62 Eckman and others, bibliog diags I S A J
DigitaJly controlled compressor stations.
F. V. Long, diags Gas 38:116-1- N "62 9:5i-64 N '62 principle
Self-Judgment in scientific data
Don t measure, compute! W. S. Aiken, diag processing. P. A. D. de Maine and R. D.
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Electric machinery design by digital com-
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a computer Control
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l cent Jling '63
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the basic oxygen steelmaking process. E. J. .time.
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Bprrebach. il diags Iron & Steel Eng 39:
Mr 63 D ■62; Westinghouse Eng 23:40-3
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63 Electro-Tech 71:80-4 F; 124-30 Mr Some principles and circuit techniques for
controlling machine tools from a central
General Precision markets compact digital ?iRh^^.1°r"P"^<^r. D. A. Bell & and P. M.
computer.
63 Chem & Eng N 41:66-7 Ap 8 W'll-„ bibliog il diags Radio Electronic
Guidelines set for direct digital control. Eng 2b:95-106
Structural testingAg with '63 hybrid
checkout sys-
Chem & Eng N 41:100 Ap 15 '63 in"oo-
iU:5o-4,*^; Ap E 63 Bradshaw. diags Control Eng
HiKh-reliability computers using duplex re- Telephone
63 switching and the early Bell
dundancy. H. B. Lowrie. bibliog diags Laboratories computers
Electronic Ind 22:116-21-f- As '63 . E. G. Andrews
Incremental computer error analysis. Q. C bibhog il Bell System Tech J 42:341-53 Mr
Turtle, diags IEEE Trans Com & Electron-
ics P492-8 S '63 '^'^®"^')^'"?9' digital process-control system.
Indicator, diag Electronic Ind 22:113 Ja '63
Industrial dynamics, W. C. Schall. il diags Transformer circuits for digital studies. R. B.
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Industrial Shipley & others. Power Apparatus & Sys-
dynamics proves out for one firm;
bprague electric co. il I S A J 9:74-5 S "62 Transientemstp 1U2S-31 F '63
Instructional aid for digital computer logic. temperat
Q. J. Lmgwood and R. H. Grigg. bibliog friction welding of ure distribution during
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Key to faster computers; ten-nanosecond am- Use of a digital computer in selecting a re-
plifier. K. H. Konkle and J. E. Laynor versing liot mill motor rating. M. P. Dan-
il.diag Electronics 35:39-41 D 14 '62
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Ml'itoiy gets field computer. 11 Electronic
Minneapolis- Honeywell offers new digital Electric engineering
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Network coding for reliability. J. Tooley. bib- Ap 'Ison^°^'^''
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63 liog diags Com & Electronics p407-14 Ja
New approach to serial decoding eliminates Applicat ions of digital telemetering
static storage. R. M. Centner and J. R. f^st'-^g i'VôMiofS'i'Tg^- 'd- ^■•^"'^''«'
change metering. P. B. Robinso to inter-
Wilkinson. 11 diags Electronics 35:32-5 Ag n! diaes
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Novel design technique for transistor digital
circuits. R W. Hockenberger. diags Elec-
tronics 35:42-6 Ag 24 "62 Britai n seeks
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Open loop digital hydraulics positions com-
puter memory arm. M. E. Freeman and
Computer
in?2,™4 X^"'-t'?'
aids ' "• ^'"■'°^-
hydro-st eam i' ContrSl Eng
dispatching
keu'Lat?cri°5^f2-5"N '^^^ Hydraulics &
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Optimum pylon positioning
fe'iec^-Aô7irifi:fjl<|^M?l?''.^6r^ "--^^
bv comnutpr ^n'n^"w" 'W.'^^tP.'Pe prestrossing, M. V Miller
now diag 11 Engineering m%S N fs '62
Physics Independent study course with rnm- Computer;
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IbT-9 M?-Ap Is ^^"^""^ Works °nO:Ti4-18. Jr-.and H. O. Gangwer. Eilio "ilS " """e"^-
CALCULATING machines — Klectric engineer- What the user should know about reliability
ins applications — Continued of control computers; abstract. G. C. Hen-
Computer method determines energy require- drie and R. W. Sonnenfeldt. Control Eng
ments accurately. Westineliouse Ens 23:So 10:198-200 My '63
My '63
Computer program Gas engineering applications
mission planning. for
J. L. automatic
Whysongtrans- and Chromatograph and computer team up in
others, diags Power Apparatus & Systems monitoring helium pipeline. M. C. Callahan
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Autoplot computer-plotter. J. T. Lalng. 11
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Computer digests shop terms to work out
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Use of digital computers in process control.
M. A. Davis, bibliog Elec ling 82:610-12 O Analog
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Computer-calculated environments. J. S.
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Ap 25 '63 simulates vehicle suspension sys-
E. F. Thibeault. il Electronics 36:101 F 8 tems. F. Pradko. diags S A E J 71:44-6
•63 Readout systems Computers;
Ap '63 the double role; control and
AJphaniuneric readout tube with latching analysis. J. W. Miller and D. I. Scheraga.
memory, il diag Electro-Tech 72:119-20 O il diag Mod Materials Handhng 18:44-7 S
Computer fixed store using light pulses for Current distribution in a Hall plate. D. Midg-
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Design '63 kinetics simulator. R. J.
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Latest antisubmarine aid; magnetic contour P. Auyang and G. N. Tsilibes. diags
display system. W. W. Anderson, il diags Instruments & Control Systems 36:145-1-
Electronics 36:58-61
Magneto-optical readoutAg from 9 '63 a magnetized Electronic computer program permits opti-
•62
My '63 mized spotting of electric transmission
nonspecular oxide surface. E. J. Super- towers. R. E. Popp and others, diags IEEE
nowicz. bibliog diag J Ap Phys 34:1110-11 Trans Power Apparatus & Systeins p360-4;
Pt 2 spectrum
Ap '63 Discussion. 364-5
Mass digitizer gives high-speed
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Doppler-inertial navi-
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New approach to electroluminescent displays. Transto model
Com & a Electronics
P. F. Evans and others, il Electronics 35: How process flredp heater.
123-30 MyW. '63 J.
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Nonlinear resistors enhance display-panel
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•63
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22 Ap simulation
29 '63 of a missile. R. Gelman.
One-brush encoder. L. Robbins. il diags Instruments & Control Systems 35:134 O
Instruments & Control Systems 36:103-5 F
Mathematics as an educational discipline
Printed-circuit readouts feature modular de- for the engineer. P. L. Taylor, diags Inst
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Solid-state display device. S. Yando. bibliog Predictive applied to lunar land-
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Study of permeability ratios for use in non- Simulating Sizewell reactor transients with
destructive readout of ferrite memory de-
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Pt 2 Ap ^63 onics 21:88-93 My '63
Technique for synchronizing oscilloscope dis- Simulating true dry friction on the analog
Slays. N. S. Nahnian and R. L. Wigington. computer; data file. H. Wane and C. N.
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3-D display system. A. A. Goldberg, diags Simulation finds the one best conveyor lay-
Inst Radio Eng Proc 50:2521 D '62 out. O. R. Hurley, flow diag diags Mod
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Simulation in the communications industry,
For life sciences; do-it-yourself computer. il diags Instruments & Control Systems
T.63 Maguire. U Electronics 36:28-1- Jl 26 35:123-1- N of '62bearing whirl on an electronic-
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63 diags Electronic Eng 35:375-81 Je Simulation of plug-flow systems. S. J. Ball,
Simulation programs bibliog diags Instruments & Control Sys-
Analog analysis using stochastic processes. tems 36:133-1- F '63
Simulator checks autopilot. W. Rush, il diag
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ISO APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY INDEX 1963
CALCULATING
— CoHtmned machines — Simulation programs Mathematics workshop (cont). J. M.
Marchello. diag Pet Management 34:203-4
Simulator sits in for humans in life support o; 239-40 N; 211-12 D '62; 35:215-16 Ja;
tests. B, A. Johnson and others, il dias 219-20 V; 197-8 Ap; 237-8 Je 169-70 Jl;
Control
Some tralUcEngcharacteristics
10:1L'5 Ja '(i3 of communications 193-4 Ag:
Matrix division.215-16 G. O '63
Kostro. Am Soc C E
networlis with automatic alternate routing. Proc 89
J. H. Weber, diags Comni &. Klectronics sion. J. lEM
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89 [EM 5 Jeno '63; Discus-
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Steam S '62 simulation by real-time O '63
Semi-decision procedure for the functional
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Power
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Interpolation
diags Instruments & Control Systems 36:
162 Ag simulation
Systems '63 facility features hybrid Study and teaching
techniques, il Instruments & Control Sys- Yes. what is happening to calculus? R.
Use of temslinearized
36:112-13 Ja nonlinear
'63 regression for Weinstock.of variations
CALCULUS Am J Phys 31:108-12 F '63
sinmlations involving Monte Carlo. J. E. Dual vai-iatioiial statements viewed from
WaLsh. simulation
bibliog Op council
Res ll:22S-35 Mr hy- '63 function space. R. D. Sani. A I Ch B J
Western meeting on
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Method of Courant for minimizing function-
abstracts of papers. Instruments & Control als. T. Butler and A. V. Martin. J Math
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What 36:139-)- ofMy contact
to expect '63 control forms. & Phys 41:291-9
Variational launch D window
'62 study. W. B.
D. M. Willis, diags Control Eng 10:81-3 Miner and R. Silber. AlAA J 1:1125-9 My
F '63
Structural engineering applications CALENDARS
Computer estimates costs, saves time, Creative printers compete in designing
money. M. L. Beutel. il Eng N 170:26-30 F Tileston & Hollirigsworth calendar, il In-
2!> '63
Conference on electronic computation, 3d, Focusedlandorganization
Ptr/Am Ldthogr expedites 160:66 Mr work;'63 Day-
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Am Soc C
Integrated structural E Proc 89 steel (ST 4]:1-G79 Ag '63
design program. F '63
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A. H. Palmer and others, bibliog diags Am Calender crown compensation by precision
Soc C E Proc S9 [PO 1 no 3649J:67-S2 S '63 control. H. E. Kuehn. bibliog il diags
Role of the computer in engineering practice.
M. P. Levy and others, il diag Arch Rec Tappi 46:sup of193A-7A
Compounding low densityJe '63 vinyl foams;
Run 134:158-61 Ag '63 baclcwards. T. R. Kuesel. calendered and post-expanded PVC foam on
"63theEngcomimter
diag N 171:67-84- O 10 '63
fabric. L. 1. Nass. bibliog il Mod Plastics
Short-cut method to concrete support analysis 40:151-24-
Control of tire Mr fabric'63 calendering. G. R. Ger-
by computer. E. Czerniak. il diags Hydro-
carbon Process & Pet Refiner 42:117-22 Ag hard, diags
Hjw to adjust calender Rubber Age 92:89-92
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Simplified formulation of stiffness matrices. Rubber
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CDiscussion,
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Am Soc C E Proc 88 [ST 4 no 32371:81-1(13 apparatus from ion-chamber measurements.
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Absolute calibration 35:1571-5of the O '63National bureau
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'63
Vibrations of steel-lined concrete chimneys. Ammeter current source d-c to
one picoampere. il diag Electronics 36:67
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Study and teaching 5 20 '63 pipe prover; an improved method
Calibrated
for calibrating meters in LACT units. R.
Comi>uter courses help shipbuilders, il En- H. Pfrehm. il diag J Pet Tech 14:1087-90
STlneermg 195:750 My 31 '63
Ford foundation study; computer training for O '62
Calibrating scale gratings electronically. 11
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o9:42-3 Ag 63undergrads. Chem Enjr Prog diag Ind Electronics 1:7 O '62
Hybrid computer teaching aid. G. A. Korn Calibrating vacuum gauges to 10-» torr. J. R.
bibliOK il diags Instruments & Control Roehrig and J. C. Simons, jr. bibliog il
Ag '6
36:97-8 teacher; 3 v-uin.oi diag Instruments & Control Systenxs 36:
Systems turns
Industry teaching engineers 107-11 Ao laboratory
'63
about computers. J. P. Laird. 11 Chem Eng Calibration on wheels. R. Saul.
70:1404- lMy aid
Instructiona 27 '6 3 computer
for (digital
v.- i ■ i^-iK 11 diags Electronic Ind 22:184-9 F '63
logic. Calibration of a.c. voltage at the National
G. J. Lingwood and R. H. Grigg. bibliog bureau of standards. II diags Engineer 216:
il diags Radio & Electronic Eng 25:335-52
An '63 248-50 As 9 of
Calibration '63 calorimeter heat-transfer
1 o^f^n r^•,<.P-
l;2u9-9 63 Cowley, il Ind Electronics
gages. T. Sprinks. AIAA J 1:464 F '63
Traffic control applications Calibration of the electron energy scale for
ionization potential measurements. R. K.
Computer unsnarls traffic in tunnel. L Edie Asundi and M, V. Kurepa. bibliog J Sci
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and others, diags Electronics 35:18-19 N 16 Instr 40:183-6 Ap '63
Tratnc control by computer CalorimetrIc calibration of an Ionization cham-
increa.ses street ber for determination of X-rav total beam
capacity,forecasting
Iralllc il diags Pub Works 94:95-7 Ajr '63 energy. J. S. Pruitl and S. H. Donion. bib-
and assignment
tronic computer. R. A. Ma-sh and by V elec-R
Hog il diags J Res Nat Bur Stand 66A:
CALCULUS diags Engineer 214:1059-61 D 21 '62
Miller, 371-80 Syour
Checked '62 gage blocks lately? H. East-
Differential calculus In nonlinear man. II Am Maclt/Metalworking Manuf 107:
program- 56-8 Mr 4 '03
ming^ D. J. Wilde, bibliog Op Rea 10:?64-73 Closed-coupler reciprocity calibration of probe
Fundanionlal Importance of the Hravlslde niicroplioiK-s. E. A.splnall. bibliog diags
operational calcu us. W. P Wll.son and Radio & Electronic Eng 25:33-7 Ja '63
Dvm calibration. D. L. Lusk. 11 Instruments
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Geology
CALIBRATION — Continued Hydroelectric plants
Direct meltine-point calibration of a hiph- Iron mines and mining
temperature X-ray camera. J. D. Williin- liTigation
son and L. D. Calvert bibliog diag R Sci
Mines
Petroleum and mineral resources
Instr 34:545-50
Empirical My '63
determination of thermocouple
characteristics. R. P. Benedict and H. F. Petroleum industry and trade
Ashby. bibiiog A S M E Trans ser A 85: Petroleum laws and regulations
Petroleum
Public worka products pipe lines
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Extremely Ja '63stable eaee blocks for precision Roads
measurement: abstract. C. O. Smith. Metal Water supply
Pros 83:1504-
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for thermocouple calibrations to Waterways
2,2U0°C. D. B. Thomas, bibiiog diags J Res CALIFORNIA university
Nat load Bur Stand 66C:255-60 Inorganic materials research division at
High calibration; N.P.L..Jl '62 install Avery Berkeley. J. A. Pask. Am Cer Soc Bui 42:
600 tonf pressure balance, il Metailurgia 68:
45-6 load Jl '63pressure balance at the NPL. New 146 frontier
Mr '63 of higher education. D. Canty,
High 11 il plans Arch Forum 118:96-103 Mr '63
Engineering
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How 3you can analyze costs of calibration- New sealant forms tight joints. 11 Materials
maintenance program. V. B. Diehl. I S A J
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D '62 m Design
CALLITROPSIS Eng 67:106 Ap '63
Length bibiiog I S A J 10:75 Ap
v-Eudesmol from callitropsis araucarioides.
Met for cal a sta volt box. R. B. Bates and E. K. Hendrickson. Chera
B.hodLi. Dunfee. ibil ratdiags J ResndaNat rd Bur Stand & Ind p 1769-60 O 6 '62
67C:1-13for Jacalibration '63 i ng of laser energy output. CALORIMETERS and calorimetry
Method Application of difterential thermal calo-
A. L. Glick. 11 diag Inst Radio Eng Proc rimetry to measurements of stored- energy
50:1835 standards As '62 release in metals. J. L,. White and K.
Mobile laboratory. R. Friedman. Koyama. bibiiog diags R Sci Instr 34:1104-
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NBS length calibrations. Res/DeveloD 14:15 gages. T. uses Sprinks. AIAA J scan
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NBS length calibrations. Wire & Wire Prod 11 Chem & Eng N 41:67 F of11 '63
38:681-1- Calorimetric calibration an ionization
Navy slatesMy calibrateability
'63 requirements for chamber for determination of X-ray total
?round support test equipment. S A E J beam energy. J. s. Pruitt and S. R.
1:100-2 F '63 Domen. bibiiog 11 diags J Res Nat Bur
New calibration techniques in power tool
manufacturing, il Ind Quality Control 19: Stand 66A:371-80
Calorimetric S '62
determination of half-cell en-
New 38-9 precision
N '62 measurement center; Federal tropy changes. J. M. Sherley. diags Elec-
products corp. il Automotive Ind 127:99- trochem
Determination Soc J of 110:213-21 chemical Mr kinetics
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calorimetry. W. C. Cohen and J. L. Spencer, by
100 D 15
Picked '62
particles preferred. D. R. Walker,
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Differential scanning Eng Prog 58:40-1
calorimetry.D '62 Engineer-
diags load
Press S A calibration
B J 71:82-4 O '63 performance
improves
of progressive dies. L. W. Collins, jr. 11 ing 196:254 Ag 23 '63
Heat capacity of iron at 800° to 1420°C W.
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Realistic evaluationAn '63 of the precision and A. Dench and O. Kubaschewskl. bibiiog Iron
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Selective High detectivity microcalorimeters. I. Cha-
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Some investigations relating to the calibra-
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Isochronal F '63 microcalorimeter R A.
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Arndt and F. E. Fujita. bibiiog diags R'Sci
Standardising machine of 500 tons force Instr 34:868-72
Liquid-gas film calorimeter Ag '63 for defonnation
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Standards for calibrating photographic ex- Sci Instr 34:639-43 Je '63
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enthalpy changes in gas mixtures under
Ap '63 pressure. A. C. Jenkins and O. E. Ber-
Sweep generator calibration by saturable waldt bibiiog diags Ind & Eng Chem Proc
reactor. H. H. Harris, jr. diag Electro-
Tech 71:122-1- Je '63 Design 2:193-6 Jl '63
Thermal and electrical properties of thin- Measuring laser output with rat's nest cal-
orimeter. R. M. Baker, il diag Electronics
fllm resistance gages used for heat trans- 36:36-8 F 1 '63 provides a unique method of
fer measurement. L.. Bogdan. bibiiog AIAA New instrument
J 1:2172-3 S '63 chemical analysis; Perkin-Elmer DSC-1
250.000-pound calibration facility. A. C. Ruge. analyzer, il Plastics World 21:12-13 Je '63
il Instruments & Control Systems 36:91-2 Optical calorimeter for laser energy meas-
F '63 urements. J. A. Calviello. IEEE Proc 51:
Vacutmi gauge calibration to 5 x 10' torr. 611-12
Sensitivity Ap '63
analysis for the calorimetric
V. E. Hoffman. 11 diag Res/Develop 14: probe J. Grey, diags R Sci Instr 34:857-9
62-5 Ap '63
Wavelength calibrations in the far infrared Simple
Ag '63 calorimeter to measure energy ab-
(30 to 1000 microns). K. Narahari Rao and sorption from high radiation fields in
others, bibiiog J Res Nat Bur Stand 67A: nuclear reactors. J. S. Heath, diag J Sci
351-8 Jl 63 Instr 40:261-2 My '63
When to change calibration intei-vals. J. R. Simple ice calorimeter. R. E. Vailed, bibiiog
Van de Houten. I S A J 10:75-6 Jl '63
CALIFORNIA Zmc.diagsoxide R Scias Instr 33:856-8 substance
a standard Ag '62 in the
See also solution calorimetry of Portland cement.
. Gas. Natural Mountains — California, Supply to E. S. Newman, bibiiog J Res Nat Bur Stand
San Gabriel 66A:381-8
See also S '62
aUo
subjects, e.g. subdivision California under special Bubble point
Architecture Reflectometers
Architecture, Domestic CALUMETITE
Atomic power plants Anthonyite and calumetite. two new minerals
Bridges Jfo™ the diags MichiganAm copper district.48:614-19
S. A.
Building laws and regulations Williams,
Mv 63 Mineralogist
Canals
Cement industry and trade CAMBRIDGE university, England
Electric lines Cambridge auditorium to have sculptural
Electricity supply
Oas, Natural ?J^.2®U ^^^^ MitcheU Hall. U Prog Arch
CAMBRIDGE university, England — Continued New products. Published in monthly numbers
New buildins abroad: Britain. 11 plan diat; of Modem photography
Arch Cambrid;;e
Forum llS:lul-5 Je '63 1964 u.sed camera buying guide. N. M. Gross-
Where men Ket to. EnsineerlnK man, comp. buying il Mod guide. Phot 27:66-98 D '63
195:r,,S7 M.v 17 ■(13 1963 camera N. M. Grossman,
CAMDEN.•63 New Jersey comp. future il Mod at Phot 26:74-106 D '62 center.
Photo Manned spacecraft
P/A
Point,tenth for annual Department designof awards;
planning Cooper's
and re- Ind Phot
Pinhole camera12:504- speedsJe fuel '63 sample tests. W.
newal, il plans diags Prog Arch 44:98-9 Ja
'63 N. Peck, offers
Polaroid diag camera,Nucleonics holder 2U:74 conversions
O '62
Rapid transit
to improve color performance. J. Wolbarst.
Subway solves transit dispute; from Philadel-
phia to Kirkwood. N.J. Eng N 170:43 F 21 il Mod Phot 27:144- N '63
'63 Polaroid's Japanese-made cameras. J. Wol-
CAMERA shutters barst. il Mod Phot 27:30-f- D '63
Electrical capacitors; Polaroid new automatic Polaroid's new pack camera! J. Wolbarst.
camera, il diags Product Eng 34:62-3 Ag 5 il diags approach
Precision Mod Phot to 27:84-54- camera design,O '63 il Mod
Electromechanical shutter for ultraviolet Plastics 41:138-41
Rangeflnder cameras, O '63 real sharpness. W.
time-lapse photomicrography. G. G. Vurek Benser. il pro Mod hints Phot and 27:58-614- My Meyers
'63
and J. M. Conlon. il dias R Sci Instr 34: Rangeflnder tips. E.
583-4 My shutter
Electronic '63 reacts to light from flash. and D. Miller, il Mod Phot 27:72-3 My '63
Research applications for fiber-optics camera,
diags opening
Fast Control photographic
Eng 10:101-1- shutter,
O '63 il diag diag Electro-Tech
Rotating mirror cajnera 70:13 Dsynchronizing
'62 unit.
Engineering 194:737 D 7 '62 R. L. Schellenbaum. diag R Sci Instr 33:
New fast-opening, large-aperture shutter for 1112-13 O '62 of the bifocal single-lens re-
high-speed
D. H. Tsai. photography. bibliog il dlag E. JC. Res
Cassidy and
Nat Eur Sad dilemma
flex user and what to do about it. J. Wol-
Stand 67C:65-8 Ja '63; Same. SMPTE J Satellite barst. camera. Jlod Phot J.27:424- N: 344-
F. Petree. D '63 Eng
il Mech
72:531-3 Jl '63
Photographic paradox: simplicity can in-
vite complexity; automated meter-linked Simple
85:59 Ag method '63 for simultaneous projection
shutter. M. J. Langford. Ind Phot 12:12-1- of a schlieren image on a viewing screen
O '63 and into a camera C. Nebbeling. diags
Photographic shutter obtains quick opening Roy lens Aeronautical
with surge current. P. Lathrop. il diag Ind Single '63
reflex. H.Soc Keppler.
J 67:454PublishedJl '63 in
Phot crumples
12:G-(- Ag foil'63 to open camera shutter monthly numbers of Modern photography
Pulse Single lens reflex cameras compared. D. L.
in 45 mu sec. il diag Machine Design 35:155 Miller, lens il diags
Ja of17 '63 Single reflex Mod Phot how
flnders 27:60-7
sharp?? S '63how
Use electro-opticaJ shutters to stabilize bright? how good??? B. Sherman, diags
ruby laser operation. F. R. Marshall and
D. L. Roberts, diag Inst Radio Eng Proc Mod Phot
Spring checkup 27:52-54-time Ap '63applies to your
50:2108 O '62 Polaroid Land camera too. J. Wolbarst.
CAMERAS 1163 Mod Phot
Are Rangeflnder viewfinders accurate? B. Standards, the 27:284- building My blocks
'63 for cameras,
Sherman, diags Mod Phot 27:70-1-1- My '63 equipment and photographic apparatus. J.
Aren't rangeflnder L. Quigley. il Mag of Stand 34:142-3 My
E. Meyers and H. cameras
Keppler. 11 really
Mod sharper?
Phot 27: 300 new still and rnovie cameras and how
68-9-1- S '63 they compare. D. L. Miller and M. A.
Artronic shutter and the auto focusing canon,
B. Sherman. 11 diags Matzkin. comp. il Mod Phot 27:99-128 D
Astronaut. Robot orbitModthePhotearth; 27:60-1camera
Jl 'GJ
made the Carpenter flight an International 229 new cameras and how they compare. D.
effort. II inInd Rangeflnder
Phot 11:54 Ncameras. '62 L. Miller, comp. il Mod Phot 26:107-29 D '62
Bargains D. L. Ultra-high speed image dissecting camera
for photographing strong shock waves. K.
Bargains in 35mm. D. L. Miller, My
Miller, il Mod Phot 27:62-3-f il Mod '63 Phot B. Earnshaw and C. M. Benedict, il diag
26:130-14-spotsD Pipe
Camera '62 corrosion from Inside. F. J Res Nat Bur Stand 660:297-311 O '62
Ultra-sound image camera. C. N. Smyth and
H. Love, il Pet Management 34:2504- D '62 others, bibliog il diags Inst E E Proc 110:
Cameras. M. J. Langford. Ind Phot 12:64- 16-28 Ja '63
My '63 and
Cameras techniques for shock waves Vertical and horizontal; how Beattie Por-
and explosions. B. E. Drimmer. bibliog 11 tronic can make horizontal or vertical for-
„diacs SMl'TK mats. E. Merrick, il Ind Phot 12:122 Mr '63
Ciuiieras on the J moon. 72:541-7 P. Jl Lathrop.
'63 Ind Well traveled camera, il Mod Phot 27:52-1-
Phot 12:84- Je '63 My; 384- Je; 444- Jl; 264- Ag; 244- S; 111
Can you really tell the difference? E. Meyers. O: 184- N: 404- D '63
il Mod Phot 27:66-7 N '63 What you need to make Polaroid color pic-
Eastman Kodak's new Brownie Auto 27. il tures with model J33. J66. 80. SOA. 80B
diags Product Eng 34:91 O 14 '63 cameras. J. Wolbarst. il Mod Phot 27:34-6
Electronic heat-camera in medical research.
K. L. Williams and others, bibliog il diags WithAp '63Polaroid color flim coming, get ac-
Radio & Electronic Entr 25:211-50 Mr '63 quainted with the Graphic Polaroid baclc
Flight recorder camera. M. Digioia. il Ind
Phot 12:88-9 F '63 J. SeeWolbarst. 11 Mod Phot 26:604- N '62
Get rid of your old Polaroid camera because Lenses. also Photographic
color is coming? no. J. Wolbarst. Mod Phot Moving picture cameras
27:92 F '63 Control
How Bescler Topcon put the meter in the
\!i"'l'°U^^- Electronically-controlled cameras watch Cuba.
Mod Phot J^'^'i^ 27:109-10*""O H.'63 Keppler. 11 diags J. F. Mason. IIsystem Electronics 35:20-1 cameras.
N 30 '62
How far have we gone? lesser known but Synchronization for ballistic
fa.scinatlng cameras of yesteryear (cont). diag Space/ Aeronautics 39:132-3 Ap '63
II Mod Phot 27:40 Ag; 4S4- O; 1004- N '63
Inexpensive 50 000 pictures per second fram- Manufacture'
ing camera. J. Wadsworth and F. E. Dlal.\ are produced photographically. 11 Tool
fetokes. I] diags R Scl Instr 34:247-9 Mr '63 & Manuf Eng 50:82 Mr '63
Jumplng-fllm camera for meteor photog- How far has automation progressed In
raphv. 1. Halliday and A. A. Grimn. II J Scl camei;a and lens making? B. Sherman.
Instr 40:lS7-8 Ap '63 Mod Phot 27:484- N '63
Lanston monotype co. Introduces Vertleon Ingenlpus assembly for camera formed bv
modlfled four-slide. H. Chase. II diags Mach
??n!oT'il?",-^'''"®'""- " I"li"d Ptr/Am Llthogr Dy:116-19 Ag 63
Large camera. A. Felnlnger. Published In Preview of productivity manufacturing for
monthly numbers of Modern photography the movies; Bell & Howell. T. W. Black II
Modern tests Published In monthly numbers Tool A- Manuf Eng 60: 122-8 .\p '63
of Modern photography
New carnems change scientific theory Into "^■^'P,',?
Mill &„P'iiy^ Factory retires 73:58-9 production
Jl '63 problem. II
CAMERAS, ture cameras Moving picture. See Moving pic-
183
CAMERAS, Terevlslon. See Television cameras CANADA, William Richards
CAMERAS, X ray. See X ray cameras Memorial. E. L. Canada, por Geol Soc Bui
CAMOUFLAGE 74:sup 133-4 Ag '63
Use of phototroplc camouflage colorants in CANADASee also e.g.
subdivision Cajiada under special
combat clothing to protect against nuclear subjects,
flash radiation. L. Weissbein. bibliog dlag Agriculture
Textile Res J 32:998-1008 D '62 Air pollution
CAMPHANE Aluminum industry and trade
Nuclear magnetic resonance spectra and Atomic power plants
stereochemistry of substituted bornanes. Chemical industries
T. J. Flautt and "W. F. Erman. bibliog Coal
Am Chem Soc J 85:3212-18 O 20 '63 Coal trade
CAMPHENE Drug trade
Nature of camphene racemization. W. R. Electric lines
Vaughan and others, bibliog dlag Am Chem Electric utilities
Electricity supply
Soc
Rates J 85:2282-9
of ethanolysis Ag 5 "63
of camphene hydro- Electronics industry
chloride and related alpha methyl substi- Engineering education
tuted l-chloro-l-methylcyclopentanes; the Fertilizer industry
question of a non-classical camphenylyl ca- Gas. Natural
tion. H. C. Brown and F. J. Chloupek. bib- Gas, industry
Gas Natural — Pipe lines
liog Am Chem Soc J of 85:2322-4 Ag 5 cam-
'63 Geology
Respiratory hazards chlorinated Iron mines and mining
phene. S. Warraki. il Archives Environ- Metal trade
mental Health 7:253-6 Ag '63 Mineral industries
CAMPHOR Mines and mineral resources
See also Mining law
Nitrocamphor Moving picture industry
CAMPING Niobium mines and mining
Automakers pull sales from mobile travel. Paint industry and trade
H. F. Jones, il Iron Age 192:49 N 7 '63 Paper and pulp mills
CAMPS Paper board industry
Epidemiology of summer camp accidents. Patent laws and regulations
R. J. Meyer and others, bibliog Archives Petroleum industry and trade
Environmental Health 7:325-30 S '63 Petroleum laws and regulations
See also Petroleum pipe lines
Military training camps Petroleum products pipe lines
CAMS Plastics industries
Potash mines and mining
Cam and link system produces varymg rota- Railroads
'63 tion rate. L. Kasper. dlags Mach 69:132-3 Roads
Je '63 numerical control via cam compensa- Scientific research
Closer Soap industry and trade
tor. J. W. Wilson, il diag Mach 69:114-15 Mr Space research
Factors in the life of cams and tappets. En- Steel industry and trade
Steel works
Intermittent gineering 195:69 Ja motion
rotary 18 '63 from a uniform Sulfur industry and trade
Tungsten mines and mining
reciprocating drive. L. Kasper. diags Mach Uranium mines and mining
69:118 F '63 milling machine produces disc-
Lees-Bradner
and face-type cams to nine in. in diameter, Foreign relations
il Am Mach/Metalworking Mantif 107:81 Je United States
24 '63 closed-track cam drives glue-transfer See also joint commission (United States
International
Single and Canada)
mechanism. P. W. Jensen, diags Mach 69:
119 F '63
Solenoid-operated escapement provides posi- Geological survey
tive control for difficult products in push- Geophysics division of the geological survey
button vending machine, il diags Product of Canada. '6L. 3 W. Morley. bibliog maps
Eng pares
Unit 34:113 cam Je 10cutting'63 time 50 per cent, il diags Can Min & Met Bui 56:358-65 My '63
Steel 152:155 My 13 '63 Industries and resources
'63 Design International standards vital to trade. C. A.
Cycloldal vs modified trapezoidal cams. D. C. Pollock. and
Research Mag development
of Stand 34:282-3objectives.S '63A. B.
Allals. diags Machine Design 35:92-6 Ja 31 Hunt, bibliog il Eng J 45:53-6 N '62; Dis-
Preventing cam-follower separation: method Three viewscussion.on46:60-t- industrial
Mr '63 expansion, il Can
of determining minimum preset of the fol- Chem Process 46:45-9 O '62
lower spring; data sheet. J. R. Baum- Mines and technical surveys.
farten. diags Machine Design 34:179-80 N Department of
2 '62
Use of algebraic polynomials in design of Geophysics in the Department of mines and
cams. S. Molian. diags Engineer 215:352-4 technical surveys. W. E. van Steenburgh.
F 22 '63 Manufacture bibliog Can Min & Met Bui 56:355-7 My
Cam'63 generator programmed from engineer- National film board
ing drawings, il Mach 69:148-1- Je 63 National film board of Canada. 11 plan Ind
Cutting cams as they are used, il dia.g Am
Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:47-9 Ap 29 Phot 12:22-724-
CANADIAN instituteMy of '63mining and metallurgy
Job spot plated in day vs. two weeks con- Annual conference of metallurgists. 2d. Que-
ventionaJIy; Warner & Swasey co. il Steel bec. Sept. 3-6; with program and abstracts
of papers. Can Min & Met Bui 56:503, 570-8,
151:44 O 1 '62
Tables, calculations, etc. 753-S Jl.
Annual O '63 meeting. Edmonton. April 1-3;
general
program and abstracts of papers. Can Min
Equations and layout method to balance
frooved cams. R. F. Keen, diags Product & Met Bui
Annual general56:17-39. 147-57 F65th.
meeting. '63 Edmonton.
;ng 34:64-9 An 1 '63 April 1-3. Can Min & Met Bui 56:417-25
Preventing cam-follower separation: method
of determining minimum preset of the fol- Annual meeting. 65th. Edmonton. Alberta:
lower spring: data sheet. J. R. Baumgarten. with
Je '63 abstracts of papers. Pit & Quarry 56:
dlags Machine Design 34:179-80 N 22 '62 113-15 Ag '63
Testing Annual western meeting. Vancouver. Oct.
Metrology for ground cams and shapes. C. J. 15-17. Can Min & Met Bui 55:753-5 N '62
Balance sheet, and statement of revenue and
Green. 11 diags Mach 69:83-93-1- F '63 expenditure, Dec. 31st 1962. Can Min &
CAMSHAFTS
Crank and cam reclamation, il Diesel Equip Met Bui directory.
1962-1963 56:184-5 MrCan'63 Min & Met Bui 55:
Sunt 41:28-30
Special problemsJl solved '63 in designing Corvair- 875-950 Dcouncil.
'62
Spyder camshaft. J. Pechenik. il diag 1963-1964 Can Min & Met BtU 56:76
S A E J 71:82-3 Ap '63 F '63
CANADIAN institute of minins and metalluray End of Krebiozen? Sci toAm cancer.
209:54-6L. Wade,
O '63
■— Continued Environment In relation
Offlcers and council. 1962-63. il Caji Mln & bibliog Archives Environmental Health 7:
Met Bui 56:426-8 Je '63 172-8 Ag '63
Offlcers and council. 1963-64. Can Min & Met Epidemiological consequences of an arsenic-
Bui 56:667-9. 670-3 J1-Ak '63 lung cancer theory. K. W. Buechley. bibliog
OrKanizatlon; 1963-1964; committees, tech-
nical divisions, offlcers and council. Can Epidemiology of lip.53:1229-32
Am J Pub Health oral, and Ag pharyngeal
'63
Mln &of Met Bui for 56:563-9 Jl '63ended Dec. 31, cancers, and the association with selected
Report council the year systemic diseases. A. Z. Keller, bibliog Am
1962. map Can Min & Met Bui 56:175-83 J Pub Health 53:1214-28 Ag activity '63
Mr '63 Evaluation of carcinogenic of food
Report on branch activity In education for additives and contaminants. K. Truhaut.
the mineral industry. 1962-1963. Can Min bibliog Archives Environmental Health
& Met Bui 66:398-400 My '63 7:351-8 S '63 studies in metal carcinogenesis.
Experimental
Metallurgy division W. C. Hueper and W. W. Payne. 11
Meeting. 1st. Hamilton. Sept. 4-7. Can Min Archives Environmental Health 5:445-62
& Met Bui 55:679-81 O 6i: J Metals 14: bibliog(p459-62) Ntritiated '62
842 N '62 Generally-labelled carcinogenic poly-
Petroleum and natural gas division cyclic aromatic hydrocarbons at high
specific activity. D. G. Crowter and others.
Oil and gas industry and the Institute. G. Chem smokers
& Ind plow1622-3 S 8 '62and the urban
W. Govier. Can Min & Met Bui 56:352-4 Heavy mortality
My '63 factor in lung cancer mortality. J. Cohen
CANADIAN manufacturers of chemical spe- and R. K. Heimann. bibliog Ind Med 32:
cialties association 415-25 O '63 in industrial health studies; the
Annual meeiiiif,'. 5th. Montreal, Nov. 5-7; Methodology
with abstracts of papers. Soap & Chem demographic approach. T. F. Mancuso and
Spec 38:95-84- D '62 E, J. Coulter. Archives Environmental
Annual meetinK. Toronto. Oct. 20-23; with Health bis(l-aziridinyl)£/itophosphlnyl
6:515-24 bibliog(p523-4) Ap '63 car-
prosrani. Soap & Chem Spec 39:85-6 O '63 Methyl bamate. T. J. Bardos and others, bibliog
CANADIAN national railways
lixperiraent in operational planning. J. W. Chem & thyroid;
Nodular Ind p 1464 incidence Ag 31 and '63 treatment.
Johnson and others, map diags Kng J 46: J. W. Welch and others, bibliog Ind Med
35-9 Ao '63 32:376-80 S '63
CANADIAN nuclear association Observations on skin cancer among refinery
Aimual conference, Montreal. May 27-29; pre- workers. L. Wade, bibliog Archives En-
view. Can Chem Process 47:57-8 My '63 vironmental Health 6:730-5 Je Drug
'63
CANADIAN pulp and paper association Oncovine. antineoplastic agent. & Cos-
TAPPI-CPPA engineerinK conference. 17th. meUc Ind 93:231-2
Perfusion loss computer for use in cancer Ag '63
Montreal. Oct. 15-18; text of papers. Tappi treatment. D. O. Akhurst and F. W. Lewis,
46:sup 154A-95A My 63 diags Instruments & Control Systems 36:
CANADIAN RIVER
Canadian Kiver project moves ahead; San- 148-51 Jl '63
ford dam, Texas, ii map Pub Works 94: Polyoxyethylene(8) -stearate; carcinogenic
studies. W. C. Hueper and W. W. Payne,
111-12 Ap '63 bibliog il Archives Environmental Health
CANAL lining 6:484-94 Apeffects '63 on man; somatic effects.
Compacted loessial-soil canal linings. C. W. Radiation
JoneiB and C. A. Uowitz. diaR Am Soc C E L. D.63 Hamilton, bibliog Nucleonics 21:48-53
Mr
Proc 88 [IR 4 no 3354J:l-22 D '62 Response of the lung to carcinogens. M.
CANALS
Chicago presents its case; division of Lake Kuschner. Archives Environmental Health
Michigan water into Sanitary-ship canal 6:118-19: Discussion. 119-21 Ja '63
is before Supreme court. 11 ling N 171:58-60 feite distribution of cancer deaths in husband-
wife and sibling pairs: abstract. W. Y.
Ag 8 '63 Chen 63and others. Am J Pub Health 53:796
My
Nebraska
the earthSand Hills don't
dambuilder. offerEngmuch
11 diag for
N 169: Some observations on the epidemiology of
46-7 N 8 '62 br«ist cancer among males. D. Schotten-
Seepage meters in seepage and recharge stud-
ies. H. Bouwer and R. C. Rice, il dlags o3:8UU-7 Je 63
«'or„?•'i^,°"^.<^'^• bibliog Am J Pub Health
Arn
Mr 63 Soc C E Proc 89 IIR 1 no 34481:17-42 Diagnosis
Two loaders belt out the dirt; modernization Early detection of cancer among low-income
Job on Chesapeake and Delaware canal. groups. H. H. Whltted. bibliog Archives
11 Hce
Eng also
N 171:50-1- Jl 4 '63 Environmental
CANCER research Health 6:280-5 F '63
Erie Canal Aiialogs of eocarcinogen being synthesized.
Locks
Panama (hydraulic
canal englneerlngj
Waterways §■
Eng '^^K,'''?^r'9i'\""''"
N 41:62-1- O 14 '^"^'63 others, diag Chem &
Wei land ship canal Carclnogrenicity evaluation of potassium
arsenite and arsanilic acid. R. K. Bout-
Costs 381-5 S 63
yôf'i S'WP^ " •J -'^"■i & Food Chem U:
San Luis canal costs $1 million a mile; unit Genetic transformations with DNA. E.
prices. Eng N 170:62-3 My 16 '63
California
Mpdical laser, '^'
Sacramento joins the sea in '63 with 42-ml jY75^m -5'F%. new tool fors'^'-
^==^''^^' cancer
Frankli n Inst
research.
1. Maguire.
CANDY. Frozen Electronics 36:15 Ag 16 '63
Netherlands R.frigorate your candies. J. G. Woodroof.
11 diagNOLFood Eng 35:114-16 S '63
CANNABI
°i?5?M,
North ^P""'"!"*
Sea canal.de«Pe?i
11 Engcanal: Amsterdam's
N 170:37 Ja 31 '63
New/ York (state) ''^J?il'''î?,"°J}
cannabis by gas '^"<ând
origin
paperdeterminations
chromatography.of
^tr.Kj-Sf''
setbwik. T^"-''>'^
Murine *=?;"'^',,
Eng/Logf'^'^"68:76
lift'"?
My suffers
'63 CANNED fish
^S^.XST'',! '-'^"'^' System freight shipments
lS?^64''^T'l3'"'' """"•'• " ""'"« ^"«/
CANCER '^noîHiil,'^^?'^'''*' 'fvesUgatlons of the com-
r,?n« \v °T ™w and proce."!.sed domestic
^'ji",'M CANNED food
Bellls. '^'■auma
Ind Med cannot
32:124produce
Mr "63cancer. C. J.
Cancer chemotherapy heating apparatus F ^n""^ £™^",<:'* J''°^ buleur and wheat.
^-
llog ^r^ftl'-
11 Eloc ■','■,•
Eng"^'"^ W
82:401-7 W.Je Shingleton
'63 blb-
Cancer ep domiology : Implications for control f?Fôod*^^Tê^k^7'!lO°iri?A?''''^r ""'^ "'"'''
•6i ^''**'°"'- ^"^ J P"b Health 63:218-22 F ^'f Y^L°rS ^^cgnv?i?h *'^g'-r°a^!,ê'fVu'l't"''i?,^ê'^°&-
Carcinogenicity and metabolism of 2-naph-
th> lainlne and related compounds. W B Effective removal of ga-i samnl.^'i fmm
?7T3?0-r]Sr^63^- ^^^'^^^^^^-^ F^'^êc^h
?nd"MSd"32:??f.6-'My'' '63^°""'^- '"'"'°« "
^Ttl'-^z'jtî^ contalnerlT'Sl^l i^
CANNED food — Continued Aluminum makes bigger dent In high volume
Iron sulfide blackening in canned protein can markets.
foods; oxidation and reduction mechanisms Aluminum takes 11lidMod Metals
off can goal.19:38+ Mr '63
F. J. Starin.
in relation to sulfur and iron. G. M. Pigott il Iron Age 191:45 Mr 21 '63
and A. M. Dollar, bibliog diags Food Tech Brewers adopt the aluminum lid. 11 Mod
17:481-4 Ap of'63iron sulfide discoloration in
Mechanism Metals predicts
Kaiser 18:61-2 N80 '62 per cent more aluminum
cans of shrimp. M. H. Thompson, bibliog
in cans. Steel
Packaging 153:91 Spackaging
progress; 9 '63 exposition
Food Tech
Relation between 17:665-71 My '63 scores and ob-
preference highlights aluminums continuing gains, il
jective and subjective quality measure-
ments of canned corn and pears. L.. A. Mod
What's Metals
brewing 19:60-2+ Je
for aluminum'63 beer cans?
Sather and L. D. Calvin, bibliog Food Tech
F. J. Starin. il Iron Age 192:42 O 24 '63
17:917-20
Simple device Jl '63 for removing gas samples from Manufacture
hermetically sealed containers for gas-solid New aluminum can production facilities on
chromatography. Y. Yonezawa and G. W.
Kurtz, diag Food West fioats
Coast,along
il Light Metalline.AgeH. 21:28 Ag '63
Standardisation of aTech spore17:500
countAp technique.
'63 Strip coating H. Colson.
D. A. Shapton and W. R. Hindes. Chem & il Iron
Tear tab Agetop 191:142-3takes Ftricky 21 '63 tooling. R. H.
IndSeeP230-4al.to F 9 '63 Eshelman. ilbeams.
Iron Age
Canned fish CANTILEVER See 192:51
Beams N and7 '63 girders
Canned meat CANTILEVER bridges. See Bridges. Cantilever
Storage
Role of temperature in retaining quality in CAPACITANCE. See Electric capacitance
canned foods. C. O. Ball and others, il CAPACITORS. See Electric capacitors
diags ASHRAE CAPE CANAVERAL. Florida
Stability of canned J foods 5:93-108+ Je '63 stor-
in long-term Planners ponder Canaveral space boom. 11
age. S. R. Cecil and J. G. Woodroof. bibliog
Arch Forum
CAPILLARIES 118:9 Ap '63
Food Tech
CANNED meat 17:639-46 My '63 Anomalous capillary melting points for sugars
Controlling curing gain of canned and smoked obtained with borosilicate glass capillaries.
ham. and means of extending the storage L. Segal and D. J. Stanonis. Anal Chem
life of frozen frankfurters. Food Tech 16:74
35:1750-1
Effect O '63
oftricalcapillary
SafeO '62heat processing of canned cured meats resistivity ofconstraints
sodium andon potassium.
the elec-
with regard to bacterial spores. H. Rie- J. S. Dugdale and D. Gugan. bibliog J Sci
mann. bibliog Food Tech 17:39-42+ Ja '63 Instrof 40:28-9
Flow liquids Ja in'63horizontal capillary tubes.
CANNERIES
Canning industry in Northern Ireland. J. G. J. F. Bitten and E. G. Fochtman. bibliog
Murray. Chem & Ind p502-5 Mr 30 '63 A I Ch E vibrating
Improved J 9:279-82 capillary
Mr '63 device for pro-
Libby builds in Puerto Rico, diag Food Eng ducing uniform water droplets of 15 to
35:99-100 O '63 500um radius. B. J. Mason and others, il
Equipment diag J Sci Instr 40:247-9 My '63for gas
Can-size flexibility for cooker and cooler lines, New semiemplrical equation fiow
il Food Tech 16:57-8 through capillaries. E. S, Creutz and L. R.
Conveying solids in Owater'62 with bladeless Zumwalt. bibliog J Ap Phys 33:2883-8 S '62
impeller pumps. A. Mackay. il Automation Open
10:68-9 O '63 layer tube support columns for gas "with chromatography.
impregnated thinI.
Hydraulically-operated corer simplifies can- HalaJz and C. HorvAth. bibliog Anal Chem
ning operation. D. Rice, il Food Eng 35: 35:499-505 Ap '63
99-100 Jl beans
Preparing '63 for canning. 11 Automation Rapid-scanning mass spectrometry'; continu-
ous analysis of fractions from capillary gas
10:62 Jl '63
Streamlines syrup processing; automatic, chromatography. J. A. Dorsey and others.
self-cleaning clarifier at Libby. McNeill & bibliog diag Anal Chem 35:511-15 Ap '63
Libby. il Food Eng 35:63-4 Jl '63 Sol-coated capillary adsorption columns for
Use of the shear press in determining gas chromatography. R. D. Schwartz and
fibrousness G.of Werner ra'w andand canned others, bibliog Anal Chem 35:496-9 Ap '63
asparagus. others. green
Food Streaming potential in small capillaries. I. B.
Tech 17:81-6 Ja '63 Oldham and others, bibliog J Colloid Sci
CANNING and preserving 18:328-36 '6An
Aseptic filling; abstracts of papers. Chem & Surface 2 '63
modification of capillary columns for
Ind p760 My 11 '63 use in gas chromatography. A. Zlatkis and
Dark discoloration of canned aU-green as- J. Q. Walker.
CAPILLARITY Anal Chem 35:1359-62 S '63
paragus. H. H. Hernandez and D. C. Vosti.
bibliog II Food Tech 17:95-102 Ja '63 Capillary properties of pulp sheets; abstract.
Firmness of canned apple slices as affected J. Polcin. Paper Ind 44:546-7 D '62
by maturity and steam-blanch tempera- Directing fiuid absorption in fibrous bodies.
ture. R. S. Shallenberger and others, diags D. Satas and K. Egli. il diag Tappi 46:63-4
Food Tech 17:102-4 Ja '63
Use of the shear press In determining JaSee
Brownian'63 alsomovements
fibrousness of raw and canned green as- CAPITAL
paragus. G. Werner and others. Food Tech
17:81-6 Ja '63 Venture capital for small companies. R. D.
CANS Stillman. Chem & Eng N 40:106-7+ O 15
Handling systeim reduces damage to cans. 11 See also
Automation 10:25 My '63 Investments
Metals or composites? packaging forecasts CAPITAL spending. See Industrial expansion
differ. Steel 152:25 Ap 29 '63 CAPITALISM
New contender for can market. K. W. Ben- There goes free enterprise. D. I. Rogers.
net . 1 Iron Age 191:40 My 2 '63 Am Gas Assn Mo 44:22+ N '62
Manufacture CAPITOLS
Campus plan for New Mexico state capitol.
Chromium plated steel for cans; a Japanese
mnovation. H. Uchida and A. Horiguchl. 11 Prog Arch 44:69 My '63
Il Metal Prog 83:113-16 Ja '63 Capitals build around capitols as slates' space
High frequency resistance welding of cans. needs
See also grow, il Eng N 171:26-7+ N 7 '63
W. C. Rudd. il diags Welding J 42:279-84 United States — Capitol
Ap "63 Lighting
Solder squirted into can seams. 11 diags Iron
Age 192:82-3 S 5 '63 Mercury units provide quality lighting for
Toolroom automates heat treating B. Stroth- legislative chamber. South Carolina il Elec
man. 11 diag Automation 9:69-70 O '62 Constr & Maint 62:90-1 Je '03
CANS, Aluminum CAPROLACTAM
Aluminum bubbles over can market; tech- Caprolactam faces uncertain future. Chem
nique for forming cans. F. J. Starin. Iron & Eng N 40:28-9 N 12 '62
Age 191:69 Ja 17 '63 Ultraviolet stability of crossllnked poly-
Aluminum cans setting records. Light Metal caprolactam s>'stems. S D. Brack bibliog
Axe 20:11 F '63 il J Res Nat Bur Stand 66A:489-95 N '62
CAPSICUM spices. See Peppers CARBAMYL compounds
CAPSTAN ■63 Speeiflc inaclivation of chymotrypsin by dl-
Coolins of wire durinff drawing. G. M. Stur- phenylcarbamyl chloride. B. F. Erlanger
feon and V. H. Guy. bibliotr il diass Iron & and W. Cohen, bibliog Am Chem Soc J
leel Inst J 2ul:437-44: Discussion. 44o-S My 85:348-9 F 5 '63
CARBANIONS
C . , , Alkvlations at the v-posltion of aceto-
A
Aerosol particle encapsulation by simultane- acetaldehyde and a-benzylacetoacetaldehyde
Pous condensation and pobTnerlzation. R. C. through their dicarbanions. T. M. Harris
BobbinsS and others. J Colloid Sci 18:483-5 and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85'
U
Je '63 flow L
Pipeline of capsules. G. W. HodEson 3273-G O 20 the
Carbanions: '63 mechanism of rearrangemert
and M. E. Charles. E dlaKs Can J Chem of 2.2.2-triphenylethyllithium and 2.2,3-
EnB 41:43-51 Ap S'63: Discussion. 41:181. triphenylpropylliihium. E. Grovenstein. jr.
and G. Wentworth. bibliog Am Chem Soc J
212 As. How
Pipeline O '63 of capsules; potential industrial , . ,
applications. G. W. Hodgson and L.. H. 85:3305-6
Diene studies: O 20 '63 relative stabilities of some
Bolt, bibliog il map diaBS Eng J 45:25-30 pentadienyl carbanions. R. B. Bates and
D ■G2
Transporting solids by pipe line; capsules others. Am
Effect of structure on Chem Soc the J 85:3031-2 O 5 '63
rate of reaction
and slugs. H. S. Ellis and others, bibliog of carbanions with molecular oxygen. G. A.
diags Ind & Eng Chem 55:29-34 S '63 Russell and others. Am Chem Soc J 84:
CAPSULES, Gelatin 4154-5 N 5 substitution '62
Electrophilic at saturated carbon.
Manufacture D. J. Cram, bibliog Chem & Eng N 41:92-
Research, capsules, and compressed air; 1024- Ag 19 '63 I reprints 75c)
Lederle laboratories. R. L. Moxey. 11 Comp Electrophilic
bon; carbon substitution
as leaving group at saturated
in generationcar-
Air Mag 67:6-10 N '62 of optically active a-sulfonylcarbanions. D.
CAR dumpers J. Cram and A. S. Wingrove. bibliog Am
Rotating wagon tipper; Turntlpper. il Engi- Chem Soc J 85:1100-7 Ap 20 '63
neer 215:634 Aprotary
Swivel-coupler 5 'G3 dump cars purchased Electrophilic•63 substitution at saturated car-
for integral trains, diag Elec World 160:102 bon; stereochemistry of carbanions stabil-
ized by phosphine oxide group. D. J. Cram
O 7 '63handling plant at South African ore and R. D. Partos. bibliog Am Chem Soc J
Wagon
85:1093-6 Ap substitution
Electrophilic 20 '03 at saturated car-
CAR terminal,
liahtlng il Engineer 216:336 Ag 30 '63 bon: stereochemistry of carbanions stabil-
Static'63 inverters for train lighting, il diag ized by sulfoxide group. D. J. Cram and
Engineer 215:1043 Je 7 '63lighting for South S. H. Pine, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:
Transistorised fluorescent
African railways. Engineer 216:607 O 11 1096-100 Ao 20 '63
Intramolecular influence of fleld effects
propagated within thia. sulflnyl and sul-
CAR p a f nd fonyl groups. C. T. Meyers and others,
Blast aincleaning
tin and inipainting
shi
ng
steel cars. G. C. bibliog evidenceAm Chem forSocthe J carbanion 84:4603-4 Dmechan-5 '62
g Kinetic
Moran.blast il scrubs
Shot Ind Finishing freight 39:354-
cars, ilJa Iron'63 Age ism of dehydrohalogenation. T. I. Crowell
192:172 Soven 12 '63bakes paint on railway cars. and others. Am Chem Soc J 85:2521-2 Ag 20
Traveling
C. J. Smith, il Ind Finishing 3D:36-t- S '63 It-electron densities in arj'lmethyl carbanions
CAR retarders by nuclear magnetic re.'sonance spectro-
Improved handling of empty cars, il diag scopy. V. R. Sandel and H. H. Freedman.
Coal Agemar-shalling 6S:120-1 S '63 bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2328-9 Ag 5 '63
Millerhill yard and reslgnalling. Reactionsbanion ofstabilization
phosphorus compounds:
and resulting effectscar-
on
11 Engineer 216:268 Ag 16 "63 P-ylid reactivity. A. J. Speziale and K. W.
CAR wheels Ratts. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2790-5
Manufacture
Foundry converted to production of steel car Spectrophotometric determination
wheels. G. E. Toles. 11 Foundrj' 91:78-9
.S 2n -63
carbon and carboxylic acid for theofmaterial
hydro-
balance data in carbanion oxidations. H.
Ag -63 system for casting steel wheels:
Handling Pobiner and others, bibliog Anal Chem 35:
Illustrations with text. Automation 10:47-50
Jl "63 Testing a- 6S0-2
SulphonylMy '63 carbanions. A. W. Johnson, bib-
liog Chem <<t Ind o 1119-20 Jl 6 '63
Tricyclor2.1.1.0''']he.xane-5-t-butylcarboxamide;
Automatic gage checks railroad car wheels,
il Iron & Steel Eng 40:165-6 O '63 synthesis and carbanion formation. J. Meln-
wald and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J
CARABAO. See Air cushion vehicles S5:1SS0-1 Je 20 '63
CARBAMATES CARBAZOLE
Conversion of a rearrangement.
semicarbazone D. to C.
a Iffland
carba- Effect of temperature and time of heating on
mate: a novel the carbazole reaction of uronic acids and
and T. M. Davles. Am Chem Soc J 85: acid mucopolv.saccharides. B. Radhakrlsh-
2162-3 .11 20 '63 namurthv and G. S. Berenson. bibliog Anal
Determln.ation of residual 4-dimethylamino- Chem 35:1316-18 of Ae diphenylamlnes '63
3.5-xylyl methylcarbamate and 4-(iimethyl- Photo-conversion to car-
amino-3.5-xylenol by use of luteoarseno- Kazoles. and accompanying transient spe-
tungstic acid. R. P. Marquardt and E. N. cies. K. •62 H. Grellmann. Am Chem Soc J
Luce, bibliog J Agri & Food Chem 11:418-22 R5:l<!Si-2 Je 20 "63
S '63 CARBENES
Infrared analysis for residues of isopropyl Carbenes from alkyl halides and organo-
./\r-(3-chlorophenyllcarbamate (CIPC) in llthium compounds; formation of alkylcyclo-
white potatoes. C. E. Fergu.son. jr. and propenes by ring closure of alkenyl sub-
others. J Agrl & Food Chem 11:428-31 stituted carbenoid Intermediates. G. L.
S '63 Closs and L. E. Closs. bibliog Am Chem
Methyl blsd-aziridlnyUfhiophosphlnyl
mate. T. J. Bardos and others, bibliog carba- Soc J 85:99-104 Ja 5 to'63 alkoxycyclopropanes.
Carbenes give route
Chem & Ind p 14G4 Ag 31 '63
Synthesis of JV-methylcarbamatcs via methyl Chemical properties of41-42-3
il Chem <<;• Eng N Ag 5 '63 P. S.
C.i. a dioarbene.
Isocvanate-C* and chromatographic puri- Skell and L. D. Wescott. bibliog Am Chem
fication. J. G. Krishna and others, bibliog
Soc J addition
Double 85:1023 of Ao a 5 carbene
"63 to an acetvlene.
diag J Agrl & Food Chem 10:462-6 N '62
Analysis W. Mahler. Am Chem Soc J 84:4600-1 D 6
Determination of micro amounts of Isopropyl Reactions of some l.l-dibromo-2-alkenyIcvclo-
Ar-(3-chloropheny|lcarhamate (CIPC) In propanes with methyllithium: an Intra-
milk and urine excreted from dairy cows. molernlar addition of a carbene to a double
1... N. Gard and C E. Fergtison, Jr. diag bond. U Skattebol. bibliog Chem & Ind
J Agrl & of Food
Formation Chem
a water-soluble. 11:234-73-rhloroanlllnP-
My '63 p;il6-7 n 29 '62
rontnlnlng sub.^tance In barlmn-trealed CARBIDE cutting tools. See Cutting tools. Car-
plants. .T. R. HMin and T. R. Hopkins. bide
bibliog J Agrl * Food Chem 10:455-8 N '62 CARBIDES
CARBAMOYL compounds Cli>niical synthesis via the high Intensity
Non-homiono rontraroptlve: derivatives of nrf.i'rooess. J. O. IIGlb.>!on
dithio carbamoylhydrazlne. E. T. Bell and bibliog flow sheet Chem and
Eng R.Prog
Weldman.
69:53-6
others. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 91:656 N '62 S '63
CARBIDES — Continued Mixed esters'63 of carbohydrate sulphates. G.
Dieraaker tools a press. C. Emerson, il Am Coleman
2 '63 and others. Chem c& Ind p376 Mr
Mach/Metalworking
Flexible distributor: service Manuf lU7:55-7
operationS grows
30 '63 Modifying effect of diet on daily variations
to six times its orieinal size in four years: of certain liver constituents. D. A. Vaughan
Glen Carbide, il Wire & Wire Prod 38: and R. L. Winders, bibliog J Nutrition 80:
1543+ to
Guide O '63 tooling materials. Steel, 152:sup „ 103-6 Mycarbohydrate
Protein, '63 and fat content of the
diet of the rat as related to growth. B. E.
S36-40treatable,
Heat Ap 22 '63 machinable carbides; steel- Howe and E. W. GilflUan. bibliog J Nutri-
carbide composites. M. Epner and D. Peck- Recent tiondevelopments
79:395-8 Ap '63 in the chemistry of
ner. il Materials in Design Eng 56:114-15
O ■62 carboh^■drates. W. G. Overend. bibliog diags
Low-temperature thermal expansion of the Chem
Structural & carbohydrate
Ind P342-54 Mrchemistry.
2 '63 E. G. V.
group 4a carbides N. H. Krikorian and
others, bibliog Electrochem Soc J 110:587-8 Percival. 2d ed rev by E. Percival. Review,
by M. Stacey. Chem & Ind p669-70 Ap 27
Je '63
Machinable carbide die punches hole in
costs,equipment
il Steel blasts 152:31 carbides
Ja 17 '63 into powder, Water addition to purified diets; effects of
New water andin carbohydrate
cy ratio rats. K. W. on protein
Keane and efficien-
others.
il Steel 153:70-1
Preparation, properties and S 2 '63 structure of the
iron carbonyl carbide FeslCOisC. E. H. bibliog
See also J Nutrition 81:87-90 S '63
Braye and others, bibliog diags Am Chem Oligosaccharides
Polysaccharides
Starch '63
Soc J 84:6433-9
Switch to carbide D 20boosts
'62 die life 100 fold,
il Am Mach/Metalworkina Manuf 107:58 Sugars Analysis
Jl 22 '63
Thermionic properties . of ^some refractory
, ^
metal carbides. J. H. Ingold. biblio? il Fluorometric microdetermination of carbo-
hydrates. J. C. Towne and J. E. Spikner.
diags J Ap Phys 34:2033-9 Jl '63 bibliog Anal Chem 35:211-14 P '63
Thermodynamic properties of VC at high tem- CARBON
peratures. S. Fujishiro and N. A. Gokcen. Acidity dependence of the carbon protonation
bibliog diag Electrochem Soc J 109:835-8 of phloroglucinol and its methyl ethers.
S '62 W. M. Schubert and R. H. Quacchia. bib-
Use of hard metal carbides in ceramic fabri- liog Am Chem hydrogen-deuterium Soc J 85:1278-84 My exchange5 '63
cation. "W. L. Kennicott. il diag Am Cer Base-catalyzed
SocSee Bui at the a-carbon of ethyl cinnamate and
also 42:106-9 Mr '63 certain related compounds. M. P. Zinn and
Boron carbide others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:71-3 Ja 5
Cutting tools. Carbide
Hafnium carbide Ca and olefins give bisethanoallene. P. S.
Iron carbides Skell and L. D. Wescott. il Chem & Eng N
Niobium carbide
Plutonium carbide 41:38-9 Ap 22
Carbon-base fiber '63 reinforced plastics. D. L.
Silicon carbide Schmidt and W. C. Jones, bibliog il Chem
Tantalum carbide
Zirconium carbide Eng Prog
Carbon flima 58:42-50 O '62
for electron microscopy. J.
CARBINOLS Mathews and D. A. Buthala. R Sci Instr
Mechanism of the oxidative cleavage of
phenyl- t-butylcarbinol with chromic acid. Combined
34:593 My oxygen '63 and carbon potentials for
J. J. Cawley and F. H. Westheimer. bib- steel. D. I. Cameron and K. V. Barratt.
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Committee C-5 on carbon Inst J 201:217-21 Mr '63prod-
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Preparation of cyclic cyclopropylcarbinols. ucts organized. Materials Res & Stand 3:
W. G. Dauben and G. H. Berezin. bibliog
Am Chem Soc J 85:468-72 P 20 '63 743-4 S '63
Determination of silicon-carbon and silicon-
Resolution of a triarylcarbinol and stereo- hydrogen bond dissociation energies by
specific substitution reactions. B. L.. Murr. electron impact. W. C. Steele and others,
bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2866-7 S 20 '63 bibliog Am
Determination Chemof the Soc carbon
J 84:4441-5 D 5 and
skeleton '62
Wittig rearrangement of the benzyl ethers of
cyclobutanol and cyclopropylcarbinol. P. T. other structural features of organic com-
Lansburj' and V. A. Pattison. bibliog Am pounds by gas chromatography. M. Eeroza
and R. Sarmiento. bibliog diag Anal Chem
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Effect of bond S '63 energy on reactions of hot
CARBOHYDRATES hydrogen atoms at C-H bonds. R. Wolf-
Application of mass spectrometry to structure gang, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:4586-8
problems; carbohydrates and their deriva- Effective
tives. K. Biemann and others, bibliog 5 '62 W.diffusivities
Drates. from carbon burning
H. Manogue. Chem Eng Prog
Chem & Ind p448-9 Mr 16 '63
Carbohydrate prosthetic group of ovalbumin. Electric
J. R. Clamp and L. Hough. Chem & Ind 58:42
junction D furnace
'62resistances. element employing carbon
R. C. Wheeler, il J
p82-3 Ja 12 '63 Sci Instrscattering 39:575 N at'62small angles by carbon.
Dietarj' carbohydrates and serum cholesterol Electron
in man. M. Shamma'a and U. Al-Khalidi. N. H. Sarkar. bibliog J Ap Phys 34:2379-82
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5 '63 Electrophilic substitution at saturated car-
Dietarytal atherosis
fat and ofcarbohydrate in experimen- Ag '63bon. D. J. Cram and others, bibliog Am
rabbits. J. H. Moore and Chem Soc J 85:1093-118 Ap 20chromic
'63
S. K. Kon. bibliog Chem & Ind p 165-6 Electrophilic substitution; acid
cleavage of carbon-boron bonds. J. C. Ware
Ja 26 '63 and T. G. Traylor. Am Chem Soc J 85:
Digestion of carbohydrates in the small in-
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Estimation '63 total carbon in coal; with
11 Am J Clinical Nutrition 12:220-7 Mr '63 nomograph. D. S. Davis. Ind Chem 38:626-7
Influence of various carbohydrates on the
utilization of low protein rations bv the Expanded
D '62 facilities for carbon research. 11
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Formation 35:sud01A-3A Ae '63
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trition 80:279-90 bibliog(p289-90) Jl '63 tution at saturated carbon in the Beck-
Influences of dietary carbohydrate-fat com- mann and Schmidt reactions. P. T. Lans-
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Carroll, bibliog J Nutrition 79:93-100 Ja '63 FuelSoc cells;
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6 '6J
Ind p 1703-6 S 29 '62 Geometrical isomerism about a carbon -sulfur
Liver and depot lipids in children on normal double bond. J. F. King and T. Durst, bib-
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CARBON — Continued Carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance spectra
NeiRhborins carbon and hydrogen; dienones of olefins and other hydrocarbons. K. A.
from Ari9-3 participation; isolation and Friedei and H. L,. Retcotsky. bibliog Am
beliavior of spiroi2.6)octa-l,4-diene-3-one. Chem Soc ion J 86:13U0-6 My 5 '63 the reaction
K. Baird and S. Wiiislein. bibliog diags Carbonium roaj-rangenients;
of Ci3-labeled
chloride; t-aniyl clilorides with alumi-
Novel Ciieni
Am caiboii-oarbon ijoc J 85:6C7-7S Mr 5 '63 and the
bond scission nmn bimolecuiar
Karabatsos and others. Am Chem Soc J
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Am Chem Continuous analysis of gas chro-
Porous carbon SooKaa J diffusion 85;2165-6 electrodes.
Jl 20 '63 R. R. matographic effluents; application to the
analysis of labeled compounds. F. Cacace
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Preparation Soc Jof lUi:a32-8 Ae '63derivatives of
diixalonieihyl 52 S '63 , .
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Isotopic organic Ap '63 carbon composition of recent
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Radio interference
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New method Pet forGeologists Bui 47:525-8 of
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Rearrangements of benzeneazotribenzoyl- zero charge point of metal electrodes. M.
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D Y. Curtin and M^ L. Poutsma. biblioB Soc J 110:466-7 My '63for the assay of tri-
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Sequential substrate tium—,
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Survey C-H groups proton donors Phase dependence
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Graphite Symposium on "C in agricultural research:
Analysis abstracts of papers. Chem & Ind p 197-8
Automatic analyzer concurrently measures
C.H.N, concentrations, il diag Res/Develop Tracer
P 2 '63studiesreactions with carbon-14; some of the
secondary occurring during the
14:20-1
AutomationMy in'63 carbon and, ,hydrogen ^ deter- catalytic cracking of n-hexadecane over
a silica-alumina catalyst. W. A. Van Hook
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"W. Kuo and others, diags Anal Chem 35: Use of carbon-13-proton coupling constants
1505-9 S '63 of carbon by wet combustion; in the assignment of proton signals in Uie
Determination n.m.r. spectrum of S-methyl thioacetate.
application to explosives and initiators. I. R. L. Middaugh and R. S. Drago. bibliog
Dunstan and J. V. Griffiths. Anal Chem 34: Am Chem Soc J 85:2575-6 S 5 '63
1348-9 S '62 of carbon-hydrogen ratios by See also dating
Radiocarbon
Determination CARBON, Activated
neutron scattering. H. L.. Finston and E.
Yellin. bibliog diags Anal Chem 35:336-40 Activate'! carbon demand heads for new
Mr '63
Determination of carbon in hydrogen peroxide high. Chem & Eng N 41:40-1 Jl 15 '63
by combustion; gas chromatography. F. M. Activated carbon industry. J. J. Schanz, jr.
Nelsen and S. Groennings. bibliog diags and R. H. Parry. 11 Ind & Eng Chem 54:
Anal Chem 35:660-3 My '63 24-8 D '62carbon now in sheet form, il Ma-
Activated
Method determines carbon in dilute solutions;
abstract. C. Van Hall. Chem & Eng N terials in Design Eng 57:93 My '63
Activated carbon treatments for taste and
41:60 Ja 28 '63 odor control. R. Stone, il Pub Works 94:
Microgram amounts of carbon determined in
sodium. T. G. Mungall and otliers. diag 131-3 S '63 of normal paraffins and sulfur
Adsorption
Chem & Ene N 41:53 S 23 '63 compounds on activated carbon R. J.
Rapid combustion
tion of organicmethod for the indetermina-
substances aqueous Grant and others, bibliog A I Ch E J 8:403-
solutions. C. E. Van Hall and others, bib- 6 Jl ■02: Correction. 9:566 Jl '63
Carbon web gives high adsorption; powdered
liog diags Anal Chem 35:315-19 Mr '63 car^n bonded with a nonresinous binder
Simultaneous carbon-hvdrogen-nitrogen de- !.° ^.''^'^ .P' J>ulpwood or other materials
temiination by gas chromatograpliy. C. F.
Nightingale and J. M. Walker, diags Anal il Chem & Eng N 41:50-1 Ap 1 '63
Effect of flow rate on carbon filter per-
Chem 34:1435-7
Simultaneous O '62
determination of carbon and formance. C. A. Rambow^ il diag Am Water
sulfur in organic compounds by gas Works Assn J 65:1037-4^ Ag "es
chromatography. D. R. Beuerman and Granular carbon may be economical for ABS
renioval: abstract. R. S. Jovce and V. A.
C. E. Meloan. Anal Chem 34:1671-2 N '02 Sukenik. Chem & Eng N 40:84 S 17 '62
Simultaneous determination of carbon, hy- How to black out algae: activated carbon
drogen, and nitrogen at the dcclmllligram
level. K. Hozuml and W. J. Klrsien. bibliog help.q lick tastes and odors and lengthens
diags Anal Chem 35:1522-7 S 63 the filter run.s at Wilmington. M. S. Shane.
Simultaneous determination of sulphur and II Water Works Eruf 116:552-3 Jl '63
carbon In mild steel. W. H. Hill, dlajt Removal of syntlietic detergents from laun-
MetaJlurgla 67:103-5 F '63 dry (ind laundromat wastes: abstract W.
Unit gives carbon-hydrocen-nltrogen analy- \Y-- J'''='^n''.'n^^'.i'?'"-,*"'-
Works 94:1964- Mv '63 a"<l E. Barnhart. Pub
sis; Instrument, developed by F & M Scien-
tific. Is based on gas chromatography, il WTiere to apply activated carbon. Water
Chem & Eno N 41:62-3 Ja 28 '63 Works Eng 115:826 O '62
CARBON, Structural
Isotopes ForiiKs and shapes: ceramic, glass, carbon
»*C In agricultural research; symposium. Chem and graphite forms and -shapes. Materials
& 'Ind P682-3 Ap 27 '63 In De-slgn Eng 58:440-1 MId-O '63
"Carbon63 kinetic Isotope effects and the Plessey develops vitreous carbon. 11 Metal-
mechanism of decarbo.xj'latlon of 2.4-dlhv- lurgla 67:208 Ap '63
Properties
droxybenzolc acid. K. R. Lynn and A. N. of materials; carbon, graphite:
Bourns. bIbllOK Chem & Ind p782-S My II Mla-O 63
SS.y®?; .Materials In Design Eng 68:328
■63 189
CARBON arc. See Electric arc Absorption of carbon dioxide by sodium hy-
CARBON black droxide on a sieve plate. I. J. Harris and
Benzothiazyl disulfldes-accelerated vulcajiiza- G. H. Roper. bibUog Can J Chem Eng 41:
uon of carbon black loaded natxiral rubber. 158-61 Ag of '63 carbon dioxide into alkaline
M. Li. Studebaker and L.. G. Nabors. bib- Absorption
solutions in packed towers. G. Astarita.
Uog Rubber
Black structure:Chem a new& Techlook. 36:863-74
W. F. Watson Jl '63 bibliog Ind & Eng Chem Fundamentals
eind A. R. Payne, il Rubber World 148:52- Acclimatization
2:294-7 N '63 to low concentration of
3 My black
Carbon '63 structure in rubber. A. R. carbon dioxide. K. E. Schaefer. bibliog
Payne and W. F. Watson, bibliog Rubber Ind Medremoves
32:11-13carbonJa '63 dioxide in new gas-
Chem & Tech 36:147-55 Ja '63 Acetone
Carbon cleanup technique. Chem Eng 70:86 Jl 8
C. W. black, Sweitzer. the world's invaluable
11 Pet Management soot.
34:
198-9 O '62 Birefringence
rupole moment. gives A. CCh's molecular and
D. Buckingham quad-R.
Compression of carbon black; tool for qual-
ity control. A. I. Medalia. bibliog il Rubber L.. Disch. Chem absorption
& Eng N 41:40-2 Ap 22 '63
Carbon dioxide and desorption
Age 93:580-6black-loaded
Cross-linked Jl '63 polyethylene. P. R. in a packed tower using water and solu-
McClure. U Rubber World become
147:72-5 available.
D '62 tions of sodium carbonate and of tri-
Details of masterbatchine ethanolamine. L. van den Berg, bibliog
li. b\
Jl 63 Greek, diae Ind & Ens Chem 55:13-14 diag Candioxide; J Chem multipurpose
Eng 40:250-3 additive
D '62 for
Carbon
Dispersion, the fourth dimension of carbon effective well stimulation. H. R. Crawford
black. C. W. Sweitzer and P. A. March, and others, bibliog J Pet Tech 15:237-42
il Rubber properties
Dynamic Age 92:251-6 N '62 black-loaded
of carbon Mr '63 Rockies yield an intriguing oil-ring
Colorado
natural rubber vulcanizates. A. R. Payne, accumulation. N. W. Adams, maps diag J
biblioa diaes Rubber Chem & Tech 36:432- Pet Techof 15:927-33 S '63HiS-COs-HaO system;
5U Ap of'63 carbon black dispersion on the Corrosion iron in an
Effect corrosion film properties on pure iron. J. B.
mechanical Sardisco and others, il diags Corrosion
zates. B. B.properties Boonstra of and rubber vulcanl-
A. 1. Medalia.
bibliog 4pls Rubber Chem & Tech 36:115- 19:354-9of COs
Effect O '63on the strength and ductility
42 Ja '63; of type 304 stainless steel at elevated
93:82-8 Mr-Ap Same. 63 Rubber Age 92:892-902; temperatures. W. R. Martin and H. E.
Effect of carbon black on butyl rubber tread- McCoy,of bibliog
wear. W. E. Ford and others, bibliog il Effect carbon 11monoxide Corrosion in19:157-64
causingMynon- '63
Rubber Age elution 92:738-44 chromatography
F '63 uniform gasification of graphite by carbon
Gas solid with dioxide. L. G. Austin and P. L. Walker,
graphitized carbon black. C. G. Pope, bib- jr. bibliog A I Ch E J 9:303-6 My '63
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gaseous carbon Processdi-
Handling" carbon black. K. K. Towers, il ■63
diag Chem Eng
Incorporation Proe 59:84-6
of additives into Jl polyethylene
'63 & Pet Refiner 41:119 D '62
Gas absorption
reaction. G. Astarita with and zero-order chemical
G. Marrucci. Ind
using an in situ polymerization method.
D. W. Marshall and others, bibliog il Ind & Eng Chem Fundamentals 2:4-7 Fof '63car-
& Eng Chem Product Res & Develop 2: Gas-liquid kinetics; tlie absorption
32-3 Mr '63 bon dioxide in diethanolamine. R. J. Nunge
Internal field emission in carbon black- load- and W. N. GiU. bibliog diags A I Ch E J
ed natural rubber vulcanizates. L.. K. H. 9:469-74 Jl sampler
'63
van Beek and B. I. C. F. van Pul. il Rub- High-volume for atmospheric carbon
■63ber Chem & Tech 36:740-6 Jl '63 dioxide. G. J. Fergusson. bibliog diag R Sci
Measuring carbon black structure by com- Instr 34:403-6 stagnation
Hypervelocity Ap '63 point heat transfer
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bibliog U diag Rubber World 148:33-6 Ag Nerem and others, bibliog AlAA J 1:2173-5
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Reinforcement of natural latex rubber by Inert-gas systems; a roundup. E. J. Funk. ]r.
carbon black and ionizing radiation. A. flow diags il diag Chem Eng 70:117-22 O 28
Lamm and G. Lamm. blbUog Rubber Chem
& Tech 35:848-56 O '62 Interphase current mass
flow of transfer for laminar
carbon dioxide and watercon-
Strain dependence of rubber vlscoelastloity; between parallel plates. Y. P. Tang and
the influence of carbon black. P. Mason, '63
D. M. Himmelblau. bibliog flow diag A I
bibliog diag Rubber Chem & Tech 35:918-
26 O '62 Oxidation
Ch E J 9:630-5 of stainless S '63 steel in carbon dioxide/
Structurization in hydrocarbon suspensions of carbon
carbon black in relation to the t)ehavior 900° C. monoxide H. T. Daniel atmospheres at 750°
and others, and
bibliog
of active rubber fillers. B. T. Yampolskil il Iron & Steel Inst J 201:154-60 F '63
and others, bibliog Rubber Chem & Tech Reaction of hardened Portland cement paste
35:877-80 O '62 with carbon dioxide. C. M. Hunt and L. A.
Thin layer chromatography of the mixed Tomes, bibliog diag J Res Nat Bur Stand
neomycin sulfates on carbon plates. T. F. 66A:473-81 N of'62 carboxylic cation exchange
Regeneration
Brodasky. bibliog il Anal Chem 35:343-5 resins with carbon dioxide. R. Kunin and
Mr of
Use '63 lithium alimiinum hydride in the B. Vassiliou. diags Ind & Eng Chem Prod-
study of surface chemistry of carbon black. uct Res & successes
Stimulation Develop 2:1-3 scoredMr by '63CO2. P. F.
D. Rivin. bibUog Rubber Chem & Tech 36: Beeler. 11 Pet Management 35:70-4-1- Ag
729-39
'63 Jl '63 Manufacture Stubborn dolomite yields to acid. CDs. 11 Oil
Cabot sets its sights on new fields; Boston
carbon black producer to broaden its prod- 6 Gas J state
Unsteady 61:28 Sabsorption
30 '63 of carbon dioxide
uct lines, il Chem & Eng N 41:32-7 Ag 19 by sodium hydroxide solutions. T. R. Rehm
and acetone
Use others, toil remove Chem Eng carbonProg 58:52 H.
dioxide. D '62H.
United's Mojave plant In fuU operation. 11 Stotler. flow diag Hydrocarbon Process &
Rubber Age 92:301 N '62 Pet Refiner 42:154-6 O '63
Testing
Analysis
New method determines carbon black oil ab- Controlling furnace atmospheres by Infrared
sorption; abstract. V. A. Sljaka and others. analysis. J. H. Flood, il Metal Prog 82:76-9
Chem & Eng N 41:64-5 S 23 '63
Transportation N '62
Determination of carbon dioxide using a high
frequency oscillator. E. H. Bruins, diags
United Carbon using special hopper cars. 11 Anal Chem 35:934-6 Je '63
Rubber Age 93:609 Jl '63 Evaluation of lactase preparations for use
CARBON compounds in breadmaklng. T. Pomeranz and B. S.
See also Miller, bibliog J Agri & Food Chem 11;
Carbohydrates 19-22 Ja '63
Hydrocarbons
CARBON dioxide Flue Seegas also
— Analysis
Absorption of carbon dioxide by aqueous am- Industrial applications
monia in a packed tower. G. Vassllatos
and others, bibliog diag Can J Chem Eng Big boom in CO3 treatment. W. B. Bleakley.
41:7-11 F '63 2 map Oil & Gas J 60:50-2 D 24 '62
■62
CARBON dioxide — Industrial applications — Cont. Analysis
COi. a new shot in arm for acid, frac jobs. Detennination of carbon monoxide in the
W. B. Bleakley. il Oil & Gas J 60:92-7 O 8 orsat gas-ana!v.sis apparatus witii copper
(I) sulfate-B-naphthol. R. Stewart and D.
Girl wit a cat: COi pro is use to pro-
hduc bro stcaetss A. d Pric il G. Evans.
Determination Analof Chem 35:1315-16
carbon Ag
monoxide '63under
e 8 n ue. e,
Foundry 291:152 0-lb F ze '63 reduced pre-ssures. M. Steinberg and others.
Natural g-as makes hard water soft; under- diag Anal Chem 34:1629-30 N '62
water nres produce carbon dioxide, il Gas
39:103-4 properties
Physical Mr ^^63 of carbonated oils. J. R. Spectra
Welker and D. D. Dunlop. biblioK J Pet Foreign gas broadening of the lines of hy-
drogen chloride and carbon monoxide.
Tech 15:Trans
PipinK for 873-6 Ac '63
underwater fires, il Heatlng- E. K. Plyler and R. J. ThibaiUt. bibliog J
Pipinc 35:113-17 My '63 Res Nat Bur Stand 66A:435-8 S '62
Plant drj'ine and carbonation of concrete Self-broadening of carbon monoxide In the
block; NCMA-PCA cooperative protcrain. 2v and 3v bands. E. K. Plyler and R. J.
H. T. Toennies and J. J. Shideler. diags Thibault. J Res Nat Bur Stand 67A:229-
Am
Some Concrete
aspects Inst J 60:617-33
of the COj process. My J. '63Aston CARBON
31 My monoxide
'63 as fuel
and H. G. Emblem, biblloe Metallurpria 66: CO boiler fueled by refinery waste gas. F. R.
221-3 N '62burners Mendow and E. Durham, il diags Pet Man-
Submarine make CO2 for softening agement 34:194-6 O '62
recarbonation, il Water Works Eng 116: CO waste heat recovery can pay for itself.
1S2-4 Mr '63 K. L. Carter. Hydrocarbon Process & Pet
See also
Electric
inir welding. Arc — Carbon dioxide shield- First CO-flred
Reflner 42:147-8process
S '63 heater oc x ci.
is on ~> stream.
O. J Taccogna and B. A. Wallace, il diag
Fire extinguishers. Carbon dioxide Oil & Gas J 61:88-9 S 30 '63
CARBON oxides
•63 Spectra Photolysis of carbon suboxide. K. D. Bayes
Absorption band.? of carbon dioxide from 5.3 -bibliog Ani Chem Soc J 85:1730-3 Je 20with
'63
to 4.6 microns. A. G. Maki and otliers. Photolysis of carbon suboxide: reaction
biblioc J Kea Nat Bur Stand 67A:2ia-23 My ethylene K D Bayes bibliog Am Chem
Soc J 84:4077-80 N 5 62
CARBON dioxide. Liquid CARBON paper Testing
Back-yard rocket uses cold fuel 11 diag
Machine Design 34:142-3 N 22 '62 Measurement of the printing quality of car-
Freeze drs'er uses liquid carbon dioxide as bons and ribbons. W. E. Grady. Tappi 46-
coolant. Franklin Inst J 275:260-1 Mr '63 sun207A-9A My '63
Surface-area CARBON suboxide. See Carbon oxides
uid carbon study dioxideofat cotton dried from
zero surface liq-
tension. CARBON tetrachloride
R. A. Sommers. bibliog diags Tappi 46:562- Chlorination of chromite with CC1» and
9 S '63 dioxide
CARBON fire extinguishers. See Fire CjCli. M. H. Khundkar and M. I. Talukdar.
extinguishers. Carbon dioxide bibliog Chem & Ind p530-l Mr 30 '63
Displacement reactions on silicon; the reac-
CARBON disulfide tion of 2-propanol with chlorotriphenyl-
Carbon di.-sulflde. H. W. Haines, jr. bibliog silane in carbon tetrachloride. R. C. Peter-
diacs Ind & Eng Chem 55:44-6 Je '63
Carbon disulphide recovery from viscose ex-
haust gases, flow sheet il Ind Chera 39:125- '?3 ''°^^-
refractive 2^-indices
Effect of pressure
iT?4-!"8 ^^^"^
and ^temperature
of benzene,
''■■
^°=on' the
carbon tetra-
8 Mr '63 chloride, and water. R. M. Waxier and C.
Fluidized recovers' system nabs carbon disul-
fide, flow diag Chem Eng 70:92-1- Ap 15 '63 S-.^;?o"";,,''l'?''°5
67A:163-71 '63 ^^^ J Res
Mr oxazolidone Nat Bur Stand
Inhibitors of carbon disulfide decomposition Isolation of an from the reaction
during gas chromatography of fumigant of carbon tetrachloride with ephedrine. J.
vapors. VV. K. Wliitney. bibliog diags J
Agri & Food Chem 10:470-6 N '62 ^-.j^^JPo^
Ind P4SS-9„^?? ?n Calosing. bibliog Chem &
Photolysis ofMr carbon 23 '63 tetrachloride In the
Manufacture presence of ethane and ethylene B C
Carbon disulfide takes turn upward; con- Roquitte and M. H. J. Wijnen. bibliog
sumption rises in rayon and carbon tetra- Am
Record carbon Soc
Chem J 85:2053-5
tet output Jl 20 '63
chloride, levels out in cellophane, il Chem spurs more capacity.
& Eng N 41:25-6 Ag 26 '63 Chem & Eng N 41:284- Mr 25 '63
CARBON monoxide Solvent effects on charge- transfer complexes:
Broadening of the rotational lines of carbon the s-trinitrobenzene-naphthalene complex
monoxide by HCl and by argon R. J. in carbon tetrachloride, n-heptane. n-
Thibault and others, bibliog J Res Nat Bur he.xane. cyclohexane. chloroform, or carbon
dLsulfide. C. C. Thompson. Jr. and PAD
Stand 67A:113-14 Mr '63
Carbon mono.xide yields in the photolysis of 101 O 20 63
?A, ^''M!?*;-,.^^''^''"*^ Am Chem Soc J 85:3096-
acetone. J. Caldwell and D. E. Hoare. bib- Telomerization of ethylene and carbon tetra-
liog Am Chem Soc J 84:3987-90 N 5 '62 chloride. M. Asscher and others, bibliog
Carbonylatlon of organoboranes: the reac- diag Ind & Eng Chem Product Res &
tion of trialkylboranea with carbon mon- Develop 2:121-6 Je '63
oxide and aldehydes; synthesis of a new Using a cellulose membrane for determining
class of organoboranes, M. E. D. Hillman
Am Chem Soo J 85:1626-8 Je 5 '63 the carbon-tetrachloride-lnsoluble portion
of bitumens. M. M. Varma and P. C.
Control of carbon monoxide fumes In mill Sheffert bibliog 11 Materials Res & Stand
3:560-1 Jl '63
to^l-2Âg'''-6f^'^"^'
Effect of carbon monoxide In causing non-
" ''"°" * ^'*®' ^""^ CARBON tetrachloride poisoning
Carbon tet dangers. Safety Maint 126:59 Jl
uniform gasincatlon of graphite by carbon
dioxide. L,. G. Austin and P. L. Walker CARBONATED beverages. See Beverages
Jr. bibliog A I Ch E J 9:303-6 My '63 CARBONATES
New catalyst promotes big savings In hydro- Advantages of polycarbonate fan components
gen. 11 Chem Eng 70:106-t- Mr 18 '63 outweigh cost, il Mod Plastics 40:108 Mr
Oxidation of stainless steel in carlx>n dioxide/ 63
SS-JP^Jl monoxide atmospheres at 760° and Carbonate llgand and hydrogen exchange
900° C. H. T Daniel and others^ bibliog studies of some carbonatoamlne cobalt (III)
II Iron & Steel Inst J 201:154-60 Ji' '63 complex ions: a general mechanism for the
Photochemical Initiation of carbon monoxide llgand carbonate exchange reaction In
substitution In some transition metal car- aqueous .solution. Q. Lapldus and G. M.
boivl complexes. J. Lewl.s and others
"^"«re. My 5 63
ti'^'"^'^,.,'''''"'"^ Am Chem Soc J 85:1223-8
Chem & and 1398-8 Ag 17 '63
Ind p photolysis Corrosion of platinum, gold and silver and
Radlqlysls of aqueous formic
acid; carbon monoxide formation G E refractories in molten carbonates. G. J
^^Tsr,l9i% i- 5"'?r- •"^""•^ ^

Trlalkylboranes
^'>«'" 292-4 Ag Pl*'<^'"s-
o^Pî ^r^ 63 bibliog diags Corrosion 19:
Distribution of carbonate and bicarbonate
yield new heterocyclics: re-
Ml ion with carbon monoxide; abstract. M. Ions In aqueous solutions. S. T. Han and
Hillman. Chem & Eng N 40:69 S 17 '62 R. B. Kesler. Tappi 46:308-10 My '63
CARBONATES — Continued ^ Macro rings; fate of carbonium Ions held In
Fuel cells: carbonate paste electrolytes. C. Ti-clouds of benzene rings. D. J. Cram and
H. J. Broers. il diass Chem Ens Pros 59: M. Goldstein, bibliog Am Chem Soo J 85;
41-2 O '63 1063-74 Ap of
Mechanism 20 conversions
'63 of n-propyl car-
Infrared spectra, symmetry and structure re-
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Adler and P. F. Kerr. biblioK Am Mineral- shift. P. S. Skell and I. Starer. Am Chem
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Lattice frequencies Jl '63and rotational barriers Soc J 84:3962-3
Migration aptitude O 20 of '62benzyl vs. methyl in
for inorsanic carbonates and nitrates from carbonium ion reactions of the 2.2-
low temperature infrared spectroscopy. dimethyl-3-phenyl-l-propyl system. P. War-
R. A. Schroeder and others, biblios diag J rick, jr. and W. H. Saunders, jr. bibliog
Res Nat Bur Stand 66A:407-34 S '62 Ajii Chem Soc J 84:4095-100 N 5 '62
Low temperature infrared spectroscopy of in- Non-classical carbonium ions; the structure
orRanic carbonates and nitrates. Franklin of stable aryl substituted norbornyl cations.
Inst J carbonates
276:331-2 O '63 P. V. Schleyer and others. Am Chem Soc J
Molten as electrolytes; viscosity 85:479-81 F test 20 '63for a classical carbonium
and transport properties. G. J. Janz and Quantitative •63
F. Saegusa. biblios diag Electrochem Soc J ion mechanism. C. J. Collins and B. M.
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Polycarbonates show three areas of thermal
desradation; abstract. L. H. Lee. Chem & 21 Ag carbonium
Stable 2u '63 ions: secondary and ter-
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Ene N and
Silurian 40:60-1 earlyS Devonian
17 '62 carbonate rocks fluoiX)antimonates; formation and identi-
of Oklahoma. T. W. Amsden. biblioe il diass fication of the trimethylcarbonlum ion by
Am Assn Pet Geologists Bui 46:1502-19 Ag decarbonylation bonium ion. G. of A. the
Olah tei-f-butyl
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Transport of bicarbonate, carbonate, and liog Am Chem Soc J 85:1328-34 My 5 '63
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Alkaline earth carbonates origin. D. J. Cram and M. R. V. Sahyun.
Calcium carbonate bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:1257-63 My 5
Carbonatites
Dolomite CARBONIZATION of coal. See Coal distilla-
Iron carbonates tion
Lead carbonate CARBONYL chloride
Lithium carbonate Du Pont introduces analyzer to monitor
Magnesium carbonate
Silver carbonate phosgene in air. Chem & Eng N 41:46-7 Ag
Spectra Use12 '63
of phosgene in the determination of
Infrared absorption frequency trends for an- hydroxyl groups in polymers. D. G. Bush
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and P. F. Kerr, bibliog Am Mineralogist
48:124-37 Ja '63 CARBONYU compounda
CARBONATITES Ag
Alkyl- '63and acylcobalt carbonyls containing
Average chemical composition of carbona- oleflnic unsaturation; cyclization of 5-
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20 '63 of
CARBONIUM compounds carbonyl compounds during baking. Y. Y.
Alumina-catalysed conversions of esters to Linko and J. A, Johnson, bibliog J Agri
olefins; evidence for a carbonium ion & Food inChem
Changes ll:150-2 carbonyls
the volatile Mr '63 of potato
mechanism. R. Taylor, bibliog Chem & Ind chips during storage. T. P. Domseifer and
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Bridged
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octadiene systems. S. J. Cristol and others, Oin '63
reverted soybean oil. B. D. Mookherjee
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Carbonium rearrangements. G. J.S Kara-
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Chemistry of the Je '63metal carbonyls; bis-
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Carbonium '63 tropenium hydrogen (pentacarbonylmanganese) -germane. A. G.
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dihalides and an improved route to tro-
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Carbonium ions. N. C Deno and others, bib- Agri &highFoodpressure Chem carbonylation
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Catalytic cracking of hexadecane; the na- matic nitriles with dlcobalt octacarbonyl.
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Electronic structuresO 5 '63of octahedral metal
active coke. W. A. Van Hook and P. H.
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Dicarbonium ions of the triarj^methyl type: cyanides. H. B. Gray and N, A. Beach,
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Iron carbonyls
Tungsten carbonyls Omethod
62 T 237 sm. Tappi 45:sup 142A-4A
Analysis
CARBOXYLATES
Automated determination of trace carbonyls. Aprotic generation of benzyne from diphenyl-
iodonlum-2-carboxylate. E. LeGoff. Am
S. A. Bartkiewicz and L. C. Kenyon, jr.
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Solubility metal carboxylates in
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Attack on carbonyl explains hydrolysis rates.
Chem & Eng N 40:40-2 D 17 '62 Anderson,
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CARBONYL halldes W. L. Lamar and D. F. Goerlitz. bibliog
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Carbonyl sulfide hydrolyses In propane dc-
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CARBOXYLIC acids — Continued CARD system in business
Condensation of salts of saturated carboxylic Cards conserve production time at Lees-
acids line
with ethylene in the presence Bradner co. B. H. Ward and D. DenHertog.
catalysts. L. Schmerline and ofW.alka-G. il See
Iron also Age 190:104-5 O 25 '62
Toekelt. Ain Cheni Soc J S4::ii;n4-7
Conversion of (-)-frans-2.3-diphenlycvclo- O 5 '62 Punched caxd system
CARDING
propane carboxylic
phenvlallene. acid and
W. M. Jones to others.
( + )-l,3-di-
Am Alabama textile operating executives fall
Chem Soc J ofS5:.3309-10 meeting. Textile
of cardWorld web 113:107 Ja '63 and
Crosslinkins cellulose O with
20 '63polycarboxylic Measurement transparency
acids. D. D. Gasliardi and F. B. Shippee. its unevenness. A. Barella and others.
Am Dyestuff Rep 52:300-3 Ap 15 '63 bibliog
See also diag Textile Res J 33:411-16 Je '63
Decomposition of diacyl peroxides from exo- Cotton cardinr
and endo-norbornane-2-carboxylic acids CARDING machines
and exo- and endo-norbomene-5-carboxy!ic Automatic feeder for cotton cards reduces
acids. H. Hart and F. J. Chloupek. bibliopr
Am Chem addition Soc J 85:1155-60 Ap acids
20 '63 and handling, improves quality, il diags "Textile
Electrophilic to carboxylic BigIndnew 127:123-1-
step toward F '63 fully automated carding:
their derivatives. M. H. Palmer, biblios
lapless card feeding. J. R. Mikton. il diags
Chem & Ind p5S9-94 Ap 13 '63 Textile
Factors controlling the rate of electron trans-
fer: chelatinfT ability of ligands such as Card wire World 113:82-4 counts
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R. T. M. Fraser. biblioff Am Chem Soc J N '62
High speed carding; Alabama textile operating
85:1747-50 Je 20 '63 executives meeting. Auburn. Nov. 17. Tex-
Formation of carbonium ions by oxidative
decarboxylation of carboxylic acids with CARDS tile Ind 127:49-51 F '63
lead tetraacetate. E. J. Corey and J. Casa- Program for double-dummy bridge problems;
nova, jr. biblioff Am Chem Soc J 85:165-9 new strategy for mechanical game playing.
Ja E. R. Berlekamp. bibliog Assn for Com-
'6320 '63
Kinetics of proton transfer in methanol for CARGO puting Mach J 10:357-64 Jl '63
handling
a series of carboxylic acids of var7.'inK Deck-mounted crane speeds cargo handling.
strenfrth. E. Grunwald and S. Meiboom.
biblioff Am Chem Soc J 85:2047-50 Jl 20 il Mod Materials
International Handling conference,
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their preparation, characteristics, and po- Engineer
International 216:588.
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11-lS '63 and
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Beal. bibliosr diap Am Oil Chem Soc J Philadelphia: abstracts of papers. Marine
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New synthesis of cyclopropanecarboxyllc
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Am Chem Soc J 84:3944-6 O 20 '62 Six-ton neercargo-handling
215:1184-5 Je 28 '63crane; Wharfmaster.
Norbornene-1- and 2-carboxylic acids. J. W. il Sfo also
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Ind P951-2 Je 8 '63 Loading and unloading — Airplanes
Reaction of ethylene with Cis monocarboxylic Loading and unloading — Ships
dienolc acids. J. P. Friedrich and others. CARGO ships. See Freight ships
Am'63 Oil Chem Soc J 39:420 S '62 CARIBBEAN region
Solubilization of lithium carboxylates with See <ilso
carboxylic acids in hydrocarbon solvents. Petroleum industry and trade — Caribbean re-
E. Kissa. bibliog J Colloid Sci 18:147-56 F gion
CARLISLE, Henry C.
An interview with H. C. Carlisle, por Mln
Spectrophotometric determination of iron
with 2,6-pyridinedlcarboxylic acid and 2.4.6- Eng 15:55-9 OCalifornia
CARMICHAEL, '63
pyridinetricarboxylic acid. I. Morimoto and Water supply
S. Tanaka. bibliog- Anal Chem 35:141-4 F '63
Study of the crystal structure of trimethvl Filtration gallery collectors provide water.
ci«-cyclopropane-1.2.3-tricarboxylate. J. F. T. Underwood'63 and E. R. Stowell. 11 diags
Church and R, L,. Sass. Chem & Ind p 1574- Water Works Eng 115:900-2 N '62
5 S 1 '62 Analysis CARMINITE
Crystal structure of carminite. J. J. FMnney.
Microdetermination of long-chain carboxylic bibliog maps diags Am Mineralogist 48:1-13
acids by transesteriflcation with boron
trifloride. O. S. Duron and A. Nowotny. CARNAUBA wax
bibliog Anal Chem 35:370-2 Mr '63 Ja '63in carnauba wax. R. A. Baldini. Soap
Crisis
Spectrophotometric determination of hydro- & Chem Spec 39:85-1- radiationJl '63 on the per-
carbon and carboxylic acid for the ma- Effect of penetrating
terial balance data in carbanion oxida- sistent internal polarization of carnauba
tions. H. Pobiner and others, bibliog Anal wa.x elecu-ets. P. V. Murphy and others.
Chem 35:680-2 My '63 J Ap Phys 34:3138-9 O '63
CARBOXYMETHYL compounds
Oxidative cleavage of tyrosyl-peptide bonds; Soeciflcatiotis
the oxidative degradation of ribonuclease Specifications for genuine pure carnauba
and of S-carboxymethylribonuclease. J. G. wax. Soap & Chem Spec Blue Book p280
Wilson and L. A. Cohen, bibliog Am Chem
Soc J 85:564-7 Mr 5 '63 CARNOT cycle
CARBOYS Classes of Camot cycles. R. A. Lufburrow.
Expandable polystyrene cushions for carboy diag Am J Phys 31:480-1 Jl '63
boxes. II Mod Plastics 40:113 N '62 CAROTENE
CARBURETORS Effect of nitrate and some of its reduction
Foam rubber float for carburettor, il Engl- products on carotene stability. O. E. Olson
neermg 196:19 Jl 5 '63 and others, bibliog J Agri & Food Chera 11:
F\iel_ system cleanliness Improved bv three- 140-3 Mr value
Feeding '63
treatment with ofN:0<.beta-carotene R. J. Emerickfollowing and V.
London show review; carburation and Induc- F. Lievan. J
Influence of protein depletion Nutrition 79:168-70on Fvitamin'63 A
yPo"„J'»T''lS;^?.»-*^"'°'°°*>"e Eng Extra no 62: and carotene utilization by vitamin A-de-
458-66 N 26 '62 flcient sheen. T. A. Anderson and others,
Manufacture bibliog J ofNutriUon
Utilization 78:341-7 Nand'62 vitamin
alfalfa carotene
A by growing chicks. D. B. Parrish and
°63^'"- " A"t°'»°"ve others, bibliog J Nutrition 79:9-17 Ja '63
'^?nri28'^7
Many ?9T"F"l5'"'
applications for n-c machine at HoIIey Analysis
J^S^'Vf^'Pr Analysis of orange juice for total carotenolda.
Ind 128:54-h, *=?=,
F ,J;,peschelin.
1 '63 il Automotive
carotenes and added beta-carotene. W. K.
CARBURIZATION. See Case hardenlnff Higby. bibliog Food Tech 17:331-4 Mr '63
CAROTENOIDS Mine cars
Analysis of oranKe juice for totaJ carotenoids. Railroads — Rolling stock
carolenes and added beta-carotene. W. K. Tank cars Bearings
HiKby. bibliOK Food Tecli 17:331-4 Mr '63
Beta-apo-b'-carotunal. a new food color. J C. Fundamentals of infrared hotbo-x detection.
Bauernfelnd and K. H. Bunnell, biblioe 11 E. G. Menaker. bibliog diags lEEJji Trans
Food Tech 16:;i.-S2 D '02 Applications & Ind p iiS-84; Discussion.
Cai-otenoids ol red bell peppers. A. L, Curl.
bibJioK J Asri 4i Food Chem 10:5U4-9 N '62
Studies of serum carotenoids and vitamin A Low184-6temperature
Jl '63 performance of greases in
railway roller bearings. J. N. Crisp and W.
in Iowa school childi-en. C. Id. Koderuck E. Ellis, bibliog il diags Dub Eng 19:2i0-9;
and others, bibliog Am J Clinical Nutrition
l.i;lS6-a3 S '63 Discussion.location
Optimum 280-11 Jlof 'US
checking stations. H.
Use of tetracyanoethylene for removal of
visual cai'olenoid spectra from solutions of A. Young. Op Res 11:721-31 S '63
pheophytins. J. K. Wilson and others, bib- Self-contained tapered roller bearing; sizes
to fit allO standard
85:60-1 63 freight cars, il Mech Kng
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CARPET Chem 34:1331-2 S '62
beetles Design
Textile resistance test to insect pests; latest
revision. bibUos Soap & Chem Spec Blue Structural design of aluminum passenger cars.
Book p2o3-42 K. Sutter'62and M. S. Woo. bibUog il diags
CARPET factories '63 Eng Aluminum
J 46:23-6 S '63
CARS.
Avondale's new carpet yam mill U Textile
Ind 126:155-6 D '62 All-aluminum body SiUbway cars; Canadian
What keeps a top-notch carpet company at fabricator achieves big savings in weight
the top? Roxbury Southern Mills. U Tex- and power, il Bight Metal Age 20:6-7 O '62
tile World 112:4»-63 N '62 Aliuninuui in new concept; metropolitan
CARPET industry transit, ilsubway
Bight carsMetal saveAge money,
20:16 Dwear '62 and
What carpet sales will total. F. C. Wilson, Aluminum
biblioff Textile World 113:61-4 O '63 tear; Toronto transit commission. U Mod
CARPET sweepers
Finishing Bissell sweepers. P. C. Bardin. 11 Jletals 18:06cars
Dightweight N '62key to transit expressway
Ind Finishine 39:24-8 O '63 design, il Mod Metals 19:52 F 63
CARPETS Rubber-tired transit trains proposed; West-
Another tufting revolution? J. Fesperman. inghouse electric corp. il Eng N 169:22 D 13
Textile Ind 127:77 My '63
BoostinK tufting yarn output with the latest Structiu'ai design of aluminum passenger
in eyuipment; Rocky Creek Mills. 11 Textile cars. K. Sutter and M. S. Woo. bibliog il
World 113:60-3 S '63 diags Eng J 46:23-6 S '63
Carpeting is in the specs; floor covering for World's railroads take to aluminum, il Mod
schools, il Prog Arch 43:166-71 O '62 CARS,Metals lS:44-frailroad
Electric D '62
New piece dyeable polypropylene carpet fiber.
Cr. R. Cuthbertson and others, il Mod Tex- Dightweight cars key to transit expressway
tiles Mag 44:8a-a6 S '63 design,rectitier
il Mod cellsMetals 19:52 Frectification
'63
Quality and taste levels rise for carpets. Silicon for power on
?f'îr"^'Ai'^^' ..ui'holstery. G. L,. Solomon, il railway vehicles. E. F. Weiser and H S.
Mod Texule Mag 44:23-4-J- Ja '63 Ogden. bibliog il diags Applicatioixs & Ind
Rheological properties of Indian carpet wools. p2S)?-303; Discussion. 303-5 N '62
5i- Static conductor devices for railroad use
Res ^-f .Bhogale F and63 K. J. Whiteley. Textile
J 33:161-3 with particular emphasis on rapid transit
Soiling of carpets: report of AATCC commit- cars. VV. C. Allison, il diags IEEE Trans
.tee RA57: bibliog Am Dyestuff Rep 52: ApiJlieations
See also & Ind p 143-9 My '63
o77-ol My 13 63
See also Cars. Subway
Dyes and dyeing — Carpets CARS, Steel
Manufacture Blast cleaning and paintinej steel cars. G C.
Infrared heat contours auto carpets at Magee CARS,Moran.
Subwayil Ind Finishing 39:36-t- Ja '63
cai-pet CO. Textile Ind 127:182-3 My '63 All-aluminuni bod.v subw'ay cars: Canadian
Powdered polyethylene's market takes shape. fabricator achieves big savings in weight
il Chem & Eng N 41:32-3 Jl 1 '63
Small plant, big wallop: Palmetto spinning and power,subway
Aluminmn il Bight
cars Metal Age 20:6-7
save money, wear O and'62
Corp. il Textile Ind 127:70-1 S '63 tear; Toronto transit commission, il Mod
CARRAGEENIN
Ulfect of carrageenin on the peptic hydrolysis Metals 18:56
Structural N '62 of
design aluminum passenger
of various proteins. O. VV. Vaughan and cars. K. Sutter and M. S. Woo. bibliog il
otliers-^^bibhog J Agri & Food Chem 10:617- diags Eng J 46:23-6 S '63
CARRE, Ferdinand CARSON, Rachel
Cold world of Monsieur Carre, por Comp Air R. Carson recites details on pesticide prob-
Mag 67:26-1 D '62 lems, pors Chem & Eng N 41:36-7 Je 17 '63
CARRIER current control CARTELS.al trusts See Trusts. Industrial— Internation-
AmpliUcation of power-hne carrier signals at
intermediate stations. D. E. Jones and J. K. CARTOONS
Bo-siie. diags IEEE Trans Power Apparatus See also
& Systems p683-6 O '63 Moving pictures — Animated cartoons
Design of lead networks for a-c sen'os with CARTRIDGE cases. Plastic
earner-frequency drift. I. J. Nagrath and Cartridge container offers two-component
V. K. Arya bibhog diags Applications & Ind sealing the simple way. il Mod Plastics 40:
94 Ap 63
Cartridge jacket; polyethylene replaces brass
Roving operator runs°^
^n4'^-677"o*19*"'6°'"* Common.
cranes II Engineer
with remote con- in anti-submitrine weapon case, il Plastics
trols. 11 Iron Age 190:169 O 18 '62 World 21:15 F '63
Self-generating h.f. carrier feedback anemom- Mora defense at less cost gained by na\'y's
S'Sr,' ^j.J- Somerville and G. F. Turnbull. switch, to spin welded polyethylene charge
bibliog
63 diaes Inst E E Proc 110:1965-14 O case. M. A Kinna and S. P. Prosen. 11
ding^
CARTRIDGES Mod Plastics 40:92-3-1- Ag '63
Transistoi-ized power-line carrier for protec-
t've relaying. H. W. UjJisner. 11 diags English aerosol piston package introduced.
r- A cX?5.ti"«hou.se Eng 23:142-5 S '63 il diags Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93:177-1- Ag
rf"?,R current telegraph. See Telegraph. 63
Carrier current '^•^h.ia.nn. CARYOPHYLLENE
CARRIER
<-.arrlMr current
current telephone. See TeJephone. Total synthesis of d.I-caryophyllene and d,l-
.•iocaryophyllono. E. J. Corey and others.
CARROLL, Wallace E. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:362-3 F 5 '63
K.f!f?'". °'
buildprs l^t'®. National machine tool CASCADE process. .>êo Gasoline — Manufacture
a-s.sociatlon. por Am Mach/Metal- CASCADE
foi-mers transformers. See Electric trans-
CARSworking Manuf 106:133-5 D 10 '62
CASE hardening
'^'r,?;!i„^°'Î"'jf"'' K^°-^?. "'J'^'" m.ikes framclesR Case hurdoning steels for geai-s in Mercedes
•63 Machine Design 35:92 Jl 4
S<!0 also 83:74-9 Ja '■K"SM-
S?'',^'K"'l 63 H. Sigwart 11 Metal Prog
Car llghtlnn; Compression blocks put squeeze on carburlz-
Freight cars
Ing problems. 11 Iron Age 190:110-12 D 13 "62
195
CASE hardening — Continued CASSITERITE
Compression blocks solve peaxinR problems Rooiberg vaal,andSouth Leeuwpoort tin mines.
R. Hoifman and L. K. Arnold, il MetaJ Africa. A. Leube and Trans-
E. F.
Proe l!2;7a-S2 D '62 Stumpfl. il maps diags Econ Geol 58:391-
Kxplosives fail as metal surface-hardening
technique. J. S. Einehart. S A B J 70:95 CAST418 iron
My '63
N '62 and induction heating; how and when
Flame Annealing pearlitic blackheart malleable cast-
to usa them. J. G. Gross, il Mach 69:86-91 ings; Ley's malleable castings co. il diag
Ag: 70:1U2-S missile
N '63 hooks, il Welding Eng Metallurgia of67:170-2
Applications Ap cast
austenltic '63 irons in the
Flame-harden chemical and petroleum industries. G. L.
4S:63 Ja '63
Flajiie hardeniae provides greater economy Swales, il Ind Chem 39:16-21. 79-83. 142-4
and process efficiency, il diag Welding J Ja-Mr '63 uses of ferrous metaJs. J. Dunne.
41:1019-20 N '62 Automotive
Flame or induction, that is the question; ab- 11 Automotive
Barium inoculants Ind 128:474-
resist Jafading.
1 '63 H. W.
Flame or stract. Automation you
induction; 10:141-1-
be theF '63judge. C. J. Lownie. jr. il Foundry 91:66-8 Ap '63 fur-
Vlahos. il Mill & Factory 72:68-71 My '63 Borings make quality castings, induction
Hardening eauipment uses town's gas. U diag naces improve metal recovery rate, il Iron
HowEngineering
to choose194:470 O 12 '62induction,
between flame Age 191:60-2 Ja 31 '63
Cadillac's cast crankshafts cost less, il Steel
Howhardening.
Waukesha Steel motor D co.17 '62
151:90 flame hardens 151:146 N 5 '62
Can ductile iron do steel's job? T. O. Kuivln-
crankshafts. 11 Automotive Ind 128:42-3-1- en. ilpearlitic
Cast diag IronmalleableAge 191:84-5
shells,Je 27a '63
major
NewMr gas
1 '63 speeds flame cutting. 11 Iron Age breakthrough in ordnance technology. W. C.
191:72-3 Ap 11 '63 Truckenmiller.
Casting practice ilinMach ball 69:77-82
production, F '63diags
Oxy-town-gaa flame hardening; Paul Ferd,
Peddinghaus. Germany, il Engineer 214: Foundry get 90:60thinner D '62 slots, il Iron Age 192:
672 O 19 '62 Castings
Electrio hardening Chevrolet plans to tzse more nodular iron.
91 Jl 11 '63
Commer choose Birlefco equipment, il Metal- Steelthickness
152:169 Mr
lurgia 6S:22 Jl '68 Chill and 18chill
'63 depth; question and
Induction hardening of work rolls, il Engi- answer. Foundry
Continued progress91:77of F cast '63 iron. T. H.
Induction neering hardening 195:711 My systein
24 '63 improves crank-
Turner. Engineer 215:824-5 Mv 3 '63; Dis-
Induction shafts,heating il Metal Prog of GM82:7-8 D '62 il Auto-
castings, c u s i o n . R . A.
Design aids to satisfactory liigh-strength, Loxley. 215:1036 Je 7 '63
motive Ind 128:46-7 Mr 1 '63 thin-wall, gray iron castings. E. C. Halli-
Induction line bans warpage. il diag Iron Age gan. S cast A E '63 J 71:70-2 My '63
190:126-7 S 20
International '62
harvester co. adopts new tech- Ductile iron for crj-ogenic use. Franklin
nique to harden crankshafts. U Steel 151:33 Inst J 275:74-5
Ductile iron; AFS Ja '63congress; abstracts of
N 12 '62
Shaped coils harden fiUets. U Iron Age 190: papers.iron;
Ductile Foundry new 91:1484-
refinery Jlworkhorse.
'63 Oil &
114-15 N 15 '62 Gas J 61:74 Mr 11 '63
Ductile iron paces casting sales. Iron Age
Gas carburizing
192:48 Siron
Ductile 5 '63safe for hydrocarbon service.
Carburizing T-1 constructional steel. B. J. F. Mason, jr. Hydrocarbon Process &
Trock and J. Vettraino. il Metal Prog 83:
79-81 My '63 Pet Refiner
Ductile iron society 42:165 annual
F '63 meeting, St Louis,
Gas carburizing by the drip feed method in
Switzerland. U. Wyss. il Metal Prog 83:86- May 9. Foundry 91:169-704- Je '63
9 Ja '63 Ductile iron society fall meeting. Columbus.
High-speed quench carburised components.
Ductile iron society winter technical Dmeet-
Ohio. Oct. 25-26. Foundry 90:1484- '62
HowMetallurgia
to determine 68:59 Ag case '63depths by hardness ing, Chicago, Feb. 21. Foundry 91:1644- Ap
tests. M. C. Vagle, jr. il Metal Prog 84:
84-7 Jl '63 Nitriding process Exhibition of austenitic iron castings. London,
il Engineering 194:620-1 N 9 '62
Designers fight valve fatigue with salt bath Factors affecting gi-ay iron machinability.
treatment. D. R. Dorff. il Iron Age 191:54-5 D. Kececioglu.
First stage graphitization il Foundryof commerical
91:110-124- white
O '63
Ja bath
Salt 10 '63 forms tough nitride layer; Tufftride. cast iron. B. Walker and V. Kondic. bibliog
Engineering 195:454 Mr 29 '63 il Iron & Steel Inst J 200:1037-44 D '62;
Slow bend and impact testing of nitrided Abstract. Metal Prog 84:1804- S '63; Dis-
Charpy V-notched specimens. B. M. Wundt Foundry looks cussion. Iron & for Steelquality
Inst J 201:614-16
plus speed, Jl '63il
and D. L. Newhouse. bibliog 11 diags Weld-
ing J 42:sup325-34: Discussion. 334-6 Jl '63 Steelcasting
Good 153:54 design;
O 2S '63 nodular iron rocker arm
working with maraging steels; nitriding. J. for Ford V8 engines. R. H. Herrmann. 11
B. Seabrook. il Metal Prog 84:78-80 Jl '63
CASEIN Foundry
Gray cast iron 90:32-5gear D blanks
'62 show some defects,
as-Caseins of bovine milk. D. F. Waugh and diagsiron;
Foundry 90:89 N '62abstracts of papers.
others, bibliog il Am Chem Soc J 84:4929-38 Gray AFS congress;
D 20 '62
Comparison of several amino acid and Foundryof 91:145-64- Jl '63 of one-six per cent
casein diets for the growing rat. L. H. Growth nodular iron
Si and of Sila! iron during cvcling to
Breuer, jr. and others, bibliog J Nutrition 1.000°C. R. J. Maitland. bibliog il Metal-
.80:243-50
Light scattering Jl '63 studies of an.j-caseins. P. lurgia penetration
67:226-32 My '63 and scabbing. T. E.
Hard-mold
Dreizen and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J Barlow. Foundry 90:55-7 O '62 il Automobile
84:4938-43 D 20 '62 Hardenable cast iron tappets,
Performance of rats fed flsh flour or casein as
the sole source of dietary protein through Eng 53:333-5
Induction Jl '63 Improves nodular iron
duplexing
tour generations. H. E. Schendel and B. C.
Johnson, quality, cures
il Foundry 91:1304-
chill,F il'63Iron Age 190:
;See also bibliog J Nutrition 78:457-60 D '62 Inoculant gray-iron
Calcium caseinate 146-7 bed
Lathe O 11 handling
'62 cycle is long; question
Sodium caseinate and answer.
Whey Magnetic parts Foundry 91:66 Jlcastings.
from malleable '63 H.
CASH registers J. Heine and R. Mikula. il Product Eng 34:
Manufacture 56-9 Ap 1 '63
Tougher tubing cuts machining costs, il Am Malleable iron: AFS congress: abstracts of
Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:67 S 30 '63 papers. Foundry 91:158-f Je '63
CASHEW nuts Malleable iron resists corrosion. Foundry 91:
Influence of the nattu-e of the adherend sur- Metal
face on the rheological properties of cashew 25 F selector;
'63 ferrous castings Steel 151:
nut shell liquid forraaldehi'de resins. D. sup S 19-21 O 22 '62
Narayanamurtl and E, C. Gupta. J Colloid Metal selector. 1963; ferrous castings Steel
Sci 18:98-102 Ja '63 153:sup S 16-18 O 14 '63
CASPIAN SEA Metallography of eutectic cells In cast Iron.
Sea that spills into a desert. M. A. Garbell. H. D. Merchant, bibliog U Foundry 91:59-
il maps diag Sci Am 209:94-100 Ak '63
65 F '63
CAST iron — Continued . Nondestructive tensile testing offcast iron.
New automotive uses for malleable iron, ii W. A. Felix. 11 Metal Prog 83:91-o Fproperties
and mechanical
63
Automotive Ind 128:55+ William Fairbaim
New loundrv casts nodular F.iron,
15 '63il Iron Age
of materials. A. I. Smith, bibliog diag hjngi-
192:58-9 Atr 8 '63 with, vertical ..,.-.„ turnmc to neer 216:543-5 O Welding
4 '63
No need for criiuline
precise specs. W. M. titocker. J/-. '1 AS '63
Slach/MetalworkinfT Manuf 1UC:80-1 N 26 62 Cast iron can be repair welded satisfactorily.
Olds rediscovers iron, ii Machine Design io: L,. C. Barr. Welding Eng 48:40-1 S 63
166-7 O 10 '63 iron; suc- Method of welding heavy iron castings; Eutec-
Production cess of rotary furnace -Kraphite
of spheroidal as a melting unit, u tic welding alloys co. 11 diags l^-ngineering
194:478-9 O 12 '62 , _ ^, „ ,
dia^ Metallurcia 67:139-40 Mr '63 Welding of malleable iron castings. H. J.
Production started in new ineot mold foundry. Heine, il Foundry 91:74-7 Je '63
K. H. Herrmann, il Foundry 91:88-9 Je 63 CAST iron pipes. See Pipes. Cast Iron
Properties
'62 of materials: irons and steelsj
tables. Materials in Design Ens 5S:aO-5o CAST
CASTERS nylon. See Nylon— Molding
, . „ „ J,
Mid-O 63 . . •
Some applications of austenitic ca^t irons. Designed-in casters. R. W. Carson. 11 diags
J. Morrison, il Engineering 194:814-15 D 21
Product Centrifugal
CASTING. Eng :i4:100-10 S 2 '63 .. u
Speeds and feeds for machining Meehanite Refractory metals made dense through cen-
castings. W. E. Gruver. diags Mach 69:
122-5 P '63 ., .^ . „,.. trifugal casting, il Iron Age 191:124-5 Ap 25
Spun cast iron pipe plant, il Engineer Jio.
1048 Je 7 -63 ^ , ^ . ,, CASTING machines
Strength data for iron and steel: data sheet.. Automatic casUng units feature quenching,
Ma'-h 69:142
Tin-alloy toughens .la '63 .
car engines. H. F. Jones. il Foundry- 91:75 Jl '63 peek at continuoua
Big Steel gives small
il '62
Tough, Iron wear Ace 191:65 Ao 4 '63
resistant malleable . iron, il. casUng
Bow- type unit, continuous il SteelcasUng152:31-fscores
Mr 25gain.
'63 G.
Materials in Design Eng 56:10 O 62 J. McManus. Iron Age 192:39 N 7 63
with carbides^: refer- Breakthrough in continuous casting shaves
Turning enceiron Tool steel
sheet. and & Manuf Eng 49:9d-6 O cost,17 boosts efficiency, il diag Steel ,15^:71-ii
Je '63 ,
Winning casting designs: tips on gray iron Conticasting interest soars; new develop-
usage, ilnodular
Yttrium Steel 153:45-4- N 4 J.'63 J. Kanter ana
cast iron. ments multiply. Steel 153:31 Ag 19 . '63
Continuous and semi-continuous casting ot
others, il Mech Eng 84:35-7 Ag '62; Dis- copper alloy billets and rolling slabs; a
review ot current practice. G. L. Bailey
See alsocussion. 85:83-4 Mr '63 and E. C. Mantle. Inst Metals^ J 91:385-91
Grav iron founders society '62-63 -. .
Iron founding Continuous casting gains momentum; 50 nrms
Pig '62iron active. Steel 152:29-t- Mr 25 '63
Copper content Continuous
Copper benefits gray iron properties. T.R. omy. Steelcasting
152:27 goes Je 3 horizontal
'63 , , .for econ- ,
Baruch Materials in Design Eng 56:16i-8 N Continuous casting,
tion coming? G. J. McManus is a steelmaking
and R.revolu-
Shan,
Defects il Iron Age casting; 192:159-66keyS 12
Encounters hard edges in castings; question Continuous to '63
low-cost siding.
H.
■6 K. Darby,3 il Mod Metals , 19:38-f
. My
^
Howand muchanswer. waste Foundry in 91:102
castings?Mr '63 incomplete Continuous casting line crops ajurainura cost,
drawings, useless work draw verbal blasts. il diag Steelcasting 151:84-5logs N 26. '62 yields,
. il iron
T M. Rohan, il Iron Age 191:46-7 Je 6 '63 Continuous high
Service engineer's toughest problem. C. A. Age 192:146 S 26 '63 , ., . ■
Sanders, bibliog il diag Foundry 91:130-1-4- Continuous casting of slabs for wide strip
and heavy plate mills. P. Desfossez. diags
Thermal shock is cause of cracks; question Iron & stract. Steel Inst J84:170+200:796-803 O '62; Ab-
and answer. Foundn' 91:S2 Ap '63 Metal Prog S '63 , ^.^
Continuous casting of steel billets. L. J. Gib-
Graphltlzatlon son diagscasting:
Iron & Steel present Eng 40:67-71 O '63
See Iron — Metallography Continuous ^63 and past, and future.
D. H. Miller T. B. Dancy. bibliog II
Protection diags sion. Iron & Steel Eng 40:97-108; Discus-
108-9 My '63 „. ^ :,
Cast Iron gains zinc protection: automatic Continuous casting plant for .slabs; Richard
line deposits thin zinc coatings on cast Thomas and Baldwins ltd. il Engineering
parts, coatings
il Iron Age 190:106-7 N 8 '62 194:710 N 30 '62 , ,„_,
Plastic machined to close tolerances. Continuous casting steals show at AISE
W. A. Generke. il Mach 69:115-17 F '63 meeting Chicago.
Continuous casting Iron Age 192:36
technique O 3 billet
boosts '63
Specifications vield from steel. 11 diag Chem Eng 70:52
Gray areas in casting specifications. L. J.
■Woehlke. castings.Foundry 90:84-t- Jc 24 '63
Continuous Age casting's
190:75 D big test. G. J. McManus.
Grav-iron F. G. DSeflng.
'62 11 diags il Iron 13 '62 „ ^
Products Eng 34:77-81 S 2 '63 Continuous slab casting plant for Quebec.
Standards A. C. Rae. diag J Metals 15:402 Je '63
Continuous steel billet casting plant in Vir-
History- of the austenitic cast irons and evolu- ginia. II diag Engineer 215:1136-8 Je 21
tion of the British standard. A. B. Everest.
Cur\'ed mold lowers silhouette of continu-
Metallurgia 66:231-4 N '62 ous casting
192:58-9 Ag 1line. R. Shah, il diags Iron Age
Statistics '63 . . ,. .
Dip192:101-3
forming of copper rod. 11 diag Iron Age
O 31 '63 . ^ „ ,
Iron casting sales. Foundry 91:136-1- O '63 Fast line casts aluminum bars, il Iron Age
Strength
Advantages of alloyed gray irons. F. G. Fast
192:69low-cost
O 3 '63 automatic casting method. II
Seflng. IIof Foundrj' diags enters
Mod Metals 19:52-4 with
An '63 continuous
Influence silicon; 91:86-91
carbon Mr ratio'63 on tensile Firm ste<»lmaking
casting: Roblin-Seaway Industries Inc. Steel
strength of gray Iron. W. Hiller and R.
Walkllng. II Foundry 90:54-7 D '62 152:31 tube
Goiger Ja 28monitors
'63 flow of molten metal.
Temperature effect Iron &tube
Steelpaces
Eng continuous
40:183-4 Jl '63
Fire and quench tests of refinery valves. Gelger casting. II Iron
N. B. Heckler and others. II A S M E
Trans ser B 85:173-82; Discussion. 182-5; New
Age drive
191:85 behind
Je 6 '63continuous casting. G. J.
Reply. 185-G My '63 McManus. Iron Age 191:53 Mr 14 '63
Testing Now semi-horlzontal continuous casting tinlt
Higher lowers equipment, installation, and main-
■63 quality Iron castings. Metallurgia 67: tenance costs. 11 diag J Metals 15:550-1
307-8 Je '63
Influence of lead and antimony on gray Iron Nonferrous wireR gets big liftII from continu-
castings. A. De Sy. II Foundry 91:60-3 Je ous casting.
Ag '63 R. Irving. diag Iron Ajre
192:86-7 Jl 18 '63
CASTING Gray cast Iron gear blanks show some defects,
Oxysteel, machines
concasting — Continued
top AISI technical talks. diags Foundry 90:89 N '62
Steel 152:71-3
Pressure casting Je of3 steeL
'63 H. H. Hursen. 11 Sit?niflcance
ings on theofbasis
discontinuities in steel
of destructive cast-
testing. C.
W. Briggs. il diags Materials Res & Stand
dia* seil
Reds Metalsize Prog 83:67-71 Ap casting.
in continuous '63 „ J.^
F.
Slarin, il Iron Age 193:41-2 Ag 22 '63 3:472-9
What causesJe '63nonmetaJlic macroinclusions In
Refracton' conveys molten metal at 1350° F. castings? J. B. Caine and others, bibliog 11
il
Roanoke diag Electric
Mod Metals
Steel 19:53-4
operatesJe first
'63 U.S. Foundry 91:54-60 Ja '63
continuous steel casting plant, il diag Iron Design
& Steel Eng 40:141-2-1- Je '63 Casting design is keystone for quality. 11
Small mill thrives by continuous casting. 11
Steeloast151:88 Foundryaids91:92-3
Design My '63
to satisfactory high-strength,
Spun ironN pipe
19 '62 plant,
, , il., Engineer
„ . 215: thin-wall, gray iron castings. E. C. Hal-
1048 Jeauditions
Steel 7 '63 casting , ^
methods. „
G. J.^ ligan. of
S A cast
E J bearings.
71:70-2 My W.'63 F. Carenbauer.
Design
McManus.
moves Iron Age 191:56-7casting,Je 20 il '63 il diagsrather
Machine
Steel to continuous Chem Design than Design 35:38-45 determine
discontinuities Je 13 '63
steel casting performance. D. K. Wright
U.S.& EngfirmsN 41:50
seelc Mr 25 '63 continuous
Russian casting and J. F. '63 Wallace, il diags S A E J 71:
license. Steel 152:294- Je 17 '63 56-65casting
Je '63 design: nodular iron rocker arm
[See also Good
Die casting machines for Ford VS engines. R. H. Herrmann. U
CASTINGS
Foundry raetalsmiths
Precision 90:32-5 D '62inc. offers Investment
Analysis
bv numerical of the methods. direct-chill-casting
D. J. P. processAdenis cast guaranteed prototypes. Foundry 91:162
and '63 others, bibliog diags Inst Metals J
91:395-403 additives '62-63 Problems in designing castings with thin sec-
Beryllium to metal casting alloys. Ap '63
D. '63Bodene. bibliog 11 Foundry 91:170-f S Winning tions, diags Metaldesigns;
casting Prog 82:84-8
tips onN '62gray iron
usage. 11 Steel 153:45-1- N 4 '63
Casting cylinders subjected to external pres- Repair
sure. J. D. Stachlw. 11 Foundry 91:159-60 S
Brazing alloys useful in repair of castings.
Castings project a new image; industry films J. B. Caine. 11 diag Foundry 91:223-4 My
put modern castings into true focus. T. M.
Rohan.room Iron improvesAge 192:31 castings.
Ag 1 '63 11 Iron Age Cast iron can be repair welded satisfactorily.
Clean
L. C. Barr.
Cracked casting; Welding saveEng or 48:40-1
junk? S11'63Diesel
191:83 Je 27 '63
Cleanliness stressed in making cores for hy-
Equip Supt '6241:30-1-1- Mr '63
draulic castings. 11 Foundry 91:104-f Jl '63 Electron beam corrects errors in costly pro-
Composite materials: bimetallic castings. Ma- duction parts. R. R. Irving. 11 Iron Age 190:
DAP resin inmakes terials Design castingsEng 58:406 Mid-Otight.
pressure- '63 H. 100-1 D 20 '62
Impregnation of metal castings; DAP resin
Raech, jr. 11 Materials in Design Eng 57: upgradesscopic parts
78-9 Je trucks '63 pores. H. quality
Raech, by jr. plugging micro-
il Mod Plastics
Electric transport molten metal and 40:105-7-1- Ag '63heavy iron castings; Eutec-
castings.halved
Errors 11 Foundry by gaged 90:198-1- N '62 il diag
castings, Method of welding
tic welding alloys co. il diags Engineering
Product Eng 34:77 Ap 15 '63 194:478-9
$72,000 O 12 press
bending '62 returned to service for
High- production casting of vacuiun-melted
superalloys. casting il Mach properties
69:152 D through'62 one per cent of replacement cost. J. F,
Improving data Donnelly.
g recessing. J. Zotos and M. P. Eerardi. Strain gages11 Weldinghelp repair J 41:1125-6
complexD casting.
'62
ibliog 11heating
Induction Fotmdry of91:60-3 S '63
GM castings. 11 Auto- R. R.
Tips on Richard.
die welding. I S A 11J Welding
9:96-7 S Eng
'62 47:54 N
motive Ind 128:46-7 Mr 1 '63
Magnesium engine-castings. L,. Lasch. 11 Specifications
Automobile properties
Mechanical Eng 53:190-5 of cast My Stellite
"63 cobalt ASTM proposes new casting specifications. E.
base alloys. H. Griffiths and R. E. Phelps, Bremer. Foundry industry
91:134-1- Ag
il diags Metallurgia 68:3-6 Jl '63 Cast metals-an in '63
transition. II
Metal casting advances cited; abstract. M. J. Foundry 91:86-101 My '63
NewO'Brien.
technology S A EkeyJ to 71:135-1-
castingJa growth.
'63 C. L. Ford specifies its way to high-quality cast-
ings. R. H. Herrmann. 11 Foimdrj' 91:102-5
Nickel-containing gunmetal castings.16 11 '63
Kobrin. i! Iron Age 191:56 My Engi- High
neering! 195:168 Ja 25 '63 My integrity castings for ordnance applica-
'63 tions. J. Schuyten. 11 Metal Prog 83:77-81
Premium quality light alloy castings. M. C.
Flemings and E. J. Polrier. diag Light Met- Specifications
Mr '63 sought for thin-wall castings.
Shawal Age process 20:14-15permits O '62 precision casting of Foundry'
AVhy bother91:114
with Japremiuin
'63 quality castings?
press tools and forging dies. O. Madono.
il diags S Aof Ecasting J 71:96-8 Je '63 and nickel - J. Her. il Foundry Testing91:106-7 My '63
Some aspects gunmetals
copper alloys. A. D. Sarkar. bibliog 11 diag
Metallurgia 66:61-4 Ag '62 Clear understanding needed of quality con-
Stress analysis helps in manhole cover de- trol, il Foundry 91:96-7 My '63
sign, il diag Foundry 91:142 F '63 Laxity is pitfall in inspection of castings.
Vacuum casting put on semi-continuous basis J. Ball. Foundry 91:245-7 My '63
at Thompson Ramo Wooldridge's Miner\'a Sonic testing of castings, il diag Automobile
plant. 11 Iron & Steel Eng 39:161-2 N '62 Eng 53:76-7 F '63
Switch to pressure pouring upgrades sand
■Why doesings? paint question and blisteranswer.
on aluminum cast-
Ind nnishing castings. C. L. Kobrin. 11 diag Iron Age
39:109-10 N '62 191:123-5 My 30 '63
See also Test tunes in tensile properties: sonic tests
Die casting verify the quality and strength of cast-
Molds (for casting)
Steel castings
Cleaning CASTINGS.ings, Ornamentaldiags Iron Age 192:60-1 Ag 1 '63
Girl with a cat; CO2 process is used to pro-
Glass•63 beads used to blast, peen castings, il duce 2S0-lb bronze statue. A. Price. II
Foundrj' 91:72
Smooths. Jl '63 dries metal castings
washes. Foundryoil 91:152 F '62
CASTOR
automatically, il Ind Finishing 39:114-1- Je Castor- based derivatives; synthesis of some
amides. T. H. Applewhite and others, bib-
Defects liog Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:101-4 Mr '63
Better surfaces for shell mold castings. Ma- Chromatographic analysis of seed oils; fatty
terials in Design Eng 57:123 Je '63 acid composition of castor oil. R. G. Binder
and others, bibliog Am Oil Chem Soc J
Correlation
•63 tensile of radiographically observed flaws
with properties of stainless steel 39:513-17 D '62
castings. L. J. Mattek. 11 Materials Res & Quick method of detecting castor oil In veg-
Stand 2:633-7 Ag '62: Discussion. 3:24-5 Ja etable oils. R. Kumar. Am Oil Chem Soc J
40:80 F '63
CATALYSIS Intramolecular bifunctional catalysis of amide
Alternating current polarography of electrode hydrolysis. H. Morawetz and J. Shafer. Am
processes with coupled homogeneous chemi-
cal reactions; theory for systems with Chem
Intramolecular Soc J 84:3783-4 bifunctional O 6 general
'62 base-gen-
first-order preceding, following, and cat- eral acid-catalysis of ester solvolysis. S.
alytic chemical reactions. D. E. Smith. M. Kupchan and others, bibliog Am Chem
Anal Chem 35:602-9 My '63 Soc J 85:350-1catalysis
Intramolecular F 5 '63 in the hydrolysis of
Anthrasteroid rearrangement: the acid-cat-
alyzed rearrangement of A'.'.'i").^^- ergo- p-niU'ophenyl salicylates. M. L. Bender and
statetraene and A^'^f'^'e^-ergostatrien-SP- others. bibUog Am Chem Soc J 85:3017-24
ol. O. Tanaka and E. Mosettig. bibliog
Irradiation aims at chemical-process outlets,
Am Chem Soc J 85:1131-3 Ap 20 ^63 Oil 5Chem
'63 Eng 70:86-7 Ag 19 '63
Base-catalyzed formation of cyclic compounds Isotopic and kinetic studies of the mechanism
from poly-B-benzyl-L-aspartate and poly-
V-benzyl-L-glutamate. A. J. Adler and of hydrolysis molecularofgeneralsalicyl
acid phosphate;
catalysis, M. intra-
L,,
others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:90-7 Ja Bender and J. M, Lawlor. bibliog Am Chem
5 '63
Carbodiimides; mechanism of the catalytic Soc J 85:3010-17 O 5 '63
fonnation from isocyanates. J. J. Monagle Keto-enol transformation of 1,2-cyclohex-
and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:4288- anedione: acid catalysis in strongly acidic
media. F, A, Long and R, Bakule. bibliog
95 N 20 '62
Carboxyalkylation reactions catalyzed by Am
Kinetics Chemof catalytic Soc J 85:2313-18 methyl-and Ag 5dimethyl-
'63
cobalt carbonylate ion. R. P. Heck and D.
S. Breslow. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85: naphthalene hydrodealkylation. A, H, Weiss
and others, Ind & Eng Chem Proc Design 2:
2779-82 S 20 '63
Catalysis by catechol monoanion. E. J. Ful- Mass 169-72 transfer
Ap '63 effects in surface catalysis.
ler, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:1777-80 Je F. E. Ford and D. D. Perlmutter. bibliog
•63
20 '63
Catalysis in hypochlorite bleaching. J. H. E. A I Ch E of J a 9:371-4
Mechanism reaction My catalyzed
'63 by co-
Herbst. bibliog Tappi 45:833-7 N '62: Dis- enzyme Bi2, H, W. Whitlock. jr, bibliog
cussion. H. F. J. Wenzel. 46:sup95A Mr
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Multiple intermediates Soc J 85:2343-4 Ag 5 '63 enzyme
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Catalytic air oxidation of crotonaldehyde to kinetics: analysis of the kinetics of some
maleic anhydride, J. M. Church and P. reactions catalyzed by dehydrogenases, V.
Bitha. bibliog diag Ind & Eng Chem Product Bloonifleld and others, bibliog Am Chem
Res & Develop
Catalytic combustion2:61-6 ofMr aerosols.'63 J. G. Soc J 84:4375-81
Multiple intermediates D 5 in '62 steady-state enzyme
Christian and J. B. Johnson, bibliog diags kinetics; the steady state kinetics of
Ind & Eng Chem Product Res & Develop 2:
235-7 S '63 isotopic exchange in enzyme-catalyzed
Catalytic cracking of hexadecane: the nature reactions. R. A. Alberty and others, bibliog
of carbonium ion-forming steps and the ex- Am Chem '63Soc J 84:4381-4 D 5 "62
change of hydrocarbons with radioactive NPRA question and answer panel fields ques-
coke. W. A. Van Hook and P. H. Enimett. tions on catalytic cracking. Oil & Gas J
Ain Chem Soc J 84:4421-7 D 5 '62 NPRA 61:173-4-1- question Je 10 and '63 answer panel looks at
Catalytic cracking of hydrocarbons: product problems of catalytic reforming. Oil &
distribution obtained in cracking cetane over
a silica alumina catalyst at 372°. W. A. New Gas catalytic
J 61:121-34- reactor Je 24design
'63 based on sphere,
Van Hook and P. H. Emmett. bibliog Am
Chem Soc J 85:697-702 Mr 20 '63 diags Chem & Eng
Nonequilibritim N 40:60-1 point
stagnation O 8 '62boundary
Catalytic effectiveness in multicomponent layers with arbitrary surface catalycity.
and variable diffusivity systems. J. B.
Butt, bibliog A I Ch B J 9:707-84- S '63 G. R. Inger. bibliog diag AIAA J 1:1776-84
Catalytic hydrogenation of dextrose to sor-
One- step catalytic conversion of ethanol to
bitol. II diag Ind Chem 39:233-7 My '63 Ag '63
butadiene in a fliiidized bed. S. K. Bh.at-
Catalytic reactions involving azomethines. tacharyya and B. N, Avasthi. bibliog diag
T. C. Bruice and R. M. Topping, bibliog Ind & Eng Chem Proc Design 2:45-51 Ja
Am Chem Soc J 85:1480-96 My 20 '63 Organoboron compounds: polyfunctional
Catalytic tritium labeling attractive for or-
eanics. J., L-- Gamett. bibliog Nucleonics catalysis by 8-quinolineboronic acid, R, L,
Letsinger and others, bibliog Am Chem
Commercial radiation synthesis of ethyl Soc J 85:2223-7
Reaction rate studies Ag 5 of'63catalytic oxidation of
bromide, diags Nucleonics 21:74 Ja '63 ethylene. L, G. Nault and others, bibliog
Comparison of the bimolecular and intra- diag Ind & Eng Chem Proc Design 1:285-92
molecular nucleophilic catalysis of the O '62
hydrolysis of substituted phenyl acvlates Stereospecific acid- and base-catalyzed ring
by the dimethylamino group. T. C. Bruice opening of a substituted cyclopropanol. C.
and S. J. Benkovic. bibliog diags Am H, DePurv and F, W, Breitbeil. Am Chem
Chem Soc J 85:1-8 Ja 5 '63 Soc J 85:2176-7
Computer model of the fixed bed catalytic Tertiary amine Jl 20 '63
catalysis of the aldol con-
reactor; the adiabatic and auasi-adiabatlc densation. C. D. Gutsche and others, bib-
cases, J. J. Carberry and M. M. Wendel. liog Am Chem Soc J 84:3775-7 O 5 '62
bibliog A I Ch E J 9:129-33 Ja '63 Transition state characterization for cat-
Coordination ligand reactivity and catalysis alyzed reactions, J, D, Kurz, bibliog Am
M. M. Jones and W. A. Connor. Ind & Eng Chem Soc J 85:987-91 Ap 5 '63
Chem 65:15-28 bibliog(p2G-81 S '63 Waste gases can be cleaned at low cost;
Decomposition of peroxides catalyzed by cop- catalytic incineration to save fuel, ex-
per compounds and the oxidation of alkyl changers to recover heat. H. J. Prass. il
radicals bv cupric .salts. J. K. Kochl. bib- diags Power 107:74-7 Ap '63
liog Am Chem Soc J 85:1958-68 Jl 5 63 See also
Diffusion and chemical surface catalysis In a Catalysts
low-lemperature piasma.iet, D, B, Rosner CATALYSTS
?i'^"SF ^ '^'■'^ f ^^M 'U Trans ser C 84: Acidity distributions In cracking catalysts.
R. J, Bertolacinl. bibliog Anal Chem 35:
|8|-92: Discussion. Q. M. Prok. 392-3; Reply.
699-600 Ap '63
General acid catalysis of .semlcarbazone forma- Activity data on Improved para-ortho con-
'a'""-^'?- H. Cordes and W. P, Jencks. bibliog version catalysts. G. E. Schmauch and
Am Chem Soc J 84:4319-28 N 20 '62 others, bibliog flow diag Chem Eng Prog
General base-general acid-catalysis of ester 59:55-60 Ag '63
soIvolysi,s. S, M, Kupchan and others, bib- Alumina: catalyst and support. K. 'Watanabe
liog Am Chem Soc J 84:4159-(;o N 5 '62
Hallde catalysis in the bromlnatlon of de- 1"^ others blb'log diags Ajn Chem Soc J
oxybenzoln. R.,P. W. Cleciuch and F. H, Atomic radiation wins full chemical-synthesis
Weslhelmcr. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85: role: gamma rays from a cobalt-60 source
2591-5 S 5 63 ■sv 11 net a"! catalyst for a Dow chemical co.
Hydrolysis of methyl ethylene phosphate:
Hterlc hlndranro In gcnoral base calnlvsis, lO-f- D 24 '62
'?VV,^''o9'^]!3® """■ " '"'^'^ Chem Eng 69:
V Behavior of Isocyanate-teimlnated prepoly-
Am *^51J["^
Chem "'"^ Soc !■'• If- Woathelme
J 85:1773-7 Je 20r. '63bibliog ?''-"'"Ar '"r,","' ,P'^?<"Pr.e of various catalysts.
Imidazole catalysis of the hydrolysis of 8-thl-
ovalerolactone F._H. Westhelmer and M. •i
Product y- .Îr'"^'?
Res & ■^'^"'',''"^ Develop 1:261-4l!:<l * D Eng '62 Chem
hi .P^"'^'"'- ^"^ Chem .Soc J 84:4908-9 D 70:36 Ap 1 63
''"S.',P"-y°'^, *'Rr, <=^'^'>'s' cleanup. Chem Eng
APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY INDEX 196- 199
CATALYSTS — Continued New catalyst improves C-skeleton detection.
Carbodiimides; conversion of isocyanates to
carbodiiinides wiUi phospholine oxide cat- M. Beroza.
New catalystChem lowers & Enghydrogen,
N 41:54 Sammonia
23 '63
alyst. T. W. Campbell and others. bibUoK costs, diag Oil & Gas J 61:106 F 25 '63
Am ■63Chem Socdeposits
Carbonaceous J S4:36V3-7 O 5 '62
on silica-alumina cat-
New cataiyst promotes big savings in hydro-
alyst. J. W. Hall and H. F. Rase, biblios gen, il Chem Eng
New catalysts aid 70:106-1- Mr 18 '63 A. J.
olefin reactions.
lud & Ens Cliem Proc Desisn 2:25-30 Ja Rutkowski and L. F. Biritz. il Chem &
'63
Catalyst cuts hydrogen plant cost, il diag NewEng chemicals
N 41:72-1- and Ap materials.
15 '63 Ind & Eng
Chem & lowers
Catalyst Ene N cost
41:464-
of Fraakmg
U '63 ,hydrogen;
^ NewChem polyoxamidation
55:112-f S '63catalysts. S. D. Bruck.
abstract. J. M. Fox. Chem & Eng N 41:67 bibliog Ind & Eng Chem Product Res &
5 23 '63 promotes
Catalyst hydrogen production, il Develop
Nomograph 2:119-21 Je '63
sizes catalyst-bed support grat-
diags Pet Management 35:205-7 trend.
Ap '63 Oil ing. A. D. Scheiman. Chem Eng 70:204-1-
Catalyst suney shows five-year
6 Gas J 61:SS Je 17 '63 , ., ^^ OldMr SBR
IS '63 line stretched to make stereo rubber;
Catalysts spark Engelhard's growth, il Chem Goodrich-Gulf, first to use cobalt catalyst
& Eng N 41:29-30of Je 17 '63 solids by quanti- for making cis-1.4-polybutadiene; process
Characterization granular
tative attrition. D. E. Kramm and I. C. flowsheet. F. C. Price. 11 Chem Eng 70:84-6
Stone, il process Anal Chem 35:313-15 Mr '63 ABS. Optimum
Ja 21 '63 effectiveness factors for porous
Chemical offered to reduce catalysts. R. E. Cunningham and J. M.
H. R. ESsenhauer. Chem & Eng N 41:102 Smith. A I Ch E J 9:419-21 My '63
Ap 15 '63 polymers by alkyl metal catalysts. Oven air cleanliness. Ind Finishing 39:107 O
Cis-diolefln
I. Kuntz. bibliog flow sheet diag Chem Eng Oxidation of propylene with air over a copper
Prog 53:76-9 ofN salts '62 of saturated carboxylic oxide catalyst. D. S. Billingsley and C. D.
Condensation Holland, bibliog diags Ind & Eng Chem
acids with ethylene in the presence of
alkaline catalysts. L. Schmerling and W. G. Fundamentals
Physical methods 2:252-7of Nexamining
'63 catalysts;
Toekelt. of Am ChemshotSocadiabaticJ 84:3694-7 abstract and discussion. F. S. Stone. Chera
Control a cold bed Oreactor
5 '62
with a decaj-ing catalyst. K. Y. Lee and & Ind p 1027
Promotion and Je 22 '63 of catalysts; sym-
poisoning
R. Aris. bibliog diag Ind & Eng Chem Proc posium, bibliog diag Ind & Eng Chem
Design 2:306-9 ofO catalyst
Determination '63 residues in poly- Product
Rate factors Res in & Develop 2:34-57 Mr catalytic
a heterogeneous '63
olefins by X-ray emission spectrometry. G. system in a stirred reactor. E. J. Freeh
D. Smith and R. L. Maute. Anal Chem 34: and others, bibliog diags A I Ch E J 9:400-6
1733-5 D resistances
Diffusion '62 in alumina , . and, silica .„
Reaction
My '63 between deuterium and dialkyl-
catalysts. M. R. Rao and J. M. Smith, bib- acetylenes on palladium catalysts. E. F.
liog diag A I Ch copolymers E J 9:485-90produced Jl '63 with Meyer and R. L. Burwell. jr. bibliog Am
Ethylene-propylene Chem Socbetween J 85:2877-80 O 5 '63 and 1-butyne.
soluble catalysts. R. J. Kelly and others, Reaction deuterium
bibliog Ind & Eng Chem Products Res & 1.2-butadiene. and 1.3-butadiene on palla-
Develop 1:210-16 S '62; Same. Rubber Chem dium-on-alumina catalyst. E. F. Meyer and
& Tech 35:1101-13 O '62 R. L. Burwell. jr. bibliog Am Chem Soc J
Fenix-Scisson. underground specialists; Oxy-
Catalyst Dieseler exhaust purifiers in con- 85:2881-7 toss
Refiners O 5 '63 panel queries on cracking
struction of propane storage caverns, il catalysts; panel discussion. Oil & Gas J
Diesel
Flow andEquip diffusion Supt characteristics
40:24-5 N '62 of alumina 61:80-2 Je
Semiconductors explain 17 '63 catalyst action. D.
catalyst pellets. J. L. Robertson and J. M.
Smith, bibliog diags A I Ch E J 9:342-7 W. Vernon. Chem & Eng N 40:46-7 S 24 '62
Soluble catalysts used in olefin hydrogena-
My '63 tlon. Chem & Eng N 41:34-5 Mr 4 '63
Fluorine
abstract.increases V. C. F.alumina's Holm andcatalytic
A. Clark. activity;
Chem Stereoselectivity of Raney nickel and palla-
dium catalysts on hydrogenolysis. S. Mitsui
& Eng Ncounterdiffusion
Gaseous 40:65-6 S 17 '62 in catalyst pellets. and others, bibliog Chem & Ind p 1354-5
L. B. Rothfeld. bibliog A I Ch E J 9:19-
24 Jacatalyst
'63 Tests
Ag 10reveal '63 inadequacies of known catalysts
How demetalizing widens feed-stock and converter systems for exhaust gas
choice.
•63 N. R. Adams and M. J. Sterba. control; abstract. H. Schaldenbrand and J.
Oil & Gas J 61:127-9 Ap 22 '63: Same. Pet H. Struck, diags S A E J 70:97 O '62
Management 35:203-5 Ap '63;
carbon Process & Pet Refiner 42:175-6 My Same. Hydro- Thermal conductivity of alumina catalyst pel-
lets. R. A. Mischke and J. M. Smith, bibliog
How Durabead 5 has performed in Mobil Air- diags Ind & Eng Chem I<\indamentals 1:288-
lift tec units. L.. P. E\'âns and others. Oil Thiol
92 N anion
'62 oxidations catalysed by transi-
& Gas J 61:106-14 S 9 '63
How operational variables affect fluid cat- tion metal pyrophosphates.
alytic cracking. J. B. Pohlenz. bibliog diag and others, bibliog Chem & T. Ind J.p734-5
'Wallace
My
Oil &to Gas J 61:124-6-f- Ap 1catalyst.
'63 4 '63
How regenerate reformer W. H. Tracer studies with carbon-14; some of the
Reed and R. R. Runge. diag Oil & Gas J 60: secondary reactions occurring during the
226+ O 15 '62 catalytic cracking of n-hexadecane over a
Hydrogenatlon catalysts. Chem Eng 69:116-f- silica-alumina catalyst. "W.AmA. Chem
"Van SocHookJ
S 17 '62 and P. H. Emmett. bibliog
Hydrogenatlon of linolenate; effects of
catalyst concentration and of temperature 84:4410-21activity
Transient D 5 '62and replacement of catalyst
on rate, selectivity, and trans formation. in multistage reactors. C. Y. Wen. Can J
A. E. Johnston and others, bibliog Am
Oil '63Chem Soc J 40:285-6 Jl '63 Chem Eng 41:28-30 P '63
Improved Met-X process enhances fluid- Try Re In your catalyst formulas. R. H. Blom
catalyst-cleanup economics. D. H. Stormont. and C. H. Kline, bibliog Hydrocarbon Proc-
flow diag Oil & Gas J 61:89-91 Ja 14
Use ofess & Pet Refiner salts
rhodium 42:132-4
as Ocatalysts
'63 for the
Industrial applications of the metal organic polymerization of butadiene. R. E.Soc Rine-
compounds. J. H. Harwood. bibliog 11 diag hart and others, bibliog Am Chem J 84:
Chem &of Ind
Kinetics the catalytic p430-6 Mroxidation16 '63 of benzene. 4145-7 N 5 '62
R. Hayashi and others, bibliog flow diag See carbonyl
Nickel also
Can J Chem
Lithium catalysts Eng 41:220-5 found O similar.
'63 Rubber CATAPHORESIS. See Electrophoresis
World 147:99 N '62
Look at catalyst protection hardfacing. R. F. CATECHOL
Catalysis by catechol monoanion. E. J. Fiiller.
Amoldy.
Low- temperature il Pet Management isomerizatlon 34:220-2 N '62
of hexanes. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:1777-80 Je 20 '63
CATECHOLAMINES
T. C. Information
More O'May. Oil &about Gas Jcatalyzed
61:158-9 Jlfinishes.
1 '63 Catecholamine metabolism and some functions
of the nervous system. T. L. Sourkes. bib-
G. Conrad. Ind
Neighbouring groupFinishing 39:100-2In Anthe '63de-
participation liog Am J Clinical Nutrition 12:321-9 Ap '63
hydration of 2-methylpropanol and 2- Chemistry of catecholamines; revised struc-
ghenylpropanol over alumina catalysts. J. tures for the lodoaminochromes. R. A. Hea-
[erling and H. Pines, bibliog Chem & Ind cock and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J
P984-6 Je 15 '63 85:1825-31 Je 20 '63
•63
CATENARY Hollow cathode enhances plasma electron
Concentrated loads on Inflated structures. gun. L. H. Staufter and K. L.. Boring, il
L. H. Donnell. diags AIAA J 1:1823-8 Ag Klectronics 35:C04- D 7 '62
Prestressing prevents flutter in catenary Hollow-cathode genei'ator
pulses. D. W. Lomax and ofJ.nanosecond light
Lylollis. bibliog
roof: Colorado stale university theater. 11 diags Elec
diae- Enc N 170:56-7 F 14 '63 Ignition of a Com 3; no 4:307-76
thermionic cathode '62arc. J. E.
See also White, transport
diags J Apand Phys 33:2731-6
Shells (structural englneerins) Oxygen reaction rales S at'62 an
air-depolarized copper cathode, H. C. Weber
CATFORMING
facture process. See Gasoline — Manu- and others, bibliog diags Bleclrochem .Sec J
CATHARANTHINE. See Alkaloids 109:884-9metal
Powder O '62; Discussion.
cathodes, 110:1284-5 IndD 22:
il Electronic '63
CATHEDRALS
New vernacular for Venezuela: proposed Retarding
97 O '63 mation fleld from technique
dispenser for and measuring subli-
oxide cathodes.
Roman catholic cathedral for Barquisimeto. J. V. Florio. bibliog diags J Ap Phys 34:
il PrOK Arch 43:65 S '63
CATHETERS 200-6 ofJa the'63 cathode-fall region in a pulsed
Study
Catheter-tip blood flowmeter for measure- glow discharge. M. Nahemow and N. Wain-
ment Of pulmonary arterial blood flow in fan, bibliog il diags J Ap Phys 34:2988-92
closed-chest dogs. H. P. Pieper. diags K O '63
Sci •62Instr 34:9US-10 Ae '63 Temperature transients in oxide-coated
CATHODE followers cathodes during pulsed operation. D. A-
Cathode follower and negative capacitance as Campbell and W. G. Shepherd, bibliog J Ap
high input impedance circuits. C. Guld. bib- Phys 34:2473-82 Ag from'63 dispenser cathodes.
liog diags Inst Radio Eng Proc 50:1912-27 S Thermionic emission
H. Ahmed and A. H. W. Beck, bibliog ii
Transmitting vibration signals from acceler- J Apof Phys 34:997-8 electron Ap '63 beams from laser
ometers on the en.gine to cathode followers Uses prebunched
on the static test tower. T. L. Greenwood. illuminated photocathodes. E. Frost. IEEE
il diags I S A J 10:51-6 Jl ^63 Proc 51:957-8 for Je '63protecting oxide-coated
CATHODE ray oscillographs. See Oscillographs, Vaciumi-look
Cathode ray cathodes. M. J. Kofoid and P. Zieske. diag
CATHODE ray tubes R Sci
Will tunnelInstr cathode
33:1115 Obring '62 new tubes? Elec-
Applications of secondary-emission at cath-
ode-ray tube screens. N. \V. Bate and M. Zero-fleld tronics 36:86-1-
emission F 15
from'63 thermionic hollow
G. Hartley, diag J Sci instr 40:463-4 S '63 cathodes. I. Brodie and A. Niewold. bib-
Catliode-ray tube displays for fish detection liog J Ao Phvs 33:3328-34 N '62
on trawlers. P. R. Hopkin. bibliog il diags
Radio & Klectronlc Kng 25:73-82 Ja '63 CATHODIC protection. See subdivision Cathod-
Cathode-ray lube has window display, diag lc protection under special subjects, e.g.
Electro-Tech 71:lu8 Ja '03 Gas pipes: Metal protection: Pipe lines;
Crt provides three-dimensional displays, Steel: Water tanks. Steel
diags Electronics 35:54 N 2 '62 CATION exchange. See Ion exchange
Cathode- ray- tube saturation effects. L. Levi. CATIONS
IEEE optics
Fibre Proc applied 51:1054-5 to Jlcathode
•BS ray tubes. 11 Atomic moments and magnetic coupling in
cation excess-nickel arsenides. J. B. Good-
Engineei-ing 195:399 Mr 15 ^63 enough, bibliog J Ap Phys 34:1193-4 pt 2
High resolution cathode ray lubes, il Engi-
Hollow neer 216:602 O lubes
cathode 11 '63 and atomic absorption Coniple.x ion formation between cations;
Ap '63 and identification of a NplVl-Crdll)
.spectra
spectroscopy, diag Wesiinghouse Eng 23:27- complex. J. C. Sullivan, bibliog Am Chem
8 Ja 63
I^w- light- level television. R. L. Beurle bib- Soc J 81:4256-9cation:
1.2-Dithiolium N 20 '62 conversion of the di-
liog il diags Instuses B Bsingle
Proc gun.
110:1735-46
diags OElec
'63 thiolium
New color lube resonance s.vstem. thiothicphlhene
to the E. KUngsberg. no-bondbibliog
Bng 82:423 Je '63 Am Chem Socseparation J 85:3244-6
New radar display at Gatwick airport, il Ind Ion-exchange andO determination
20 '63
Ellectronics of1:54fast-decay
Properties O ^62 cathode-rav tube of cations in sucrose crystal. K. M. Onna
phosphors. A. Pfahnl. bibliog diags Bell and others, bibliog J Agri & Food Chem 11:
System Tech J 42:181-201 Je '63 332-4 action
Ma^s Jl '63 relationships of some zeolites
Three-dimensional crt uses atomic resonance. in the region of high competing cation con-
R. Zito. dr. il diags Electronics 36:52-1- centrations. L. L. Ames. jr. bibliog Am
Ja 11 photos
Video '63 made from trap door tube, il Mineralogist 48:868-82 Jl '63
Elec Eng 82:484 Jl '63 Non-classical 7-norbornenyl cation. S. Win-
See alao stein and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J
Electron gun 85:2324-6 Ag 5 "63
Oscillographs. Cathode ray Norbornyl cation problem. E. J. Corey and
Storage tubes other.'i. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:169-73
CATHODES
Arc cathode emission mechanisms at high Rates
J.I 20 of'63 ethanolysis of camphene hydro-
currents and pressures. P. W. Neuralh and chloride and related alpha methyl substi-
T. W. Gibbs. bibliog il diags J Ap Phys tuted 1-chIoro-l-methyIcyclopentanes: the
Are34:277-83
hot cathodes F ^63 on the way out? W. M. cation. H. ofC. aBrown
question non-classical
and F. J.camphenylvl
Cnloupek.
Feist and G. Wade, bibliog il diags Elec- bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2322-4 Ag 5 '63
tronics 36:39-45 Je 7 '63 Reaction of 7-norbornadlenyl and 7-dehvdro-
Calculations of cathode-fall characteristics. A. norbornyl derivatives with borohvdrlde
L. Ward, bibliog J Ap Phys 33:2789-94 S '62 under solvolytic conditions; evidence for
Cathode feedback nomo. J. Kyle. Riidlo-Elec- the tricyclic nature of the corresponding
tronlcs 34:23 Jl ^63 cations. H. C. Brown and H. M. Bell. Am
Conductivity of oxide cathodes: thermody- Chem Soc J 85:2324 Ag 5 '63
namic considerations of matrix stability. Spectrophotometric method for determining
G, H. Metson. dlaga Inst E E Proc 110: cationic etflclency of pulp-catlonic starch
8^5-7 My ^63 compexes. C L. Mehltretter and others.
Drift and diffusion of activation In oxide-
coated cathodes. K. Okumura and E. B. Tappl 46:506-8 Ag '63
Hensley. bibliog diags J Ap Phys 34:519-31 Stable triplet state of pentaphenylcyclo-
pentadlenyl cation. R. Breslow and others
Mr '63of acetylenic molecules on cathodlc
Effect bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:2033-4 Jl 5 '63;
overvoltage on steel In acid .solutions. E. J. Abstract. Chem & Eng N 41:43 Jl 29 '63
Duwell. bibliog diag Elcctrochem Soc J 109: Studies In paper chromatography of a few
1013-17 N 'i2 catlon.i with solvents containing chloro-
Effect of cathode rotation on deposition of L<?rW 'î F- Bliatnagar and N. S. Poonla.
lead from sodium plumblle solution. K. S. bibliog II Anal Chem 34:1325-8 S '62
Udupa and others, bibllogi il Plating 49:1274- CATSUP.
8 r> eml.><slon
^62 CATTLE Tomato. See Tomato catsup
Fiold cathodes. A. van Oostrom. bib- Energv melabolism of ruminants. K. L Blax-
liog diag J Ap Phys 33:2917-22 O '62
Full-piano threshold energies for cathode
sputtering of metnls with Ar* ions. E. B.
Hcnschke and S. E. Derby. II J Ap Phys CowsSee also 2^3 '^'3 Brockway.Chem
34:2458-67 Ak '63 JifinJ*-,^,'f^l'8 ^
CATTLE — Continued CEDAR

Extractives of western red cedar inner bark.
Diseases and pests E. P. Swan, bibliog diag Tappi 46:245-9
Pectic substances in foraees and their rela- CEILINGS
tionship to bloat. R. Pressey and others, Ap '63
bibliog- J Ag-ri & Food Chera 11:396-9 S '63 Ceiling controls air. light, noise, il diag Eng
Feeding N 171:105up O the
Cleaning 10 '63
ceiling, il diags Arch Forum
Aluminum soiless garden, il Light MetaJ Aê 118:146-9airMydistribution, '63
Combine lighting in modular
Hormones in beef feed. Food Tech 17:626 My ceiling system, diag HeaUng-Piping 35:151
■63 , proouction
, .. O '63
Design of ventilating ceilings. II diags Arch
Influence of feed additives on the
of food. W. M. Beeson. J Asrt & Food Rec 133:221-2-1- ■63 Ao '63 on fluorescent bal-
Cheni 11:374-5 S '63 Effect of radiant ceilings
Influence of variations in dietary caJcium: last operation. R. E. Boyar and others,
phosphorus ratio on performance and blood diags Ilium Eng 58:62-8 F '63
constituents of calves. M. B Wise and Hot/cold air handling, il nium Eng 58:342-3
others, biblioe J Nutrition 79:79-84 Ja '63 Integrated ceiling turns warehouse into mod-
CAULIFLOWER. Frozen ^ ^ , ,
Time-temperature tolerance of frozen foods: Luminous ern office, il Ilium Eng 58:618-19 O '63 il
qualitytrichchanges in cauliflower. W. C. Die- My -63 ceiling systems. B. C. Cooper,
and others, biblioe Food Tech 16: diags Elec Constr
Multi-function ceiling& systems.
Maint 62:114-15
B. C. Cooper, O '63
123-8 O '62 il diags
CAULKING New ceilingElecmaterial Constr faced& Maint with 62:123-5
Mylar. OFood '63
positions composition. See Calking com- Tech 16:61 O '62 _.,^
CAUSED/ AYS Plenum engineering, key to success wltn
Rip-rap hand placed under water, il Ene N ventilating ceilings. T. Mariner. 11 plans
170:71 F 14 '63 Heating-Piping 34:130-40 O '62: Discus-
CAUSTIC soda. See Sodium hydroxide sion. E. Godes. 35:83-4: Reply. 84-1- Ap
CAVE drawings and paintings Radiant panel ceilings. R. E. Boyar. diags
Munich
ern chemicalmuseum technology, copies cavecolor paintings: moa-
photography Heating-Piping
Total integrated ceiling 35:110-16system,Ag '63 il Prog Arch
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Reproducing seum of Mvmlch. stone ageGermany art: Deutsches
produces mu- full CELESTIAL mechanics. See Mechanics. Celes-
scale replicas of a 30.000 year old mural. tial
K. J. Soule. Rubber Age 92:382 D '62 CELLOBIOSE ^
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Calculation of subsonic cavities with sonic Chem Product Res & Develop 1:285-7 D '62
free streamlines. D. D. Fisher, bibliog diags CELLOPHANE
J Math & bubbles, Phys 42:14-26 Mr trouble,
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Electronic '63
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Cement kilns
Cement plants — Equipment KilnMr '63
standardization spurs Soviet cement
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Materials Res & Stand 3:567-70 Jl '63 CEMENT laboratories
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How^ Je '63 an automatic
Wiring cement plant. H. P.
based witi'r ^tank
lininB. corrodins?
il Plant try a cement-
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cement66.1ZSplantU CEMENT
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Permanente begins producti&on Quarry at new Mon- Rockwood.
aSee also Rock Prod 65:204- N '62
tana cement plant, il Pit 55:1754- Cement laboratories
My '63 ... CEMENTITE. See Iron carbides
Control equipment CEMENTS
Automation in the cement industry brings See also
substantial savines in manpower and im-11 Adhesives
Sroved quality control. N. E. Swanson. Resinous products — Adhesives
Rubber cement
[in Cone J 49:69-72 Ap '63
system
Computertrol, il diaPTS tifrhtens cement- kiln con- CEMETERIES
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Now it's optimization of cement plants. Arch 44:104-5
Rock Prod 66:1024- Je symposium
auiomaUon '63 . features CENOZOIC
Cenozoic period. JaSee'63Geology. Stratigraphic—
Process
cement Industry. H. F. Utley. Pit & Quarry CENSUS
, systems , aid cement United States
Three nuclear KaueinK Census of 1960. P. M. Hauser. maps Sci Am
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cement div. United States steel corp. flow 205:39-45 Jl '61; 207:30-7 O '62; Discussion
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mass N '61 ,,
Wlrinij an automatic cement Plant. H. P. Volume and CG equations: drawings with
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Je '63 ^ .
Equipment .
CENTERING 18 '63 (machine
Mr center work)
Atlantic
tributionCement's
network plant beins i"completed,
oPe^ftjP"^,il *i4S:
Pit Live compensates for expansion. J. S.
Brown, diag Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf
& Quarry 55:44 Ja '63 expand or im-
California cement producers 107:76 and
Milling S 30 centering
'63 in one machine. 11 Am
prove plants as demand holds at Peak
levels. H. F. Utley. il Pit & Quarry 55:9S- Mach/Metalworking
CENTRAL air conditioning Manuf systems.
107:90 AgSee 19 Air
'63
wei.ehing of bulk cement, il Engi- conditioning from central stations
neering s 196:247
Continuou Ag 23 ;63 . ,,„.i„- ~ CENTRAL AMERICA
Dunbar cement works, il Engineer 216:495-7 Central America set for growtli. Eng N 170:
S 27 '63 weigher for bulk cement delivery. 67-8
Electronic
il Electronic Eng 35:675 O. 63 . >Sce Mralso21 '63
Standards — Central America
From water wheels Bergstrom to television; Louisville CENTRAL stations. See Electric plants (cen-
cement co. J. H. . il Rock Prod tral stations)
66:.i6-61 Ag '63 CENTRIFUGAL compressors. See Compressors
Grinding mills grow complicate use factors
C A Rowland, il Rock Prod 66:1004- S 63 CENTRIFUGAL fans. See Fans. Mechanical
Instrumenttrolledmaintenan ce for centrally con- CENTRIFUGAL force
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and N. Swanson. il Pit & Quarry 55:93-44- centrifugal force. 11 Chem Eng 70:114 Je
10 '63 . ,, .
Loifisville Cement's new Logansport56:142- mill. Heat-sensitive materials yield to unique
B C Herod, il diag Pit & Quarry faiiing-flim evaporator. 11 diag Chem Eng
50-1- Jl '63 , . ,
Marquette's Rodpeb mill pioneers new J. grind- 70:644- Mr 4 '63
ing method for cement Industry' W. CENTRIFUGAL
ugal pumps. See Pumps. Centrif-
■63
Moody, il Min Eng 15:53-4 Ap 63
handled with versatile CENTRIFUGATION ^ , ^
Multiple assignment
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CESIUM — Continued CHAIN drive. See Chain gear
Blectrical conductivity of cesium-seeded at- CHAIN gear
mospheric pressure plasmas near therinal How to get long life from roller chain drives.
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Mechanical & Factory 72:56-9 chain
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'63 ^ poly-
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Design precision
35:164-6 roller
Jl 18 chains,
'63
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AIAA CHAIN link fences. See Fences
CHAINS
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Experimental '63 of the ignited mode In Painting chains: question and answers. Ind
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surface method ionizer for optimization
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High '63 deposition of cesium. F. G. Allen CHAINS, Plastic
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Kinetics of cesium reactions with some Inor-
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Low-voltage glow discharge in atmospheric Airplanes — Seats
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Mid- test of electric Ag '63 propulsion planned
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CHALCONES
Optimization of efficiency of a cesium-diode •63
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769-73 My '63 sulfuric acid; consequences of the two
Transport effects in cesium thermionic con- mechanisms. D. S. Noyce and M. J. Jorgen-
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Flame 63 spectrophotometric determination of
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Je '63 Marvin A.
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Mineralogist
CESIUM Iodide
48:100-9 Ja '63 Channel changes the S .St
'62 Clair River since
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Charcoal Iron smelter becomes historic site.
CHANNELS — ConHnued , ^ , ,. ,
hydraulic equiv- R. D. make
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Critical flow Lee. of
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^ cycle, machines
Fueling il Steel 152:44
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4 '63 re-
Depth-discharge
D B. Simons and others, Ain Soc C E NPD fuelling actors, il Nucleonics
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Scrap il diags developed Eng J 46:25-30 Je '63 co.
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Flow retardance Jlby'63 channel weeds and.,*,,• their Electro-Tech 71:1204- Je '63
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Je '63 factors in open channels : process Product practice
Average Eng 34:117-18 fuel formula Ja 21for '63 glass melt-
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255-7 My: [HY 4 no 32091:315-16 Jl '62: Taylor,determines
Chart Ind Quality cone Control
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Reply. solution
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Jl '63 Eleo for
Chart Worlddetermining 158:61 N 12percent '62 sludge diges-
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J. Poseyforand wideS. trapezoidal
N. Pasay. chan-Civil tion. F. H. Buriey. Water & Sewage Works
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Chart for Nestimating 30 '62 the maximum load of
Natural roughness effects in rigid open chan- extremely fine wire. A. F. Mohrnheim.
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Chart & Wire estimate Prod of38:382-1-
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Stability aspects of flow in open channels. 143-4 rapidly
Chart O '63 determines theoretical combus-
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Stability of alluvial channels. F. M. Hender- Elec World '63
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Costs Design charts for stepped columns. R.
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Air academy chapel, a critical appraisal A. Determining regulator capacities. Pet Man-
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Loss of head chelates using organic coprecipitants. W. P.
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Kinetic My '03of the copper (II) chelate
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Nomofrraphs Chem &reactions
Ligand Ind p 1528-9 S 14 chelate
close '03 rings, C.
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CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER
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8-Mercaptoquinoline as an analytical reagent:
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Magnetic Metal chelation by glucose-ammonia
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Ptr/Am
Lithogr 150:50-1 Ja '63 Agri & Food Chem
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a convenient new
CHEESE synthesis of 1,3-diphenyltriazen derivatives.
Carbide to triple its sorbic acid capacity, F. E. Brinrkman .ind H. S. Haiss. bibliog
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29 '63 Chemline & broadening
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Consumer
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Manufacture Properties and infrared
diaminetetraacetic acid spectra of ethylene-
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Continuous curd ."salting at Kraft foods ltd.. and structure of several metal chelates in
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CHELATION
All/virin add black SN as a metallochromlc of certain metal chelates of pyridine-2.6-
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7n:K,n-|- .n 8 '63 Optimization by the method of contour
Reaction constants of the h^•drated electron. tanu'enis. D. J. Wilde. bibllog dlags
S. Gordon and others biblios Am Chem
Soc J 85:1375-7 Mv 20 'r.i^ A I Ch E J 9:180-90 Mr '63
Sisns of proton couolins constants. F. A. L. Optimum scheduling of limited resources.
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CHEMICAL engineering — Continued Multiplying factors give Installed costs of
Peak-seekine optimizers. C. L. Mamzic. blb- process equipment. J. Clerk. Chem Eng
lioe diaKs Instrumenls & Conlrol Systems 70:1834- Ftechnique
18 '63
35:84-!»0 O '02chemie als einfilhnmc m die Simplified for estimating centrif-
Phvsikalische ugal process puinp costs. T J. Sniffen
chemische technik. by O. Fuchs and Pny- and E. J. Serven. Chem Eng 69:1464- N 26
sikalische crimdlacren dor cliemie-incenieur-
technik. bv P. Grassmann. Review, by n Tests and estimates on the statistical mean.
W. F. Hardie. Chem & Ind pr)20-2 Mr 30 63 I.. B Andersen. Chem Eng 70:159-624- F 18
Plasma techuolosry in chemical proce.<JsinB.
C. A. Papp. il dias Chem Eng Prog 59:51-3 Why profitability estimates go wrong; cost
Je '03typical flow sheets and how they grow.
Some file. Chem Eng 70:1544- O 28 '63
I Hcitner. Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Study and teaching
Iteflner 42:145-53
Statistics O '03
in chemical engineermg. ,L. „B. Chemical engineering and the engineering
Andersen. Chem Eng 65:119-22+ O 29: 125- curriculum. D. L. Katz. Food Tech 17:149-
304- N 2fi: 83-G D 24 '62: 70:117-18-1- Ja 21: Industry
60 F W.'63 viewpoint on curricula. C. A. Rowe
159-G2-f- F 18: 191-4 Mr 18: 157-62 Ap 15: and H. Spaulding. Chem Eng Prog 59:
173-8 My 13: 223-8 Je 10: 139-44 Jl 8:^113- 20-1 Mr '63; Abstract. Chem & Eng N 41:
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Subiective responses
tion. H. Smith and in
A. process investiga-
Rose, diag Ind & Le 46-7prficis
Mr 25de '63 gi5nie chimique. J. Givaudon
and others. Review by C. N. Kenney. Chem
Eng optimal
Time Chem 55:25-8
controlJl of'63 nonlinear systems
with constraints. H. E. Grethlein and L. &
SchoolInd P201-3 F
for chemical 2 '63 engineering teachers.
Lapidus. bibliog A I Ch E J 9:230-9 Mr '63 Chem
Students Engdesigning
Prog 59:25 their My own
'63 equipment:
What was neering
in61-1962's
achievement:major17th chemical engi- Rutgers'
Kirkpatrick use units chemical next year, engineering
il Chem juniors
& Eng willN
award. Chem Eng 70:86-7 F 18 '63
See also 41:524- Apchemical
Teaching 8 '63 engineering in Brazil.
Agglomeration R. B. Bennett. 11 map Chem & Eng N 41:
Calculating machines — Chemical engineering S4-924- Mr 11 '63 (reprints 75c)
applications Where are chemical engineers going? J. C.
Chemical plants — Design Lawrence, il Chem Eng Prog 59:24-5 Ag '63
Drying
E\'.nr>oration Tables, calculations, etc.
Flotation process Calculating distillation column diameters.
FInidization J. G. Lowenstein. bibliog il Chem Eng
Leaching
Mixing Prog 59:79-82
Calculation of Jlrestricted '63 random glyceride
Sampling distribution. E. G. Hammond and G. V.
Sedimentation
Sewage disposal Jones. Am'63 Oil Chem Soc J 37:376 Jl '60:
Sublimation Discussion. A. R, S. Kartha. 39:272 My '62:
Water purification Reply. 40:211-12
Centrifugal concentration My '63 and coalescence
equipment. F. W. Keith, bibliog il diags
Apparatus and supplies
Cartridge type coalescers. O. C. Redmon. Chem Eng Progwashing
Countercurrent 59:35-42 calculations.
Ap '63 J. E.
diags Chem
Columns carrx' Eng Prog 59:87-90mixing
out multistage S '63opera- Colman.equations
Delta diags Chem speed Eng 70:93-6 Mr 4 cal-
up concentration '63
Continuous tions. 1 diag Chem
formulating Engin multistage
70:774- Ja 21mi.xer '63 culations. L. Shapiro. Chem Eng 70:1504- O
columns. 11 diags Soap & Chem Spec 39: Design of optimum dynamic control systems
28 '03nonlinear
for processes. C. A. Jones and
1454- F -63fractionator puts liaiud to work,
Horizontal others, diags Ind & Eng Chem Funda-
il diag Chem
Information-retrieval Eng system
70:744- offers
Ja 21 vendor '63 mentals
Determining hydrocarbon 2:81-9 My '63 flash curves. L.
data, il Chem Eng 70:1024- My 13 '63 Szabo. il diag Chem Eng Prog 59:54-7 Je
New products. Published in monthly numbers
of Industrial and engineering chemistry Effect of maldistribution on the performance
Pneumatic tran.sport in the integration of of packed columns. N. D. Changez and
processing .systems. J. Fischer, il diags H. Sawistowski. bibliog diag Ind Chem 39:
Chem Engdesigning
Students Prog 59:04-8theirMy own '63 equipment: Estimate
181-5 Ap number
'63 of plates from boiling
Rutgers' points. L. S. Bitar. Chem Eng 70:126-1-
use units chemical next year, engineering
il Chem Jtmiors
& Eng willN '63
Factor screening In process development.
41:524- Ap 8equilibrium
Vapor-Iinuid '63 apparatus for cryo- Ag Daniel,
C. 5 '63 bibliog Ind & Eng Chem 55:45-8
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bibliog flow diag il dia^s Chem Eng Prog Figtire
My '63 flash this
Hydrocarbon
new way. C. Clayton.
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58:70-3
Sec also N '62
Chemical industries — Exhibitions Finding
O '63 liquid diffusion coefflcients. M. R.
Chromatographic analysis — Apparatus Kamal and L. N. Canjar. bibliog Chem Eng
Concentrators
Condensers 69:159-604- D 10 '62
Extraction apparatus Generalized ment. F. C.correlation
Zevnik andof R.process invest-
L. Buchanan,
Feed
Filterse 1-3 and nitration (technical chemistry) flowsheets 11 Chem Eng Prog 59:70-7 F '63
Flow regulators High temperature heating media: Indirect
Heat exchangers heating with aromatic oils. R. B. Purdy
Homogenizers and others. 11 Chem Eng Prog 59:43-6 My
Mixr-rs
Pressure vessels Independence of chemical reaction.s. R. Arls
Proiiortloning equipment and R. H. S. Mah. bibliog diag Ind & Eng
Reactors. Chemical
Thickeners Chem Fundamentals 2:90-4 My '63
Vacuum apparatus Internal column rcboilers. liquid level meas-
urement. P. S. Hepp. il diag Chem Eng
Bibllogrnphy Prog 59:66-9 F '63 transition for fluids with
Technical book.'ihelf Published In bi-weekly Laminar-turbulent
numbers of Chemical engineering a yield stress. R, W. Hanks, bibliog A I Ch
Estimates E J 9:306-9 My
Liquid-phase mass'63 transfer at low Reynolds
Economics of recovering acetic acid. W. V. numbers. J. E. Williamson and others, bib-
Brown, biblloe flow diags 11 Chem Eng Prog liog flow diag il Ind & Eng Chem Funda-
59:65-8 O '63correlation mentals 2:12()-9 My '63
Generalized of process Invost- Longiludin.al dispersion In two-phase con-
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flowsheets II Chem Eng Prog 69:70-7 T Vernieulen. bililiog diags Ind & Eng
Guide to Insulation costs for vessels. T.F '63
N. Chem Fundamentals 2:112-26 My '63
Dinning. Chem Eng 70:1X64- Ap 15 '63 Mas.s transfer in turbulent flow with and
How to .'calo up cost estimations. F. A. without chemical reactioii^ J. MarangozIs
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CHEMICAL engineering — Tables, calculations, Salary increases taper off asain. Chem Eng
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Startins salariesMr continue
'63 to rise, Chem &
Modern mathematical tools for optimization.
A H. Boas, biblios diass Chem Eng 69:
TopEngpay,N 41:42 Je 10pay,
startins '63 and your pay, Chem
147-52 D 10 '62; 70:95-8 Ja 7; 105-S F 4;
97-104 Mr 4; S5-8 Ap 1 '63 (to be cont) Eng 70:1184-
CHEMICAL Ag 5 '63 American
engineers, institute of.
Multistage optimization. L. G. Mitten and
G. L. Nemhauser. biblioer flow sheets il neers
See American institute of chemical ensi-
diaas Chem Ens Pros 59:52-60 Ja '63
Multivariable systems; analysis and feed- CHEMICAL equilibrium
forward control synthesis. R. E. Bollinser Acid-base equilibria in tertiary butyl alcohol,
and D. E. Lamb, biblios diags Ind & Ens L. Marple and J. S. Fritz, bibliog Anal
Chem Fundamentals 1:245-52 N ■62 Chem 35:1223-7 Ag '63
Operating scavenger Alters at maximum Acid-base equilibria in the system PbO-
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Optimize Progmultistage
59:91-3 Myprocesses'63 with dynamic Am Cer Soc J 46:61-5of P equilibrium-stage
'63
programming L,, G. Mitten and G. L. Analytical solution
Hemhauser. bibliog diags Chem Eng 70: operations; application to rectification with
varying saturated enthalpies and to liquid-
195-200 O 14 '63 liquid extraction. J. J. Martin, bibliog diass
Optimum design capacity of^new plants, , . x^
p. t1.
Saletan and A. V. Caselli. bibliog Chem A I Ch EasJ a9:646-53
Chelation drivinsS '63
force in organic re-
Eng Progfiltration
Practical 69:69-75 formulas.
My '63 J. C. Sharbaugh. actions; synthesis of a-nitro acids by control
of the carboxylation-decarboxylation equi-
Chem Ens 69:153-8 Dby 10 search
'62 librium. H. L. Finkbeiner and M, Stiles,
Process optimization techniques.
D M Himmelblau bibliog diags Ind & bibliog Am of
Composition Chem the Soc J 85:616-22mixture
equilibrium Mr 5 '63
of
Ens Chem
Reboiler Proc Design
composition 2:296-300
control. S. S. O '63
Grover 1,2- and'62 1,3-distearin. H. J. Harwood and
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Conformational Ind p651 Ap 20 '63 of the
constant
sulphydryl grouping, E. L, Eliel and B. P.
Reliable latent heats of vaporization. „S. ,,
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Fishtine. biblios il Ind & Eng Chem 55: Thill, biblios Chem & Ind p88 Ja 12 '63
Determination of apparent equilibrium con-
20-8 Ap: 49-54 My; 47-56 Je_^ '63 stants of the exchange reactions of sodium,
Reradiation to furnace tubes: effect of tube- potassium, calcium, and magnesium with
to-wall clearance. K. C. Chao. bibliog diag AmberLite IR-120. A, R. Landgrebe and
A I Ch E J 9:555-8 Jl '63 ^ . ,^ , others, biblios J Asri & Food Chem 11:156-
Tables simplify analysis of non-isothermal
reactors. B. M. Fabuss and others, il Chem Determination of equilibrium constants of
8 Mr '63
Eng 70:153-6 Ap 15 '63 silver-olefln complexes usins sas chroma-
Tower packings, comparative performance. tography. M. A. Muhs and F. T. Weiss,
J. S. Eckert. Chem Eng Prog 59:76-82 My bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:4697-705 D 20
Trouble-shooting the uncontrolled variables. Equilibria in halogen-lithium interconver-
A H. Bobis. Chem Ens 70:185-90 Mr 18 '63 sions. D. E. Applequist and D. F. O'Brien,
Vaporizer and reboiler design. J.„R. Fair,
bibliog il diass Chem Ens 70:119-24 Jl 8; biblios Amin Chem
Equilibria Soc ofJ cyanuric
solutions 85:743-8 IWr
acid20 and
'63
101-4 As 5 '63 its chlorinated derivatives. A. P. Brady
See also and others, diag Am Chem Soc J 85:3101-4
Vapor pressure
CHEMICAL
•63 engineering laboratories Extension
20 '63A. ofK.binary
Odata. vapor-liquid equilibrium
Deshpande and B. C.-Y. Lu.
Laboratory planning for chemistry and chem-
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Can J Chem Ens Ap
alcohols. '63
R. S. Mann
bv J F. Munce. Chem & Ind p555-7 Ap 6 and L. W Shemilt. biblios Can J Chem
CHEMICAL engineers Gaseous equilibria
Eng 41:38 F '63 in the germanium iodine
opportunitie
Career ical s for chemists and chem- system. 1^. V. Lever, bibliog Electrochem
ensineers: with advertisers in career
opportunities. Chem & Eng N 41:1-69 pt 2 Soc pressure
How J 110:775-9 and Jl temperature
'63 affect and
steam-S.
Ja 28 '63 , methane reforming. P. Wellman
Educating tomorrow s managers. ^C. ^Beren- Katell. Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Re-
son. Chem Eng
Emplovment 70:1104-
outlook, F 4Chem
1963, '63 Eng 70: finer 42:135-7 Je '63
Ion exchange equilibria in a ternary system.
122-1-" Ja on
Focusing 21 '63the engineer supply, , ., Chem
il _,, L. J. Pieroni and J. S. Dranoft. bibliog
Ens 70:56 Je 24 m'63 , . .r^ Gordon.
r, .^ A I Ch E J 9:42-5 Ja '63
Getting started consulting. D. Kinetics and equilibria of amide formation
in aqueous media. H. Morawetz and P. S.
Chem Eng 70:179-84 My 13 '63 „ ,„ „ ,
How to Pick a project engineer. Rw. Peter- Otaki bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:463-8
son. H^-drocarbon Process & Pet Refiner
42:181-3' O '63 . ^ ^ ^ -a. Liquid-liquid
20 '63 by equilibrium
Fformed in the systems
Jitters over HPI engineer shortage. E. Jl. cobalt and nickel chlorides,
My '63 water and n-butanol. W, J. McManamey.
Halmos. the
Nursing jr. big R. L. 35:187
Management
Pet birds. Sackheim. il
Chem Engof a70:115-16-1- Mr 4 '63 J Ap Chem
Maximization 13:207-11
of yield Myin '63
isothermal gas
Problems negro engineer. R. A. Labine.
phase reactions in the presence of inerts.
Chem Eng 69:164-1- D 10 '62 C. J. Pings. Ind & Eng Chem Fundamentals
Solid propellant rocket industry, where does
the chemical engineer fit in? W. P. Killian. 2:321-3 for
N '63
il dias Chem Method the determination of equilibrium
Suffering from Ens Pros
execumania? 59:43-8
L. D. S '63
Barton. sulfur pressures of metal sulfide reactions.
Chem Eng 69:196-7 O 15 '62 . „„ „ F. W. Dickson and others, bibliog diass
What is vour chance for promotion? C. Beren- Econ Geol 57:1021-30 N '62
son Chem Eng 70:108-10 S 30 '63 Modified flotation method of density deter-
Where do ChE's come from? C. L. Mantell. mination for small solid samples. B. L.
Chem Eng 70:154-1- Jl 8 '63 Simons, bibliog dias AnaJ Chem 35:407-8
See also
Batke. Ted L. ^ ^ ^ . ^. Mr -63 magnetic resonance studies of keto-
Nuclear
Chemical engineering— Study and teaching enol equilibria; naphthalene derivatives.
Mozley. James M. G. O. Dudek. bibliog Am Chem Soc J
Salaries 85:694-7 Mr 20 '63
Polar effects on rates and equilibria. J. Hlne
Engineering salaries; up a little. Chem Eng and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:
How70:99-1004-
much isJa a7 '63
P.E. license worth?, „ Chem
_,. 1473-80
Polar My 20
effects on '63
rates and equilibria; double
Ens 70:1084-
Latest S 2 '63 shows; older engineers
look at salaries bond-no bond resonance. J. Hine. bibliog
take it on the chin. R. A. Labine. Chem Am Chem Soc J 85:3239-44 O 20 '63
Eng 70:173-44- Ap 15 '63 Predict nonideal behavior in vapor-liquid
1962 startins salaries; up Ave per cent. D. equilibria. E. D. Oliver, bibliog Chem Eng
A H. Roethel. map Chem & Eng N 40; 70:123-4 Ap 29 '63
104-84- N 5 '62 Prediction of vapor-liquid equilibria using
1963 starting salaries rise three to elsht a theory of liquid mixtures. R. F. Sweeney
ger cent. D. A. H. Roethel. map Chem & and A. Rose, bibliog diag A I Ch B J 9:
Ing N 41:132-8 O 28 '63 390-3 My '63
CHEMICAL equilibrium — Continued Chemical sales In 19G3 may hit $35.7 billion.
Prediction of vapor-liquid equilibria with the R^ D. Goodall. Chem & Eng n 41:23 S 30
Benedlct-Webb-Kubin equation of state M
S. Lin and L,. M. Naphtali. bibhog A I Cli Chemicals
E J 9:580-4 S '63 „,^ , f- Eng N outlook 40:23 O holds 1 '62 promise In '63. Chem
Prediction of vapor-Ilquld equilibrium con- Chemicals simmer after explosive growth.
stants for binary hydrocarbon systems in Elec Worldproducts
Consumer 158:113-15getO bigger 22 '62 sales push.
the critical rcKion. V. S. Mchra and G.
Thodos. biblioe A I Ch E J 8;CU4-7 N '62 11 Chem & expect
Economists Ene N better 40:34-5 business.
S 24 '62 Chem &
Pyridoxine and pyridoxal analogs; acid-base
equilibria of Schilf bases. JJ. Heinert and Eng N 40:21-2
Evaluation D 17 '62
of marketability in the chemical
A E. Marten. Ajti Chem Soc J 85:188-93 industry: highlights from the s>Tnposium.
Ja 20 '63
Reaction between aqueous uranyl ion , and, ,,the
surface of silica eel. J. Stanton and H. W. il Chem Eng
Executives debate Prog oil 58:13-17-4- N '62 firms.
vs. chemical
Maatman. bibliOK dial? J Colloid Sci 18:132- Chem integrates
FMC & Eng N inorganic 41:25 F sales. 11 '63 Chem &
46 F 'OS
Kelatlon of equilibrmm jphase-transition Eng N of
Impact 41:32-3 tariffJa revision 28 '63 and international
gressure to ionic radii. V. S. Stubican and
. Roy. J Ap Phys 34:1888-90 Jl '63,. .^ competition on the chemical industry: sym-
Semimicrodetennlnation of vapor-liqula Manufacturing and marketing40:39-40
posium. Chem * Eng N in the S emerg-
17 '62
equilibrium. I. Wichterle and E. Hala. ing countries. G. C. Jones, il Chem Eng 70:
diags Ind & Eng Chem Fundamentals 2:
155-7 69-74 Ap markets 1 '63
ShortcutMy to 'tia hydroKen „K-values; , ^hydrogen
J Overseas pose problems. S. T. Ellis.
liquid-vapor equilibrium
carbon tractions. B Kouzel. data biblios
in hydro- Pet Chem
Overseas & spending
Ene N 40:70-1 N 12 '62 oft. Chem
starts tapering
Management 35:189-93 S '63 Eng
Pathways, 69:74-t- O
pitfalls, 29 '62
Simple device for sensing
tions. M. R. Harris, diags Chem & Ind
equilibrium condi- into export trade, and il Cliemplanning& Eng for Ngoing41:
132-84- My 20 '63 (reprints 75c»
Simplified O equations
p 1654-5 12 '63 for obtaining vapor- Petrochemical survey: 175 petrochem projects
in the works. R. B. Bizal. 11 Oil & Gas J
liquid equilibria A and B constants for
partially raiscible
Severance and others. systems.
Ind &„ 'VV. Eng A.Chem N. 61:138-49rawS 2 material
Phenol: '63 for the chemical in-
Fundamentals 2:246-7 Ag '63 dustry. P. W. Sherwood, il Ind Chem 38:
Slag-metal reactions in submerged-arc 515-19 in O '62
welding. G. R. Helton and others, bibliog Physics the chemical Industry. G. Suther-
il diagsequilibration
Welding J of
42:sup289-97 land, ChemPlate & Ind Glass p 1667-70 S 22for'62 steady
Slow micellar „ Jldetergent
'63 Pittsburgh poises
solutions. H. Peper and E. G. Taylor, chemical growth. Chem & Eng N 41:30-2
bibliog extraction
Solvent J Colloid of Scicertain 18:318-27 Ap '63
transition metal Progress and the public Interest. K. H. Klip-
Ap 29 '63
ions with 1- (2-pyridylazo)-2-naphthol; com- stein. Chem
Reviews and previews & Ind p 1903-6 1962-1963.N 3 il'62Chem &
plex formation and distribution equilibria.
D Bettoridge and others, bibliog Anal Eng N 40:45-63 D 31 '62
Chem relations
35:294-8 Mr '63 ^. , ^. Rexall plans bigger push in chemicals. 11
Some between the sedimentation Chem attitudes
& Eng andN chemical 41:23-4 Myinvestment 27 '63
equilibrium of a polymer mixture and the Risk df^cl-
distribution with respect to molecular sions. P. E. Green, bibliog il Chem Eng
weight and composition. J. J. Hermans,
Prog research:
Space 59:35-40 Jaa '63 free ride for chemical In-
bibliog relations
Stability J Colloid ofScisome 18:433-44
arsenatesJe '63of zinc .
and calcium. S. A. Williams. Econ Geol Technical dustry? buvers Chem Engare70:100 Mv 13 '63 Chem &
a challenge.
58:599-601
Studies in the Je reaction
'63 . of, formaldehyde
^ ,j ^ j with ..u Eng N 40:32-3 S 24
There's no letup in chemical mergers. Chem 'i".2
unmodified, modified, and dyed celluloses: & Eng N 41:23-4make Ag 12more '63 overseas. Chem
equilibrium reaction of formaldehyde with IT.S. companies
cotton cellulose at 30°C. K. V. Datye. bib-
liog Textile Res J 32:883-90 N '62 U.S.& Eng N 40:25 O 8 in'62 1962; realignment
petrochemicals for
Study of multicomponent mixtures in solu- the years ahead. K. J. Nelson, il Oil &
tion with a vertical-axis transniisslontype
fllter-fluoronieter. M. H. Fletcher, bibliog GasHeeJ also
60:98-100 S 3 '62
diag Anal Chem
Temperature-dependent 35:278-88 Mr '63in sulflte
equilibria Ceramic industries
solutions; abstract. O. V. Ingruber. il Paper Ceramics
Chemicals
Ind 44:494-f- N '62 Drug trade
Treatment Itvf iiifiustrv
ically of reactingpartial
flows. equilibrium
P. A. Libby. in ARS chem-J
Fertilizer Industry
32:1090-1 Jl '62: Discussion. AIAA J 1:723-4 Gas industry
Mr '63 Manufacturing chemists association
Vapor-liquid equilibrium constants of binary Paper industry and trade
methane systems for the sub-critical, Potash industry and trade
Pottery
critical, and retrograde regions. S P.
Dastur and G. Thodos. bibliog A I Ch E J Rubber Industry and trade
9:524-8 Jl '63 Accounting
Vapor-liquid tween pure equilibrium
hydrocarbons relationships
and cuts. J. be- A.
Grosberg. Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Economics of long- vs. short-life materials.
Refiner 41:218-22 N '62 J. R. Brauweller. Chem Eng 70:128-1- Ja
See also How21 '63Monsanto uses accounting to control
Phase rule and equilibrium maintenance costs. B. A. Northup. flow
CHEMICAL finishing. See Metal flnlshlne sheets Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Refiner
CHEMICAL formulas 41:237-40 Inventories;
N '62
New way to code cheitilcal structures. D. L. Surplus liquidate or retain?
Ballard. Chem & Eng N 41:129 Ap 15 '63 Chem Eng 70:134-4- Ag 6 '63
CHEMICAL Industries Advertising
Armour revamps industrial chemical sales.
Chem & Eng N 41:40 N 4 '63 Chemical advertising sharpens Its aim. Chem
Calendar of meetings and events. 1963. Chem a. Eng N 40:32-4 D 10 '62
& Eng N 41:78-82+ F 4 '63 Directories
C&EN progress report. Published in weekly
numbers of Chemical and engineering news Analytical chemistry 1963 buyers' list,
guide; geo-
Chemical industry and the common market; graphical guide, classincntlon product
essay review. J, D. Pratt. Chem & Ind guide and ronipniiv directory. Anal Chem
p 1938-40 N 10 '62 35 (no 51:inG-177na
Chemical buvers guide Ap 1963.'63Can Chem Proc-
Chemical metallurgy' and the chemical In-
dustry. F. A. Forward, diags Can J Chem ess 46:3-253 nt 2 D "62
Eng 41:sup 111-vl abroad
F '63 to set new high. Materials of construction; 20th biennial re-
Chemical out lays port: directory of manufacturers. Chem Eng
Chem & Eng U 40:37 S 10 '62 69:202-23 N 12 '62
Chemical
key to 1963. processII industries'
Chem Ens 1962 record,Ja the
70:91-102 21 1963
tradeBluedirectory.
Book catalog; Soap & biiyers' guide Blue
Chem Spec and
'63 (reprlnta EOc)
Book p 1-222 ^63
CHEMICAL, industries — Directories — Continued Ethylene, a flve-year forecast. W. S. Fedor.
lytjo buyers" KUide:
laboratory euuipmeiit. clieniicals,
Chem ciiemical
& Ind supplant,
C2-
il(reprints
map Chem $U & Eng N 40:149-62 S 10 '65
5S. P3-GG. L3-50 D 1 '02 Facts and figures for the chemical process
Semiannual inventory of new plants and fa- industries.
3 '62 (reprints $2)
Chem & Eng N 40:1-84 pt 2 S
cilities. Chem Ens 69:111-18 O 29 '62; 70: Facts and figures for the chemical process
163-71 Ap 15: 127-36 O 28 '63 mdustries. Chem & Eng N 41:41-124 S 2
Exhibitions '63 (reprints $2,001
"6*2
Canadian chemical and equipment exhibition, Modest propylene outlook may pick up after
Toronto, Oct. 23-26: with list of e.xhibitors 1965. Chem Eng 70:94-1- My 13 '63
and floor plan. Can Chem Process 46:93A+ Petrochemical-boom or bust; ethylene chem-
icals, the decennial outlook. W. C. King. U
O: 64-5 N of'62chemical industries. New York,
E.xposition map Chem Eng Prog 59:22-7 F '63: Same
Dec. 2-6; with list of exhibitors. Ind & Eng abr. Oil & Gas J 61:72-6 Ap 8 '63
Petrochemicals growth in western Europe
Chem 55:68-72-1-,
Exposition of chemical 117-18industries.
N '63 29th. New pacing that of oil and gas. H. A. Kirch
York. Dec. 2-6. Am Dyestuff Rep 52:774 S and W. E. Kuhn. Oil & Gas J 60:93-7 S 3
30 '63
Exposition of chemical industries, 29th, New Process Industries in '62; records right and
York. Dec. 2-6; with list of exhibitors and left. Chem the Engnext70:38-40
Propylene F 4 '6311 Chem
five years. &
floor plan. 11 Chem & Eng N 41:57-134 N 4
•63; Chem Eng 70:345-9-)- N 11 '63 Eng N 41:92-105
Reviews/ureviews; My 13 '63
increases (reprints $1.00)
in production.
Hanover fair. Chem & Ind p 1114-15 Jl 6 '63 sales, and proflts In 1963. Chem & Eng N
Laboratory apparatus and materials exhibi-
tion. Earls Court, April 1-5. 11 Chem & Ind 40:46-50 D 31 '62
Solid growth ahead in petrochemicals. Oil &
P731-2 My show
Petrochem 4 '63 flllinsr up fast; list of exhibi-
Gas J 61:88-90 Mr 18 '63
tors. Chem Ens Proe 58:9 S '62 Taxation
Finance Chemical industry opposes tax reforms. Chem
Facts and fijrures for the chemical process & Eng N 41:32 Ap 1 '63
industries; finance and financial report of Australia
130 firms. D. M. Kiefer. Chem & Ens N
Story of Kiwi polish. D. Joinson, il Soap &
Facts andpt figures
40:9-33 2 S 3 '62for the chemical process
Chem Spec 39:73-54- Ag '63
industries; finance and financial report of Belgium
130 firms. D. M. Kiefer. Chem & Eng N 41:
49-74 S 2 '63 Dimethylamine yield boosted in new process,
First-haif reports promise record year; il diag Chem Eng 69:70-f- O 29 '62
financial stateinents point to record chem- Canada
ical sales. Chem &• Ens N 41:25-6 Jl 29 '63 Can Shawinigan erase its problems? il Can
Higher
profits;sales withboosted
table. chemical
Chem & industry's
Eng N 41:26-719G2
Chpm Process
Canadian aery late47:29-31
prospectF '63looms. Can Chem
TÎr IS -63
Implications of the second squeeze on profits. Process chemical
Canadian 47:60-1- Myoutput'63 up three per cent:
H. M. Strage.
Industry spending; Chem slow
Eng 69:175-80
advance O in15 1963.
'62 total value of chemicals and chemical prod-
Chem Eng hold 69:56 atN seasonal
26 '62 ucts produced this year will hit $1.5 billion.
Inventories rates. Chem &
„S. J. Cook.
Canadian marketChem can & support
Eng N 41:134plants S for2 '63
80
Eng N 41:27 Je
Petrochemical 24 '63
developments; how to finance chemicals. S. J. Cook. Chem & Eng N 41:73
plants in the European economic commu-
nity. L. H. Frampton. Hydrocarbon Proc- Giant U.S. market needs e-^ploration Can
Ap S '63
Chpm Process 47:29-30 Mr '63
Profltsess rose
& Pet inRefiner second41:180-6
quarter.N Chem'62 & Eng Global -scale plan is vital now. E. Gudgeon.
N 40:24 S 24 '62
Record expansion likely this year. Chem & Can Chem
Hooker ProcessBritish
to '63boost 46:48 Columbia
O '62 chlorine
Eng and
Sales N 41:21-2 earnings F 11up '63sharply last year. How output.
Canadian 11 Can industries ltd. 46:37-8
Chem Process shook Nup '62the
Chem up & butEngearnings N 41:21-2 F 4in '63 acid line-up. il map Can Chem Process 46:
Sales uneven first quarter. 38-40 Ddata; '62 process industries. Can Chem
Chem finds & Engpayoff N 41:21-2 Ap 29 '63 Market
Texizts in chemicals, il Chem & Process 47:51-8 lawsJe; 35-47
Eng N 41:34-5 Ja 28 '63 New Canadian under Jl industry
'63 study.
Third-quarter sales and proflts climb higher.
Chem & companies Eng N 40:21-2 O 29sales.
'62 Soap & 1963Chem & Eng process
chemicail N 41:24 Je 24 '63 prospects
industries il
Unilever
'62 report
Chem Spec 39:64-1- Je '63 1963Can promises
Chem Process
big jump47:27-42in chemJa '63 exports.
Venture capital for small companies. R. D. G. R McCormack. SI Can Chem Process
Stillman. Chem & Eng N 40:106-7-t- O 15 47:20-1-1- Mr '63
Petrochemical survey of U.S. and Canada.
■Venture capital must R. B. Bizal. il Oil & Gas J 61:112-37 S 2
R. D. Stillman. Chem be& chosen
Eng N carefully.
40:46-7 S
17 See
'62 also Petr lead Can indu H.
S. ochPylant. i! Oil & Gas adi J 61:140-1- stry Ag 12
emic an .
Chemical industries — Securities
Chemical plants — Costs Saslfatoon alhas s makings of petrochemical cen-
History tre, il Can Chem Process 47:56-8 Jl '63
What's happening in Canada? Chem Eng
Brandywlne: past and present. D. R. Augood. Proo- 59:9-22 Je '63
Will Noranda move closer to CPI? il Can
il Ind Chem 38:511-13 O '62 Chem Process 47:53-4 O '63
International aspects Chile
Global outlook prescribed for chemical firms. Chile wants to produce petrochemicals, fl
Chem Eng 70:66
International trade Apin 29 '63
chemicals. G. Abraham- Chem & Eng N 40:85-7 S 24 "62
Cuba
son. Ind Chem 39:195-7. 259-64 Ap-My '63
Japan the never-easy struggle toward the
too. R. Landau and others. 11 Chem & Pulling back the curtain on Cuba's CPI. M.
Eng N 41:68-82 Jl 1 '63 (reprints $1.00) Hagan. il Chem Eng 70:98-i- O 14 '63
What's ence
happening
exists between in us.
Canada?
J. M. interdepend-
Margolis. 11 Europe
Chem Eng Prog 59:14-18 Je '63 r:ûropean chemical industry growth slows
Securities Chem
European & dilemma;
Eng N overcapacity
41:82-6 Mr in4 aromatlcs.
'63
Virginia-Carolina recapitalizes. Chem & Eng 11 Chem & Eng N 41:94-105 Mr 25; 78-90
N 40:23-4 O 8 '62 An 1 '63 (reprints $1.25)
European economic community; how will It
What's happening
stocks a good
in Canada? are Canadian
buy? R. Cziner. Chem Eng affect hydrocarbon processing industry? G.
Tugendhat. Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Re-
Prog 59:19-22 Je '63 finer 42:183-6
Statistics European HPI Aomanagement
'63 todav. O. GIs-
Chemical output heads for another record. card d'Estaing and F. Koos. Hydrocarbon
Process & Pet Refiner 42:147-50-1- Ja; 167-
Chem & Eng N 41:25-6 Jl 22 '63
70 F '63
CHEMICAL •03 industries — Europe — Continued Japan
Fillinir consumer needs: key to EEC petro- Japan the never-easy struggle toward the
chemical Krowth. L. H. Frampton. Hydro- top, R. Landau and others, il Chem &
carbon Process & Pet Refiner 42:173-8 S
Eng N 41:68-82
Japanese fireworks.Jl D.1 '63R. Ireprints
Augood. $1)il Ind
Germany tops U.K. in petrochemicals, now
number one in western Europe. B. M. Fil- Chem 39:27-9 Ja '63
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Hydrocarbon Process & Pet growth, T. Sato.
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HPIGas and J 61:10G-9
the European S 2 '63 common market. E. E.
1604- Ag '62 Netherlands
How Halmos,EEC jr. wedsPet process Managementto raw 35:187 material. Ja '63L. Dutch State Mines revamps its structure. 11
H. Frampton. bibliog dlaKS Hydrocarbon Chem & Eng N 41:724- Je 24 '63
Process & Pet Refiner 42:127-34 Mr '63 New Zealand
Reviews/previews: Europe's economies slow
down, il Chem & Ene N 40:60-3 D 31 '62 New Zealand news letter (cont). S. G.
■63 France Brooker. Chem & Ind p2S7 F 16 '63
Davison pushes southwest France as plant Puerto Rico
site, il map Chem & Ens N 41:34-5 Ja 21 Plans for large o-xylene-based unit In Puerto
Fre chem indu L. Jacq map Rico face overcapacity and new low prices
nch ical stry ufi. for phtlialic anhydride; Puerto Rico Chem-
Chem
French & Ind
chemical p industry
1CS7-43 . S chalks15 '62 up 7 per ical. Chem & Eng N 41:35-6 My 20 '63
cent growth. Chem & Eng N 41:06-1- Ap Rumania
22 '63 chemicals
French exceed planned growth. UOP sues builder of Romanian chemical plant.
Chem & Ensr N 40:27 O 8 '62 Oil & Gas J 61:01 Mr 4 '63
Gas processing and production of petrochem- Russia
icals. M. Bailleul. il diags Inst Pet J 49:
99-104 Ap '63 Germany How do the'63Soviet chemical process indus-
German chemical industry off to good start: tries shapewinup? large
U.K. firms Chem contracts
Eng 70:89fromMr Soviets
18 '63
sales hit $2.12 billion in first four months to supply ethylene and polyethylene plants.
of 1963. chemical
German Chem & industry
Eng N sets 41:6G newJl 22 '63
records Chem & Eng N 41:66 My 13 '63
Chem & Eng N 41:67-8 .Ta 28 '63 South Africa
German firms ready new ethylene capacity; Organic chemicals and the Fischer-Tropsch
three new plants, one expansion increase synthesis in South Africa. P. E. Rousseau.
capacity by almost 60 per cent. Chem &
Eng N 41:65-6 O 21 '63 il Chem
South Africa& to Ind expand
p 1958-06 N 17 production.
chemical '62
'63
Gennany's big three log record sales. Chem
& Eng N 41:68-9 F 11 '63 Ind Chem 39:323 Je '63
Germany's
understanding. chemical Chem industry & Eng Nseeks41:52 public S 30 United States
Petrochemical survey of U.S. and Canada.
Top Ger pol ina to exp R. B. Bizal. il Oil & Gas J 61:112-37 S 2
Rheinischeman oleflnwerke. yet ker
il Chem & Engand:N
hyl CHEMICAL institute of Canada
West41:70-2 GermanJl 15 'C:',
chemical e n e sales up. Chem & Conference and exhibition, 46th, Toronto,
Eng N 41:30 N 4 '63 June 6-8; program. Can Chem Process 47:
Great Britain 58-9 My '63
Britain gets new petrochemicals complex, il Division of rubber chemistry
Chem & Eng N 41:112-13 O 28 '63 Joint meeting of the Divisions of rubber
Chemical plant: illustrations with text. En- chemistr>' of the American chemical so-
gineer 215:40 Ja 4 '63 ciety and the Chemical institute of Can-
Courtaulds' future looks bright, il Chem & ada. Toronto. May 8-10: program. Rubber
Eng N 41:2.'-.-6 Jl 8 '63 Chem
Joint meeting& Techwith36:sud xiii-xvi
ACS Division Jlof rubber
'63
Distillers re.«5hapes for growth; Distillers co.
Chem & Eng N 41:107-8-1- Ap 29 '63 chemistrv. Toronto. May 8-10. Rubber Age
Lilly's new plant: flexibility the key. il diag 93:431-4 Je '63: Rubber World 148:71 Je '63
Manuf Chem 34:454-64- O '63 Spring meeting, Toronto,
National economic development council sets and abstracts of papers. May Rubber
8-10; program
Age 93:
TI.K. chemical growth at 7.6 per cent a
year. GNP growth at four per cent for 94-102 Ap laboratories
CHEMICAL '63
1961-66 buying Chem in & Britain
Eng N 41:23 Adhesives for industry; new laboratory at
Sulfur under Mrscrutiny.25 '63
the Silvertown factory of Duche & Knight
Chem & Eng N 41:60-1
Swift starts to make chemicals overseas. Je 10 '63 ltd. il Shell
Ind Chem 38:577 laboratory'.
N '62
British detergents Egham,
map Chem & Eng N 41:34-5 Jl 15 '63 Surrey, il research
Soap & Chem Spec 39:63-4ofF '63
TT.K.'s chemical exports continue to rise Harrogate laboratories I, CI
Chem & Eng N 41:944- F 18 '63 Fibres division. R. F. Tuckett. il plan
U.K's chemical output Increased five per cent Chem & Ind p 1877-81 N 3 '62
In 1962. Chem & Eng N 41:94 My 20 '63 I.C.L's new petrochemical and polymer lab-
See also oratory, D, S, Davies, il Chem & Ind pS2G-8
British chemical plant manufacturers asso- Laboratory of the month. Published in
ciation My 18 '63 numbers
monthly of Analytical chemistry
Hungary
New British headquarters of International
Hungarian chemical indiislrv. G. Szekeres. Flavors and Fragrances, il Manuf Chem 34:
il Chem & Ind p 1932-4 N 10 '62 11-124- Ja '63 and polymer laboratory m
India Petrochemical
Cheshire: Imperial chemical industries ltd.
India pushes now chemical projects. Chem & Engineer 215:918 My 24 '63
Eng N 41:58 Ja 14 '63 Philosophy of ICI's new laboratory, il En-
Indian chemical industry. Ind Chem 38:623-4 Research and gineering 195:726 My 24 '63 laboratories of
development
O '62 Shell Industrial chemicals div. P. J. Garner,
Indian chemical industn.-. il Ind Chem 39:319-
20 Je '63 Israel il plan Chem
Research in the & Albright Ind p 1566-73 S 28 '63
& Wil.son group.
Chemical.^ loom big In Israel's economy. II J. H. E. Jeffes. 11 Chem & Ind p 1442-50
map Chem Eng 70:50-2 Ja 21 '63
Italy AgBee31 niso
'63
Chemical engineering laboratories
Brindlsl complex takes on new look. 11 Pet Chemical plant.s — E.xperlmental plants
Management 35:175 S '63 Metallurgical laboratories
Pliarniaceutic.ll lalioratories
Italian petrochemicals. D. R. Augood. II Ind Rubber laboratories
Chem 39:430-2 Ag '63 Textile laboratories
Monlecallnl and Shell Itallana link In pesti-
'62 cides. Chem & Eng N 41:69 Mr IS '63 Accidents
Petrochemical Perchlorate mixture explodes at UCLA
Swamlnathan. plant at Ravenna.
diags Engineer 'V.O S,5
214:605-7 chemistry laboratory. Chem & Eng N 41:
47 Jl 8 '63
CHEMICAL plants
CHEMICAL laboratories — Continued Ammonia leads in plant construction. R. B.
Designs and plans Bizal. il Oil
Desi*rn and construction o£ laboratory build- Aroniatics plant& at Gas Isle
J 60:82-4
of Grain, D 17flow'62 diag
ines ii plana Anal Cheni 34;sup2oA-32A+ il Engineer 214:1075 D 21
Canadian plant adopts novel processes, il '62
S; SUP23A-34A+ O: 23A-30A D 62 diag Oil &'62 Gas J 61:91-2 Jl 15 63
Desigming a high-pressure laboratory. J. F. Celanese expands acetyl plants in Texas, il
Stenberg and B. G. Colley. il plan diags
•63 Kne 69:115-18 N 26 '62
Chera Chem & Bug N 41:23-4 Je 24 '63
Laboratorv plannuig for chemistry and chem- Conoco's Alfol imit goes onstream. 11 dias
ical engineering. H. F. I-.ewis, ed. Review, Pet Management 34:170-1 Ag "62
by J. F. Munce. Chem & Ind p565-7 Ap 6 Ex-Kentucky butadiene plant rising again in
Brazil, installation
French il Oil & Gas features J 61:81 IFP Jl 22 process,
'63
P/A tenUi annuaj design awards: chemical
research building for Tufts university, il flow sheet il Pet Management
From inks to chemical specialties; Kane 35:177 O '63
plana diag Prog Arch 44:120-1 Ja '63 chemical corp. J. W. Dragonetti. il Soap
Equipment & Chem Chemical
Hawkeye Spec 38:143-1- plantD near
'62 completion,
Annual conference exposition of modern lab-
oratory equipment, floor
list of exhibitors, Pittsburgh, March Cliem
plans. Anal 4-S; HPI construction boxscore: '63
il Oil & Gas J 61:231 O 14 tables. Hydro-
carbon Process & Pet Refiner 41:227-8-^ O
35:sup69A-S4A-t- F '63 „„o t^
Apparatus
and 300° for K. phase
J. A. studies
Davis and between
others,20°bib-
K. Kerr-McGee's
commercial operation. high-purityP. helium K. Smith plant and
in
liog flow diag diags Ind & Eng Chem 55: H. S. Pylant. flow diag il map Oil & Gas J
36-42 N '63 60:136-9 Odedicates■63 '62
29
Closed svsteni gradient instrument accomo- Monsanto chemical refinery. H. S.
dating volatile and nonvolatile buffers for Pylant. il map diag Oil & Gas J 60:52-4
column chromatography. M. A. Chase, diags
Anal Chem
Customers favor 35:1457-60
dealersS '63
for lab supplies, il Monsanto
D 10 '62 dedicates Chocolate Bayou plant,
il Pet Management
Monsanto expands at Texas 35:188-90City.Ja Oil'63& Gas J
Chem & Eng N 41:25-6 My 6 '63
Diamond Alkali's T. R. Evans research cen-
ter: laboraton- of the month, il Anal Chem 60:145
New D 31 polyolefins
fiexible '62 unit. G. M. Chastain
35:sup 107A-9A Je '63 and, materials exliibi- and H. S. Pylant. flow diag 11 Oil & Gas J
Laboratory apparatus 60:150-2 N 12 '62
tion. London. April 1-5. il Chem & Ind New methrlamines plant; I.C.I. Heavy or-
P731-2 My 4 '63 . „ A. . t,- ganic chemicals div. at BiUingham co. il
Multiple
hauer aiidhvdrogenation
R. E. Beal. insert.
diagsR. Anal Eisen-
Chem Ind Chem 39:30 Ja '63
New plant makes methylamines; intermediates
35:1110 Jl '63 for drugs, pesticides and many other chemi-
Partial condensation variable reflux stillhead cal products, il diag Manuf Chem 34:19 Ja
for the distillation of trace components. N.
Adler. bibliog diags Anal Chem 35:724-9 New Southern chemical home; Southern chem-
My '63 ical products CO. il Soap & Chera Spec 39
Physical society exhibition. London; exhibits 55-6Chemical
Olt Ag '63 sharpens its sales program.
of interest to chemists. Manuf Chem 34:
66-S-t- F '63 Chem
Petro/chem & Engconstruction.
N 40:19 D Pet 24 '62Management
Research pH meter is ultrasensitive. Chem & '62
Eng N 41:70 O 14 '63 34:193 S '62 construction abroad; 215 proj-
Petrochemical
Thermoelectric immersion cooler developed: ects are in the works. R. B. Bizal. il Oil &
\VhirIpool corp. il Chem & Eng N 41:80 Gas J 60:133-4-1- S 3 '62
Jl See
29 '63 Petrochemical construction slows in U.S.,
also Canada; picks up abroad. H. S. Pylant. 11
Crucibles Oil & Gas J 60:90-2 S 3 '62
Safety measures Petrochemical pro,jects. R. B. Bizal. il Oil &
Hard look at safety in high-pressure re- Gas J 61:114-16 Mv 13 '63
search. B. L. Clark, il Chem Eng 70:183-4 Plant expands Austria's HPI. il diag Pet
Management
Survey of U.S. 35:189-1- Mr '63 520 plants mak-
and Canada;
Mr IS '63 literature
CHEMICAL ing petrochemicals. R. B. Bizal. il Oil &
ACS divisions praise virtues of preprints. Gas J 60:1084-
Chem & Eng N 40:1044- S 17 '62 Tidewater buildingS big3 '62hydrogen
(reprints plant.
$41 R. H.
Chemical Abstracts Service gets chemical Carlson, il Oil & Gas J 60:137-84- D 3
type chain, il Chem & Eng N 40:76 N 19 '62 See also
Polymers classified by new method. K. J. Drug factories
Lissant. diag Chem & Eng N 41:70-1- Ja Fertilizer factories
28 See
'63 also Metallurgical plants
Petroleum refineries
American
ical) chemical society journal (period- ■Water supply for chemical plants
Chemical abstracts (periodical) Accidents
Chemistry — Periodicals Nitrogen compression system explosion R W
CHEMICAL milling. See Metal finishing Sanders and R, W. Nodorp. flow sheets 11
CHEMICAL models Chem Eng Prog is59:72-5 Mr blast.
'63 11 Chem
Mixing model for transfer near a boundary. Unknown reaction cause of
J. M. Marchello and H. L. Toor. bibliog & Eng N 40:79-80 S 10 '62
Ind & Eng Chem Fundamentals 2:8-12 Accounting
F '63
CHEMICAL patents See Chemical industries — Accounting
DuPont and Montecatini reach agreement on
polypropylene; firmsChem agree & toEng
cross-licens- Control equipment
ing arrangement. N 41:22 Automatic data acquisition, logging and
Je 10 '63 computer control systems. T. B. M. Rybak
European patent law: chemical products bibliog ilusesdiagscomputer Ind Chem
patentable as well as processes. Manuf Celanese control39:476-80
at Bay S City'63
Chem 33:527-1- D '62 plant, il Pet Management
Chocolate Bayou boasts latest in instrumen- 34:207-8 O '62
Hercules gets polypropylene process patent.
Chem & Eng N 40:104-1- S 17 '62 tation and control. G. L Farrar. 11 Oil &
New patents. Published in monthly numbers G.ts J 60:38-42
Compromise control D 24of '62overdetermined sys-
of Manufacturing chemist tems. D. J. Wilde and A. Acrivos. bibliog
New patents. Published in monthly numbers diag A I Ch E J 8:629-34
of Soap and chemical specialties Computers, automation, and N process
'62 control.
Swiss fear ECM patent law. Chem & Eng N T. J. Williams, bibliog Ind & Eng Chem
41:86-t- Je 3 '63 55:43-5 N analyzers
Continuous '63 in chemical processing.
See also
Drugs — Patents S. Siggia and R. A. Hagstrom. bibliog Auto-
Lubrication and lubricants — Patents mation 10:54-60 Ap '63
CHEMICAL plant manufacturers association, Control begins its take-over generation; Mon-
British. See British chemical plant manu- santo chemical co.'s Chocolate Bavou petro-
facturers association chemical plant, il I S A J 10:25-6 Ja '63
CHEMICAL plants— Control equipment — Cont. Design
Controller tor chemical processinK. 11 i-nsTl- Designing stability into plant operations.
neer 215:835 My 3 lis , „, „ F. G. Shinskey. diags Pet Management 34:
DlKital men talk direct control. Chem EnK 206-7 O; 229-31 N '62 „ .,.^
69:102 N
Distinctive problems of,12 •«2 process control. . , ttH. Evaluating the proposed plant. R. Frumer-
H. Rosenbrock. bibllog il diags Chem Eng man.
HowPA to Chem
designH. and Eng 69:101-4-1-
operate bibliogO 1 '62
lluidized-catalyst
Prog 5S:43-50 S '62 plants. E. Riley, flow diag il
Electroanalytical techniciues for process diags Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Refiner
monitorinB. S. Sigsia aiid R. A. Hagstrom. 42:167-72 Je '63 ^ . ^ „
biblioe il diags Automation 10;72-t>0 Je 1)3 Managing engineering projects; design. J. M.
Electrodeless conductivity meter for process Mciêllan. Chem Eng 70:164-7 My 13 '63
control. E. Harrison and P. F. Roach, il Modules, big and small, hike engineering
diags Radio & Electronic Eng 26:2a-33 Jl 63 efficiency,design '62il Chem Eng of 70:54-f Ja 21D. '63
Ethylene enters a new field: acetyl chem- Optimum capacity new plants. I.
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il plan
First diags Oil & alkylation
computer-run Gas J 6U:216-21 O 15 '62
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Packaged plants My spark'63 overseas buildups, diag
Oil & Gas set J 60:56 Chem Eng G9:744- D 10 62 ,. ,.
Guidelines for D direct
17 '62 digital
,. . , control. Plants key services reflect new thinking;
Chem & Eng N 41:100 Ap 15 '63 Monsanto s Chocolate Bayou plant, il Chem
How totorevaluate stream variables. process analyzers
E, E. Escher that moni-
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70.58-i- Ja 21 '63
D. J. Fraade. biblios diags Chem Eng 70: Unit in petrochemicals plant and equip-
ment. J. W. Woolcock. Ind Chem 39:406-10
89-96 S 30 '63
How to modify plant instruments for digital Electric equipment
computer control. C. H. Thurman. plan Electrical-equipment
Ag '63 purchase costs. M. M.
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Intrinsic S A J its10:73-5 growingF status
'63 . Êurope.
in 66-Kirk.
kv loop Chem for Eng 70:2444-
chemical plantJe expanded.
10 '63 A. H.
D. H. Barlow, diag Control Eng 10:85-8 Barth. diags Elec World loS:34-5-f D 24
Mr '63
Justification and payout of on-stream ana- Spe a in driv for the che
lyzers. D. J. Fraade. blbliog I S A J 10: ed djustC. R. Olson,
industry. eils diags Ind & micEngal
61-6 analyzer
Ag '63 men
Mass heads for online control,. il . „Can Chem 55:24-8 Mr '63 t
Chem Process 47:91-2-1- O '63 Employees
•63
Mass analvzer is designed for on-line control, See Chemical workers
Newil Chem concept; Ens unit 70:58-F control
S 2 '63systems. E. R.
Forman. il diags Chem Eng 70:93-100 An 5 Equipment
Applications of austenitic cast irons in the
On-line chromatographic control, diags Ind chemical and petroleum industries. G. L.
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Chem 55:63forJe control. '63 Swales,
Ja-Mr il
'63 Ind Chem 39:16-21. 79-83. 142-4
Process C. M. Tyler. 11 , „ „
diags Chem Eng Prog 58:51-5 computers
S '62 Apply stream analyzers for profit. T. ,U.
Small special-purpose analog for
process control. J. D. Warnock. diag Auto- BoltClift.torques
11 I S and A J gaskets
10:49-52 Ap for '63glassed-stecl
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Time-shared digital process-control system. Eng 69:200-1- S 17 '62
E. W. Yetter and C. W. Sanders, diag Boost for superphoshoric'03 acid. 11 Chem Eng
I S Agas
Using J 9:53-6chromatographyN '62 in process control. Buying
69:58 O chemical1 '02 pumps. T. E. Johnson, il
R. A. Hagstrom and S. Slggia. il diag Auto- Chem gives Eng 70:138-1- Ag 5 plant
'63
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What's ahead in process control. A. E. Lee. Winfleld and C. E. Dryden. Chem Eng 69:
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Chemical 'fi2 Industries is changing
Corrosion views on equipment, il Can Chem Process
Corrosion
■63 forum. Published In bi-weekly Chemical
47:48-9-1- Fprocessors
'63 use more titanium.
numbers of Chemical engineering H. B. Bomberger. bibllog il Ind & Eng
How corrosion engineers save money. H. G.
Bennett, il Can Chem Process 47:71-2-1- F Chem 55:53-7
Compressor designJa '63 holds maintenance down.
11 diag
Co.stograms. Chem Ind & Chem Eng 39:90-1.
N 41:56-t-146-7. Jl 15198-9.
'63
Polv sipstanicepibnrgin chcohsleon for H corr c r
es ook osio hemi e- 257-8, 314-15, 368-9, 482-3. 536-7 F-Jl, S-O
Corp.ter R. E.to Baker, e, ilrindiag
e; er n Piping
Heating- cal De.sign and uses of choppers and shredders.
34:130-3 N '62 Costs K. R. Sterrett and W. ^r. Sheldon. 11 diag
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Kiiitlics of tour-siep coiiipetiiiv e-consecu- aoti\'ity N. N. Semenov. Reyiew. by C. A,
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Chemical laboratories CHEMICAL
Chemical plants — E.xperimental plants Chemical manpower; dimensions for the
Electron microscope 19G0's. D. M. Kiefer. il Chem & Eng N
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Mellon institute of Industrial research, Pitts-
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Textile research finer your
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Chemical engineers
Chem Eng 69:87-84- D 24 '62 CHEMICALS
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Research activities of Imperial chemical mite. Chem
Chemical fuels & lookEng likeN 40:71
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Industries of Au.itralia and New Zealand motive propulsion after 2003 A.D. F. W.
ltd. L. W. Weickhardt. bibliog il Chem & T.auck andproducts
Chemical oihers. from S A wood.
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Chemicals in the electronic industiT'. J. W.
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Ap '63 Six acres of laboratory chemicals. II Manuf
Annual
flhoiracts of papers. Soap & Chem Dec.
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N '62 to hemolytic
77-844- Ja '63 chemicals. H E. Stokinger and J. T. Moun-
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Midyear meeting. 49th. Chicago, May 20-22: See also
program and abstracts of papers. Soap & Agricultural chemlcala
Chem Spec 39:113-15 My; 75-824- Je '63 Alcohols
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Catalysts tures for tlio iodoaminochromes. R. A.
Chemical i!idustries Heacock and others, bibliog Am Chem Soo
Cleaning compositions
Dl'UKS „J.
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Emulsifiers search programs set. Chem & Eng N 40:
Indicators and test papers 50-1 N 26 '62
Paper chemicals Points of view; review of four books. A. R.
Pelrolemn chemicals Denaro. of Chem
Plastioizers Survey modern & chemistry.
Ind p 1602-4G. ST. 8 Austin
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Propellants and H. F. Austin, diags Chem Eng 70:97-100
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Fine chemicals manufacture. M. Sulzbacher. Evaporation
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F '63 Molecules
New methods of preparing fine chemicals. Oxidation
M. Sulzbacher. biblios Manuf Cliem 33:463-4 Photochemistry
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Unrealistic a.cn'lonitrile price upped. Chem
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Experiments ^^^ '"^•^- ^■^'^"^
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Exjioriments in physical
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887-93 Je '63 Testing Chem & Ind p47S-80 Mr 23 '63 "'''«=coii.
Use of humans to evaluate safety of chemi- I8UU. VV^ A.
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Sawav. Chem & Rev
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8^2? '63 ^"'''"^'■- Chem & Eng N 41^86^7
Carboys Chemical
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Chrmical horizons; presidential addre.'ss, H
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Chemistry and eriuipinent mnlntenance: data
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CHEMISTRY— study and teaching — Continued Need for analytical chemistry courses argued;
Bis classes create big problems of teaching panel discussion. Chem & Eng N 41:50-1
general chemistry. Cheni & ling N 41:4i> +
Organisation
N 4 '63 of modern analytical services.
O 28 '63polytechnic. London: Department of
Borough
chemistry and chemical technology. S. J. T. i'ardley. il diag Manuf Chem 33:396-
Cotson. college;
Chem Department & Ind p 1640of O chemistry.
12 'lio 94- O '62 conference on analytical chem-
Pittsburgh
Brunei J. istry and applied spectroscopy. 14th, March
Topping. college Chem of& Ind p 133-4 4-8; with program. Anal Chem 35:sup44A-
Chelsea science and Jatechnology:
2G '63
Depai-tmenl. of chemistry. J. P. J. Dippy. Purity
59A F analysis
'63 of highly purified materials
11 Chem at <Si Ind o!>43-6 My of25 East '63 Anglia. by time-temperaturu cryometry. G. S.
Chemistry the University Rosa and H. D. Di.xon. J Res Nat Bur
A. K. Katritisky. Chem & Ind B llUO-2 Jl Stand 67A:247-51 My '63 of analyses, bib-
Reviews of applications
Instrumentation course may be obsolete. R. liog Anal Chem 35of chemical
Ino 5] ;1R-204R Ap sixth
'63
Yahnau. college U ChemEast & Eng N 41:92 Standard methods analysis;
Makerere Africa. D. R.ApAugood.
15 '63 edition, v. 1, The elements. N. H. Furman.
il Indfor Chem 39:255-6 My '63courses argued: ed. Review, by A. G. Jones. Chem & Ind
Need analytical chemistry
panel discussion. Chem & Eng N 41:5(1-1 Usep 1641-6
of special S 15 atmospheres
'62 in spectrographic
NewN 4 lab'63 prograin developed for freshmen; analysis. R. Faxsky. bibliog Metallurgia 67:
Gustavus Adolphtis college, St. Peter. Minn. 51-4-1- Ja '63
H. B. Thompson. Chem & Eng N 41:56-7 Widening scope of organic analysis. R. A.
5 23 '63
Programing finds a place in chemistry; sym- Chalmers,
See also il Manuf Chem 33:460-2-1- N '62
posium on programed instruction, il Chem Chromatographic analysis
Colorimetric analysis
6 EngcoUeea
Royal N 4U:76-S-t- S 17 '62
of advanced technology. Sal- Combustion analysis
ford: Department of chemistry and ap- Dye analysis
'63 plied chemistry. G. R. Ramage. 11 Chem Electrochemical analysis
& Ind HoUoway
P964-5 Je college: 15 '63 Fluoronietric analysis
Royal Department of Gas analysis
chemistry. U Chem & Ind p 1133-5 Jl 13 Indicators and test papers
Metallurgical analysis
Science in society; Chemicals and people. Microanalysis
S. A. Gregory. Review, by L. S. Mumford. Mineralogical analysis
Chem & course Ind p728-30 My 4 for '63 curriculum; Phosphorimetry
Structure is basis Plants — Cliemical analysis
Carnegie Tech. il Chem & Eng N 41:62-1- Precipitation (chemistry)
Je 3 '63 Radiochenucal analysis
Welsh college of advanced technology; De- Sampling
partment of chemistry and biology. A. H. Spectrum analysis
Henson. Chem & Ind p 18-19 Ja 5 '63 Sugar analysis
"Whitehaven college of further education; also subdivision Analysis under special
Department of cnemistry. W. P. Thistleth- subjects, e.g.
waite. il Chem & Ind p 1536-8 S 21 '63 Benzenesulfonates
See also Carbon
Flue gas dioxide
Chemical education Formaldehyde
Chemistry students Fuel
Textbooks Gasoline
•63
Quantitative chemical analysis and inorganic Hydrocarbons
preparations. R. M. Caven. 2d ed. Review, Niobium
Paper
Sewage
by J. D. Donald. Chem & Ind p65-8 Ja 12 Steel
CHEMISTRY. Analytic Tantalum
ASTM 3 analytical data projects. W. Pepper, Trade waste
jr. il diass MatPrials Res & Stand 3:646-52 Uranium
Ag '63 Urine
Anachem conference; 11th. Detroit. Oct. 21- Water
23. program. Anal Chem 35:sup71A-4A S '63 Apparatus
Analytical aspects of chemical and biolog- Analytical chemistry 1963 buyers' guide; geo-
ical assay in the U.S. army CBR agency. graphical guide, classification list, prod-
S. Sass. bibliog diag Anal Chem 35:sup25A- uct guide and company directory. Anal
8A-1- My '63 Chem 35 (no 5]:1BG-177BG Ap '63
Analytical chemist in the automotive indus- Analytical instrumentation in space explora-
try. Anal Chem 3d:sup25A-7A-(- Je '63 tion. E. L. Steele, bibliog diaga Anal Chem
Analytical chemistry (cont). C. A. Johnson, 35:sup23A-30A-l- Ag '63
bibliog Manuf Chem 34:26-9. 480-2-1- Ja, Annual conference exposition of modern
O '63 laboratory equipment, Pittsburgh, March
Analytical chemistry, a challenging profes- 4-8; list of exhibitors, floor plans. Anal
sion. J. K. Taylor. Anal Chem 35:sup 23A-I- Chem 35:sup69A-84A-l- '63 F '63
Ap '63 Apparatus combination analyzes gasoline; ab-
Analytical chemistry in the dyestuff Indus- stract. L. P. Lindeman. Chem & Eng N
try; abstract and discussion. Spencer. Chem
& ■63Ind P640-2 Ap 20 "63 40:61 S 17 '62
High-speed microanalyzer on market. Rub-
Annual Louisiana state university sympo- ber World 147:8 Mr '63
sium on modern methods of analytical How to evaluate process analyzers that
chemistry. Anal Chem 35:sup48A-52A Ap monitor stream variables. E. E. Escher and
D. J. Fraade. bibliog diags Chem Eng
Application of co-ordination compounds as 70:89-96 S 30 '63 '63
analytical reagents. R. Belcher, bibliog Ind New companies invade instrument field: re-
Chem 39:433-5. 489-91 Ag-S '63 port fo.- analytical chemists. Anal Chem
Chemical analysis: the working tools; vols. 35:sun25A-31A Jl '63
1-3, 2d ed; review. T. L. Rettger and H. Pittsburgh conference on analytical chemistry
Lyons. Chem & Ind p404-6 Mr 9 '63 and applied spectroscopy; instrumentation
Comprehensive analytical chemistry; v 16. trends. 11 Chem & Eng N 41:52-4-t- Mr 18
C. L. Wilson and D. W. Wilson, eds. Re-
view, by R. C. Chirnside. Chem & Ind Sensors for automatic analyses. J. P. Strange.
p 1557-9 S 1 '62 il diags Instruments & Control Systems 35:
Conference on nuclear reactor chemistry. 3d. 91-5 N '62
Gathnburg. Teim. Oct. 9-11. Anal Chem 34: Spectrosorter. A. E. Martin, il diags Ind
SUP41A-I- D '62 Chem 38:569-74 N '62
Impact on the analytical chemist of govern- Use of a multichannel analyzer for electron
ment regulations pertaining to tissue resi- nroha microanalysis. L. S. Birk.'j and A.
dues. E. E. Kennedy, bibliog J Agrl & P. Batt. il diag Anal Chem 35:778-82 Je
Food Chem 11:393-5 S '63 Bibliography
Metal chelates Is theme of summer sympo-
sium at the University of Arizona. June 19- New books. Published in monthly numbers
21. Anal Chem 35:sup45A-6A Ap '63 of Analytical chemistry
'63

'63
CHEMISTRY. Analytic— Continued Inorganic chemistry research fifty years later.
Quantitative H. Taylor, bibliog Am Scientist 51:371-4
Fatty adds of lard: quantitative estimation Introduction to advanced Inorganic chemistry.
by silicic acid and Kas-iicjuid chromaioKra- P.S '63J. Durrant and B. Durrant. Review,
pny. P. Ma*?idman and others, bibliog Ain by L. H. Long. Chem & Ind p 1585-7 S 28
Oil Chem Soc J 40:86-8 Mr '63 Natu of atom and mole a gene
Imoroved susoension tectiiiitiue for quantita- re
chemistry. E. s C. Scott cu P. A. Kanda.
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tive infrared analysis of insoluble solids.
M. Dolinskv a:id others, biblioe il Anal Review, by G. F. Liptrol.les: Chera & Ind
Ionization35:931-3
Chem cross-section Je '63 detector as a refer- O 1555-7 S exchange
Nonaqueous 1 '62 rates studied. J. P.
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gas chromatography. P. G. Siinmonds and
J. E. Lovelock, biblios diaR Anal Chera Quantitative chemical analysis and inorganic
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the presence Drinkard. Anal Chem D. Som
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amounts of hieh boiline coninound.s by phy
flame ionization tras liquid cbromatoitraohv. ApSee'63 also
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Chem
Quantitative35:1180-02 analysis As '63with the electron CHEMISTRY, Legal
microanalvzer. T. O. Zieliold and H 10. Science and technology" In law enforcement.
Oeilvie. biblioK dlaK Anal Chem 35:621-7 J. E. Hoover. II Anal Chem 34:sup23A-32A
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preparations. R. M. Caven. 2d ed. Review, Chemist in tho clinical lab. 11 map Chem
by J. D. Donald. Chem & Ind p65-8 Ja 12 /v Rue ofN applications
Reviews 41:11)2-10 Jl of15 analyses:
'03 cllnlca.1
Quantitative determination of tantalum, tunc- chemistry. G. R. Kingsley. Anal Chem 35
sten. niobium, and zirconium in hich tem- Ino 5rilR-:i.".R
School of pharmacy. liihllogio27R-35Rl
University Ap
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method. M. perature L.
alloys bv X-ray fluorescent
Tomkins and others, solution
biblioff Department of pharmaceutical chemistry,
Anal Chem 34:1260-3 S '62chromatography of W. B. Whalley. 11 Chem & Ind p 1216-17 Jl
Quantitative pas liquid
thiocresols and thioxvlenol.s as aretate 27 See
'63 also
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Quantitative of Eas chromatotrranhlc
analv.'îs of head space cas of dilute aque- Industry's bers of books.
Dr\ie and Published
cosmeticIn monthly
industry num-
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Simple meltlnir-curve method for quantita- nutrition
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Mass soeclrometric analysis CHEMISTRY, Organic
Polaroeranhic analysis Ac 'O:!of elementary fluorine upon organic
Volumetric analysis Action
compounds: the direct fluorination of some
Statistical methods perfluoroalkyl-«-triazines. J. B. Hynes and
Precision of fl.\ed-time vs. flxed-count meas- others, biblioe Am Chem Soc J 85:83-6
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1670-1 N '62 efiuatiort to nonhvdrocarbon substances. E.
Study and teaching G Revnes and G. Thodos. bibliog Ind &
University in the Netherlands has modern Eng Chem Fundamentals
Di.scussion. D. G. Miller 2:78-9; 1:127-31Reply.
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35:sup 115A-1SA O '63 Catalytic tritium labeling attractive for or-
ganics. J. L. Garnett. bibliog Nucleonics
Tables, calculations, etc. 2n:.i(6-l- D '62
Advances In the theory of nlale heicht In pras Chelation as a driving force In organic re-
chromatocraphv. J. C. Girtdincs. biblioe 11 actions: synthesis of a-nitro acids by con-
Anal liquid
Chem 35:439-49 Ap '63 trol of the H.
equilibrium. carboxylation-decarboxylation
L. Finkbeiner and M.
Gas chromatoeranhv: temperature
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Mr 5 '63 of volume of activation, solvent
lioe Anal Chem 35:481-8 Ap '63 polarity and reactant charge t>'pe for var-
.Spreadinc of air peaks In capillary and ious organic reactions. K. R. Hrower. blb-
packed eras chromatocraphic colunms. J. H.
Knox and L. McLaren, biblioe diae Anal llne Ampolvhydroxv
Cyclic Chem Soc ketones;
J 85:1401-4 My 20 prod-
oxidation '63
Chem 35:449-54 An '63 ucts of hexahydroxvbenzene (benzene-
CHEMISTRY, Inoraanic hexoli. A. J. Fatiadi and others, bibliog J
Advanced fnoreanic cbemlstrv: a cojnpre- Res Nat Bur ofStand 67A:iri3-62 Mr ratios
'03 by
hensive te.xl. F. A. Cotton and G. Wilkin- Determination carbon-hvdroeen
son. Review, bv N. N. Greenwood. Chem & neutron scattering. H. L. FInston and E.
Ind P666-8 Ap 27 '63 Yellln biblioe diaes Anal Chem 35:336-40
Advances In Inoreanlc chemistry and radio-
chemistry. H. J. F.meleus and A. G. Sharne. Determination
Mr '63 of the chemical structure of
Review, by R. H. Prince. Chem & Ind microgram atnounts of organic cotnpounda
p 13S2-6 Ar 17 -63 gas chromatography. M. Beroza. diag AnaJ
Analysis for Industry: advances In Inoreanlc Chem 34:1801-11 D '62
titrimotric analysis. W. I. Stephen, biblioe Disiiersed phaso mixing: measurements In
Ind Chem 38:58(1-2 N '62 or'jranio dispersed systems. R. S. Miller and
Application of a reduced vapor pressure equa- others biblioe diae A I Ch E J 9:196-202
'63 tion to nonhvdrocarbon substances. E. O.
Reynes and G. Thodos. biblioe Ind & Eng Effect
Mr '63of gases on the conductivity of or-
Chem Fundamentals 1:127-31 Mv '62: Dis- ganic solids. M. M. Lahes and others, bib-
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Computer estimation of heat and free en- Fat20 chemlstr\':
'63 past, present, future. H. J.
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63 S W. Bnkata and others, bibliog Anal
Developments In inoreanlc polymer chem- Choin 35:SS,'i-6 Je '63
Islrv. M. P. Laooert and G. J. Leleh. eds. GIrard's
^®„\,'?^- i"" P-.J5- H. Bawn. Chem i Ind ? Mentions.reagents:
O. T. theirWalker.chemistry
Am and ap-
Perfumer
P933-S Je 8 '63 7:37-1- D '62
CHEMISTRY. Oroanic — Contimted X-ray fluorescent determination of organic
Identiflcaiion ol organic compounds by dif- substances through inorganic association.
fereiuial thermal dynamic analysis. J. Chiu. G34.1251-3
J. I'aparielio
S 62 and oaiers. Anal Chem
biblioK diae Ana: Chem 3-1:1841-3 D '62 or
International
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chemistry Aue. Acids.See Organic
also
Alcohols
27-Sept. 2. orKajiic
Mechanistic Chem & photochemistry.
Ind p 1S5C-7 O H.27 '62 K. Amines
Zimmerman and others. bibliOK dias Am Aromatic compounds
Cai'buhydraLes
Chem Soc
Methylbenzophenones J 85:915-27 Ap 5 '63
ready for trials. Chem Carbon
& Eng N the41:54massMy spectra 13 '63 of non-volatlle Cyclic compounds
Obfainine Diazo compounds
or thermally unstablo compounds. R. Essential oils
S. Gohlke. bibliog diass Chem & Ind p946-S Hydrocarbons
Methyl group
Je 8effects
Odor '63 of aqueous mixtures of orcanic Organomeiallic compounds
Proteins
chemicals. R. A. Baker. WPCF J 35:728- Sugars
41 Je '63: Abstract. Pub Works 94:168 S '63 Wood — Chemistry
Organic cheiuistry of ferrocene; acetylation CHEMISTRY, Physical and theoretical
of mono-, di- and tri-bridsed ferrocenes. Experiments in physical chemistry. J. M.
K. L. Rinehart. jr. and olhers. bibliog diasa Wilson and others. Review, by A. Maccoll.
Am Chem Soc J 85:970-82 Ap 5 '63 Chem & Ind p478-80 Mr 23 '63
Orsranic compounds in microwave discharce; Physical chemistry of detergents. H. E.
Initial studies with toluene and related
hydrocarbons. A. Streilwieser. jr. and H. Garrett, bibliog diags Chem & Ind p 1606-
R. Ward. biblioK diaK Am Chem Soc J 85:
539-42 Mr 5 '63 16 O 5 ■C3
Physical chemistry of ice cream; abstract
Orsanic photoconductive system. H. G. Greie. and discussion, K. Durham. Chem & Ind
biblios il RCA R 23:413-19 S '62 p(;Sl-2 Ap 27 chemie
Physikalische ■|)3 als einfUhrung in die
Organic reactions under hlBh pressure. C
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Paper chromatoerraphy of several classes of ingenieur- technik. by P. Grassmann. Re-
compounds; correlated Ri values in a view, by D, W, F. Hardie. Chem & Ind
variety of solvent svstems. K. Fink and P520-2 Mr 30 '63
others. Anal Chem 35:389-98 Mr '63 Structure determination by radiation scat-
tering. P. J. W, Debye, diags Chem &
Purification of radioactive orcanic com-
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chromatocraphic system. M. L. Whisman Adhesion
and B. H. Eccleston. bibiioe diacs Anal A zeo tropes
Chem 35:1333-4 A2 '63 Catalysis
Rapid combustion method for the determina- Chemical equilibrium
Colloids
tion of organic substances in aqueous solu-
tions. C. E. Van Hall and others, bibliog Compressibility
diacs Anal Chem 35:315-19 Mr '03 Coordmaljon (chemistry)
Recent applications of nuclear magnetic Crystallization
resonance spectroscopy to problems of Crystallography
organic chemistry. R. A. Y. Jones and Diffusion
A. R. Katritzkv. bibliosr Chem & Ind Dissociation
Kfiuaiion of state
P522-30 Mr 24 '62; p99-104 Ja 19 '63 Evaporation
Recent developments in the chemistry of Flocculation
carbohydrates. W. G. Overend. bibliog Ions
diags Chem & Ind p342-54 Mr 2 '63 Liquids
Retarded autoxidation and the chain-stopping Mass (chemistry)
action of inhibitors. J. R. Shelton and D. Molecular weights
N. Vincent. biblioB Am Chem Soc J 85; Partition (chemist!^)
2433-9 Ag 20 '63 Phase rule and equilibrium
Role of argon metastable atoms in the ioniza- Photochemistry
tion of organic molecules. M. M. Shahin Precipitation (chemistry)
and S. R. Lipsky. bibliog Anal Chem 35; Solids
Solubility
1562-6 O '63 Stoichiometry
Stratigraphic
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organic compoimdT in upper Jurassic. F. Valence
M. Swain, maps diags Am Assn Pet Ge- Vapor pressure
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CHEMISTRY, Technical
27 '63 See also
Studies in organic peroxides: the structure Alkalies
of peroxides derived from 2,4-pentanedione Kleaching
and hydrogen peroxide. N. A. Milas and Calcination
others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:222-6 Cellulose
Ja 20 '63 Chemical industries
Studies in the structure of organic per- Chemicals
oxides. D. Swern and L. S. Sllbert, bib- Corrosion and an U- corrosives
Hog Anal Chem 35:880-5 Je '63 Cosmetics
Synthesis gives homocvclic ring closures. Cotton — Chemistry
Chem & Eng N 40:43-5 D 10 '62 Dyes and dyeing — Chemistry
I'^lec'rochemistry
Synthesis of organophosphorus compounds. M. Emulsions
Grayson. II Chem & Eng N 40:90-100 D 3 Extraction processes
'62 (reprints 75c) Fillers and flltratlon (technical chemistry)
Threshold odors of organic chemicals. R. A. Fuel
Baker. Am Water Works Assn J 55:913-16 Glass manufacture
JI of '63 differential reaction rates to analyze Paper
Use Paper making
mixtures of organic materials containing Petroleum distillation
the same functional group; application to Petroleum refining
mixtures of amines. .T. Q. Hanna and S. Pottery
Siggla. bibliog Anal Cliem 34:547-9 Ap '62: Refractory materials
Discussion. 34:1513-14 O '62 Refrigerants
Use of electrically excited oxygen for the Rubber
low temperature decomposition of organic Rubber.
Soap Artificial
substances. C. E. Glelt and W. D. Holland, Snmt^ling
bibliog diag Anal Chem 34:14.';4-7 O '62 Textile fibers. Synthetic
Uses of mass spectrometry In organic chem- Textile industry
istry; abstract and discussion. R, A. Saun-
ders. Chem & Ind p806-7 My 18 '63 Vulcanization
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CHEMISTRY students L,itvin CO. il plan diags Dom Eng 202:77-86-1-
Twelve students win C&EN merit awards.
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Role of tlie consulting Chem & Ind n974-6 in Jethe 15 food
chemist '63 Dan Ryan superlughway. Chicago. S. Ber-
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New il Roads & Sts repaying.
needs 106:32-5+ Eng Ja N'63 170:
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Chemical engineers Bach. 2pls Traffic Q 17:193-202 Ap '63
W/ater supply
Registration
ACS board revises policy on licensing. Chem Abandoned rail tunnel carries water main;
<i Eng N 41:114 Ap 29 '63 Chicago, il Eng N 170:32-3 My 16 '63
Salaries Chicago's pumping capacity raised. Water
Works extraordinaire;
Piping Eng 115:984 D '62 billion-gallon-a-day
1962 starting salaries: up Ave per cent. D. filtration plant, il Water & Sewage Works
A. H. Roethel. map Chem & Eng N 40:
104-8+
1963 N 5 '62salaries rise three to eight
starting 109:440-1 NSee'02Poultry
CHICKENS.
per cent. D. A. H. Roethel. map Chem & CHILD health conferences. See Children — Care
Eng N salaries
41:132-8 continue
O 28 '63to and hygiene
Starting rise. Chem CHILD welfare
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CHEM-MILL process. See Metal finishing Maternal and infant welfare
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'63
Chemistry
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P311-18 F 23 '63 Clothing and dress — Children
Monkeys are safe; chemical means of pro-
tecting monkeys against letiial doses of Playgrounds
School children
radiation. loss
Perfusion Ind computer
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for useD In '62 cancer Youth
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Pharmaceutical research others, bibliog Am J Pub Health 63:572-81
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Effect of gamma-radiation, chemical, and Ap '63 in child health supervision. E. Siegel
nurse
packaging treatments on refrigerated life and S. C. Bryson. Am J Pub Health 63:
of strawberrie.'s and sweet cherries. G M.
Cooper and D. K. Salunkhe. bibliog il Food 1015-24
Some Jl '63 of strategy in providing school
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Tech 17:801-4 Je '63 mental health ser\'ices. W. G. Hollister.
CHERRIES. Brined
Determination of calcium In cherry brines by Am J Pub Health 53:1447-51 S '63
versenate titration; elimination of antho- Diseases
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V. J. Sliiner, jr. and others. Am Chem
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Chemical industries solid metallic chlorides onto gas chroma-
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Iron ores head again. K. Brooks. Oil & Gas J 60:
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Repulsion of chloride by montmorlllonite. D.
CHILLING of Waaler. See Cooling of water G. Edwards and J. P. Quirk, bibliog J Col-
CHIMNEYS loid Sci 17:872-82
Separation of trace D '62quantities of bromide
Glass fibre fume tower, il Engineer 216:201 from large
Ag 2 -63stack insulation job. Air Cond Heat
Ingenius lation amounts
method and ofmeasurement
chloride by a ofdistil-
the
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Plastics linings helically welded; Consett Thei-mal
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CHIMNEYS, Concrete chloride ions through ion exchange mem-
Double concrete chimney 800 ft high for Bull branes. M. Block and K. S. Spiegler. bib-
Run steam plant, il diags Power Eng 67: liog il Electrochem Soc J 110:577-80 Je '63
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Vibrations of steel-lined concrete chimneys. Carbon tetrachloride
W. S. Rumnian. diags Am Soc C E Proc Carbonyl chloride
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CHINCH bugs Cobalt chlorides
Lawn chinch bug control. "W. B. Shafer. Copper chlorides
Soap & Chem Spec 38:123-1- D '62 Gallium chlorides
CHLORIDES— Sea also — Continued Degassing of aluminum with nltroeen-chjorlne
L-lUiiuni cliloriue mixture. R. F. Budziak and F. VV. Richards.
MaKiietiiuiii chloride 11 diags Foundry 90:150-2-1- N '62 M. P.
Nickel cliloriae.s Dichlorobisdimethylaniino-diboron.
Silicon chlorides Grown and H. B. Silver. Chem & Ind
Silver cliloride
Analysis P85-6ot Jaoxidation
Heat 12 '63 of aqueous sulfur dioxide
Coulometric efficiency of anodic deposition with gaseous chlorine. W. H. Johnson and
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CHLORINATED
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J 33:182-90 Mr '6311
New field opened deburring.
CHLORINATION Steel 153:115-10 N 4 '63
Acetoniirile-iutromethane mixtures as media Possible vinyl cation intermediates, a 1,4-
for aromatic cliJorinaLion and chlorine addi- chlorine shift, and a trimerization in the
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Chlorinaiioii ot
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Chem per35:420-1
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Rubber — Chlorination
'63 Sewage disposal — Chlorination
Eng Progsynthesis
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Chera Product Res & JJevelop 2;13!)-9 Je Analysis
Met f cal p con Estimation of Insecticide residues In foods
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Isotopes
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Oxidation-reduction potential (redox) study biological fiuids and tissues; analysis by
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Solvent effects in the reactions of tree radi- Mr 25 '6:! Plastic mist-ellmlnator for chlorine plant.
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Rubber — Chlorination service. 11 Ind & Eng Chem 54:57 D '62
Sewage disposal — Chlorination Transportation
CHLORINATION ot water. See Water purifica- Chlorine-barge salvage achieves status of a
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ChemlcaJ process industries chlorine. T. De Vrles and others. Am Water
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R. D. Hamilton. Chem & En« N 41:104 CHLORINE
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Chlorine reaeued from Mississippi bottom. 11 CHLORINE fluorides
Vapor- phase halogenatlon of benzene by
Chem & toEng N 40:28 N 5mill
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Chlorine cleanse kraft ers, bibliog diag Ind & Enjr Chem Proc
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CHLORINE oxides , . ^buffered ^ ^ cnlorlne

v., . CHLOROMETHYLBUTANE
Some reactions occurring In Carbonium ion rearrangements: the reaction
dioxide-wood pulp systems. J. C. Paulson. of C"-labeled
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Manufacture tives of compounds related to chloram-
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Mill experience with the R-2 chlorine dioxide
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CHLORINS , ,, . . matic systems; the ortho :reactions
para ratioinIn aro-
the
Specific reactivity of chlorms toward an elec- reactions of nitrochlorobenzenes with pi-
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CHLORITE (mineral) CHLOROPHENOLS
Chlorite
one-laverpolytypism:
Cr-clilorite. crj-stal
B. E. structure
Brown andof S.a Analysis
W. Bailey. Am Mineralogist 48:42-61 bib- Gas chromatographic analysis of chlorophenol
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Semi-quantitative analysis of chlorites by CHLOROPHYL
X-rav diffraction. K. Schoen. biblioK Am Chlorobium chlorophylls; nuclear magnetic
Mineraloeist 47:1384-92 N '62 resonance studies on a chlorobium pheo-
CHLOROANILINE , ^, „ ^, phorhide-6b0 and -650. J. W. Mathewson
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Tetracycline CHLOROPURINE
CH LORD ETHYLENE Poteniiai purine antagonists: synthesis of
See also chloroourines. A. G. Beaman and R K.
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Vinyl chloride CHLOROTETRACYCLINE. See Tetracycline
CHLOROFLUOROCYCLOHEXANE CHLOROTOLUENE
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from chiorofluofocyclohexanes. P. Johncock sulfate reactions of 3-, 4- and 3.5-substi-
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CHLOROFLUOROM ETHANES Ja 5 63 •fi3
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CHLOROFORM CHLORPHENTERMINE. See Phenethylamlne
Resins, refrigerants push chloroform use up. CHOCOLATE
Chem &effects Ene Non 41:28-9 S 30 '63 complexes: Manufacture
Solvent charee-transfer
the s-trinitrobenzene-naphthalene complex Case former improves packing: Hershey
in carbon tetrachloride. ?i-heptane, n- chocolate
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Determination of benzvl chloroformate by gas Rearrangements of 4.5-oxidocholestane-3-one.
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Manufacture of inioctions of sulfamerazine and para-
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JJelecLlon and MualllUali\e eslliuaLiuii Of bined Dumas-gas chromatographic tech-
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Inherently Chem Soc J chromophores:
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First Unitarian My '63church of Berkeley, Calif.
absolute A. configuration
octene. Moscowitz andof K.(-)-tra)ts-cyc!o-
Mislow. Am il plans
Good churchArch design Rec 133:112-15
on a big Ja budget; '63 St
Chem Soc J 84:4605-6 D 5 studies;
'62 Mark's Episcopal church in New Canaan,
Optical rotatory dispersion circular Conn. 11 plan diag Arch Rec 132:151-6 N
dichroism and optical rotatory dispersion
of the nitrite and nitro chromophores. C. Moving tent of worship; United church of
Djerassi and others, bibliog Am Chem Rowayton, Conn, il plan Arch Forum 117:
Soc J 85:2835-43 S 20 '63 80-3 D '62
New building abroad: Denmark. 11 plan Arch
Optical tiverotatorystudies ofdispersion
circular studies:
dichroism compara-and
Pre-Forum
bent 118:100-1
boards; Jeexpanded "63 polystyrene Is
rotatory dispersion curves; some observa- fitted to contours of St Demetrios Greek
tions on sulfur-containing chromophores. Orthodox church in Seattle, il Plastics
C Djerassi and others, bibliog Am Chem
Soc J 84:4552-61 D 5 '62
CHROMOSOMES World 21:27 Ja carry
'63
Precast
dome; Holy vaults Trinity church's
Greek steel-framed
Orthodox church.
Sex differences In cells. U. Mittwoch. il diags San Francisco. A. G. Tarics. il Eng N 170:
Sci Am 209:54-62 Jl '63 58-9tenth
F 14 annual'63
CHRONIC diseases. See Diseases, Chronic P/A design awards; St Thomas
CHRONOPOTENTIOMETRY. See Voltammetry Wayfarer chapel, Ely, Minn,, for the
CHRYSOBERYL Episcopal church, il plan diags Prog Arch
Refinement of the chrysoberyl structure. Religious
44:108-9 Ja buildings,
'63 il plans diags Arch Reo
E. F. Farrell and others, bibliog diag Am
Mineralogist 48:804-10 Jl '63 134:131-50buildings:
Religious Jl '63 stability after the boom.
CHRYSOCOLLA H. C. FinnishF. Arnold. Arch OrivesI,
Rec 134:18 Jl '6311
Nature of chrysocoUa from Inspiration mine, Rugged church, Finland.
Arizona. M. S. Sun. bibliog Am Mineral- plan Arch Forum 117:84-7 D '62
ogist 48:649-58 My '63 Structural beauty In concrete for a church.
CHRYSOTILE 11 Engineering
Asbestos boom in California; Jefferson Lake Structure of St 196:9 Sophia. Jl 5R. '63L. Van Nice. II
Asbestos. H. F. Utley. il Pit & Quarry 55: plan diags Arch Goff;Forum Redeemer
118:131-8-t- Lutheran
My '63
Work of Bruce
76-80-1-
Chrysotile D '62
fibers: filled or hollow tubes? church education building; Bartlesville,
mathematical interpretation may resolve Okla. 11 plans Prog Arch 43:115 D '62
conflicting evidence. E. J. W. Whittaker. See also
Cathedrals
diags Chem
Serpentinization & andEng chrysotile
N 41:34-5 formation
S 30 '63 in Chapels
the Matheson ultrabaslc belt, northern Synagogs
Ontario. P. L. C. Grubb. il map diags CHURCHES
Econ Geol 57:1228-46 bibliog(p 1245-6) D '62 Low-cost church built like a tepee: Linda
X-ray study of some reactions of chrysotile. ,Mar. frames
Calif. used 11 Engeffectively
N 170:35 forMya 2church. '63
M. C. Ball and H. F. W. Taylor, bibliog Steel A.
J Ap Chem 13:145-50 Ap '63 Hoadley. 11 diags Civil Eng 32:51-2 Ag '62
CHUCKING machines See also
Automatic chucker broaches bearings. 11 Am Cathedrals
MachyMetalworking Manuf 107:169 Je 10 '63 Church architecture
CHURCHES — ConeiiiKed CIGARET packages
Air conditioning Polystyrene bids for cigarette packaging mar-
ket, il Chem plus:
Preservation & Engvacuum
N 1:39-40 My 20cigarette
formed '63
Load diversification cuts installed cost of
church air conditloninc system H. J. pack offers
World 21:11 more than protection. 11 Plastics
Miller, il Air Cond Heat & Ven 60;89 Ab Ap '63 , ^ , .„^,„
Spectacular case for thermoforming: Philip
Summer cooling for church sanctuaries. R. A. Morris'tics 40:85Impact
Mr '63 styrene case. 11
., , Plas-
Mod „,
Hanle. (low diags il diags Arch Reo 134:
157-9 Jl 03 LIghtmg , ^ . Story on the Philip Morris box. 11 diag Plas-
CIGARETS tics Tech 9:13-14 Ap '63
Chu-ch relighting, on a low budget: Open See also
Bible Tabernacle church. St Petersburg. Smoking
Fla.
Cove for Ilium
11 a tent-type Eng 5S;344-5 church:My St'63 Peters CINCHONA alkaloids
IjUtheran church in San Leandro. , Calif. Biosynthesis of the cinchona alkaloids: the
H. M. Tilson. 11 diag Ilium Eng 58:20-1 incorporation of trjTstophan into quinine.
N. Kowanko and E. Leete. bibliog Am
Gothic hlghllRhtlng: Highland Park Presby- Cliem Soc J 84:4919-21 D 20 '62
CINCINNATI
Lighting terian stainedchurch, ilglas.? Ilium windows:
Eng 58:340-1 My "63
installation P/A tenth annual design awards: revitaliza-
at Oakhurst Presbyterian church. Decatur. tion plan for the city core of Cincinnati
Ga.: data .îheet. J H. Murrah. il diag for Citizens committee. 11 plans diags Prog
NewIlUim church Eng 58:23-4 shapes. Ja11 plan '63 ^.,
lUum .„Eng 58: Arch 44:100-1 Ja '63
56-9 F -63 Sewerage
Portable arrangements , for altar ,. ,. ^,.
lightmg. il Photogrammetry for sewer record maps. A.
lUum Eng 5S;623 O church,
'63 ., plan , D. Bird and C. F. Pugh. il map Pub Works
Quartz-iodine goes to il Ilium
Eng 58:63(5-7church. O '63 , 11 , diag
^. 94:100-2
CIPHER andAptelegraph
'63 codes
Windowless R. W. Frank. Correlation recognition of a redundant flve-
Ilium Eng 57:701-3 N '62 unit telegraph code. A. M. Rosie. bibliog
CHUTES . , ^ diags Inst E E Proc 110:493-500 Mr '63
Chutes act as gates to control material flow. CIRCLES
diag Rock Prod 65:48 N '62 Black box maximization of circular coverage.
CHYiVIOTRYPSIN C. T. Zahn. ir. bibliog diags J Res Nat
Acyl-enzvme intermediates in the a-chymo- Bur Standand 66B:181-216
trypsin-catalvzed hydrolysis of specific Equations charts for Ocalculating
'62 thermal
substrates: the relative rates of hydrolysis stresses in laminated circular plates; data
of ethyl, methvl and p-nitrophenyl esters sheet. M. Newman and M. Forray. diags
of N-acetyl-L-tryptophan. B. Zerner and Machine Design 35:177-82 Mr 28 '63
M L. Bender. Am Chem Soc J 85:356-8 F Stilt'ening
5 '63 plate. E. effect of an overhang
H. Mansfield. Roy in a circular
Aeronautical
Evidence for a functional carboxyl group in
trypsin and chymotrypsin. J. A. Stewart ToolSoc lays out true
J 67:671-2 O '63circles on sides of tubes.
and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85: B. F. Gerber. diag Am Mach/Metalworking
15:(7-8
Evidence My 20
for '63 conformational changes in Manuf 108:70 D 24 '62
o-chymotrvpsin-catalyzed reactions. B. H. CIRCUIT cuitbreakers.
breakers Electric. See Electric cir-
Havsteen and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc
J 85:791-802 Mr 20of '63inversion of the usual CIRRHOSIS of liver. See Liver — Diseases
Further example CITIES and towns
antipodal specificity of a-chymotrypsln. J. Apartments in the context of American cities.
R. Rapp and C. Niemann, bibliog Am Chem II plans Prog Arch 44:106-29 JI '63
Soc J 85:1896 Je 20 'G3 See also
Histidine is at chymotrypsln's active Chem center.& Metropolitan districts
G. Schoellmann and E. N. Shaw.
Eng N 41:40-1 Mr 25 '63 Development work
Inversion of antipodal reactivity in hydrolysis New water system attracts Industrj' to a
of ethyl a-acetoxypropionate by a-chvmo- small community: Pachuta. Miss. H.
trA'psin. S. G. Cohen and others. Am Chem Hewes. Pub Works 93:158 N '62
Soc J 84:4163-4 N
Inversion of stereospeciflclty In hydrolysis by 5 '62 Growth
a-chymotrypsin: the acetoxyl substituent. Effect of the automobile on patterns of urban
S. G. Cohen and others, bibliog Am Chem growth. H. Hoyt.
Soc J 85:1685-91 Je 5 "63 Environmental healthTraffic Q 17:293-301 growth;
in community Ap '63
Problem of the serine-histirtine hydrogen bond an administrative guide to metropolitan
in the active site of a-chymotrypsin. D. E. area sanitation practices, bibliog Am J
Fahrney and A. M. Gold, bibliog Am Chem Pub Health 53:802-22 My '63
Soc J 85:349-50 F 5 '63 Europe
Sigmoid and bell-shaped pH-rate profiles in Urban renewal in Europe. L. Grebler. il Prog
a-cbymotrvpsin-catalyzed hydrolyses; a
mechanistic correlation. M. L. Bender and Arch 44:138-41 F '63
others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:358-9 India
SomeF •563 observations
'63 relative to the mechanism
of chyniotrypsln. B. F. Erlanger and others. Fatehpur Sikri; India's abandoned city. II
plan Arch Forum 119:118-23 N '63
bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:1872-4 Je 20 CITIES service company
Cities Service makes new realignment. Oil &
Spec Inac of ch b
if
dlphenvlcarbamyl tlva chloride. yB. mo F. Erlangery Gas J 61:58-9 Je 17 '63
and ic W. Cohen, tion bibliog Am trChem yps
in Soc J
CITRAL
Conden-sation and the Cannlzzaro reaction of
85:348-9 F 5 '63 tetrahydrocitral. P. H. Yeh. bibliog Am
Stcric course and specificity of a-chymo- Perfumer
trypsin-caialyzed reactions. G E. Hein Fresh look 7S:32-fi
at citral.F '63 bibliog Manuf Chem
and C. Niemann bibliog Am Chem Soc J
84:4487-503 D 5 '62 33:510-12+
CITRIC acid D '62
Substrate control of conformation character- Citric .icld cross-links cellulose. Chem &
istics in chymotrypsin H. Parker and R.
Lumrv bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:483-4 Eng Nfruit
CITRUS 40:42 D 3 '62
F 20 '63 Persistence of residues of Guthion on and
Systematic enzyme therapy: use of oral In mature lemons and oranges and In lab-
crystalline chymotrypsin In Indusfrlnl medi- oratory processed citrus pulp cattle feed.
cine B. O. Nemoitin. bibliog Ind Med 32: F. A. Gunther and others, bibliog J Agrl
488-90 N '63 & Food Chem 11:424-7 S '63
Transition state differences between amides See also
and esters in ch^'motr.vpsln-catalvzpd hy- Oranges
drolysis. W. F. Sager and P. C. Parka. CITRUS fruit Juices
Am Chem Soc J 85:2678-9 S 6 "63 Diffusion of hydrogen through tinplate con-
CIGARET lighters tainers packed with grapefruit Juice. O.
Cricket Kent lighter. II diags Product Eng 34: Serra and Q. A. Perfettl. diag Food Tech
68 O 28 '83 17:350-3 Mr '63
CITRUS fruit Juices — Continued CIVIC centers. See Municipal centers

Poam-mat dried orange juice. O. W. Bissett CIVIL defense
and others, biblioe diags Food Tech 17: Civil defense •62 communications
system; Auglaize
for a county
County. Ohio, il Pub
210-13 F '63
Some technical aspects of, „British , ,comminuted
, . J
drinlt production. V^ L. S. Charley, bib- If Works
someone94:1424-
pushesF the
'63 panic button. 11 Safety
lioff 11fruit
CITRUS Food Juices,
Tech 17:&S7-94
Frozen As '63 Maint 124:10-12 D '62
Stability of frozen concentrated citrus Juices See also
Atomic bomb shelters
following adverse storage. T. J. Kew and
M. K. Veldhuis. bibllog Food Tech 16:119-22 CIVIL engineering
O '62 Blueprint for the profession. R. J. Stith. Civil
CITRUS oils „ „ , ,
Solid citrus oil flavors. H. E. Swisher. ^Food, Eng 32:52-3
Calouste D '62 institute: of the Labora-
Gulbenkian
t6rio nacional de engenharia civil. Lisbon,
CITYTech 17:923-5
halls. Jl '63
See Municipal buildinEs il Engineer 215:801-2 Ap 26 '63
CITY improvement. See Municipal improve- Civil engineering and the modern steam-elec-
ment tric station. A. G. Villepique and others. 11
Am Soc C E Proc 88 tPO 3 no 32671:27-39 S
CITY planning
Appraisal of zoning as a tool of city plan- Civil engineering design and designers, A.
ning. K. F. Babcock. Am Soc C E Proc 88
[CP 1 no 32101:1-7 Ag '62: Discussion. Goldstein. Engineer 216:219-21 Ag 9 '63
Civil engineering design on
tions. W. F. Emmons and TVA
W. C.steam
Boop.sta-il
W. W. Parks. 89 [CP 1 no 36571 ;69-70 S '63
Bahrain new town contract for Georpre Wim- plan Am Soc C E Proc 88 [PO 3 no 3270] :
pey. il Engineering
California; 196:461andO a11 mess.
highest living, '63 Arch 73-SS S '62; Discussion. A. A. Meyer. 89
Forum for119:7-8 [PO engineering
Civil 1 no 36521:145-6 featuresS of
'63 power stations.
Capital UnitedO '63 Europe proposed. 11 map C. G. Merriman. Am Soc C E Proc 88 IPO
Arch
Community Rec 133:50
growth Je '63brings public works 3 no engineering
Civil 32691:63-71 Sfeatures
'62 of steam electric
problems: Atlanta. Ga. A. T. McDonald. plant design. E. A. Kammer and M. J.
Pub Works 94:99+ Ap '63 Hroncich. '62Am Soc C E Proc 88 [PO 3 no
Consequences of obliquity in arterial sys-
tems. H. T. Fisher and N. A, BoukidU. 32651:13-25
Civil S '62 for CVNPA nuclear power
engineering
11 maps
Construction diags of new Traffic Q
desert 17:145-70
town Ja
asked '63 at plant; Parr. S.C. W. L. Klehm. il plan
diags Am Soc•63C B Proc 89 [PO 1 no 3645]:
the Nevada test site, il map Eng N 171:22
S 12 '63 45-65engineering
Civil S '63 In steam electric plant de-
Contribution of the engineer to city planning. sign. R. O. ImhofC. Am Soc C E Proc 88 [PC
W.
Evaluating H. Claire. urban Traffic Q 17:414-20
transportation systems.Jl '63 G. 3 no 32721:97-105 S '62
•63
Haikalis and E. W. Campbell, plans Am Civil
steam engineer's
electric responsibilities in design
plants. E. Ireland. Am Soc of
Soc C E Proc 89 [CP 1 no 36261:1-15 S '63 •63
Federal interest in urban mass transporta- C B Proc SS [PO 3 no 32621:1-11
Discussion. R. D. Chellis. 89 [PO 1 no S •62;
tion. R. C. Weaver. Traffic Q 17:24-32 Ja
36521:141-2
Critical -path Sscheduling
'63 for construction Jobs.
Fed stat city aid ask for reg
era e, e ion R. J. Peterson, diags Civil Eng 32:44-7 Ag
Future
l,
planning. of the Eng city. N 171:25 O d 24 '63 11 plans
D. Mumford. al
Engineering review for 1963; civil engineer-
diaes Arch Rec 132:121-8 O: 139-44 N: 101- ing, mining and building, il map Engineer-
8 D '62; 133:119-26 Ja: 119-26 F '63
Interdependence of transportation and city ing 195:138-41 Ja 18 '63
plannmg. W. S. Pollard, jr. il plans diags Institution of civil engineers' conversazione.
Am'62 Soc C E Proc 89 [CP 1 no 36331:47-66 London. June 19. Engineer 215:1174-5 Je 28
S '63highway system planning in Wisconsin.
Local Man-machine comiriunications in civil engi-
K. W. Bauer, diags Pub Works 93:72-5 D neering. C. L. Miller, bibliog il diags Am
Soc C E Proc 89 [ST 4 no 35941:5-29 Ag
Mee the dem for eng ser
tin
today, while and
planning for ithe
nee future. vJ.
iceA. 1962 ASCE 'research conference; report by
g rin s the committee 62 on research. Am Soc C B
NewLambie.building il Pub abroad; WorksFrance. 94:114-15 S '63Arch
11 gplana
Forum 118:108-11 Je "63 Proc 89 [PP 1 no 33991:37-91 Ja '63
New town grows in Texas; Clear Lake City. 1963 preview, il Civil Eng 32:32-9 D '62
map Eng N 169:23 D 6 '62 Non-destructive testing. C. W. Britzius. II
1963 preview. L. A. Rivard. Civil Eng 32:33 diag Civil Eng 33:21-3 Ja ^63
D '62 Opportunities for engineers In urban planning.
Planning problems. E. E. Halmos. jr. Prog
Arch l4:72 Je '63 S. N. Grimm. Civil Eng 32:56-7 Ag ^62
Problems of town planning; abstract. R. Pre-design estimates In civil engineering
projects. W. R. Park. Am Soc C E Proc 89
P/AMatthew.
tenth annual Engineerdesign214:631 awards:O commercial
12 '62
[CO 2 no 36271:11-22 S ^63
development for San Antonio River, il plan Rise and fall of professional engineering.
Prog Arch 44:122-3 Ja '63 C. K. Weidner. Civil Eng 33:49-51 Ja '63
P/A tenth annual design awards: Cooner's Tabular summary of civil engineering con-
Point. Camden. New Jersey, for Depart- tracts. 1962. Engineer 214:supp 1-120 D 28
ment of planning and renewal, il plans
diags Prog Arch 44:98-9 Ja '63 Val and du of civi eng
P/A tenth annual design awards;
tion plan for the city core of Cincinnati
revitaliza- ue
contracts. T. raL.tionPascoe. l
En.glneer i215:1023-
nee
rin
for Citizens committee, plans diags Prog g
Arch 44:100-1 Ja '63 4 Je 7 where
What's '63 in civil engineering? 11 Civil
Redevelopment plan for Lafayette Square. Eng 33:44-5 Mr '63
il Arch Rec 132:12-13 D '62 What's where in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Town and gown; urban university. D. B.
11 See
map also
Civil Eng 33:42-3 Ag '63
Carlson, plans Arch Forum 118:92-5 Mr '63 Airports
Traffic engineering and town planning. C. D.
Buchanan, Engineer 215:226 F 1 '63 American society of civil engineers
Transportation and organic urban design. Aqueducts
M. L. Hancock. 11 maps Traffic Q 17:5-23 Arches
Ja '63 geography Blasting
Urban and urban transportation Breakwaters
planning. H. M. Mayer. Traffic Q 17:610-31 Bridsrea
O '63 Building
Washington. 11 plans Arch Forum 118:43-106 Cofferdams
Ja '63 do the rock Industries County engineering
Where fit In urban Dams
planning? J. N. Bell, plan Rock Prod 65: Docks
50-3-t- N '62 Drainage
Tama.saki's master plan for Saskatchewan Drpdcring
capital, il Prog Arch 44:57 F '63 Drilling and boring (earth and rocks)
See also Drv docks
Metropolitan districts Embankments
Regional planning Excavation
Streets Flood control
Water fronts Foundations
CIVIL engineering — See also — Contimied Forefront of civil engineers of tomorrow.
Highway enRineering S. T. Li. Am Soc C E Proc 89 IPP 1
H>'di"auiic eiiprineering
Hydraulic flllinsr Tio33971:23-30challenge. Ja '63
Formidable A. M. Minton Civil
Marine enffineering Eng 33:55 My computer
'63
Masonry Impact of the on the young engi-
Mechanical eneineerioer neer. E. K. Timby. Am Soc C E Proc
Mining
Piers englneerinff ^■89 [PP 1 no positions 33981:31-5for Ja '63
Policy-making engineers. D. P.
Piles and pile driving Billington and N. J. Soilenberger. 11 Civil
Pipe layin? Eng 33:48-9 Ap '63
Public worlcs Professional development of the young engi-
Railroad enKineerinK neer. R. W. Johnson. Am Soc C E Proc
Retaininc: walls
Roads ^89 (PP 1 noengineer
Profe.ssional 3.'i8:;i:9-14
and Jahis '63values. R F.
Sanitary enjnneering Garfoot and J. R. Simon. Am Soc C E
Sewerage Proc image89 IPP of 1 the no civil
33951:15-21 Ja W. '63 H.
Shore protection Public engineer.
Soil mechanics Wisely. Civil Eng 33:31 P '63
Strains and stresses Public recognition; measure of the civil en-
Structural engineering gineers success. D. M. Corbett. Civil Eng
Surveying 33:.'i5 Ap '63
Tunnels and tunneling To improve a training program, give tests
Underground construction before and after; interview with W. F.
Water supply engineering Miller, jr. Eng N 170:38-9-1- Je 27 '63
See also
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Recent boolss added to the Engineering so- Registration
cieties library. Published in monthly num-
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International aspects Wallace. Civil Eng 32:58-9 D '62
CIVIL engineers. American society of. See
International relationships in engineering. American society of civil engineers
W. H. Wisely. Civil Eng 33:31-2 Je '63 CLAD metals. See Metals. Clad
Study and teaching CLADINOSE. See Hexoses
Analysis of construction education survey; CLAMPS
progress report. Am Soc C E Proc 89 [CO Combined bushing and clamp for hydraulic
1 no 34563:73-7 Mr '63; Discussion. 89 (CO piercing. F. A. Adams, diag Mach 70:119
2 no'63 36531:141-7 S '63 Equalizing
O '63 clamp of simplified design R.
CB education satisfies employers. Eng N 171-
22 O 3 '63 Isetts. diag.s
Hydraulic systems Mach make 69:128 Dclamping '62 easy.
Civil engineering education; some vital is-
sues. G. B. Earnest. Civil Eng 33:52-3 F H. W. Bredin.
Natural vibrationsil Mach of 69:102-4
partially Ag clamped
'63
Effective teaching of professionaIi.>!m. J I plates. M. Kurata and H. Okamura. diags
Taylor. Civil Eng 32:40-1 O '62 Am Soc C E Proc 89 [EM 3 no 35611:169-
New civil engineer is wealc in highway work
Eng N 170:18-19 Ja 10 '63 Power di.'itribntion and .=;pacer aerial cables.
Research and civil engineering education. J.86 Je
P. '63
Markham. il Wire & Wire Prod 37:
N.^M. Newmark. Am Soc C E Proc 87 1774-8+ D '62
IPP 2 no 29501:1-13 O '61; 89 [PP 1 no 34011: Quick-acting clamp with wide work capacity.
101-4 Ja '63 W. H. Morson.
Serrated clamps diags better,
not Mach tests 69:122-3show.Mr '63E.
Role of surveying in civil engineering edu-
cation. M. O. Schmidt. Am Soc C E Proc Tubing clamps: drawings with text JlC. 15Carr.
K. Lanctot. il Elec World 160:72 '63
89 ISU 1 no 34201:27-33 F '63; Discussion.
89 [SU 2 no 35631:95-6 Je; [SU 3 no 36841: Machine Design 35:129-32 F 28 '63
183-9 O '63 See also
Some _ pertinent questions regarding engi- Hose clamps
neermg education. W. G. Heslop. Eng J CLARINET
46:36-8 Je '63 Acoustical investigations of the clarinet. J.
Symposium on teaching of materials; new Backus,Edward bibliogLee il Sound 2:22-5 My '63
type of course on engineering materials. CLARK.
J. ^Marin. bibliog Am Soc C E Proc 88 Memorial. M. G, Mehl. bibliog por Geol Soc
[EM 4 no 32471:83-8 Ag '62; Discussion. 89 Bui 74:.'!Up5-7 Ja '63
(EM 1 no 34401:99-102 F '63
University civil engineering challenged; dis- CLARK. James d'Argaville
cus.=:ion. Engineering 195:780-1 Je 7 '63 1962 TAPPI medal to be awarded, por Tanpi
W^hat s tion?going 45:sup99A D '62; Same cond. Paper Ind
Eng N on170:25-7+
in civil engineering
Je 6 '63 educa-
44:543 Melvin
D '02 E.
CLARK,
Tables, calculations, etc.
Exam gems. R. Strashn. Publi.'shed in monthly ■'^^41^lfs\r'^'"n .^^'"^'l- t""" Chem & Eng N
numbers of Oivil engineering CLASSIFICATION
General procedure for calculating dynamic American society for quality control litera-
response due to impulsive loads. J F. ture classification system. E. F. Taylor.
Fleming and J. P. Romualdi. diags Frank- Ind Quality Control 19:27-9 Mr '63
lin Inst J 275:107-20 F '63 Automatic document classification. H. Borko
Ma.fs earthwork computed by contour melh- and H. Bernick. bibliog A.ssn for Comput-
?n ■xr''.-,.,."^-
70 N 62 French, diags Civil Eng 32:69- ing Mach J 10:151-62 Ap '63
Classification and retrieval of technical in-
Normal tension for horizontal taping. M. L. formation A. E. Cawkell. bibliog II Wire-
Anderson. Civil Eng 32:57 Ag '62 less World 68:362-7. 432-4 Ag-S '62
Orthonormal equations for surveying adjust- Classification of product characteristics A
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CIVIL engineers 1 no 34381:77-90 F '63
Chall.Migp of continuing technical excellence.
Poilyiner.q cl.aiVJiflpd by new method K J
no FsSl^.'-t/h
Continuing î^
education:
^'^ ^ ^ ^"^ '' 'PP '
a professional
Lissant. diag Chem & Eng N 41:70+' Ja
inipern-
FilesSeeandalsafiling (documents, etc )
[PP ?nl'-3?ol'\1û'"3.%% C E Proc 89 CLASSIFIERS
Hydrooyclones for abrasive solids and high
Engineers temperatures.^ W. L. Oliver. 3d. il diais
as real estate developers. P. Chem Eng Prog 59:87-90 Ap '63
33°33r5 j''e"^G3 Kennedy 11 dlvll Eng System boosts emciency of grinding, classi-
Engineer's role In planning urban renewal. fying, il dlaK Chem ]Eng 70:100+ O 28 '63
Sec also
i6i7Y;or°,'l'"A ^r?,^"r'^,C R Proc 88 [CP 1 no Air separators
Centrifuges
il'Vcf.'-f n^3C5f/:75l-G'=?t3"- ^^ ^°"'="^"-
247
CLASSROOMS Expansion and contraction
'63
AcousLical treatment of classrooms in use. Analytical
sensitive techniques for recognizing
reservoir rocks. water-
C. H. Hewitt,
Sound 1:45
Acoustics forN school
'62 music departments. 1^.
S. Goodfriend. 11 plans Sound 2:28-32 Ja bibliog
18 Ag '63 flow sheet diags J Pet Tech 15:813-
, ,
Classrooms in use. D. Fitzroy. il Sound Expansion of a cavity in a saturated clay
medium. B. Ladanyi. bibliog diags Am Soc
2:16-18
'62
Liiehtins Ja classroom
'63 for televising; mstalla- C E Proc 89 [SM 4 no 35771:127-61 Jl '63
Oon at a the English languase institute of Prediction of swelling potential for com-
pacted clays. H. B. Seed and others, bib-
the Univ. of Mich.. Ann Arbor: data sheet. liog Am Soc C E Proc 88 ISM 3 no 31691:
A. Van Oss. il plan Ilium Ens 57:777-8 D 53-87 Je '62: Discussion. 88 [SM 4 no
32501:207-9 Ag; [SM 6 no 33781:263-70 D
Mobile classroom,
Mobile classrooms ilsoIndallPhot 12:70 inJl Chicago.
electric '63 •62; Reply. 89 [SM 3 no 35281:143-6 My '63
11 Elec World 159:142 Je 3 '63 Moisture content
Modern environmental ideas in an old class- Compression of partially saturated cohesive
One step room, il Elum
ahead Engin 58:22 Ja '63 lighting, il
classroom soils. Y. Toshimi and J. O. Osterberg.
bibliog il diags Am Soc C E Proc 89 [SM
Ilium
Skylight Eng 58:616-17
luminaires O '63
in a classroom, il dias 4 no of
Effect 35661:1-24
moistureJl on '63 modulus of rupture of
Ilium Eng 58:60-1 F '63 some typical ball clays. P. E. Turbett. Am
CLATHRATE compounds. See Molecular com- Cer Soc Bui■63 42:21-2 Jahigh
'63 overburden pres-
pounds Relationship between
CLAY, Lucius D. . . , sures and moisture content of halloysite and
General Lucius D. Clay named as recipient of dickite clays. G. V. Chilingar and others,
John Fritz medaL J Metals 15:657 S '63 bibliog diag Geol TestingSoc Bui 74:1041-8 Ag '63
CLAY
Adsorption cell urements on for
clays. X-ray
R. A.diffraction
Rowlandmeas-and Effect of moisture on modulus of rupture
others, diags R Sci Instr 34:1047-9 S '63 of some typical ball clays. P. E. Turbett.
Aggregate producer borrows brick extruding Am Cer Soc study Bui 42:21-2
process. R. S. Torgerson. il diags Rock Penetrometer of the Jain '63
situ strength
Prod 66:74-6 of clays. R. L. Kondner. bibliog Materials
Alumina from Oclay '63 now a success, il Iron
Res & Stand 2:193-5 Mr '62; Discussion.
Alumina from clay '63process successful, says
Age 191:37 My 23 R. F. particle-size
Rapid Scott. 3:736; analysis
Reply. 736-7 S '63
of ceramic clays
Anaconda.of Steel
Behavior pipes buried 152:29-)- inMyexpansive
27 '63 clays. bv packing- volume technique. R. F. Con-
G. Kassitf and J. G. Zeitlen. bibliog plans lev, bibliog diags Am Cer Soc J 46:1-5 Ja
Am Soc C E Proc 88 [SM 2 no 30131:133- Relationship between high overburden pres-
48 Ap '62; Discussion. J. E. Holland. 88 sures and moisture content of halloysite
[SM 6 no 33781:255-8 D '62; Reply. 89 tSM and dickite clays. G. V. Chilingar and
3 no 35281:141-2 My '63 others, bibliog diag Geol Soc Bui 74:1041-8
Boron substitution in synthetic micas and Ag '63 , , . .,
clays. V. Stubican and R. Roy. bibliog Am Two instruments for studying the plasticity
of clays. F. Moore, diags J Sci Instr 40:
Mineralogist 47:1166-73 S '62
Clay suspending agents in cosmetic formula- 228-31 My '63
tions. G. J. Sperandio. bibliog Am Per- North Dakota
fumer 78:99-102 O '63 Occurrence, mineralogy, and origin of the
Decomposition of clays and the fate of lower Golden Valley kaolinitic clay deposits
aluminum. N. T. Coleman, bibliog Econ near Dickinson. N.D. D. H. Freas. bibliog
Geol 57:1207-18 D '62 diags Geol Soc Bui 73:1341-63. pi 1 N '62
Dispersion of clay in polymers. H. H. Morris CLAY industries
and E W. Schwartz, bibliog il Rubber Age See also
93:739-45 Ag '63 Pottery
Effect of heat and additives on green sand CLAY products
properties. B. C. Yearley. bibliog Foundry Ceramic materials in the construction indus-
91:50-3 Ag: 100-3 S '63 try. J. G. Brady, bibliog Can Min & Met
Experience with Canadian varved clays. V.
Milligan and others, bibliog il map plan BuiSee56:728-36
also S '63
diags Am Soc C E Proc 88 [SM 4 no 3224] : Bricks
Pottery
Tiles
31-67 Ag '62: Discussion. 89 [SM 1 no
34361:309-11 F; [SM 3 no 35281:147-56 My Defects
'63: Reply. 89 [SM 6 no 37011:81-2 N '63 How to reduce cracks and pinholes. R. H.
Flexibility of clay and cracking of earth
dams. G. A Leonards and J. Narain.
il diags Am Soc C E Proc 89 [SM 2 no Dubler. il Cer Ind 81:52-5-1- Ag '63
Testing
34601:47-98 bibliog(p96-7) Mr '63 Deformation of a structural clav body at
Flow of clay-water suspensions. C. D. D. high temperatures. C. E. McNeilly and
Howard. Am Soc C E Proc 89 (HT 5 no G. L. DePoorter. bibliog diag Am Cer Soc
36411:89-97 S '63
Friction and cohesion of saturated clays. CLAYBui products
42:1-5 Ja plants
'63
T. H. Wu and others, bibliog il diags Am See also
Soc C E Proc 88 ISM 3 no 31581:1-32 Je Brick works
'62; Discussion 88 [SM 5 no 33061:59-65 O Refractory materials — Manufacture
•62; 89 [SM 1 no 34361:259-77 F '63; Reply.
89 [SM 4 no 35781:171-5 Jl '63 Equipment
Lime tames wet clay for early spring start; Automation upgrades production facilities at
Dan Rv.in .superb ighwav. Chicago. S. Her- Florida Tile. G. L. Vincent, il Cer Ind
man, il Roads & Sts 106:32-5-1- Ja '63
Separating glass sand from clay: process 79:62-64-news.
Product N '62
Published in monthly numbers
flowsheet. C. R. Havighorst. il Chem Eng of Ceramic industry
70:158-60 Je 10 '63 CLEAN rooms (factories). See Factories —
Stability of deep cuts in clay. W. D. L. Cleanliness
Finn, diag Civil Eng 33:67 Je '63 CLEANING
See also Polyurethane foam wipers simultaneously
Ben ton! te reduce clean room contamination and wip-
Illite
Kaolin ing costs, il Plastics World 21:42 O '63
Kaollnite
Later! te BoilerSee cleaning
also
Cleaning machinery
Loesa Cotton cleaning
Mon tmorillonlte Dyes and dyeing
Slips (ceramics) Metal cleaning
Varves Sewer cleaning
Analysis Shot blasting
Structure-controlled reactions In kaolinite- also subdivision Cleaning under special
dlaspore-boehmite clays. R. J, Bratton and subjects, e.g.
G. W. Brindley. bibliog Am Cer Soc J 45; Air preheaters
513-16 N 1 '62 Atomic power plants
CLEANING— See also — Continued Petrochemical review; synthetic detergents.
IJeiUng Conveyor E. R. Baker. Oil & ofGas detergents.
J 61:103-5 SH. 2 '63
Caslintrs Physical chemistry E.
Condensers (steam) Garrett, bibliog diags Chem & Ind p 1606-
Containers
Es'apuraLora 16 O 5 & '63Gamble will sell soft detergent by
Procter
Factories end-1965. Chem & Engof N metals.
41:34 Je .S.3 '63Spring.
Heat exchangers Production cleaning
Lubrication and lubricants (cutting and diags Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:
grinding) 74-6 Jaderived
7 '63 detergents. R. R. Rlso, Soap
Macliinery Protein
Motor trucks & Chemand Specfuture 39:82-44-
Moving picture films Recent trends My in '63nonionics for
Petroleum refineries detergent use. L. D. Berger. jr. Soap &
Pipes Chem and Specdetergent
39:47-94- association
Mr '63
Tanlt cars Soap 36th annual
Tanl< trucks meeting. New York. Jan. 23-25: preview.
Wells
CLEANING compositions SoftSoapdetergents
& Chem Spec 39:55-7 Ja
are almost here,'63 il diag Oil
Advances in soaps and detergents. AOCS & Gas J 61:41-2 Je 17 '63
short course. Princeton. June 23-26: ab- Stanley's 30 year,s of progress, il Soap &
stracts of papers. Am Oil Chem Soc J Chem
Surface Spec of39:73-64-
films nonlonic Mr detergents.
'63 M. J.
4U:sup9-l-
Allied and Monsanto Ac '63 to make soft detergent Schick, bibliog J Colloid Sci 17:801-13; 18:
alkvlale. Chem session & Eng fallN meeting,41:25-G Toronto,
O 7 '63 37S-90 D of '62.isolated
Tensions Ap '63 detergent films. R. J.
AOCS detergent Grabenstetter and J. M. Corkill. biblioe
Oct. 1-4: abstracts of papers. Soap & Chem
diag Jfind.-j
Colloid
payoff Sclin 18:401-8
chemicals. Je 11'63Chem
BigSpec debut38:47-9nears N '62for biodegradable deter- Te.xize &
Eng N 41:34-r)
Unilever companiesJa 28 '63
report sales. Soap &
Chemical gentscleaning
, il Chem Eng 70:52-3 H.Ag E.5 '03
of metals. Linsley.
il diags Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107: Chem Specagreement
Voluntary 39:644- Jeto '63end ABS pollution
67-S7 F 4 '03 (reprints 45cl urged. Chem & Eng N 41:36-7 Je 24 '63
CPl's 1962 record, the key to 1963. 11 Chem See also
Eng 70:97 cleaned
Chemically Ja 21 '63boilers last longer. C. M. Hand cleaners
Loucks. 11 Power 106:158-9 D '62 fect
Sewage disposal — Cleaning compositions ef-
Conoco to make soft detergent in '64. OH & Shampoos
Gas Jcleaners
Dairy 01:117 Jein 10novel '63 package. 11 Soap & Water supply — Cleaning compositions content
Chem
Definition Specof 39:1094- the wordAg '63 detergent. M. C. Analysis
Bourne and W. G. Jennings, bibliog Am Oil ABS study reveals effect of syndet structure,
Chem Soc J 40:212 Mv 03 il Chem &compionent Eng N 41:70-1 Je 3 gas'63 chroma-
Deodorized chlorinated cleansers. J. V. Kara- Detergent analysis:
binos and A. T. Ballun. Soap & Chem Spec tography yields accurate, full data. E. P.
38:63-4-1- makers
Detergent D '62 are In a lather, il Oil & Kaelble. bibliog Soap & Chem Spec 39:56-
Gas J 61:92-3 Mr 4Federal'63 Determination
94- O '63 of minor components in deter-
Detergents and the hazardous sub- gent products by differential infrared spec-
stances labeling act. G. Hopper. Soap & trometry. J. M. Blakeway and N. A. Putt-
Chem
Detergents Spec 39:58-614-
for shampoos Ja '63
and toilet prepara- nam. Anal Chemtechnique
Rearrangement 35:630-2 Myfor '63analysis of
tions K. R. Dutton and W. B. Reinisch. alk>'lbenzenes by mass spectrometry;
Manuf Chem 34:4-64- Ja '63 uniciue heated inlet system, E. W. Bover
FD.^ looks at svnthetic detergents under the and others bibliog diags Anal Chem 35:1168-
Federal hazardous substances labeling act.
F. D. Clark. Soap & Chem Spec 39:62-34- Syndet
71 Ag '63 testing could follow German lead,
Ja '63 properties of nonlonic
Foaming detergents. diag Chem
Thermometric &titration
Eng N of 41:65-6
colloidal F electrolytes
18 '63
M. J. Schick and E. A. Bever. bibliog Am and application to detergent analysis. J. Jor-
Oil Chem studies
Further Soc of J 40-66-S
detergency F '63 correlation. dan and others, bibliog Anal Chem 35:1534-5
5 '63 Bibliography
A. M. Mankowich. bibliog Am Oil Chem
HardSoc ver-^sus
J 40:96-100 Mr '63
soft surfactants. Can Chem Proc- Report of the literature review committee: an-
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Hea^-y-duty detergents boost liquids' drive. 40:372-94, 472-96 Ag-S '63
Chem & Eng N 40:33-4 S 10 '62
High cloud-point nonionlcs. J. V. Karablnos Laws and regulations
and R. B. Colaric, Soap & Chem Spec 38: Senate hearing on detergents. Soap & Chem
50-14- N '62
Industrial decarbonisers and degreasers. Spec 39:51-44- Ag '63
Engineer 215:1083 Je 14 '63 Manufacture
Indu.'itrlal detergent research. H. R. Suter. New P&G synthetic detergent plant, bibliog
Soap & Chem Spec 39:55-8 Je '63
Industrial developments in the detergents New11 Soap & Chem is Spec
technology 39:51-34-
resulting from Je syndet
'63
field; abstract and discussion. H. Stupel. raw materials switch, il diag Chem &
Chem & Ind p 1201 Jl 20 '63 Eng N 41:138-41 N 4 '63
Interpretive review of detergencv for the Soft detergents In '64. suppliers say. Soap
food technologist. W. G. Jennings. Food 6 Chem Spec 39:1634- Jl '63
Tech 17:873-44- biblioglp880-l) Jl '63 Spray drying detergents, B. M. Milwldsky.
Just in time, soft detergents. 11 Pet Man- bibliog 11 diags Soap & Chem Spec 38:59-
agement 33:185-7 Ag '63 624- O; 56-604- N; 73-6 D '62
Kinetic appro.ach to detergent svnerglsm. Perfuming
W, G. Jennings. Am Oil Chem Soc J 40: Future of synthetic aromatics In soaps and
17-20 Ja "63 detergents T. D. Parks, diags Am Per-
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alkylbenzenes. T. H. Uddicoet and S. A.
?J"l"^x hlbllog dlags Am Oil Chem Soc J Standards
40:5-10 Ja '63 ASTM committee D-12 on soaps and other
L/innid soaps and d<^tprgpnfs A Mlln-ldskv detergents tackles specifications. Soap &
'63
bibliog 11 Soap & Chem Spec 39:54-74- Mr:
63-6 Ap '63 Chem Spec 39:49-524- Ap '63
Mechanism of fatty soil removal B A. Statistics
Scott, bibliog 11 J Ap Chem 13:133-44 Mr German detergent /soap outptit Increases: de-
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New lu oi det deve W. T. Germany 1961 and„1960
Stewartbo andl others.
erg
ent Chem &lopeEng N 40:65 & Chem Spec 39:67 F 63 with table. Soap
S 24 '62 s d . 1963 chemical process Industries prospects:
Nonlonic surfactant;? pick up speed Chem detergent dollar sales up. profits down.
Enit '/0:344- Ao 1 '63 Can Chem Procoss 47:39-40 Ja '63
CLEANING compositions — Continued New speaking clock using magnetic record-

Testing ing. Radio & Electronic Eag 26:230 S '63
Plastics in clocks and watches, il Brit Plas-
British Shell deterdenls laboratory. Echam.
Surrey, il Soap & Chem apec 39:63-4 F '63 Plasticstics in
36:560-1watch
O '63 and clock design. 11 En-
Consumer son and H. P. Andrews. Soap & K.Chem
testiiig liquid syndets. L.. John-
Spec gineering 196:324-5 S 13 '63
Atomic clocks
3D:57-i;0
Deterprency S 'GS
evaluation. R. C. Davis, ^.^,, „ , bibllog Comparison of two independent atomic time
■63 scales. J. Newman and others. IEEE Proc
Soap & systems
Dynamic Chem Spec are 39:47-50
used to Aeprobe'63 biodee-
radation U Chem & Ene N 41:50-1 Je 24 51:498-9 Mr '63Manufacture
Evaluation of dishwashing detergent per- Automating assembly at Westclox. J. A.
formance; Decol titration test. M. Howells. Eaton, il diags Mod Materials Handling 18:
Soap & Chem Spec
Kinetic studies of deterpency. M. C. Bourne 39:61-2-1- S '63 42-6 AgElectric
CLOCKS. '63
and W. G. Jennings, bibliog Am Oil Chem Batterv-driven electric <;lock: Sectronio
Soc chain
Long J 40:517-30 O '63and 1-hydroxy-
alkanesulfonates , ^ clocks, synchronous
Smith il diag Engineer electric 215:240-1
clock. 11F diags1 '63
2-aIkanesulfonates; structure and property
relations. J. K. Weil and others, bibliog Engineering
See also 194:666-8 N 23 '62
Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:538-41 O '63 deter- Watches. Electric
Predicting gent the performance
compositions. A. M. ofSchwartz
laundry and J. CLOCKS. Electronic
Berch. How chart Soap & Chein Spec 39: Amateur scientist; how to make a highly ac-
curate clock that utilizes tunnel diodes.
78-Sl-l-
'63
Removal My '63
of fatty soils from cotton In R. L. Watters. il diags Sci Am 208:157-
aqueous detergent systems. \V. C. Powe. Transistor clock. 11 diag Engmeering 195:272
bibliog Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:290-4 Jl 60+
F 1^ Mr
'63 '63 . „ „ , .
Soluble silicates as determent builders. A. CLOSED circuit television. See Television —
Closed circuit
Warren, bibliog Soap & Chem Spec 39:50- CLOSURES (containers)
3-1- Mr '63
Testing biodegradability of detergents Î. A.. Moves toward better closures. Food Eng
Eldib. bibliog il diags Soap & Chem Spec
39:59-63+ Je '63 New34:82statistics
N '62 for closures. R. L. Van Bos-
CLEANING machinery kirk.of Mod
Role plastics Plastics 40:242+ N11 '62
in closures. Brit Plastics
Automatic cleaning and phosphatizing facili-
ties. Ind Finishing 39:100-1 N machine,
'62 36:232-5 My '63
Coin-operated dry cleaning diae BottleSee capsalso and seals
Product
Fluorocarbons Eng 34:43-4 Ag 19
woo coin-op drycleaning. '63 Can CLOTH. See Textile fabrics
Chem Process
Low-cost steam 46:41-2 cleaning.N '62W. O. Merritt. il CLOTHING. Protective
Arctic clothing: polymer compound used as
Food Eng 35:77-8 Ad '63 base tor porous lining, il Plastics World
See also
Floor
Washing cieanine-
machines machinery(for metal parts) Breathable
21:35 Mr '63 Hnish imparts durable water bar-
CLEANLINESS rier, il Mod Textiles Mag 44:28+ Ap '63
Keeping up with protective clothing de-
See also velopments. 1 Safety getsMaint highlighted,
120:22-5 O '63il
Factories — Cleanliness Linemen's rainwear
CLEARING of land Safety for
Markets MaintPVC125:23-4 protectiveJe '6:iclothing, il Brit
Digger
•63 removes stumps quickly, economically.
R. Hoeller.
Tree crushers ilchew Elec up World
greenery 159:83whileF 25Corps '63 PVC Plastics
coated 36:166-71 rayon, Apimpervious '63 and acid-re-
breaks down costs. 11 Eng N 170:60-2 Ap 4 sistant suit facilitates industrial main-
Protective tenclothing ance, il Plastics suited World for 21:26 theJe job.
'63 11
CLEMMENSEN reduction. See Reduction.
Chemical Safety Maint
Safety equipment 126:16-18 forS '63 handling benzoyl
CLIMATE. See Climatology peroxide. Safety aluminum Maint 125:51 F '63
CLIMATE and architecture. See Architecture Suited for fire: reflectorized suit:
and climate Timken roller bearing co. il Safety Maint
CLIMATOLOGY 125::f7 forMy safety;
Suited '63 some tips on the selection
Changes of climate before and since the in- of liquid-proof clothing, il Safety Maint
dustrial revolution. H. H. Lamb, bibliog
maps Research
Climate, population, 15:501-9 D '62 demand. G. M.
and water To126:10-11
controlAg the '63 radioactive contamination.,
Quraishi. maps Am Soc C E Proc 89 ISA 2 they treat radiations like dangerous dust
at Big Rock Point. 11 Safety Maint 125:
no 34701:1-16
Effects of climatic Ao '63 and loading factors on
trickling filter performance. W. J. Benzie 24 24-6
carat AD safety; '63 gold suit. 11 Safety Maint
and others, bibliog il WPCF J 35:445-55 Use of phototropic
124:23-4 D '62 camouflage colorants In
Ap -63 environment in which we live. D. M.
Energy combat clothing to protect against nuclear
flash radiation. L. Weissbein. bibliog diag
Gates. bibUog il Am Scientist 51:327-48
S See
'63 aUo Textile suit:
Weather Res J two-piece 32:998-1008 uniform
D '62 of coated
Paleoclimatology nylon, il Plastics World 21:58 My '63
Rain and rainfall See also
CLINICS Air pilotsSafety
Gloves. — Clothing
Doctors departmentalized: McFarland clinic. Helmets. Welders
Ames. Iowa. 11 plans diags Prog Arch 44: Shoes. Safety
120-7 Ag '63 Space vehicle crews — Clothing
Out-patient care, the Influence of Inter- CLOTHING and dress
related needs. R. H. Schlesinger and others. Effect of wetness on clothing warmth. Mod
Am '6! J Pub Health 52:1844-52 N '62 Textiles Mag charges 44:57 Adon men '63
Signiflcanca of a VA outpatient clinic and Electrostatic and women in
its staffing by public health nurses. R. A. various clothing. T. G, Owe Berg and
Trudeau. Am J Pub Health 53:1107-11 JI others diags Archives Environmental
Health 7:217-28 Ag '63
CLINICS, Dental. See Dental clinics Children
CLINKERS. Cement. See Cement clinkers Rosenau bought 13 million yards last year
CLINOCHLORE for Ilttl« girls' dresses. G. L. Solomon.
Synthesis of clinochlore at high pressures. 11 Mod qualities Textiles Mag 44:22+ JnNew'63 Mexico
E. R. Segnit. bibliog Am Mineralogist 48: Wearing of selected
wools. J. S. Lee and others, bibliog il diags
lOSO-9 S '63
CLINOPTILOLITE. See Zeolites Textile Res J 31:540-50; 33:855-63 Je '61.
CLOCK paradox. See Relativity (physics) O '63
CLOTHING trade
CLOCKS For Kayser-Roth growth and more growth,
New ideas with clocks. II dIae Enetneerlng Q. L. Solomon. Mod Textiles Mag 44:19-
195:824 Je 14 '63
20+ F '63
CLOUD chambers ■Viscosity of suspensions
rhoioelecinc triKgerlng of flash photography oil. C. Moreiand. bibliog of Can
coal J in mineral
Chem Eng
of a low pressure hehum cloud chamber. See aiao
41:24-8 F '63
D E Frederick and J. H. Smilh. diags K Boilers — Firing
Scl Inslr a3;UUU-2 U 62 Coal
iSee also Coke preparation
Coal trade
Bubble chambers
CLOUDS Liignita
iviocuiucent clouds. R. K. Soberman. il map Analysis
diags bci wiUi
Research Am saiellite JU8:5U-a. cover
cloud Jepictures.
'63 S. New technique for the laboratory coring of
coal. J. M. Jones and J. A. Bell, il Econ
Fruz. bibliOK il diags Astronautics & Aero-
space Kng l;7U-4 Ap '63 Geol 58:791-5a Ag
Petrography, step'63forward In coal analysis.
CLUBHOUSES
SwmiminK and tennis club In California, il il diagmicroscope
Photo Power 107:68-9
analyzesJe coal,
'63 il Elec World
CLUBSplan Arch Kec 134:146-7 Ag '63 159:68 F of11 applications
'63
Reviews of analyses; soUa
Blueprint for an audio club. C. R. Doty. Audio and gaseous fuels. R. F. Abernethy and
4i :4u-t- Mr '63 T. Christos. Anal Chem 35 Ino 51:78R-88R
CLUTCHES , bihliog(pS6R-SR) Ap '63
How electric clutches and, ^braltes , will Ml,. boost Studies on coal macerals. M. M. Roy. bib-
your machine output. S. P. J. Wood, il liog Econ Geol Blending
58:347-52 My '63
'le.vtile World
Mechanical drives 113:Gi-i'0
boolcS issue:
'63 mechanical
clutches. N. C. Harrison, il diags Machine Blending operation increases coining strength
Design 34:91-9 D 13 '62 of coal, il Iron Chemistry
& Steel Eng 40:156 O '63
Predicting performance of motor-clutch
drives. M. F. Spotts. diags Machine De- Sulfuric acid in elucidation of coal structure.
Slip cluiches sign 35:142-6speed F 14 chucker
'63 output, _il diags^. M. P. Thomas and C. R. Kinney, bibliog
Geology
Product Ind & Eng Chem 55:30-4 N '63
Tiger- TorqueEng transmission 33:80-1 N 12 '62 for fork lift, il
diaes
See Product
also Eng 34:73 S 16 '63 Occurrence of resinite in bituminous coals.
Automobiles — Clutches J. M. Jones and D. G. MurcWson. il Econ
Friction materials Geol 58:263-73 Mr '63 coals. H. S. Pareelc.
Petrology of Talcher
CLUTCHES. Magnetic „ , ^
Electro-magnetic clutches from Crofts, il En- bibliog il Econ Geol 58:1089-109 N '63
gineering ia5:50U Ap clutch,
12 '63 il Engineer 214: Prices
Small electromagnetic
777 N 2 '62 Is nuclear power competitive? S. Baron. Elec
Solid-state clutch control. , B. „Berman. diag World 159:24-6 Ap 1 '63
Electro-Tech V2:102-(- Ag '63 Sulfur content
COAGULATION Relationship between sulfur In coals and the
Coagulation and scavenging of radioactive occurrence of marine roof beds. E. G.
aerosols. J. Kosinski and others, bibliog Williams and M, L. Keith, maps Econ
il diags J Colloid
Coagulation process.Sci R.17:7U3-16 F. Packham.O '62 bib- Geol 58:720-9 bibliog(p727-9) Ag '63
Influenceliog J Ap of Chem 12:556-68 variables
coagulation D '62 on the Testing
structure and physical properties of an Coal ash content measurement: Simcar ash
acrylic fiber. J. P. Knudsen. bibliog 11 diag recorder, ravs il spot
Engineer 215:585 ofMr coals,
29 '63il
Gamma ash content
Textile
See also Res J 33:13-20 Ja '63
Water purification — Coagulation Engineering
Heating 195:536
value of bituminousAp 19 '63 coal quickly
COAL determined by nomograph; data sheet. D. P.
Bituminous coal fines: a lov? cost filler for Costa. Heating- Piping 34:141-2 O '62
rubber and plastics. W. Mueller and oth- Transportation
ers. Rubber Age 93:255-64 My '63 Barge transportation plays important role
Coal-burning gas turbine. J. C. 'Wisdom, il in coal industry. Marine Eng/Log 68:52
diag Mech gasEng turbine
Coal-fired 85:57 Jlbeing '63 developed by
Bureau of mines. J. Smith and others, il Barges
Jl '63 shared to firm coal costs. 11 Elec
Coaldiagsinjection
Power Eng into 67:35-8 Mr '63
blast furnaces, flow diag World 160:44
Changes brewingAg 26 for'63 transporting coal-
il diag Engineer energy. R. J. Bender. II diags Power 107:
Coal injection into 214:1022-4
no. 5 blast D 14furnace
'62 at
Stanton and Staveley ltd. E. M. Summers 57-64 F scene
Changing '63 In mine-to-market coal haul-
and others, bibliog flow sheets plan diags
Iron & Steel Inst J 201:666-77; Discussion, Cheaperage, il coal
Coal delivery
Age 67:70-7 shrinks D '62power costs,
il 678-92
Coal, oil or Ag slurry '63 for blast furnaces? ab- il Coal
Fuel Age 68:26 Mr what
transportation; '63 every engineer
stract and discussion. Summers and oth- should know. W. Hammer. Heating-Piping
ers, diag.s Engineering 195:656-7 My 10 '63 Imiiroved handling of empty cars. II diag
Coal technology in 1962. il Min Eng 15:86-93 35:183-4 Ja '63
F '63 Coal Agetrains
Integral 68:120-1 S '63 momentum. 11 Coal
gather
Coal; typology, stitution. D. W.chemistry,
van Krevelen, physicsReview,
and con- by
S. G. Ward. Chem & Ind p 1600-2 S 8 '62 New
Age coal-to-market
67:26 O '62 plan to reap cheaper
Estimation of total carbon in coal: wîth kwhr. power il Co.^1
nomograph. D. S, Davis. Ind Chem 38:626-7 New plantsAge stir68:26coal P race,
'63 map Eng
D '62
Evolution of volatile hydrocarlx)ns from coal. UnitN 169:22
trains N cut 29 '62
coal costs to three plants.
G. '62W. Girling, bibliog diag J Ap Chem E. C. Bailey. 11 map diags Elec World
13:77-91 F '63 159:20-3
See nUo Jo 10 '63
Experimental solid fuel for cheaper steel-
making, flow diag Engineering 194:762 D 7 Coal pipe lines Canada
Fluid coal Injected Into blast furnace. 11 diag Use of coal in pyrometallurgical processes
Engineering 194:788 D 14 '62 in western areas of Canada and the United
Gasoilne-from-coal project moves ahead. Oil States. J. C. Botham and others, maps
& Gas J 61:68 Ag 5 '63 Can Min & Met Bui 56:240-6 Mr '63
Interior kicks In $10 million for gasoline-
from-coal pilot plant. Oil & Gas J 61:86-7 Western states
S 2 '63 flow' of coal-in-oll suspensions. N.
Pipolino Use of coal in pyrometallurgical processes
Herkowllz and others, bibliog plan Can J In western areas of Canada and the United
Chem Eng 41:116-21 Jo particles.
'6.1 States. J. C. Botham and others, maps
'n.'i
Seining veloclllfs of coal C. More- Can Min & Met Bui 66:240-6 Mr '63
land, bibliog Can J Chem Ene 41:108-10 Je COAL, Pulverized
Coal Injeclion system moves fuel by air.
Tennoa.'se© Vnllcy authority reports on coal. di.ig Sloel
Coal gets Age 68:28 Feeding coal l.",2:60-l-
to a gas Mr turbine.
4 '6.'! D. C. Strlm-
U.K. coal F infecllon '63 system for blast beck and others. II diags Combustion 33:
furnaces. Chem & Eng N 41:55 Ja 7 '63 40-4 Ap; 52-3 My '62; 34:48-52 Ap '63
COAL, Pulverized — Continued Norfolk
Flash healine of coal gives unusual gas com- many and Western's
material coal loading
handling pier has11
innovations.
positions, E. Rau and L.. Seglin. Cliem &
Iron & Steel Eng 40:158 O '63
Polyethylene parts take on lough jobs, il
Ens: N 41:S9
Inrtuence of coal S 16rank'63 on the burnine times
o( single captive particles. R. H. Essen- Materials wagon
Rotating in Design
tipper;EngTurntipper.
57:170-1- Mr '63
il Engi-
hieh. biblioe A S M E Trans ser A 85:183-
S: Discussion. Second neerdepot
215:634 Apspeeds
5 '63 and protects coal. 11
Powdered coal: 189-90 cheaper Jl fuel
'63 for blast fur-
Engineering 196:56 Jl 12 '63
naces. Oil & Gas J 60:78 N 5 '62 Subbituminous for power; the Sorensen story,
See also
Boilers — Pulverized coal firing il diags Coal
Swivel-coupler Age 68:74-81
rotary dumpS '63
cars purchased
for integral trains, diag Elec World 160:
Preparation
Coal fines are successfully pelletized. il Coal Symposium
102 O 7 '63on bulk materials handling. Engi-
FineAge coal 67:125cleaning N '62 at Glen Alden. A. F. Unusuallyneer 216:16-17 Jl 5 ship
'63
Stortz and D. W. Houston, il diag Min Cong dling equipped
solution, il diag provides coal han-
Iron & Steel Eng
J 49:34-8-1- My '63 40:161-2 Jl '63
Improving flne-coal filtering'. J. D. Swaji. 11 See also
Coal Coal docks
.See Age also 67:90-2 N '62
Coal drying COAL loading machines
COAL ash Belt loader reclaims culm bank, il Coal Age
Five million cu. yd excavated for ash. il
COAL68:178 O '63
miners
Engineering
Scheme for ash 196:463
disposalO 11 and '63 land reclama- Foremen's forum.age Published in montiily niun-
bers of Coal
tion, il Engineer 216:594-5 O 11 '63
Analysis See also
United mine workers of America
Coal ash content measurement; Simcar ash
recorder, il Engineer 215:585 Mr 29 '63 Diseases and hygiene
COAL association. National. Sea National coal Infective pneiunoconiosis: variable coal with
association constant tuberctUosis.
■63 il Archives E. J. King and oth-
COAL cars ers, bibliog Environmental
Integral-train coal-car designs promise new Health 7:33-46 Jl '63
COAL mines and mining
COALeconomies,
cleaning il Coal Age 68:28 Ag '63
See also Central tionPennsylvania
and Eastern bituminous coal producers' coal associa-
associa-
Coal. Pulverized — Preparation tion meeting. State college. Pa. Sept. 13-14.
Coal preparation
Coal washing Coal Age
Channel waves 67:68as Oa '62 tool of applied geophysics
COAL cutters in coal mining. T. C. Krey. diags Geo-
Ranging drum coal shearing machine. 11
Engineer 216:236 Ag 9 '63 Coal Age physics mining28:701-14 Oguidebook,
'63 il map plans
Report on the trepanner operation at Prin- diaes Coal Age 68:159-278 Jl '63il Engineer-
cess collierj^ G. Sigut. il plans diags Can Holding colliery floors down,
COALMin distillation
& Met Bui 56:697-705 S '63 How the ing 195:645
familyMy 10 of '63steels helps the coal
Carbonization of lignite reaches commercial producer. S. C. Lore. Coal Age 68:103-1- F
stage: proces.s flowsheet. S. V. Margolin.
Chem Eng carbonizing
70:108-10 Jl of 8 composite'63 Illinois mining institute 70th annual meet-
Continuous pellets ing, Sprin.gfield, III. Nov, 16; with abstracts
together with miniature blast furnace tests. of papers.
Indiana coal CoalminingAgeinstitute 67:134-5 meeting.
D '62 Terre
J. A. Gregory and J. A. Innes. il Iron & Haute. April 6: abstracts of papers. Coal
Steel Inst J 201:842-6 O '63
COAL docks Age 68:30-1
Kentucky mining My institute
'63 23d annual meeting.
Ayrshire Collieries; loading and shipping on Lexington. Oct. 4-5; with abstracts of
inland waters il plan diags Coal Age 68:
126-31 O '63 1962papers.
model Coalmining
Age 67:112-13number;N '62 Coal division.
World's largest coal pier dedicated in Nor- Eastern gas and fuel associates. 11 maps
folk. 1 plan Min Eng 15:42-3 O '63 plansmodeldiaes mining
Coal Age 67:71-178 Ayrshire O '62
COAL drying 19G3
Better dust collection at Imperial Smoke- lieries corporation. number;
11 map plan diags Coal col-
les , il Coal Age 68:111-1- Mv '63 OldAgemine workings
68:67-158 O '63consolidated by hydraulic
Fluidized-bed
'63 coal dryer. J. C. Agarwal and
others, il diags Chem Eng Prog 58:85-90 stowing. 11 Engineering 196:137 Ag 2 '63
N '62 Operating
Heat-drj'er ignitions; prevention and control. bers of Coal agePublished in monthly num-
ideas.
W. L. McMorris. jr. Coal Age 68:88-90 Ja Rocky Mountain coal mining institute. 59th
Safe fact ass with ther co regular meeting, Glenwood Springs. Colo.
ty
drying. ors A. oSchrecengost.
H. cia
ted JUn malCong alJ June 30- July 3: with abstracts of papers.
49:28-32 .71 'R3
What to look for in coal dryer maintenance. Coal Age 68:89-93
Underground bituminous Ag '63 coal mining. 1962.
H. L. Washburn, il diag Min Eng 15:48-50 J. F. Core, il Min Cong J 49:43-5 F '63
• -63
COALAg 62dust West Virginia coal mining institute and Cen-
tral Appalachian section. AIME, annual
Chemical sprays stop coal dust, promote com- meeting White Sulphur Springs. W. Va.
munity relations. 11 Power Eng 66:60-1 D Nov. 2-3; with abstracts of papers. Coal
Coal fine are succ pell 11 Coal Age Virginia
West 67:122-5 D coal
'62 mining Institute, AIMS
s essf etiz Central Appalachian section and AIME
Age 67:125
Control of float N '62dust tiin lly return eairways d. by Coal division spring meeting. Morgantown,
auxiliary fans. J. C. Draper, il diags Min W.Va, April 19-20: abstracts of papers.
Cong
Dust suppression; J 49:35-7 Je '63
some British approaches. Coal Age 68:118-21 Je '63
W. Boyle, il plan diags Coal Age 68:112- Accidents and explosions
14-f- Mr '63 Mine rescue at Sheppton. il Comp Air Mag
COAL gasification. See Gas manufacture
COAL handling 68:24-5 explosions,
Robena S '63 plan diag Coal Age 68:
Air motor reduces hazard, diags Mech Eng
85:59 90-2-f- Ap '63
Aluminium•62 O '63 coal skips, il Metallurgia 68:68 Safety in 1962. Coal Age 68:83 F '63
Ag '63 sprays stop coal dust, promote com- See also
Chemical Coal mines and mining — Safety measures
munity relations. 11 Power Eng 66:60-1 D Costs
Coal hand at Pa stea stat
Kentucky.ling S. Kesler.radisjr. m
e il map plan iMin on. Maintenance and cost controls: American
mining congress, Pittsburgh: abstracts of
Ene
Eliminating 14:63-6 O '62
a safety hazard. 11 diag Comp papers. Coal AgaDrainage
68:112-13 Ja '63
Air Mag
Light aluminum 68:26 Agskips '63 outclass steel twins.
See Mine drainage
11 Mod Metals 19:80 Ag '63
'63
COAL mines and mining — Continued Remotely controlled longwall face. A. E. Ben-
Electric equipment Remotelynett, operated
diag Engineer longwall
215:1115-16face.Je 1121 plan
'63
Attaining;
proLeclion.simplicity in eround-fault
L.. H. Harrison, diass and Coal cable
Ajie Engineer 216:7-9 Jl 5 '63
Report on the trepanner operation at Prin-
68:06-8 Ja '63 cess colliery. G. Sigut. 11 plans diags Can
Bie wheel strips for coal; electrically. 11 Min & longwall
Met Bui system 56:097-705 S '63 Eastern suc-
Powerfault EnK locators;U7;44-5 Oa '63must for ac mining. Second another
Cable cess at the Kopperston mine. D. Jackson,
Coalil diae
Aku Coal minina Ase 68:98-101
Kuidebook; S '63 edlcient power jr. ilseam
Thin diags mining Coal b.vAge remote
68:54-8 control.
Ag '63 11 diag
designs, electria il diairs tractionCoal Ace system,68:258-66il Jl '63 Engineering 196:54-5 Jl 12 '63
Colliery Engi- White-collar miner operates creeping coal
neer 215:1180 Jo 28 '63 mine, il diag Machine Design 35:156-7 S 12
Double-drum winding engine, il Engineering
190:279 Aecables :!n '63 and connectors; Management
Electrical operating And the rains descended. II Coal Age 68:
guide,
(reprintsil 25c) diags Coal Age 67:103-18 D '62
Coal138+ Aku Mr '63 mining guidebook; management
Flameproof mining dry transformers, il En- steps in creating a productive safety pro-
eiiieer 215:911 miningMv transformer.
17 '63
Flameproof 11 Engineer Coal Ago niming Coal
g r a m , i l Plan Age 68:274-8
guidebook; more Jlprofitable
'03
215:079sizeAp feeder
What 12 '63 cable should you use? 11 mining. Coal Aire
Coal division; hiring, training and develop- 68:100-1 Jl '63
diaes Coal Age 68:142+ Mr '63
World's largest Human mentside of people. of mining.11 CoalJ. Age 67:77-85 O Coal
E. Osmanski. '62
cation; Sinclairstrip
mine cableof design
Peabody andcoalappli- co. '62 slopes
il See
diagsalsoCoal Age 68:82-5 Ap '63 Age 67:138+
Underground D '62 open the wav to better
mining efflcioncy; Bell & Zoller at Zelg-
Coal mines and mining — Power ler no. 4 mine. A E. Flowers. 11 plans
Electric locomotives. Mine Coal Age 68:96-101 My '63
Equipment Methods
Coal Age mining guidebook: buying directory. Allen mine expands continuous mining. 11
Coal Age in08:283-64-
Computers coal mining. Jl '63 R. J. Freund and plans CoalCollieries;
Ayrshire Ace 07:60-3+ deep N mining '62 methods.
J. R. Lucas, il diag Min Cong J 48:52-5
D '62 roof master hydraulic support system. Coalil diags
Ace Coal Age 6S:105-11
mining guidebook: O '63deep-mining
Dowty guidebook, il map plans diags Coal Age
Glen diags
il Atden Engineering tools up 196:50-1 for higherJl 12efficiency
'63 Coal68:162-225
divisionJl mining '63 methods; designs for
and market growth, (low sheets 11 diags efficiency. 11 plans Coal Age 67:86-100 O
Coal Age
Mining small 68:81-5 tracts Mr in '63a thin seam; Sham- Coal tec in 1962 new dev in
hno
coal mining ; G. W.elopMcCaa.
rock coal CO. il diag Coal Age 68:96-9+ log technology. men
il
F '63 Min Eng 15:88-92 y F '03 ts
New equipment news. Published in monthly Continuous face transportation boosts mining
numbers of Coal age efficiency; mine. Imperial D. coal corp. 's Diamond
1902 sales: coal mining and cleaning equip- smokele.'^s W. Alberter. 11 diags
ment. W. H. Young and R. L.. Anderson. Coal Ace
Coordinating 08:58-02
equipment Ja '03 for efficient pillar
NowCoal tvAgegoes68:84-5+ undergroundF '63 into coal mine; extraction; Armco Steel's no. 7 mine. 11
Gateway
What to lookcoal forco.in ilcoalMin drver Eng maintenance.
15:85 Jl '63 plan
Deep diag
mining; Coal Age
American 08:74-7 Je
mining '63 congress.
H. L. Washburn. 11 diag Min Eng 15:48-50 Pittsburgh; abstracts of papers. Coal Age
AgSee'63 also 68:105-6
Deep mining, Je '03stripping and co.il preparation
Coal loading machines in 1962. il Coal Age 68:74-9 F '63
Coal mining machinery Hazards encountered in mining thick. In-
Mine cars clined coal beds; Sunnyside coal seams,
Fires and fire protection Utah. E. C. Olsen. 11 diag Min Eng 15:47-50
Attaining simplicity in ground-fault and cable O '63
protection. L,. H. Harrison, diags Coal Age High productivity at Ken highwall mine. 11
68:66-8 Ja '63 fluids for hydraulic plans Coal
Mining in anAge undulating 67:80-4 D '62 seam; Oakmont
Fire-resistant systems; mine. Harmar coal co. J. Kristoff. jr. 11
Kentucky ridge coal co. F. T. Loving, jr.
il Min Cong J 49:30-1 Ap '63 man Min Cong J 49:24-9 Je '63
Fire-resistant fluids survey no. 2. 11 Coal Age Mining small tracts in a thin seam; Sham-
08:59-01
'63 .A.g '03 rock coal CO. 11 diag Coal Age 68:96-9+
Flameproof mining transformer. 11 Engineer F -63
215:679 Ap 12 03 Modernizing with continuous miners; Pine
Heat-dryer ignitions; prevention and control. Branch mine. Stonega coke & coal co. 11
AV. '62 L. McMorris. jr. Coal Age 68:88-90 Ja
plans diags Coal Ace 68:70-4 Ap '63
How to use fir hyd flui Raleigh Eagle plans full recovery of moun-
ediags
-re r ds.D
C. A. Bailey, sis Coal Ageauli67:88-92
c talntop coal. II Coal Age 68:100-3+ Mr '63
Shortwall continuous mining In thin seams
Inje rock wool Isolant t min Are. A. P.
cted ates O '63e by Maust coal and coke corp. G. C. Clark,
Boxley. 11 Coal Age 68:26 11 plan diags Min Cong J 49:45-9 S '63
Haulage Thin seam mining liv remote control. 11 dlaK
See Mine haulage Engineering 196:54-5 Jl 12 '63
Underground '63 slopes open the wav to better
Law mining efficiency; Bell & Zoller at Zelg-
Icr no. 4 mine. A. E. Flowers. 11 plans
jSee Mining law
Coal Age 68:96-101 My '63
Longwall system Coal Seeminesnlso and mining — Longwall system
Longwall mining with a full seam cutting Coal mines and mining — Stripping operations
plow. C. O. Carmen. 11 diags Min Cong J
48:45-9 N '62 Powercontinuous mining. II
Longwall mining with a shearing machine; Allen mine expands
no. 3 mine. Ivaiser steel corp. D. Ross. II
Min Cong J 49:32-4+ Mr '63 plans Coal
Ayrshire Age 07:60-3+
Collieries power forN '62deep and strip
LonL'wall progress: Sunnvslde mines L. T.
Lind.snv. Min Cone J 49:51-2 Jl '63 Coal Aca mining guidebook: 68:132-8
mines. 11 diags Coal Age efficient O power
'63
Longwallmg with powered roof supports. M.
A. Evans. II diags Coal Ace 68:82-8+ S '63 de.'*ign.<< il dlacs Coal Ago 68:258-66 Jl
Progress report on longwall mining. M.
Schmellenkamp. 11 diaga Min Eng 15:55-8 Coal division power; ac and dc service. II
Je G.{
Quality control aa practised bv the Dominion diags Coal
Haulage, Age 67:165-9
nowcr. O '62American min-
ventilation:
ing congress. Piitsbnrch: nbstracts of pa-
S?!*^' &£°-.,^
Min }y , 9!:^?J^''
Met Bui 56:45-6 Ja^"^ '63others. Can pers. Coal Axe 68:113 Je '63
253
COAL mines and mining — Power — Continued Reclaiming land for profit, il Coal Age 68:
How to safety srouiid iiune-puwer sj'stenis. 94-101 O '63strip mining and restoration. 11
Responsible
A. ^ C. L,ordi. il diass Coal Age 6S;liU-15+
Steam storage system for a colliery, il En- SixCoalsteps
Age to68:28efiicient
Ja '63 three-seam stripping.
'63
il diagmining;Coal Aee 68:62-5miningAg '63
Kineer
Unit powers 2lli;547-S ao and O 4 do'63 mine equipment si- Strip American congress.
multaneously, il Coal Aee 68:148 Jl '63 Pittsburgh; abstracts of papers. Coal Age
Racl< dusting 68:106-8
Strip Je "63Baughman
mining, style. 11 Coal Age
Bulk rock dusting; another forward step;
Sesco mine no. 1. G. E. Cooley. il MiQ 6S:S6-8
Strip mining Je '63of coal. 1962. C. A, Broecker.
ConK J 4D:43-6
Control of float dust in return airways My '63 by il Min mining,
Strip Cong Jreclamation,
49:50-2 F '63and the public.
au.\iliary fans. J. C. Draper, il diags Min
D Jackson, jr.for 11power;
Subbiluminous Coal Agethe 68:84-95
aorensen My '63
story.
Cong J 49:35-7
Effective roctc dust Je '63 application from 800 „„„ ,^ft.
il diairs Coal
Three-seam Age in
stripping 68:74-81 S '63
Pennsylvania. 11 Coal
il Coal Age 68:140 Ap '63
Safety measures Aee 68:90-4 Jl '63 pace new production rec-
Ayrshire designs for safety, il Coal Age 68: ■Wheel, giant shovel
155-8 O 63 ords at River King, il Coal Age 68:84-7+ Jl
Better safety management through under- Wor b dra rea t s
Bituminous stanresearch; ding, il Coai Age Bureau 68:98+ ofJa mines'63 pro- ld' falliggeatst Peabodv's
this gli
n dy o trip-mine.
Homestead m
s
Kentucky, il Power eEng 67:57 Jl '63 ine
gram; for safely in coal mines. D. S. King- World's lareest
ery. Coal Age 68:104+ My '63 cation; Sinclairstrip
minecable
of design
Peabody andcoalappli-
CO.
Coal Age mining guidebook; management
steps in creating a productive safety pro- il diags Coal
Age 68:82-5 Ap '63
gram, il plan safely Coal measures; Age 68:274-8 organization
Jl '63 Ventilation
Coal division See Mine ventilation
Conference scrutinizes mine safety laws. O Coal
and procedure, il Coal Age 67:148-53 '62
Waste disposal
Age 68:26 Jl '63
Human factors in safety aêct program de- ^ Acid mine drainage research potentialities.
velopment. Coal sentinelsAge 68:126+ F '63award. G. P Hanna, jr. and others. WPCF J 35:
Maple Creek earns of safety 275-96 biblioe(p293-4) Mr '63; Abstract. Pub
Min Cong J 49:55 Ag '63 AirWorks 94:164+from My coal'63 refuse piles. E. P.
pollution
National safety council congress. 50th. Chi-
■63 cago. Oct. 29-31; with abstracts of papers. Hall, il Minand Cong J 48:37-41 D '62
Coal inspection
Aee 67:128-30 D '62 , safety^ Flocculation thickening coal-washery ref-
New techniques establish use pulps. G. H. Matheson and J. M. W.
records in Kentucky. Coal Age 68:98-101 Je Mackenzie, bibliog il diags Coal Age 67:94-
Safety: American mining congress. Pitts- See also
burgh; abstracts of papers. Coal Age 68:109- 100 waste
Coal D '62
10 Je factors
Safety '63 associated with, thermal , coal, Alabama
drving. H. A. Schrecengost. Min Cong J Bulk rock dusting: another forward step;
Seeco mine no. 1. G. B. Cooley. 11 Mm
49:28-32 Jl '63
SafetySee inalso1962. Coal Age 68:83 F '63 Cong J 49:43-6 My '63
Coal mines and mining — Rock dusting Alberta
Power from coal at Wabamun. M. M. Wil-
Statistics liams; C. F. Doerr. flow sheet maps diags
50 biggest bituminous mines ranked by 1962 Can Min & Met Bui 56:136-41 F '63
tonnage; tables. Coal Age 68:39 Ap '63 Arkansas
Stores systems Progress report on lonewall mining. M.
Coal Age mining guidebook; modern purchas- Schmellenkamp. il diags Min Eng 15:55-8
ing and warehousing, il Coal Age 68:267-73 Australia
•II 'S3
Coal division: purchasing ^ and., V
warehousing • or. Je -63 developments in making coke for blast
Recent
furnaces. T. G. Callcott. bihiiog il Can Min
supplies, iland
Purchasing Coal warehousing Age 67:170-8 at O Ayrshire.
'62 11 & Met Bui 56:444-50 Je '63
Coal Age 68:148-54 O '63 Colorado
Stripping operations Allen mine expands continuous mining. 11
Ayrshire stripping: big. getting bigger. 11
•6wheel plans Coal Age 67:60-3+ N '62
Bigdiags 3 Coal strips Age 68:76-93 for coal;O '63 . „
electrically. 11 Great Britain
Power
Coal Age Engmining 67:44-5 guidebook; O '63 strip mining Dust suppression: some British approaches.
fundamentals. U diags Coal Age 68:204-25 Jl W. Boyle, il plan diags Coal Age 68:112-14+
Coal stri oper of Avon coal co.. Remotely operated longwall face. 11 plan
ppin Mr '63
1962. Minto. g N.B. atio L.. B. Johnston. Can Engineer 216:7-9 Jl 5 '63
ns
Min & Met Bui
Control of vibrations in overburden blasting. 56:42-4 Ja '63 Illinois
W. H. Hopper, diags Min Cong J 49:44-5 Delta Coal's 'Vermont plant. T. R. Hlghtower.
DeepJe "63mining, stripping and coal preparation diag plans
Delta Min Cong and Jopens
49:51-3SunMr Soot
'63 mine In
Illinois no. 2 seam, il diags Coal Aee 68:
in 1962.
Delta plans il Coal and opens Age 68:74-9Sun Spot P '63 mine In 90-5 F '63 , ,
Illinois no. 2 seam, il diags Coal Age 68: "Wheeh
Jl '63 giant shovel pace new production
records at 'River
63 ,
King,
^. il Coal Age 68:84-7+
Digging deeper with a 39-yd dragline. U Coal
Age 68:94-7 India
Flexible two- Sseam '63 stripping;
. _ ^
Caney „
Creek ,
Petrology of Talcher coals. H. S. Pareek. bib-
mining co. il Coal
New coal strip mine in the Age 68:74-6 Ja '63 ,,Utah^
Southwest: liog il Econ Geol 58:1089-109 N '63
construction and mining co. A. M. Wilson. Kentucky
11 Min Cong
Peabody starts J 115-cu49:19-21yd Jashovel.
'63 . diag
11 ^. ^Coal , Flexible two-seam stripping; Caney Creek
Aee 67:28-31+ O '62 mining co. il Coal Aee 68:74-6 Ja 63
,.
Planning an 85-yd dragline. J. F. Wels. II ^ „ ^ , High productivity at Ken hlghwaU mine. U
diags Min Cong J 48:45-8 O 62 ^^ plans Coal
Power from coal at Wabamun. M. M. Wil- Mining small Agetracts
67:80-4
in Da '62
thin seam: Sham-
liams: C. F. Doerr. flow sheet maps diags rock coal CO. il diag CoaJ Axe 68:96-9+
Can Min excavator & Met Buidynamic 56:136-41performance.
F '63 F '63
Predicting New Inspection techniques establish safety
M. A. Neslin. diags Min Cong J 48:58-63 records in Kentucky. Coal Age 68:98-101 Je
D '62
Procedure for determining strippable coal
reserves. E. C. Beaumont, maps CoaJ Age Pea star 1 y s 1 d C
bod ts 15-cu d hovel. 1 iasr oal
68:80-8 Ag '63 Age y67:28-31+ O '62
COAL mines and mining — Continued Big wheel strips for coal; electrically. 11
New Brunswick Power Eng 67:44-5 O '63
Continuous coal ripping machine shows prom-
Coal strippiiiK operations of Avon coal co., ise; iiretby-SuicliHe. Engineering 1»5:537
1962. Mlnto. N.B. L, K. Jolinston. Can Ap 19 63
Mln & Met Bui 56:42-4 Ja '63 Digging deeper with a 39-yd dragline. 11 Coal
New Mexico Age 68:94-7
Giant COi welded S '63 drag bucket has 125-ton
New coal strip mine in the Southwest: Utah bite. 11 Welding Eng 48:48-9
construction and niining: co. A. M. Wilson, Report on the trepanner operationAg at '63Prin-
il MJn Cone J 43;1'J-21 Ja '63 cess colliery. G. Sigui. ii plans diags Can
Nova Scotia Min & machines
Ripping Met Bui 56:697-705 S '63 ii Engineer
for coal mines,
Quality control as practised by the Dominion 216:387-9 S 6 '63
coal CO. L., W, Creaser and others. Can Coal See also
cutters
Mln &on Metthe Bui
Report 56:45-6 operation
trepanner Ja '63 at Prin- Coal loading machines
cess colliery. G. Sisut. il plans diass Can Shoveling macliines
Min & Met Bui 56:697-705 S '63 Control
Ohio Electronically controlled automatic coal min-
Simco-Peabody's overland conveyor ing, il Electronic Eng remote
35:605 control,
S '63
lemma caused by increased marliet solves di-
demand, Thin seam mining by il diag
il Min Eng 15:55-6 Ap '63 Engineering 190:54-5 Jl 12 '63
Pennsylvania Conveyors
Continuotis face transportaLion boosts minins: Closed circuit television monitors conveyor
efficiency; Imperial coal corp.s Diamond system at Gateway mine, il Iron & Steel
smokeless mine. D. W. Alberter. il diags Eng 40:168 Jl '03 bunker, ii Engineer 215:
Colliery roadway
Coal Agecoal6S;5S-62
Gateway co.s Janew'63 8%-mile conveyor
system moves 1300 tph of coal, il diag Min Continuous
1U38 Je 7 '63 face transportation boosts mining
Cong J 4D:S0 S '63 efficiency: mine.
smokeless Imperial coal corp.'s Diamond
Glen Alden tools up for higher efficiency '62 D. W. Alberter. il diags
and market growth, flow sheets il diags Coal Age 68:58-62 Ja '63 8^4-raiIe conveyor
Coal Age 6S:Sl-5 Mr '63 television control: Gateway
system moves coal co.'s new
1300 tph of coal. 11 diag Mln
Longest coal belt system,
Gateway coal co. il map plan diags Coal Cong J coal
Longest 49:80 belt S '63 system, television control:
Age 68:78-83
Mining in an Jl undulating
'63 seam; Oakmont Gateway coal co. il map plan diags Coal
mine. Harmar coal co. J. Kristoft. Jr. il Age 08:78-83 Jl '63overland conveyor solves
map Min Cong J plan 49:24-9diagJe Coal
'63 Age 68:90- Simco-Peabody's
Robena explosions, dilemma caused by increased market de-
2-1- Ap 63 mand, il Min Eng 15:55-6 Ap '63
Silver dollars and Glen Alden coal co. Coal Maintenance and repair
SixAgesteps68:78-81 Mr '63 three-seam
to efficient stripping. Coal Age mining guidebook; maintenance en-
il diag Coal Age 68:62-5 gineering, il plans Coal Age 68:244-57 Jl
Strip mining. Baughman style, Ag il Coal
'63 Age 63
68:86-8 Je '63 Coal division maintenance; methods and fa-
Three-seam stripping In Pennsylvania. II cilities, il plan diags Coal Age 67:156-64 O
Coal Age 68:90-4 Jl '63 Hydraulic system maintenance; Island Creek
Utah coal CO. K. D. Herron, ii Min Cong J 49:27-
Hazards encountered in mining thick, in- Maintenance and cost controls; American
clined coal beds; Sunnyside coal seams, 30 Ja '63 congress.
mining Pittsburgh; abstracts of
Utah. E. C. Olsen. il diag Min Eng 15:47-50 papers. Coal at AgeAyrshire 68:112-13Collieries.
Je '63 11 Coal
O '63
Longwall mining with a shearing machine; Mamtenance
no. 3 mine. Kaiser steel corp. D. Ross, il Age 68:139-47 O 63
Maintenance Ideas. Published In monthly
Min Cong progress; J 49:32-4-1- Mr '63 mines. L. T. niuiibers of Coal age
Ijongwall Sunnyside Maintenance of coal-mine hydraulic equip-
Lindsay. Mln Cong J 49:51-2at the
Jl '63 ment: abstract. J. T. Maulsby. Coal Age
Matching steels and service Welling-
ton plant. B. Pressett and L. Harp, il 68:91 Agfor'63coming cold weather, diag Coal
Prepare
diags Coal Age 68:104-8 F '63 Age 68:180
Selective maintenance O '63 of hydraulic systems.
Virginia L. S. McNickle. jr. il Coal Age 67:84-9 G.N '62
Modernizing with continuous miners; Pine Strip-mining maintenance: abstract. A.
Branch mine. Stonega coke & coal co. il Nugent. Coal Age 68:91-2 Ag '63
plans diagscoal Coal
Upgrading Age 68:70-4
to premium Ap Stonega
quality; '63 Statistics
coke & coal co.'s Pine Branch preparation Shipments of coal mining equipment and
plant, flow diag il Coal Age 68:75-9 Ap '63 sales of cleaning equipment, 1962. W. H.
Young and R. L. Anderson. Min Cong J
West Virginia
Coordinating equipment for efficient pillar COAL49:129-32
patentsF '63
extraction; Armco Steel's no. 7 mine, il Current coal patents. O. S. North. Published
plan diag Coal Age 68:74-7 Je '63 in montlily numbers of Coal age
Lo igwall mining with a full seam cutting COAL pipe lines
plow. C. O. Carmen. 11 diags Mln Cong J Changes brewing for transporting coal-
4S:45-9
Progress N '62
report on longw.ill mining. M. energy; coal-slurry pipelines. R. J, Bender,
Schmellenlcamp. 11 diags Mln Eng 15:55-8 il diags scene
Changing Power in107:57-60 F '63
mine-to-market coal haul-
Je '63 Eagle plans full recovery of moun-
Raleigh age, il Coal Age 67:70-7 D '62 completed:
Coal-slurry firing test evaluations
talntop coal, il Coal Age 68:100-3-t- Mr '63 abstracL Elec World 158:42 O 22 '62
Rebuilding
Robin Hoodfor mine. long 11life diags
at Armco
Coal AgeSteel's 68: Coal-slurr.v pipeline may close down. Elec
72-3-1- Ag '63 World 159:61 My 6 '63
Second longwall system another Eastern suc- Coal-slurry pipeline to California In works.
cess at the Kopperston mine. D. Jack.son. Oil & Gas J 60:162 N 19 '62
Ir. 11 diags Coal Agemining68:54-8 Ag '63 Coal slurry systems move ahead. Elec World
Shortwall continuous In thin seams
by Maust coal and coke corp, G. C Clark. 158:57-8 Nof5 coal
Economics '62 pipelines. Power Eng 67:
il plan diags Mln Cong J 49:45-9 S '63
COAL mining Institute of America 54-5 Myworking
Getting '63 data on coal pipelines. A, Q.
Annual meeting. 761h. Pittsburgh. Dec. 13-14;
with abstracts of papers. Coal Age 68:91- Bain, diags Engineering 196:322-3 S 13 '63
3-t- Ja 63 Possibilities for pipelining coal In Canada.
COAL mining machinery N. Berkowitz and E. J. Jensen, bibllog
Advance."! In augor mining techniques; Hobet diag Can Min & Met Bui 56:504-8 Jl '63
mining & con.stnicilon co^ H. P. Nutter. 11 Rall-utlllty pact closing coal pipeline Coal
dlaga Mln Cong J 49:31-5 S '63
Age 68:26 Je '63 ^ k . v,««
255
COAL pipe lines — Continued . COAL research. Office of. See United States-
Transport of coal by pipeline. Engineer 215: Interior.
fice of Department of — Coal research. Of-
1179 Je 2S '63
Transport of coal by pipeline. H. G. B. Nolan. COAL stokers. See Stokers, Mechanical
COAL supply
Engineer
Unit trains 215:1069-71
cut coal costs Je to14 three
'63 plants. E. See also
C. Bailey, il map diass Elec World 159:20-2 Coal trade Europe
COALJe 10 policy'63 conference, National. See National

Long term energy prospects in Europe.
coal policy conference Engineer 215:600-1 Mr 29 '63
COAL preparation Meeting Europe's '63 energy requirements. Engi-
Ayrshire Collieries; processing quality prod-
ucts, il diags Coal Age 6S:112-25 O '63 COAL tarneer 215:398-9 Mr 1 '63
Bethlehem's Cambria Slope plant. W. Benzon. Comparison of properties of coal-modifled tar
il Min Cong J 49:6o-S S '63 coking; keys to binder, tar. and asphalt cement. W J.
Better preparation, on-site Halstead and others, bibliog Pub Roads
Jewell Smokeless expansion, il Coal Age 32:83-96 O '62; Abstract. Pub Works 93:
67:66-7-!-. cover N '62
Bituminous research; Bureau of mines pro- 142 N '62 of tar-bonded linings for basic
Development
gram in coal mining, coal preparation. 11 oxygen furnaces. R. N. Ames. Iron & Steel
diagsAge Coal
Coal mining Age guidebook;
68:118-21-1- modern
F '63 prepara- Eng 40:149-52
Exceptional S '63 for coal tar enamels II
record
tion, flow chart 11 diags Coal Age 68:226-43 Water isolated
& Sewage
Jl '63division preparation of coal; quality, Indenol from Works 110:52abstract
ooal tars; Ja '63 S.
Coal Friedman, Chem & Eng N 41:464- Ja 21 '63
uniformity, efnciency. il diags Coal Age 67; Isoprenoid- skeleton hydrocarbons in low-
128-39 O 62 temperature brown coal tar. K. Kochloefl
Coal pelletizing. F. P. Calhoun, il Min Cong and others, '63 bibliog Chem & Ind p692 Ap 27
Coal 48:38-9-!-
J preparation: N '62American mining congress,
Analysis
Pittsburgh; abstracts of papers. Coal Age Chromatographic determination of trace
Coal68:110-11
preparation. Je '63 1962. M. R. Geer and M. amounts of polynuclear hydrocarbons in
petrolatum, mineral oil, and coal tar. W.
Sokaskl.
Ooal technology il Min inCong1962;J advances
49:56-9 F in'63 coaJ Lijinsky and others, bibliog Anal Chem
preparation. D. H. Dowlin. 11 Min Eng 15: COAL35:952-6
tar colorsJl '63
Deep92-3 mining,
F '63 stripping and coal preparation Current cosmetic color palette. H. Holtzman.
in 1962. il Coal Age 68:74-9 F '63 bibliog forAm the Perfumer
Method qualitative78:27-31 F '63 of
determination
Delta Coal's Vermont plant. T. R. Hightower.
diag Min Cong J 49:51-3 Mr '63 coal-tar ayes in commercial cosmetic prod-
Delta plans and opens Sun Spot mine in ucts. A. Shansky and P. P. Carrubba. Am
Illinois no. 2 seam, il diags Coal Age 68: Perfumer guide 78:13-14to color
Jl '63restrictions. H. D.
90-5 F '63 Thumbnail
Eliminating „ ,. ,from a coal
stream pollution Gotilden. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93:31 Jl
preparation plant. W. H. Noone. flow sheet
COAL tar pitch. See Pitch
il MinAlden
Glen Cong tools J 49:26-30
up for Aghigher '63 ^
efflciency COAL tar products
and market growth, flow sheets il diags Challenge in coal tar chemicals. H. G.
Coal AgeSmokeless
Imperial 68:81-5 Mrpreparation
'63 plant. J. G. Franck. andil Ind & Eng faceChemuncertain
55:38-44 future.
My '63
Cresols cresylics
McCurry. il Min Cong J 48:27-94- O 62
Matching steelsE. and serviceand at the "Welling-il Chem & Eng N 41:23-4
Facts and figures for the chemical processMy 13 '63
'63 ton plant. Pressett L,. Harp, industries; coal tar. D. F. McCarthy. Chem
diags Coal Age 68:104-8
Mining small tracts in a thin seam; Sham- F '63 & Engand N 40:48-50 pt 2 the
S 3 '62
Facts figures for chemical process
rock coal CO. il diag Coal Age 68:96-9-1- F industries; coal tar. D. F. McCarthy. Chem
Modernized plant boosts recovery, improves & Eng N 41:88-90 S 2 '63
quality; Armco Steel's preparation PitchSee also
at Montcoal. W.Va. il diag Coal Ageplant 68:
78-9-1- Je '63 COAL trade
Republic Steel starts coal through new clean- Anthracite industry in 1962. W. W. Scranton.
ing plant, flow sheet il Coal Age 68:72-7 il Min business
Cong Jseen 49:83-4 P '63exporters assn.
Jl '63 Better by Coal
Upgrading coal to premium quality; Stonega of the U.S. marketing,
Coal Age research,
68:122-f- Jesales'63 and
coke & coal co. 's Pine Branch preparation Coal division
plant, flow diag il Coal Age 68:75-9 Ap '63
See <iJso Coal picture; 1962. and ahead inO 1963.
service, il Coal Age 67:140-7 '62 il Coal
Coal. Pulverized— Preparation ForAgeharder-hitting coal, blueprint for. action.
Coal drying 68:68-73 F '63 i v«.
Coal washing R. Mover.
COAL products Resid men Coal take Age issue68:63-5
with Jacoal-industry
'63
Bituminous research; Bureau of mines pro- claims.
State of Oil
the & bituminous
Gas J 60:75 coal
S 17 market.
'62 1962.
gram in coal utilization, il diags Coal Age
68:124-9-1- Mr '63 P. Nugent. 11 Min Cong J
Utility coal use. 328 million in 1970. Coal49:94-6 P '63
Age
See also
Coal tar 68:123-9 Ap '63
Coal tar products Washington outlook: American mining con-
Coke gress. Pittsburgh; abstracts of papers.
Coke manufacture — By-products Coal Age 68:104-5 Je '63
COAL research See also
Gas industry—
National Coal trade competition
coal association
Anthracite research: Bureau of mines pro-
gram. 11 Coalresearch;
Age 68:82-4 Je "63of mines pro- National coal policy conference
Bituminous Bureau Statistics
gram, il diags Coal Age 68:118-21-1- F:
124-94-
Coal division Mr; 1044- My '63 research, sales and
marketing, Top 15 coal -producing group in 1962. Coal
service, il Coal Age 67:140-7 O '62 Age 68:28 Mr '63 Canada
Coal research opportunities: s>Tnposium. Lex-
ington. Ky.. June 6-7; abstracts of papers.
Coal Age Possibilities for pipelining coal in Canada.
Federal coal68:108-10 researchJl in'63 1962. W. L. Crentz. N. Berkowitz and E. J. Jensen, bibliog
il Min Cong J 49:64-64- F '63 diag Can Min & Met Bui 56:504-8 Jl '63
Lab gets Sharon Steel oft horns of coal di- Europe
New technique lemma. Steel 153:121
for theO laboratory
21 '63 coring of See also
coal. J. M. Jones and J. A. Bell. 11 Econ European coaJ and steel community
Geol 58:791-5 Ag '63 Great Britain
Office of coal research pushes power proj-
ects. G. A. Lamb. Min Eng 15:78-9 Jl '63 National puter
coal
centre, board. Scottish division's
il Engineering 195:710 Mycom-24
See also 63
Bituminous coal research, inc.
■United States — Interior. Department of — Coal National coal board's computer centre at
research. OfHce of Edinburgh. 11 Engineer 215:972 My 31 '63
COAL washing Corrosion
Flocculation and thlckenine coal-washery re- Identiflcatlon of corrosion products on cobalt
fuse pulps. G. H. Matheson and J. M. W. and cobalt alloys, biblioe diags Ck>rrosion
Mackenzie, bibliog il diaes Coal Ago 67:
94-100 Dwood '62 18:421-3 N '62 Isotopes
Special remover enhances product
quality at the Harlan fuel co. 11 diaK
Atomic radiation wins full chemical-synthesis
Coal
Hce AKeatso 68:66-8 Ak '63 role; act gamma rays fromfor a acobalt-6o source
Coal. Pulverized— Preparation will as catalyst Dow chemical
Flotation process (coal) CO. ethyl bromide unit, il diag Chem Eng
COAL waste
Horizontal flne-coal recovery screens help 69:40+
Co*" D 24 '62
v-radiation-induced point defects In
BiiTea. M. J. Smith, bibliog J Ap Phys 34:
COASTboost pront. 11 Coal Akb 68:132 Je '63
2879-84 S '63
Cobalt-tiO irradiation plant. 11 plan Ind Chem
Problem of coastal Eenesis. with special re-
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Ja '63
grounds, and deep cliannels of the Nor- Cobalt-60 plant for sterilising dis-
weKian and Greenland coasts. W. Evers. posable plastics syringes. 11 diag Engineer
biblioK maps diaes J Geol iU;C21-30. pi 1. 214:876-9 N 23 '62
Cold encapsulation of cobalt. T. Home. 11
Discussion. H. Holtedahl. 631-3 S '62
Keceptionline. J. of
B. skjTvave
Andersen. slKiials
bibliOK nearJ Kes
a coast-
Nat diag Nucleonics
Commercial 21:72-4 F with
sterilization '63 cobaJt-60.
BurSee Stand 67D:325-30 My '63 G. S. Murray. U diags Nucleonics 20:50-1
ulso D '62
Inlets Dow Chemical pioneers process radiation ap-
COAST changes making plication with use of Co" as catalyst in
Sea- level and crustal movements along the IS D 62 ethyl bromide, diag Nucleonics 20:
New W.England
B.p. Harrison-Acadian
and C. shore,
J. Lyon,4,500-3,000
bibliog Much faster route to radioactive cobalt-60.
map diags J Geol 71:S6-108 Ja '63 NewChemvalues Eng 70:64 for halt-lives Ag 5 '63 of Cs'" and Co*
COASTAL plains nuclides. S. G. Gorbics and others, bib-
Geophysical investigations in the submerged
Argentine coastal plain. M. Ewing and liog diag Nucleonics
OpticaJ-rotation 21:63-4-1- Ja '63
others, bibliog maps diags Geol Soc Bui 74: facilities. A. L.dosimetry for Cc"
Glass, bibliog gamma
Nucleonics
275-91. abrasives.
pi 1-2 Mr See '63 Abrasives 20:66+ D '62 „ . ,, „,
COATED Radiation boosts nitroparafnn yield. Chem &
Eng N 41:98 Ap 15 60
COATED glass. See Glass — Coating Two methods
COATINGS. tion rate. J. toR. determine Bell and Co"" P. R.disintegra-
Cheever.
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COAXIAL cables. See Radio lines: Telephone Will Canada on top in21:56-1- isotopes? Jl il'63 Can
cables — Coaxial cables Chem Process 47:45-6+ My '63
COBALT Metallography
Checkerboard domain patterns on epitaxially Mechanical properties of cast Stellite cobalt
grown single-crystal thin films of iron, base alloys. H. Griffiths and R. E. Phelps,
nickel, and cobalt. H. Sato and others,
bibliog il J Ap Phys 34:1062-4 pt 2 Ap 63 il diags Metallurgia 68:3-6 Jl '63
Cobalt. 1962. J. H. Bilbrey. jr. Eng & Min J
164:140 Fseparation '63 Physiological effect
Complete of a mixture of Iron (III), Vitamin D and the intestinal absorption of
cobalt(II). molybdenum(Vl). aluminum(III), irrin and cobalt. T. Masuhara and B. B.
and nickel (II) by ion exchange chromatog- Migicovsky. bibliog J Nutrition 80:332-6
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34:1425-6 O '62 COBALT,
Jl '03 Powdered
Crj-stallographic orientation and o.xidation of How Sherritt Gordon mines rolled metal
submicron whiskers of iron, iron-cobalt, powders into money, il Can Chem Process
and cobalt. F. E. Luborsky and others, bib-
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COBALT N '62
Demonstration Cobalt in aluminum alloys. F. R. MorraJ.
in cobalt with a grid dip meter. R. J.
Blume. of Amcobalt J Phys 31:58-9 bibliog Light alloy Metal Age 20:13-16
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Effect content on Ja the '63properties Cobalt-zinc deposition
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Electroforming Phys and34:1706-10 Je '63 F. R.
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Copoer-coljalt '63 strengthens Iron powder
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Ferrimagnetic resonance anomalies Plating 50:732-4 Ag in '63 co- parts. E. H. Rennhack. il Metal Prog 83:
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Magnetic electrodeposits of cobalt-phosphorus.
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Chem Soc ofJ 109:1040-3 Diffusion in cobalt-nickel alloys. K. I.
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Electrodeposltion of copper-cobalt alloys;
Application of constant current potentlome- pyrophosphate baths. D. V. Subrahmanyam
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1313-14 Ag '63 of magnesium, chromium, Electroforming cobalt and cobalt alloys. F.
Determination R. Morral. bibliog Plating 50:732-4 Ag '63
copper, nickel and cobalt in Iron and steel Etching with special reference to nickel-
by flame photometry. L. A. Prince and chromium-coball alloys. D. W. Bloor. Metal-
others. spectrophotometric
Indirect Welding J 42:sup347-52 Ag "63 of
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one and cobalt using Eriochrome blue Hard lurgia 66:139-42films
magnetic S '62 of Co-Ni-P. G. Bate
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Mechanical '62 and structure of cobaJt-
Simultaneous spectrophotometric determina- nickel-nloblum alloys. B. J. Piearcey and
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Utilization of trlcaprylmethylammonium thlo- base alloys. H. Griffith and R. E. Phelps.
cyanaie as a selective extniciion agent In
the spectrophotometric determination of II dlaga
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Properties of materials; cobalt and cobalt- dimethylforinamide. H. S. Hsiung and G. H,
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Reactions of iodopentamminecobalt(III) with
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Breslow. bibliOK Am Chem Soc J 85:2779-82 various two-electron oxidizing agents. A.
5 20 '6.3 Haira and H. Taube. bibliog Am Chem
Isomerization of allyl alcohols with cobalt
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Spectrophotometric
Chem Soc J 55:1220-3 My 5 63 nickel complexes with 2.3-quinoxaHne-
Reaction of cobalt hydrocarbonyl with a.B- dithiol. G. •62H. Ayres and R. R. Annand.
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Reaction bonyl otand epoxides with cobalt ^ merism of the cobaltllll) of iso-
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Heck bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:651-61 containing optically active ligands; oxalato-
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water and n-butanol. W. J. McManamey. active cobamide analogues and inorganic
J Ap Chem 13:207-11 My '63. cobalt in growing female rabbits, H. L..
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Develop 1:32-9 Mr '62: Same. Rubber Chem Vitamins — Vitamin Bu
6 Tech 35:1066-82 O '62 COBALT ferrates
COBALT coating , . , ... Growth of ferrous-free cobalt ferrite single
Electroless Ni-Co-P films with uniaxial crystals. A. Ferretti and others, bibliog
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Carbonate ligand and hydroEen exchange COBALT fluorides
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Concerning ham. Chem the& existence
Eng N 41:42-3 S 23 '63planar
of high-spin Old SBR line stretched to make stereo rub-
ber: Goodrich-Gulf, first to use cobalt
cobaltous complexes; bisll.2-dicyanomaleo- catalyst for making cis-l,4-polybutadiene:
nitriledithiolato)cobalt(II) dianion. A. Davi- process flowsheet. F. C. Price, il Chem
son and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J
85:3049-50 O 5 '63 Eng 70:84-6 Ja 21 '63
Crystal and molecular structure of^ ^,bis-Ctri- ,^ , COBALT metallurgy
methylphosphine oxide)-cobalt(II) dinitrate. Metallurgyders. B. Meddings
of nickel-coated composite
and others, pow-&
il Can Min
F. A. Cotton and R. H. Soderberg. bibliog
diag Am Chem Soc J 85:2402-6 Ag 20 '63 Met Bui
COBALT oxides56:525-30 Jl '63
Effect of iodide and bromide on the one-
electron cobalt(III)polarographic reduction Phase relations in the system cobalt oxide-
ammine chloride. I. M. ofKolthoff
hexa- manganese oxide in air. E. Aukrust and A.
and S. E. Khalafalla. bibliog Am Chera Muan. Am ofCer CoOAbOa, Soc J 46:511 CoOCriOa,
O '63
Soc J 85:604-7 Mr 20 '63 Stabilities and
Electronic structures of square-planar 2CoOSi02. E. Aukrust and A. Muan. Am
metal complexes; high-spin planar cobalt Cer Soc J 46:358 Jl '63
(I) and iron(I). H. B. Gray and E. Billig. COBALT plating
Am Chem Soc J 85:2019-20 Jl 5 '63 Electrodeposkion of cobalt from the sul-
Electrons penetrate heteropoly anion cage; phamate bath. S. Venkatachalam and T. Li.
exchange reaction between 12-tungstocobal- Rama Char, bibliog il Metal Finishing 61:
tates proceeds via an outer-sphere-activated 62-7 Mrsulfides
COBALT '63
complex. P G. Rasmussen and C. H. Bru-
baker. jr. Chem & Eng N 41:48-9 S 23 '63 Report on the investigation of the binary
Electro-oxidation of ethylenediaminetetra- svstem CoS-In:S3. R. B. Johnson, diag
acetocobaltdl) at platinum electrodes; ef- Eleetrochem Soc J 110:593-4 Je '63
fects of anion adsorption. F. C. Anson, bib- COCCIDIOSIS
Rationale for medicated feeds. L. E. Hanson.
liog Eleetrochem Soc J 110:436-40 My '63
Hvdrolytic cleavage of N-terminal peptide bibliog J Agri & Food Chem 11:365-7 S '63
COCHINEAL
bonds by a cobalt chelate. J. P. Collman
and D. A. Buckingham. Am Chem Soc J Thousand ditional yearsMexican
of industry
cochineal;on a its
lostway
but back.
tra-
85:3039-40 O 5 '63 N. P. Wright, il diags Am DyestulX Rep
Inner- and outer-sphere mechanisms in the
oxidation of pentacyanocobaltate(II) by 52:635-9 Ag 19 '63
pentaamminecobalt(III) complexes. J. P. COCKROACHES
Candlin and others. Am Chera Soc J 85: Cockroach aero-sol test method: tentative of-
2517-18 Ag 20 '63 ficial method of CSMA; latest revision.
Mechanism of the inversion reaction be- bibliog il Soap & Chem Spec Blue Book
tween d.cis-dichlorobis- (ethylenediamine) - Cockroach spray method; evaluating liquid
cobaltfTTl) ion and silver carbonate. F. hoii.sehold
P. Dwver and others, bibliog diags Am p2:!r,-fi-1- '6.-! insecticides against crawling
insect pests; latest revision, bibliog Soap
Chem Soc ofJ 85:1215-19
Oxidation My 5 '63
formatopentaamminecobaltdll) & Chem Spec Blue Book p237-8 '63
bv permanganate: evidence for J.a Halpem.
two-step COCOA
mechanism. J. P. Candlin and CacaoSee also
Am Chera Soc J 85:2518-19 Ae 20 '63
COHESION
COCOA butter ,^ . ,. Calculation of cohesive and surface energies
CoatinK fat Is compatible with cocoa butter: of thorium and uranium dio.xjdes. G. C.
Kaomel. Food Ensr 35:113 F '63 Benson and others, bibliog Am Cer Soc J
COCONUT ^ ■ ,^ , .,
Coconuts: inleBrated process yields better 46:43-7 Japhenomena
Cohesion '63 in cotton rovings and
products at lower cost in the Philippines. yarns. A. Barella and A. Sust. bibliog
Newdia« coconut
Food EnKprocessins 35:65-0 Ak method
'63 for the il
■62,diag Textile Res J 32:217-26; 33:75-9 Mr
Ja '63
Philippines. Food Tech 17:862 Jl '63 Laboratory
COD liver oil , , , . ». .. - tion usingexperiments
artificial clayin soil.
off-road locomo-
B. Mayfleld
Study of the hvpocholesterolemic activity of and F. Sherratt. bibliog il Engineer 216:
the ethvl esters of the polyunsaturated
acids of cod liver oil in the chicken. SG. fatty- 1103-4 Je 28 '63
COHN, Mildred
Kahn and others, biblioe J Nutrition 80:403- Mildred Cohn. Garvan medalist for 1903. por
24 Ae '63
CODEHYDROGENASES , , . Chem Electric.
& Eng NSee41:92Electric
F 4 '63 coils
Eltcct of increments of tryptophan and niacin COILS.
on erowth and on the concentrations of COILS. Induction. See Induction coils
blood and liver pyridine nucleotides. M. A. COILS, Pipe
Morrison and others, biblios J Nutrition 80: Energy losses in spiral pipe systems. R. C.
441-6 As '63 Cox. bibliog il diags Engineering 195:462-4
CODEINE . , .
Analysis COINAGE
Mr 29 -63
Simultaneous determination of morphine, Manufacture
codeine,fraredand porphyroxine in opium by In- How Sherritt Gordon mines rolled metal
and visible spectrometry. K. Genest powders into money, il Can Chem Process
and C. G. Farmilo. bibliog Anal Chem 34:
1464-8 O '62 46:52-5 N '62'62 counting
COINCIDENCE
COENZYMES .^ „ _ Coincidence circuit. B. L. Donnally. bibliog
ATP mav form at three sites. D. B. Green ■63
and others. Chem' & Eng N 41:40-1 Ap 29 diag Am
Novel J Phys 31:133-4
coincidence technique F '63
for transistor
decade counter. P. K. Malhotra and R.
Coenzyme Q. A. F. Wagner and others, bib- Parshad. diags Electronics 36:71-2 F 15 '63
lioB Am Q:
Coenzyme Chemcyclization
Soc J 85:1534-7
of coenzyme My 20Q '63 to COINING. See Metal work
the corresponding chromenols with sodium COKE
hydride. B. O. Linn and others, bibliog Blending operation increases coking strength
Am Chem of Soc a J reaction
85:239-40 catalyzed
Ja 20 '63 by co- of coal. cracking
Catalytic 11 Iron &of Steel Eng 40:156
hexadecane; O '63
the nattire
Mechanism
enzynia Bi;. H. W. Whitlock, .ir. bibliog of carbonium ion-forming steps and the
Am Chem Soc '63
exchange of hydrocarbons with radio-
Preparation of Jubichromenols
S5:2S43-4 Ag 5and '63 related active coke. W. A. Van Hook and P. H.
chromenols. D. McHale and J. Green. Chem Emmett. Am Chem Soc J 84:4421-7 D 5
& Ind pof 1867
Kesponse O 27 '62
macrocytic , ., ,
anemia in children, to Coke and industrial development: essay re-
the coenzyme Qi-chromanol. J. S. Dinning view. A. Parker. Chem & Ind p896-8 Je 1
and others, bibliog Am J Clinical Nutrition
13:169-72 Device aids coke reactivity measurement. N.
See also S '63 Schapiro and R. J. Gray. Chera & Eng N
Codehydrogenases
40:76 S 24pellets
Metallized '62 from ore-coke mixtures; a
Optical crystallography of coesite. C. B. possible blast-furnace feed? J. A. Innes. 11
Sclar and others, il diags Am Mineralogist
47:1292-302 bibliog(P 1301-2) N '62 70 J hours
Metals burning
15:294-7perAp charge;
'63 Redfyre Auto-
COFFEE , ^ coke 40. il diag Engineering 195:64 Ja 11
Caffeine sublimation in vacuum-packed
coffee. P. Klein, il Food Tech 16:96-8 D '62 Coal See also
Analysis Petroleum coke
Determination of nicotinic acid in coffee by COKE industry
paper chromatography. H. Boddekerând Future trends in the development of the
A. R. Mishkin. bibliog Anal Chem 35:1662-3 coking industry. G. W. Lee. bibliog Chem
Mass spectrometric determination of the
volatile components from ground coffee. C. COKE& Ind p 1060-S Je 29 '63
manufacture
Merritt. Jr. and others, bibliog il J Agrl & Better preparation, on-site coking; keys to
Jewell Smokeless expansion, il CoaJ Age
■63
COFFEE, Chem
Food Instant11:152-5 Mr '63 67:66-7-1-. cover N '62
Recap on NRC fluidized solids coking process,
Automates continuous blending; lenco. inc.
L,. Trauberman. il Food Eng 35:93-4 Ap flow diag Can Chem Process 47:83 O '63
Recent developments in making coke for
Manufacture blast furnaces. T. G. Callcott. bibliog II
Proper handling promises purer product. G. Can Min & Met Eul 56:444-50 Je '63
Berkwitt. il Mill & Factory 73:55-7 Jl '63 By-products
COFFEE pots, percolators, etc.
Coffee vendors: Coke and by-protiucts in 1961. G. M. Gaudio
electrical useflist significant
of DAP resin,civilian non-
il Plastics and I. E. Madsen. il Iron & Steel Eng
DAPWorld 21:29 In Agnew'63
'63scores market. 11 Mod^ Plastics
„, COKE39:135-40
plants N '62
40:85 Ap '63 Equipment
First coffee maker with ,blow
, molded
,.,.,,poly- Higher towers cut Union's coking time. II
propylene body. 11 Mod Plastics 40:107 Mr
Oil & Gas J 61:79 S 9 '63
COFFERDAMS . „ COKE plants, By-product
Aswan cofff-rdam work starts, il Eng N Coke oven benzene refining continues to Im-
170:29 Ja 17 '63 prove, D. E. Gushe«. Ind & Eng Chem
French promise tidal power by ,„„^ , 1965; ^,
M
Malo. w. G. Bowman, il map diags Eng N 55:12-1-
See alsoJa '63
'63
170:32-4-1- Ap IS '63 Coke manufacture — By-products
Highest underwater cofferdams keep Ako- COLCHICINE
sombo dry. 11 diags Eng N 170:64-6-1- Je 20 Phenol oxidation; simulation of the biosyn-
Jet-grout rig digs a hole, then concretes It thesis of colchicine by a radical-pairing
reaction of the tropolone ring. A. I. Scott
on the way up. 11 diag Eng N 169:42-3 N and others, bibliog Am Chera Soc J 85:
22 '62 left bank cofferdam. J. J. Martin.
Kariba 3040-1 O 5 '63
11 plans diags Am Soc C E Proc 89 ICO 1 See also
no 34541:33-54 Mr '63 Isocolchlclne
Leapfrog cofferdam system beats water prob- Lumicolchicine
lem on Seattle sewer. II Ens N 171:48-9 COLD See also
Jl See
4 '63also Freezing
Bridges — Foundations and piers Refrigeration and refrigeratlncr machinery
259
'63
College buildings; new campua plans and
COLD — Continued
new buildings to expand existing college
Physiological effect facilities, il plana diags Arch Rec 134:
lil!)-40 Ag '63
Cold dilatation and Raynaud's phenomenon. Competition for new- type science building. 11
L.. Masos and G. Olios. biblioK dias Ar-
'63 ofchives
Effect Environmental
protein intakeHealth 7:402-10
and cold O '63
exposure Prog Arch 44:53 P '63
Continuity in New Mexico: university's
on selected liver enzymes associated with varied plazas, il plans Arch Forum 119:108-
amino acid metabolism. G. J. Klain and
others, biblio.s J Nutrition 80:107-10 My 11 S '63
Corbu's center rises at Harvard. 11 Prog Arch
Emergency and post- bum therapy for the 43:43 D work
Current '62 of Harry Weese; Beloit college
second degree burn patient. J. V. Toews science building, il plans diags Arch Rec
and W. M. Behn. jr. bibliog Ind Med 32: 133:140-2work
My of'63 Harry Weese; Reed college
286-7 Jl '63 for cryogenic surgery, il diags Current
Engineering arts center, il plan Arch Rec 133:136-7 My
Engineering
Interrelationships 196:159-60
of cold Aa 2 '63 and amino
exposure Designing with deference; a medical library
acid imbalances. G. J. Klain and others, at Harvard, and dormitories at the Uni-
bibliog J studies
Nutrition 78:359-64 versity of Massachusetts. Princeton. M.l.T.
Nutrition in the cold: Neffect
'62 of cold and Bowdoin. il plans Arch Rec 133:133-6
environment on experimental athero- Mr '63 hexagons for education; Chicago, il
sclerosis in the rabbit. G. V. Vahotmy Flexible
and others, bibliog J Nutrition 79:45-52 plans Prog at Arch
Fraternities 44:157-60
Stanford; simpleMr shapes
'63 climb
Ja '63
Relative effects of rapeseed oil and corn oil a hill,
New and il old plans at Arch
Yale: Forum
Morse 119:110-13
and StilesJl col-
'63
on rats subjected to adrenalectomy, cold,
or pyridoxine deprivation. J. L.. Beare and leges, il plan Arch Rec 132:93-100 D '62
New building abroad; Venezuela, il plan Arch
otiiers. bibliog J Nutrition 80:157-61 Je '63
See also Forumfrontier
New 118:106of higherJe '63 education; California,
Temperature — Physiological effect p. Canty, il plans Arch Forum 118:96-103
COLD (disease)
No cold cure in sight; abstract. P. Perlraan. New
Mr Yale
'63 colleges; Samuel F. B. Morse col-
Drug lege and Ezra Stiles college. W. McQuade,
See &alsoCosmetic Ind 93:99 Jl '63 il plan Arch Forum 117:104-11 D '62
Influenza New York state reaches tor architecture.
COLD cathode tubes. See Vacuum tubes — Cold Arch Rec 133:48 Mr '63
cathode tubes New York's big college program progresses,
COLD storage il Arch
P/A tenth Forum annual119:11 designS '63
awards; chemical
See also research building for Tufts university 11
Food, Frozen — Storage
Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery plans diag Prog Arch 44:120-1 Ja '63
Vegetables — Storage PyA tenth annual desig'n awards; Engineer-
ing sciences center for University of
COLD storage warehouses Colorado, il pilan diags Prog Arch 44:ilS-19
Rack with a roof, its inside story: Pet Milk,
il Mod Materials Saarinen colleges '63 in situ at Tale il plan Prog
Refrigerated rooms: Handlingcool market18:54-6for F coated
'63 Ja '63
coil, il Mod Metals 19:84 My '63 Arch 43:57-60
Stepped, inverted N '62cone to form pharmacy
COLD treatment of metals. See Metals. Cold college at Wayne state university, il plan
trea;tment of Prog and Arch gown; 44:55 urban
F '63 university. D. B.
COLD treatment of steel. See Steel, Cold Town
treatment of Carlson, plans Arch Forum 118:92-5 Mr '63
Unique utilities system for science building;
COLD working of metals. See Metals. Cold Arkansas polytechnic college, il plan Prog
working of
COLD working of steel. See Steel. Cold work- Arch 44:62 college,
University Je '63 Ibadan. Nigeria, il Prog
ing of Arch 43:88-91 D '62
COLIFORM bacteria. See Escherichia coll University of Illinois spectacular; mini as-
sembly hall, il plans Arch Rec 134:111-16
COLLAGEN
Aging of collagen. F. VerzAr. il diags Sci Am Jl '63in architecture; detailing for a campus;
Wood
208:104-8+ Ap '63 Cabrillo college. 11 Prog Arch 44:122-5 Je
Collagen content and its relation to tender-
ness of connective tissue in two beef Young architects win university competition.
muscles. S. J. Ritchey and others, bibliog
Food Tech 17:194-7 F '63 il See
Prog also
Arch 44:82 O '63
Devro starts collagen sausage-casing plant. Dormitories
Cheni & Eng N 41:28 Ag 5 '63 Princeton university
Intrinsic Cotton effects in collagen and poly-
L-proline. E. R. Blout and others, bibliog COLLEGE buildings
Am Chem Soc J 85:644-6 Mr 5 '63 Another important design at Harvard; Gradu-
Protein film makes superior sausagie casing. ate school of education. II plan diag Prog
P. F. Hopper,
Thermal stability il of Fooddissolved
Eng 35:102-3 S '63 N.
collagens. Archengineering
44:67 My '63
Civil building at Manchester col-
T. Crosby and G. Stainsby. bibliog diags
lege. Engineer 215:732-3 Ap 19 '63
Research 15:427-35 O '62 College construction bill graduates. Ene N
COLLECTING of accounts
Bill-paying made easy: Mosler Dropository 171:25U.S.
First O 3 building
'63 by Corbu completed, il
provides a convenience for both tajcpayer
and the city collector. R. K. Scrtiggs. il Pub Arch Rec 133:10 Mr '63
Works 94:121 O '63 Grinnell college fine arts center. A. J Brown.
COLLECTIVE bargaining 11 diags Am Concrete Inst J 60:sup22-3-^
Compulsory arbitration; who wants It? A. N.
Wecksler. Mill & Factory 73:86-8 O '63 P '63
Honolulu's »-
new East-West center features -r-
COLLEGE architecture varied uses of concrete. 11 Eng N 171:22-3
Anshen and Allen win closed competition,
il plan diag Arch Rec 133:12-13 F '63 O 24 '63
Dlinois completes its domed hall; Assembly
Apartments: Harvard married student apart- hall at the University of Illinois, ii Eng N
ments, il plan
Award winners named for new college Arch Rec 134:208-9 S '63 In 170:16 F 28 '63
Lab hoods rid fumes, exhaust building in new
British Columbia, il Arch Rec 134:26 S '63 Life sciences research center. C. J. Allen,
Big change on the camptis. 11 plans diag
Arch stairs,Forum stone 118:76-91 il Heating-Piping 34:107-12 N '62
Broad wallsMrand'63 courtyard from
Le Corbusier designs for Harvard; Carpen-
handsome gateway to rural campus; ter center for the visual arts, il plans Arch
Goucher college, il plans diag Arch Rec 134: Rec 133:151-8 Ap '63
117-24 Jl '63 of a Tale man. W. McQuade. Le Corbusier smooths his style for U.S.
Building years debut at Harvard, il Eng N 170:80-2 Ap 4
il Arch Forum 118:88-91 Je '63 63
Buildings to fit the campus. 11 plans Prog Lift slab used in university construction G.
Arch 43:126-53
Charette meeting S on'62 the community college, SPrv'P'i?'-
60:449-64 Ap ." Plans
63 diags Am Concrete Inst J
il plans diags Prog Arch 43:108-25 N '62
Chicago architects win R.P.I, contest. 11 plan Manchester's new Civil engineering. II En-
Arch Forum 118:11 Mr '63 gineering 195:575 Ap 26 '63
COLLEGE buildings — Continued . ^, COLLEGES and universities
New desicn for a visual communicatlona Imperial college. nautical University of London: A.aero-J.
engineering department.
center al the University of Miaitii.U 1*.
Beal. il plan SMPTB ^J 72:li,0-4 Mr G3 Taylor- Russell, il Aircraft Eiut 35:4o-7 F
New facility provides pva drnme rooms.
Queens ColleKO dininc hall. FlushinK. New University of Glasgow; Aeronautical en-
York, il plan Arch Rec U4:l.!C-7 Ac C3 gineering department. A. W. Babister. bib-
New science center added at Lake l<orest. ii Aircraft Eng 35:78-9 Mr '63
fiogSee il also
plans Arch Rec 134:138-40 Ak •63center, bt
and student Agricultural colleges
Pavilion for dinins? Laurinburg, Brandeis university
Andrews Presbyterian college California university
N.C. il plans Arch Kec 134;134-5 Ak C3 College architecture
Physics buildinc for theM University of Call- College graduates
"brnia. Riverside A. Russell and RR. Eiigiiieenng colleges
Hewitt, il plans diags Am J Phys 31.417- Harvard university
Illinois university
Pre^ciifon' concreting
Eng N 171:38-40 builds MIT„,.„,„„,
N 7 '63 tower, il Michigan university
critical „„.t.
path Princeton university
•63 ft center specs require
Spacecra
'62
N s 15center. Scholarships and fellowships
N 160:29
il Eng an
metliod, finance activitie Student Temple university
Students Washington state Washington (state) university
union building. Western
college, il plan diag Arch Rec 134:132-3 Ak Yale university
Curriculum
See also Ability grouping is successful in general
College architecture chemistry; Albion college. P. H. Carnell.
Dormitories
Engineering colleges
Gymnasiums AgChem & Eng Nbroaden
toxicologists 41:58 Straining
23 ^63 program, li
Housing projects. College Chem & Eng N
Big classes create big problems 41:41 Ag 26 ^63 of teaching
Air conditioning
6general
28 '63 chemistry. Chem & Eng N . 41:48-1- ,
Central heating and cooling134:162-4 of college cam- California's changing metallurgy curriculum.
puses, il plans Arch Rec Ag . 1>.3
Southern Methodist univers ity revisited, R. Hultgren.
Grad program J combines Metals 15:20-2three Jadisciplines;
'63
second look at university air conditioning chemi:Ury. botany, and pharmacognosy de-
costs. D. C. Pfeifter. Heatmg-Piping 35:179- partments cooperate in Ph.D. training at
Total energy on the campus. ilM.diagBacker and New Connecticut,
lab program il Chemdeveloped & Eng Nfor41:42 O 7 '63
freshmen;
R B Robertson, flow diag Air Cond Gustavus Adolphus college. St Peter, .Minn.
H'eat'& Ven 60:39-45 O '63 H. B. Thompson. Chem & Eng N 41:56-7
Heating and ventilation Science curriculums include education courses
Establishing a design philosophy for heating 5 23 '63
for teachers. Chem & Eng N 41:53-4 O 28
plant modernization. J. S. Blossom. ±ieai-
ing-Pin ing 35:118-2 0 S '63 and Use and abuse of thick sandwiches; 1-3-1
Total energy on the campus. M. Backer Cond integration of university education and in-
R B Robertson, flow diag il diag Air dustrial training. Engineering 195:686-7 My
Heat & Ven 60:39-4 5 O '63 Finance
Lighting 17 '63 construction bill graduates. Eng N
Lighting a university assembly hall -T JY; College
Potter, il plan diags Elec Constr & Mamt 171:25 aid
Federal O 3 unbalances
'63 university programs.
University of Denver law Constr center lightirig has Chem
Financial & support
Eng N for 40:25-6 N 12to "62
colleges rise. Chem
low brightness, il Elec & Mamt 62:
125-6+ F '63 6 Eng N 41:47 Ap 22 '63
COLLEGE chapels. See Chapels Graduate work
COLLEGE graduates . , „
Salaries of new grads continue to rise. Britain loses 140 Ph.D's a year. Chem &
Eng program
Grad N 41:22 Mrcombines4 .-63 .
three disciplines,
Food Tech 16:28 D ■62
o '63does BS mean? Product Eng 34:66-7 Jl
What botany,
chemistry, partments and pharmacognosy de-
men get to. Engineering cooperate in Ph.D. training at
Where Cambridge Connecticut, il Chem & Eng N 41:42 O 7
195:687 My 17 '63
COLLEGE ects.housing
College projects. See Housing proj- Institutional influences
ing of eminent in the B.
physicists. graduate train-
R. Sicbring.
COLLEGE libraries ^.^. , . hibliog Am J Phys 31:618-21 Ag programs.
'63
Campbell and Aldrich win competition for Lehigh. Western Electric give M.S.
Tufts University library, il plans Arch Rec 11 Chem & Eng N 41:42+ Ap 29 •63
Ph.D programs in chemical physics increase,
il Chem & Eng N 41:52-3 Ja 28 63
diags Progwins
Imposingtion,'design S 63 competi-
44:71 library
Arch Tufts Post-graduate school for pharmacists. 11
Whitehaven college of further education,
college library. D. Kennington. Chem & Chem & Ind p766-7 My 11 '63
Whither graduate education? L. V. Berkner.
Ind P 1541-2 S 21 and'63 instructors maps Phys Today 16:24-32 JI 63
COLLEGE professors
Chemist or chemical engineer in college Relations with business
teaching. R. L. Pigford. Chem & Eng N 41:
19-22 pt 2 Ja 28 '63 Chrysler's r&d goes to universitycollege; agreement
partners.
Practising engineer as a ,lecturer , »
A. i.I. makes company and
Shahbenderian. Engineering 195:844 Je 21 H F Jones il Iron Age 190:87 D 6 '62
Industry turns teacher: attacking technical
When educationists and trainers met. diag ol).solescence. M. W. Kriegel. Chem Ens 70:
Engineering
See also 196:151 Ag 2 ^63 134+ ApWestern 29 '63 Electric
Chemistry teachers Lehigh. give M.S. „pro-
COLLEGE students. Newgrams.
plan IIaims Chem to & speed
Eng Nspace 41:42+ Ap 29 '63
knowhow to
Costly economic ignorance. Ga.i 39:13-14 Ji Industry: Aerospace research applications
center at Indiana university. Steel 152:28
Creativity on campus: Alcoa'.i 1962 student
design merit awards, il diag Machine De- RPSJa 21studies alr-conditloning system control.
sign 35:114-17 Ag 15 •63., ,,,, H. W.'63 Alyea and \V. P. Chapman.
InlUienza dents.
InA. S.
University
Evans and of^ Wisconsin .stu-
others. blhlloB
Archives Environmental Health 6:748-55 Je ASHRAE Jeye4:75manufacturing.
Researchers D '62 R. H. Elshel-
Periodic health examination of university man. Iron Age 191:115 Je 13 '63
students; Use and abuse of thick sandwiches: 1-3-1
bolshcimcrresults of reevaluallon.
and others, hibliog H. Hcr-
Archives In'ccratlon of university education and in-
dustrial training. Engineering 195:686-7 My
Environmental Hi-alih 6:573-S Mv '63 Research
Roval college of advanced technology. Sal-
ford;
R. a. Students'
Britten. Chem union.& J,IndH.p973 Morgan
Je 15 andC3
See also ASTRA team
versity role objective: stimulate andthe J. uni-
M. H. Thornton A.
Chemistry students Alcott. 11 Res/Develop 14:35-7 Ap '63
CoUisional detachment and the formation of
— Research — Cont.
universitiesmaterials
Breadth ofand university
COLLEGES research, an ionospneric
bibliog diag J ResC Nat re.gion.
Bur E. Stand'1'.67D;525-
Pierce.
diag EnsineerinK 19(;:2S6-7 Ak 30 /GS ,
Delineation
32 '63 of processes tracks of heavy cosmic rays
How we can meet the Nation's
research needs. C. C. Furnas. Chem Eng îndustrial and S nuclear within large crystals
70:113-16 university
My 27 '63 of silver chloride. C. B. Cmlds and L,. ivi.
Michigan eels research^ grant. .to Slifkin. bibhog il R theory
Sci Instrtor34:101-4 Ja '63
study plastics for housing. Arch Rec 13i:lOJ Elemenis of impact solid bodies
O '62 launches university building prOBram.
NA.SA having high (cosmic) speeds. K. P. Siaii-
il Chem & Eng N 40:30-1 O S/62 iukovich. bibliog diags AKS J 32:1459- I'l;
NASA mission; broaden the university role Discussion.
Flow contiKUraiions R. L.. Bjork. in colliding14i'l-3 plates;
S '62 ex-
T L. K. SmuU. Res/Develop 14:46-8 Ap 63 plosive bonding. G. R. Cowan and A. H.
National higliway research prograin and the Holtzman. bibiioe il diags J Ap Phys 34:
university. F. J. Benson, il Pub Works 92S-o9 AP '63 equation. E. A. Desloge. bib-
94:67-8 Ja '63 . ^ , inter-
■ ^ Fokker-Pianck
center
Researchview with for climate control; liog Am J Phys 31:237-46 Ap 63
Professor \V. E. Fontaine, il Ait Ion source for low-energy collision studies.
Cond Heat eye& manufacturin
Ven 60:46:8 g. MrR. '63 H. Eshel- D. W. Vance and 'i'. L. Bailey, bibliog
Researchers
man. Iron Age 191:115 Je 13 63 diag R Sci and
Moderating Instr reacuve34:925-7 collisions
Ag '63 of hot
Role of universities and government agencies hydrogen atoms; a study on isotope effects
in education. M. A. Williamson. Res/ in methyl fluoride. H. C. Jurgeleit and
^. ^. il
O '63 activation,
14:44-6 neutron
Develop explore _,.
., Cnem R. Wolfgang, bibliog Am Chem Soc J
Students 85:1057-62
& Eng N 41:52 Ap 8 '63 ^ COLLOID mill Ap 20 '63
■University's role in industrial research. Dispersing machines; preparing suspensions
L. E. doesStout. Plating 49:1292-3 D '62Machy and colloidal dispersions. E. A. Smith, il
stand in„r&d? il Am
MetalworkingUS Manuf
Where 107 :o3 Ap 29 63 diags Manuf Chem 34:50-2-1- F '63
COLLOIDAL silica. See SiUca gel
See also ^ , COLLOIDS
Engineering colleges — Research Colloid absorption band in CsBr. R. E. Jen-
Great Britain sen, bibliog J mobility
Electrophoretic Ap Pnys of 34:3134-5
asphaltenesO '63 in
Battersea college of technoloCT'. D. M. A. nitromethane. J. R. Wright and R. R.
Leggett and others, il Chem & Ind p 1730-9 Minesinger. bibliog diag J CoUoid Sci 18:
Chemistry at the XJiiiversity of East Angiia^ 223-36 Mr '63
Experiments confirm the colloidal theory of
A. R. Katritzky. Chem & Ind p 1100-2 Jl 6 asphajts. J. R. Wright and R. R. Minesinger.
Harvard? College bibliog Franklin
Extension to the stability Inst J theory274:517-19 D '62
of lyophobic
Could this become atBritain's
of aeronautics Cranfleld. il Engineering colloids. S. Levine and G. M. Bell, bibliog
196:52-3 Jl 12 '63 . of« university
■ diag J characteristics
Colloid Sci 17:S3S-56 D '62
Major issues in the expansion General and applications of
education. K. Murray. Inst E E Proc 110: the montmorillonite hydrocolloids. M. Barr.
247-52 Ja '63 bibliog Am Perfumer 7S:37-42-f F '63
Persona of CAT'S and universities; annual Magnetic properties of the dual oxide system
conference of the British association for CuO-Fe203. W. O. Milligan and others,
commercial and industrial education. Engi- bibliog
NRC s short J Ap cutPhysto colloidal 34:2093-6 silica,Jl '63 il Can
neering 194:446-7 O 5 '62
Queen's university of Belfast: Aeronautical Chem Process 47:85-7
Order-disorder transition theory helps cor- O '63
engineering dept. A. V. Stephens. U Air- relate behavior of macromolecules and col-
craft Eng 35:106-8 Ap '63 loidal aggregates. W. L.. Peticolas. Chem &
Royal college of advanced technology. Sal- Eng N 41:84-1- Ap 15 '63 gels by controlled
ford. C. Whitworth. il Chem & Ind P962-73 Production of hydrocarbon
Je 15 '63 feeding of compressed aluminium soap cyl-
Royal Halloway college, il Chem & Ind p 1132- inders into heated gasoline. D. E. Woods
9 Jl 13 '63 college of further education. J. and others.
Studies on the11 diags higherInst Pet Tyndall
order J 48:333-8spectra
O '62
Whitehaven of monodisperse silver bromide sols. D. H.
Nicholson and others il Chem & Ind p 1534- Napper and R. H. Ottewiil. bibliog il J
42 S 21 '63 .,Netherlands
.. , J Colloid
Study of Sci viscose 18:262-75 gels Mrmay '63lead to improved
University in the Netherlands has modern
instrumental analysis division, il Anal fibers. Mod Textiles
Surface properties of hydrolysed Mag 43:28 titania; N '62 de-
Chem 35:sup 115A-1SA O '63 pendence of surface structure of titania
Uganda gels on pH. M. R. Harris and G. Whitaker.
Makerere college East Africa. D. R. Augood. bibliog bleaching
Thermal J Au Chemof additively 13:198-203 colored My '63 KCl.
il Ind Chem 39:255-6 My '63 J. C. Penley and R. S. Witte. biblios J Ap
Phys
See 33:2iji5-9
also S '62
Chuck and collet production smoothed; Pratt Brownian movements
engineering corp. il Engineering 195:476 Collagen
An 5 '63 Dispersion
Flowline production of lathe chucks and col- Electrophoresis
lets, il Engineer 215:672 Ap 12 '63 Emulsions
Films
COLLIMATORS ^. . . Flocculatjon
Calculation of the optimum dimensions or
collimators for neutron diffraction. I. R. Gelatin
Micelles
Jones, diags R Sci Instr 33:1399-401 D '62 Particles
Novel technique for forming a narrow slit Silica gel
in a metal plate. D. L. Allensworth. diags Surface active substance
R Sci target
Point Instr 34:302 Mr '63
autocollimator. J. E. Taylor. Thi.Kolropy '63
Suspensions
diag R Sci Instr 34:188 P '63 COLLOTYPE
Rubber SoUer slit collimators for neutron Photogelatine process. B. R. Fredrick, il In-
spectrometry. G. Caglioti and F. F. Casali.
bibliog diag of R total
Sci reflection
Instr 33:1103-5 O '62 land Ptr/Ara Lithogr 151:37-9 Jl '63
Suppression of neutrons COLOMBIA
from collimator surfaces. I. R. Jones and Seecialalso subdivision
subjects, e.g. Colombia under spe-
W. Bartolinl. bibUog R Sci Instr 34:28-30 Fertilizer
Geology industry
Ja '63 W. D.
COLLINS. Hydroelectric plants
W. D. Collins named chairman emeritus of Petroleum
the committee on analytical reagents, por Petroleum Industry and trade
Anal Chemphenomena
35:sup97A F '63 COLOR
COLLISION Automatic computer Identifies color; CC-1
Batting the ball. P. Kirkpatrick. diag Am J color computer, il Electronics 36:44 S 27
Phys 31:606-13 Ag '63
Billiard ball collision experiment. J. H. Color centers and the flow stress of DIF
Bayes and W. T. Scott, bibliog diags Am single crystals. J. S. Nadeau. bibliog diags
J Phys 31:197-200 Mr '63 J Ap Phys 33:3480-6 D '62
COLOR — Continued „ ^ Color of ceramics based on spodiunene. J.
Color in seeinK. H. L. , Losan. uv,ii„«
bibllog ii11 H. Fishwick. Am Cer Soc Bui 41;J73 N 15
diaB3 Ilium lins 58:553-9 Ak 63 ^„„„„
energy
Color plienomena associated with ii als
transfer in afterfilows and atomic flamea. Glazes€0 o
A. M. Bass and H. P.. Erpida biblioB U J COLOR in the textile industry
Res Nat Bur Stand C7A:373-SS Jl 63 , Color from the skin out. D. M. Thornton. 30.
Color scheme for spatial resolution usinc Mod Textiles Mag 44:404- Jo 63
liquid scintillators. J. H. Munsee and F
Reines. biblios diass R Sci InsLr 34:652-7 DyesSeeand
alsodyeing
Colour visual simulation system. 11 Aircraft COLOR matching
Automated color- matching in thread plant
Ene 35:228-9 Ac '63. ^ ^ mica , on the .,„
Correlation of muscovite sheet, of Standard- Coosa- Thatcher, il Mod Tex-
Ija.sia of color, apparent optic ancle, and tiles Mag 44:42 Je 'li3
Color malchiiig by computer; American &
. , o
absorption . spectrum S. Ruthbers and
others, bibliog diaes J Res Nat Bur Stand Elird thread mills, inc. il Textile World
67A:309-2-l Jl '63 , ^, .., ,,by, „„,„, 113'9l-2 S '63
Hardenine of potassium bibliog chloride color Colour-matching lamps. K. McLaren. Soc
centers J. S. Nadeau. J Ap Phys
34:2248-53 Ac '63 , ^.^,. Color
Dyers matching;
& Col J 79:257 question
Je '63and answer. Ina
Information display. I. Stambler. bibliog diags Finishing 39:105-6 ti '63color matching and.
Space/Aeronautics 40:90-4 O 63 Colorimeter, useful for
International symposium on color centers In E Gould. Ind usesFinishing 39:77 F '63color
alkali halides. 4th. Stuttcrart Auc. 21-24. Current practical of instrumental
matching in industry. F. J. Hizzo. bibliog
1962. Phys,
Perceptio n of Today colors. JeH. 63Wallach.
neutral16:60-2-(- il diag Am Dyestuft Rep 52:365-9 My 13
il diaVs Sci Am 208:107-14- 1- Ja '63secondary Dial-a-dye system aids British textile firms.
Kelaiion of turbidity to color of
cellulose acetate solutions. C. D. Bookman, Chem Eng
F '63 Factors that 70:104 influenceO 14accurate
'63 color match-
Tappi
jr.See also 46:114-17 ing. Textile Ind 127:117 S '63
Preparing color ttnish to match samples. L..
, ,
Colorimeters and colonmetry
Pichroism Heard. Ind Finishing 39:82-3 Jl '63
Di.scoloration Visual color server. D. evaluation;
Smith. 11 Amlighting and Rep
Dyestuff the ob-
52:
Dves and dyeing
Liffht. Colored 207-94-
iiee alsoMr IS '63
Metal coloring Color measurement
Phototropy COLOR measurement
Pigments _, , ,
Water purification — Color removal Colour measurement; its possibilities „for the
colourist.
78:437-42 SH.'62 W. Ellis. Soc Dyers & Col J
also jects,subdivision Color tmder special sub- , . ,
e.g. Instrumentation studies: a study of photo-
Automobiles electric instruments for the meeisurement
Concrete of color; reflectance and transmittance.
Food D R Dearth and others, bibliog Tappi
Oils and fats
Paper 46:sup 179A-SSA instrumental
Ja '63
Television Introduction ment. R. S. toSinclair, bibliog colour
diags Soc measure-
Dyers
W°°' Standards & Col J 78:442-50
Numerical evaluationS '62 of color employing suit-
Selecting a new color; keep It simple If. able instrumentation. L. R. Dearth, il diags
U. Heard. Ind Finishing 39:75-6 S 63 Tappi 46:sup 146A-51A O '63 _ ,
COLOR blindness _ Optical cell for measuring changes In colour
Testing of solutions. S. D. Dandekar and C. H.
Industry is color blind, il Mill & Factory Giles, il diag
Recording Chem & Ind p289-90
spectroreflectometer as a F tool 16 '63 in
73:67-8 S '63 paper mill color work. M. W. Nil]. Tappi
COLOR codes , ^ , _ 46:sup 133A-6A Ja '63 , .^ ^,
Color-coded displays for data-proces sing Survey of instruments for color speciflcation.
systems. S. U Smith, diags Electro-Te ch F. U. Wurzburg. jr. diag Tappi 46: sup
71:63-9
Color Ad '63
standards, . , , wantx ..i.
does industry them?o 155A-9A Jl '63
il Mill & Factory 73:64-6 S .'63 ColorSeematching
also
wire identificat ion and equip-
New type ment. C. of
J. Geating. il Wire & Wire Prod Colorimeters
COLOR organ
and colonmetry
,, ^ ,, ...
38:1498-94- O '63 , . , ^ , . ^ t.
Spiral striping of insulated W're. C. P. Wall -projection color organ. M. Dollens. bib-
Brown, il Wire & Wire Prod 38:1516-184- liog il diags Audio 47:19-244- Mr: 23-44-
O '63
What colorpiping? should we11 diag
code answers. use for energy- COLOR photography
sv.stem Power 107: Ap '63
Agfacolor films: prognosis, processing, print-
178-80 Je '63 Bless the ing. H Keppler.
color lab.ModM. Phot Gordon.27:30 IndJe Phot'63
COLOR codes, Safety 12:284- Ja '63 , „ „,
To minimize hazards, color them safe, dlag
Uock Prod 66:924- S '63 Chemistry and color photography. _ P. W.
COLOR In architecture , ^. .„ • , Vittum.
Color and the use of color by the illuminat- Color
switch can tobibliog be color SMPTEthan J black-and-white;
cheaper 71:937-41 D '62
for stress photos results
ing engineer, diags Ilium Eng 57:764- 1 6 D 62 in savings for Hamilton Standard, il Ind
COLOR in industry ., , „ _ ^ Phot 12:31 Ja '63 ^ „
Color vour plant productive, il Mill & Factory Color printing; time and effort compared.
73:62-72
See also .S '63 E. Meyers, plans Mod Phot 27:70-14- F
Color codes Color reproduction. H. Denstman. Ind Phot
COLOR in plastics ... , , „ „, 12:36-94- Ja '63 _ ^ . ,
Coloring thermoplastic resins. J. E. S mo- Color transparency retouching. E. Friedman.
Kon. il Mod Plastics 40:107-104- My 63 il Ind Phot 12:18-20 Ja '03 „ , ., , .
Coloring thermosetting rosins. J. E. Simp- Color workshop. F. Bond. Published in
monthly numbers of Modern photography
Flame sonrelarder
11 Mod Plastics 40:89-924- costs,
reducea colorant Je '63elves Compare 'em. H. Keppler. 11 Mod Phot 27:
hrlghtor forhues. Mod Plastics 40:110 N '62 J 90-5 O '63; Correction. 27:21 N '63
Formula specifying color concentrates. Do color
you films. need J.a Skylight
E Simpson, diag Mod Plastics 40:142 Wolbarst. filter Mod with Phot today's
27:49-
How to choo.'ie the right colorant for the Nright
"62
resin J. E. Simp.son. Mod Plastics 40: Ektachrome-2,
etc-ctc-etc-etc? Ektachrome-3,
H. Keppler. Ektachrome-X;
11 Mod Phot
00-34- vour
Know D '62 colorant
, ^ . „
characteristics. ^ _,
J. B.
27:66-7 Jl '6.i Moderns test shows It may
Ektachrome-X;
Simpson. Mod Plastics 40:88-914- Mr '63 even surpass Kodachrome. H. Keppler. 11
Practical problems of color In plastics. J. R.
Simpson. Materials In Design Eng 58:61- Mod Phot 27:74-5 Ag '63
Ektacolor S 120 film; more speed and latitude.
64- Jlin '63the ceramic Industry
COLOR H. Keppler and B. Meyers. Mod Phot 27:
Ceramic colors and glaze applications; sym- Fall color plus. P. Caulfleld. U Mod Phot 26:
posium abstracts. Am Cer Soo Bui 42:281 10 Mr '63
Ap '63 72-6 N '62
263
COLOR photography — Continued Influence of paper surface on the color of
First color facsimile ti-ansniitled by satellite. printed inks. F. M. Preucil. diags Tappl 45:
J. SU'asser. il diaKs Electronics 36:51-3. 823-6carton
Milk O '62 printing run. il diag Plastics
cover color
Good My 24slides '63 witliout Kadgetry. B. F. _
Jones. color Ilium Ens 58:116-17 nomograph.
Mr '63 Tlieir key21:18to Jasuccess;
World '63 new proofing system
Instant correction; Mod saves dollars in the cost of processing
Pilot 26:78-9 O '62 new Anscochrome slides; 3M brand Color-Key. il Ind Phot
Modern tests four films.
E. Meyers, il Mod Phot 27:74-7 S '63 12:52+ Ja '63
See also
Munich ern museum copies cave paintings; mod- Color photography
chemical technology, color photography Silk screen printing
help reproduce stone age art. il Chem & COLOR sense Testing
Eng N 40:aa-102
Negaclirome system.S 17 D.'62 G. Banks, il Ind
Phot shoot
12:22-3 color Ja '63 with fluorescent lighting. How to test workers for color aptitude. S. M.
Now! Burt, Inland Ptr/Am Lithogr 150:76-7 F;
D. L. Miller, il Mod Phot 27:88+ F '63 86-7 Mr '63
COLORADO
One man's film
keeping answer to field color
refrigerated out inwork the woes;
field. Seecialalso subdivision
subjects, e.g. Colorado under spe-
il
Other Ind Phot
e.xperiraenters 12:61 Mr '63elforts to develop Architecture. Domestic
transparency materials to a satisfactory Coal mmes and niiiung
negative. Ind binding
Phot 12:24 Ja '63to paper, Gas, Natural
Photobinding; of dyes Geology
Gas, Natural — Pipe lines
brass, glass, Mylar, saran, Teflon, etc.
M. Wasserman and G. O. Ster. Ind Phot Hydroelectric plants
12:19+ Ag '63 Mines and mineral resources
Polacolor and flashbulbs. J. 'Wolbarst. Mod Molybdenum mines and mining
Phot 27:43 Paper industry and trade
Polacolor thatO did '63 not reach the market, and Petroleum
why not. J. Wolbarst. il Mod Phot 27:14-15 Petroleum industry and trade
Roads
Mr '63 announces color, il Mod Phot 27:26-
Polaroid Water supply
7 My '63 color. J. Wolbarst.
Polaroid il diags Mod COLORADO Plateau. See Geology— Western
states
Phot 27:60-5+ Mr '63 COLORADO RIVER
Polaroid's
different new loadingtypetechnique.color negative J. Wolbarst.needs ila Present and proposed uses of Colorado River
Mod Phot water in Arizona. R. Johnson. Am Water
Reverse twist;27:32Sears Jl '63color technicians keep Works Assn J 54:1457-63 D '62
quality up and pressure down, il Ind Phot
12:21 Ja '63 Power utilization
Revolution
minute film.in M.color; Polaroid'sil Indcolor-in-a-
M. Badler. Pilot 12: Interior reveals lower Colorado plan. Eng N
40-5 F '63 171:21 decision
River Ag 29 '63 will spur construction, map
Revolution in products parallels that in tech-
nique and style. M. Gordon. Ind Pliot 12:6+ Southwest 170:24-5
Eng N Je 13 '63
plan would create regional water
O '63 cool water color. P. Caulfleld. il Mod
Shoot U.S.network,
plans big map for EngtheN Colorado,
171:18-19 map
S 5 '63Eng N
Phot 27:52-5 Ag '63 170:20 Ja glass. 31 '63 See Glass. Colored
Shooting with Kodak's new X series color COLORED
Skinfilms.tones,J. Wolbarst. sun and shade; Mod Phot nine 27:18+ O '63
films tested. COLORED '63 See Light, Colored
light.
H. Keppler. il Mod Phot 27:72-6 Ap '63 COLORED moving pictures. See Moving pic-
Steel plant produces self-lit color shots. tures. Colored
A. F. bright,
Super Taylor, super il Ind sharp,
Phot super 12:26-7+ color.Ja '63 P. COLORIMETERS and colorimetry
Caulfield. il Mod Phot 27:64-7 Je '63 Colorimeter, useful for color matching and.
35mm daylight Kodachrome-X. H. Keppler. E, Gould. Ind Finishing of 39:77 F '63
il Modscenics: Phot 27:80-5+ Colorimetric classification Australian peg-
35mm National Mr '63
Geographic remains matitic muscovite. J. Finch. Am Mineralo-
the last bastion of the classical landscape. gist 48:525-54 bibUog(p553-4) My the'63 rate
P. Caulfield. il Mod Phot 27:74-9 F '63 Colorimetric method for measuring
Way in 2% sir color; close-up portraits. P. of degradation of disaccliarides by alkali.
Caulfield. Mod Phot 27:54-6 S '63 T. J. Painter.
Current practical Chem uses of & Ind p36-7 Ja 5color
instrumental '63
Way out 2% sir color; distant aerials. P. matching in industry. F. J. Rizzo. blbliog
Caulfleld. il Mod Phot 27:57-9 S '63 il diag Am Dyestutf Rep 52:365-9 My 13
■WTien and how to expose for perfect color. Development of a new staining technique for
W. Benser. U Mod Phot 27:56-9+ Jl '63 the colorimetric identification of neutral
Which film? color films put to the test. H.
Keppler. il Mod Phot 27:52-7+ F '63 sulfite semichemical fibers. J. F. Kratodivil.
See also Tappi 46:sup 153A-6A
Instrumentation studies:O '63
a study of photo-
Moving pictures. Colored electric instruments for the measurement
Television — Color of color: reflectance and transmittance; the
COLOR printing standard brightness tester as a four-filter
Automatic equipment controls color separa- colorimeter. L. R, Dearth and others, bib-
tion, il Inland Ptr/Am Lithogr 150:114+
D '62 liog Tappi 46:sup
Miniaturized 179A:88Ameasures
air analyzer Ja '63 gaseous
Automatic system puts towns on the map. il pollutants; abstract. B. E. Saltzman and
diags Machine Design 35:152-3 O 24 '63 A. L. Mendenhall. Chem & Eng N 41:75-6
Color copies from Polaroid Land color prints.
J. Wolbarst. Mod Phot 27:12+ S '63 Survey
S 23 '63 of instruments for color specifica-
Color proofing system helps printer meet tion. F. L. Wurzburg, Jr. diag Tappi 46:
close deadlines, il Inland Ptr\/Ani Lithogr sup 155A-9A Jl '63
150:104 Mr '63 iSee also analysis
Colorimetric
Color reversal or positive? five factors to COLORIMETRIC analysis
consider. Ind Phot 12:80-1+ Mr '63 Analysis of alkaline pulping liquors; auto-
Color seminar proves helpful to printing cus- matic colorimetric determination of re-
tomers. J. A. Rogers, il Inland Ptr/Am ducing compounds in white and green
Lithogr 150:54-5 Mr '63 liquors. R. B. Kesler. bibliog flow diag
Control of intersetter of a pre-printed web Tappi 46:442-5 Jl '63 of anodic oxide films
in a newspaper press. J. C. Mawer. il diag Assessment of sealing
Ind Electronics 1:614-15 S '63 on aluminium by colorimetric analysis. G.
Controlling color on offset press with C. Wood and J. N. Stokoe. bibliog J Ap
densitometer. J. Petrycki. diag Inland Ptr/
Am Lithogr 150:52-3 F; 59-61 Mr '63 Chem 13:409-16
Colorimetric S '63
determination of thorium In
Electronic colour registration in printing. J. thoriated tungsten by use of thoron. G. Nor-
C. Mawer. il diags Ind Electronics 1:560-1 witz. bibliog Metallurgia 66:297-9 D '62
Ag '63 Colorimetric determination of trace amounts
How color helped build Diversey Printing. (2-300 ppm) of chromium in steel and high
T. K. Gillies, il Inland Ptr/Am Lithogr 151: gurity iron. P. H. Scholes and D. V. Smith,
62-3 My '63 ibliog Metallurgia 67:153-7 Mr '63
COLORIMETRIC analysis — Continued Design charts for stepped columns. R. Isa-
Colorinietric method for the deifrrnlna.tion of kower. diags Product Kng 34:lu/-8 Je 24
elliion of residues. J. R. Graham and 1^. t. Dynamic bending of elastic columns. H. R.
Orwoll. J Atri & Food Chem U:b7-9 Ja b3 Bailey, bibiiog Am Soc C E Proc 89 £ST 4
Colorimetrlc method for the . estimation or
dimethoate residues. P. A. Giane and M. t>. no 3.1851:95-115 Ag '63 of initially straight,
Schechter. bibliog J Agrl & Food Chem Dynamic creep instability
centrally loaded columns. \V. E. Jatiaman
ll:iia-() Ja of
Comparison '6S .
two colorimetnc . methods
.. , ,for and F. A. Field, bibliog diags A S M E
determination of copper in mineral oils. Trans ser E 29:73-60 Mr '62; Discussion.
J M Howard and H. O. Spauschus. bibliog 29:i64-5 response
Dynamic D '63 of columns. J. F. Fleming
Anal'Chem
Cuts lab time 35:1U16-1? Jl '63 . analyses, il
in colorimetnc and E. H. Liebold. diags Franklin Inst J
lies/Develop 14;35 O %.i , . , . 2/5:463-72 Je '63
and .colorimetrie analy- Dynamic response of elastie-viscous-plastlc
in usedmicroscopy
Dark sisfield oil examination T. A. Tennyson.
Lub Enu lS:ol4-lB D ^tiJ. Am Soc CC. E i'.Proc
columns. Yang89 and lEM otliers. diags
3 no 35411:
Determination of i-esidual 4-dimethylamino- 43-57 Je '63
3 5-xylyl methylcarbamate and 4-dimethyl- Elastic strength of tapered columns. C. M.
amlno-3.5- xylenol by use of, luteoarseno- i-'ogel and K. L. Kelter. bibliog diags Am
tunsstic acid. K. P. Marquardt and E. N.
Soc C E Proc 88 IST 5 no 33ulJ:67-106
Luce. _ bibliog J Agn & Food Chera 11:418- O '62; Correction. 89 1ST 5 no 36881:271-
Derermination of Sevin insecticide and its Euler load of a stepped column; an exact
poultry tissues and ecs.-.. 4 O '63
P. Johnsonin and
metabolites
D others. J Agn & Food formula. G. S. Ram. diag AIAA J 1:211-12
Chem U;77->iO Jaresidues: '63 , ■
analysis ,for „„,^,-„
maleic How
Growth regulator
hydrazide. I. Hoffman and others, bibliog il Ja '63to calculate
moments
deflections and bending
in beam columns: data sheet. M.
J Agri & Food Chem 10:453-5 N '62 Newman and M. Forray. diag MacliJne De-
Improved colorimetrie determination or sign 36:145-8 F 28 '63
phorate residues in plant tissues. A. C. Matrix analysis of a nonuniform beam column
Waldron and others, bibliog J Agn & Food
on multi-supports. H. Saunders. diag
Chem 11:241-4 My '63 ^ ^ ,
Improved colorimetnc method for determin- AIAA J of
Response 1:951-2 Ap columns
elastic '63 to axial pulse
ing endosulfan (thiodan) residues in vege- loading. N. J. Huflington, jr. bibliog diag
tables and beef fat. J. ^ C. Maitlen and
W. E. Westlalce. J Agn & Food Chem 11: AIAA Jerects
1:2099-104
Traveler record Scolumn:
'63 Chemical bank
Improved method for Kelthane residue analy- New York trust building, il Eng N 170:18
sis with applications for determination of
residues in milk. CF Gordon and others Ultimate
diag J Agri & Food Chem 11:84-6 Ja 63 Ja 31 '63load of H-coIumns under biaLxial
New colorimetrie method for the determina- bending. C. Birnstiel and J. ilichalos. bib-
lene-type, sur-
polyoxyethyons. liog diags Am Soc C E Proc 69 1ST 2
tion of non-ionic
factants in low concentrati P. Fitter. no 35031:161-97 Ap '63; Discussion. 89 [ST 6
NewChem colorimetrie
& Ind P 1832-3 O 20 for'62 determining
reagents no 36881:363-6
COLUMNS, Aluminum O '63
Aluminum columns double as mullions. Eng N
traces of metals. T. S. West, bibliog Ind
Chem
See also39:379-81 Jl '63 170:26 Ja Concrete
COLUMNS. 17 '63
Indicators and test papers Creep buckling
COLORING matter In food , . , ., „ umns. S. Mauchof and reinforced concretebibliog
M. J. Holley. col-
Beta-apo-8'-carotenal. a new fooa color. J. L,. flow chart diags Am Soc C E Proc 89
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Civil column
Eng 33;81 ashing of cellulosic niaterials. J. C. PatU-
New manual makes desiemAp easy.
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171:100 Ak 8 '63 in metals. K. E. Burke and C. M. Davis,
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Two-dimensional Mr '63 representation uslntr
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Analysis of the factors which determine Radio communication
signal/noise discrimination in pulsed-carrier Tt.aiIro.ads
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Application theory to the
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Communications; managers need help. Elec N. Annis. diag Control Eng precision
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World 160:39-42 S 2 '63 Current comparator tor the
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How much cussion.should
Pet Management 35:16-19
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Rockwell, jr. Pet Management 35:324- Ap Current stabilized power supply using a mag-
Mr '63 netic modulator as a current comparator.
How Sohio uses team training-. R. Guyon. R. C. Foss and F. J. U. Rltson. diags
Hydrocarbon Process & Pet Refiner 42:1S7- DeterminationEngof 35:151-5
Electronic wavelengthsMr '63and wavenum-
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N '62 high-accuracy a-c ratio measuring device.
Improving engineer-management communica- P. N. MiUanic and others, bibliog 11 diags
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Electronics p369-6S N '62 il En-
On-the-job MachineMy Design
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Solving
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D. S. Brown. so they Mod don'tMaterials
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Handling 1S:93 Je '63 Measurement
Tech 70:13 N of'62 thermal conduction by the
Tailor communication to needs. Iron Age 190: thermal comparator. W. T. Clark and R. W.
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Factory communication Imc/s'62 capacitance comparator. P Lund. 11
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Peak to dc comparator. Eng 35:506-9 Ag '63
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New building abroad: Germany, il plan diag diags Instruments & Control Systems 36:103
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Forum 118:98-9 abroad: JeJapan,
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Precision
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Je '63 center from an old theater, il plan
Youth 38:569-74 N '62
Thermal transfer standard has memory. S.
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Artificial commutation of static converters. Versatile tems 36:106-7
Zener Mr diode '63 array forms high-
J. R. Toth and others, bibliog diags IEEE speed quantizer. J. J. Kolarcik. il diags
Trans Commotor & Electronics pS3-94commutator,
Mr '63 Electronics
COMPASS 35:52-4 Ag 17 '62
Brushless uses electronic
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Engineering
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Filter pecting in areas of magnetic disturbance.
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High speed commutators with particular re- COMPETITION
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Law andEngineering
Product G. Smith. Metallurgia fourth annual 66:152master
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Steel Eng 39:89-92 in D '62
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Rotating commutator high-sensitivitv flux- Uncovering
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N 26 62 and your others,competitor's
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Theory of the sparking during commutation
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Apparatus & Systems p588-94 D '62 penses. Elec World 160:17-18 Ag 19 '63
Transistor circuits replace d-c motor com- COMPLEX numbers. See Numbers, Complex
m u t a t o r , i l Automation 10:13 Ja '63 COMPONENTS
fabricated construction. See Houses, Pre-
See also
Brushes (electric machinery) COMPOSING rooms. See Printing offices — Com-
Electric motors Design pcsing rooms
COMPOSITION (photography)
Commutator design. V. B. Honsinger and W. Shoot still lifes to improve your sense of
H. Middendorf. bibliog diags Power Appa- Pcomposition.
63 F. Bond, il Mod Phot 27:42-4-1-
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D-c machine with solid-state commutation, COMPOSITION board. See Fiber board
T. G. Wilson and P. H. Trickev. bibliog COMPOSTS. See Refuse as fertilizer
il diags Elec Eng 81:879-84 N '62 COMPOUNDS, Aromatic. See Aromatic com-
Manufacture
Making automotive generator commutators: pounds
COMPRESSED alp
Ford motor CO. flow diag 11 Automation Air blowing; blowing turbine main and re-
9:58-60 D '62 Testing
?.'^î.**uf''^'" ■}"^J^-^ '"''h high-pressure air.
Multiplier phototube commutation Indicator.
J. L. Johnson, il diag Elec Eng 82:286-9 19 M 'ef' <^'^f^s Comp Air Mag 68:14-
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COMMUTERS ^"A^r4.i°ls^T^y % ^- ^■■'^"=°"- " comp
Problems of commuter traffic in conurbations; Captured air bubble: captured
48th Thomas Hawksley lecture. A. Bull, bib- air provides
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Comparator measures up to 40* with ac- """Al 1Si'g"T7:l?''DT2=""«
Design of hydro-pneumatic <='«^'^"^' " Comp
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Pneumatic transmission COMPRESSION
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Moisture content A. Rudnick and others, bibliog il diags Ma-
Compressed air dryer gives moisture the Classical terials Res•63* Stand
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Tables, calculations, etc. Swindells and E. P. Goymour. U diags En-
Calculating pressure drop In compressed air gineering 196:418-19 O 4 '03
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C'alculation Postbuckling behavior of pressure- or core-
of thorium of and cohesive
uranium and surface
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COMPRESSION — Continued
PredictinK compressive strength from prop- Interchangeable tooling machines wide range
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hotra. bibliog Materials lies & Stand 3:
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Manufacture N '62
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Preparation of magnesium oxide ^ , the USSR. W. Pichel. diagis ASHRAE J
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Subaudible noise during compression of rocks. Actuator disc theory of the incompressible
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Pipe lines — Compressor stations A Tezekiian. diagi? Hydrocarbon Process
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Application of a sin.sle stage compressor for Pump data. Pet Management
Testing 35:314-16+ F '63
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Matrix corrections in trace element analysis
Mr '63 process applications for compres-
Chemical by X-rav fluorescence: estimation of the
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ASHRAE J 5:95-8 F '63 COMPUTERS.lating machines
See Calculating devices: Calcu-
Floating gears are self-aligning, il diags
HowProductto sizeEngand 34:92-3 F 4 '63
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E. Esplund and J. C. Schildwachter. diags trated
CONCENTRATED milk. Sea Milk. Concen-
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New trend toward mixed compression. R. V. CanSee Minalso & Met Bui 56:377-80 My '63
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Nitrogen compression system explosion. R. W. CONCRETE
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Cement concrete Institute
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R. M. Hoover and L. .1. Williams, diag Concrete. Reinforced
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Air compressors Grouting
Gas compressors Pavements. Concrete
Cleaning
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Automatic operation of compressors. R. W. process. R. S. Torgerson. il diags Rock
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Alkaline-aggregate
Design u.=ied for exposed aggregate wall panel
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Compressor design holds maintenance down. Concrete coimterweight
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Compressor noise generated by fluctuating concrete fill, il Eng N 171:44+ Ag 29
lift re.=;ulting from rotor-stator interaction. Coast Rock beneflciates 100 percent of '63
con-
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R. Hetherington. AIAA J 1:473-4 F '63 sheet il Pit & Quarry 56:88-92 Ag '63
Cubature of the intersection of two cylinders.
A. M. Seligraan. diags ASHRAE J 5:38-40 Concrete
iunk pile: paving aggregates
g'.acial from IVTissouri
deposit along nature's
S '63 River. H. K. Glidden. flow chart il Roads &
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Testing program for lateral pressure of con- Oil & Gas columns.
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Plasiio molds lor panels cut cosls of church tank foundation: nomograph, diag Pet
root, il BiiK N UlAi) Jl U 03 , „ ^ Management and 34:226-7
PlasUc plaiiKs form concrete shell. 11 Ens N Evaluation locationN of'62 critical stresses
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World 20:12 sis by computer. E. Czerniak. il diags Hy-
Slipforms cut Dbuilding
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Bridges. ConcreteFoundations and piers
Rock. Ark. il Roads & Sts 106:68-9 F '63
Testing program for
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W. H. Wolf. con- CONCRETE construction in winter
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Two new forming methods for shells, il Arch J 60:567-74 My '63 crete caused by formwork and falsework
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Inspection
ACI coinmittee work; committee 311 (611). CONCRETE dams. See Dams. Concrete
inspection of concrete. J. J. Waddell. Am CONCRETE domes. See Domes. Concrete
Concrete Inst J 60:sup 17+ Je '63 CONCRETE footings.
■62 See Footings, Concrete
Inspection techniques for prestresscd con- CONCRETE foundations. See Foundations
Proposed crete, AC!
il Safetystandard;
Maint recommended
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Joinery of precast concrete. W. H. Gerfen CONCRETE
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Lift-slab method CONCRETE lining
Jet-grout rig digs a hole, then concretes it on
Factors in design and construction of lift the way up. il diag Eng N 169:42-3 N 22
slab buildings. N. B. Green, diags Am Con-
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Sears department store. Toronto, il Eng Nebraska Sand Hills don't olfer much for
the earth dambuilder. il diag Eng N 169:46-
N 170:67 F 14 '63
Hillside apartment built downside up. il See also
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N 171:73 Concrete
7 N 8 '62placing
Lift used Oin 10university
'63 construction. G. CONCRETE mixers
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Inst techniques
J 60:449-64 lower Ap '63lift-slab costs, il Eng er. C. Jordan and C. Huntington, il diag
New
N 170:26-8. cover Je 27 '63 Control Engbatch
Blaw-Knox 10:131 Ja '63
plants are wheel mounted,
diag Eng N 170:45 Mv 2 63
Rapid construction High capacity portable batch plant paces
Slipforms cut building time by 25 per cent, California paving job: Gordon H. Ball,
il Eng N 171:39-40 S 12 '63 34Einc.pavers
il EnghelpN central-mix 170:28-9 My for9 25'63 dual miles,
Repair
Adhesive epoxy compoimds for concrete, il Trailer mixer has & h.vdraulic
il diags Roads Sts 106:33-5+ drive: SHydro-'63
Engineering 195:194 F 1 '63 mixer,
CONCRETE mixing il Eng N 170:113 Ap 4 '63
Guide for use of epoxv compounds with con- Admixtures for architectural concrete. R. W.
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Admixture.! il Archconcrete.Rec B. 133:191-4 F '65 Am
E. Foster.
Method for testing the quality of adhesion Concrete Inst J 60:1481-524 bibliogfp 1519-
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M. Wakeman and others, il Materials Res Antenna counterweight shell: gets heavy
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concrete
When the 3:299 Ap '63dome cracks, seal it:
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Standards Roads
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Method & Sts 105:102-3nonnal D '62and no-fines
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Engineers order school rebuilt, il Eng N 171: crete Inst J 60:927-43 Jl '63; Correction. 60:
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Minimum requirements for thin-section pre- mixture. N. C. Rockwood. Rock Prod 66:
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Proposed revision of building code require- Ready mixed concrete
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60:809-15 F. D '62. Jl '63; Discussion, bib- tractor-readv-mix producer: P. Mlchelottl &
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O "63 a set-up that's
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Transit Mv '63 Diesels
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Diesel Equip Supt 41:28-30 t" '63
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CONCRETE panels. See Concrete slabs Joinery of precast concrete. W. H. Gerfen
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'63
CONCRETE piling tions. J. E. Meek, diags Am plate
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Installation problems with cast-in-place con- Hill publisliing offices, panels. McGraw-
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Long33:50-1 Ap '63 piles are cast in one piece:
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Dakota,
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Testing
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100 ton load cell for pile loading tests. T.
Whitaker and others, il diag Engineering Concrete construction — Lift-slab method
194:693-5 N 23 '62 Costs
CONCRETE pipes. See Pipes. Concrete Economical design of reinforced concrete
CONCRETE placing slabs using ultimate strength theory. B.
Climbing'63 crane cairies. places concrete, il Traum. diags Am Concrete Inst J 60:763-74
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Demands of air startegy force speedy run-
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Chemical prestressing of concrete elements
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il diags Roads & Sts 106:33-6-f- S '63 CONCRETE stairways. See Stairways. Concrete
Quality control CONCRETE tanks. See Tanks. Concrete
CONCRETE towers. See Towers. Concrete
Ready-mix
working. J.quality control,
E. Thompson, ail set-up
Roadi &that's Sts crete
CONCRETE water pipes. See 'Water pipes. Con-
106:62-5 My
CONCRETE plants,'63 Portable
New concrete paving methods, il Roads & CONCRETE
Concrete water tanks. See 'Water tanks.
Sts 106:48-534- O '63 CONCRETE Window frames. See Window
Twin crusher lines produce three aggregate frames. Concrete
grades, il diag Roads & Sts 106:38-40 S '63 CONDENSATE densate wellswells. See Gas, Natural— Con-
CONCRETE products
See also CONDENSATION
Joists. Concrete Aerosol particle encapsulation by simul-
Pipes. Concrete taneous condensation and polymerization.
Sewer pipes. Concrete R. C. Robbins and others. J Colloid Sci
CONCRETE research '62
Accuracy of models used in research on re- Air18:483-5
condensation Je '63 in a hypersonic wind tun-
inforced concrete. Z. Y. Alami and P. M. nel. F. L. Daum. bibliog AIAA J 1:1043-6
Ferguson, bibliog il diags Am Concrete
Inst J 60:1643-63 Condensate drainage system at Rochdale Vil-
Atistralian research Nin '63 concrete. Am Concrete My '63lage handles absorption machines and heat
Inst J 60:sup 13 Jl '63 exchangers. C. R. 'Varga. 11 diags Air Cond
CONCRETE roofs. See Roofs. Concrete Heat & Ven of60:75-6
Condensation vaporsAg of'63immiscible liquids.
CONCRETE sewer pipes. See Sewer pipes. W. W. Akers and M. M. Turner, diag
Concrete
CONCRETE slabs A I Ch properties
Dielectric E J 8:587-9of Nglasses '62 in the systems
Australian experiments with flat plates. F. Bii03-CdO-Si02. Bl203-CdO-B!03, and BijOa-
A. Blakey. il Am Concrete Inst J 60:515-25 CdO-GeOs and their relation to the struc-
bibliog(p523-41
Concrete slabs Ao
made '63 from precast boxes: ture ilofdiags
liog glass; Am nucleation.
Cer SocB. J 'V45:555-63
J. Rao Nbib-1
floor system for multistory buildings. K. C.
Naslund and A. Moreno, il diags Arch Rec Evaporations and condensations in one-com-
134:154-6 Jl '63 ponent systems. E. L. Knuth. diag ARS J
Controlled-deflection design method for rein-
forced concrete beams and slabs. D. G. 32:1424-6 S '62
Alcock and A. Pauw. diags Am Concrete Homogeneous nucleation of vapor condensa-
Inst J 59:645-58 My 62: Discussion. 59: tion: kinetic aspects. J. E. McDonald, bib-
1929-30 D '62 liog Am J Phys 31:31-41 Ja '63
CPM cuts construction time on floor slabs. Homogeneous nucleation of vapor condensa-
il Eng N 170:38-40 Ja 10 '63 tion: thermodynamic aspects. J. E. Mc-
Experimental study of folded plates. J. Donald, bibliog il Am J Phys 30:870-7 D '62
Schwaighofer and N. Seethaler. il diags Ice nucleation by monodisperse silver iodide
Am Concrete Inst J 60:101-11 Ja '63 particles. G. R. Edwards and others, bibliog
Fire wrecks an 8.000-sq-ft slab: Carol Towers il J Colloid Sci 17:749-58 O '62
apartment building m New York, il Eng Mechanisms of heat transfer in dropwise con-
N 170:41 F 21 '63 densation. J. L. McCormick and E. Baer.
How to cast long-life slabs on grade. W. bibliog il J Colloid Sci 18:208-16 Mr '63
C. Perry, il Eng N 169:36-7 S 13 '62: Dis- New instrument for the continuous measure-
cussion. 170:4-1- Ja 3 '63 ment of condensation nuclei. G F. Skala.
Investigation of multiple-panel reinforced bibliog il diags Anal Chem 35:702-6 My '63
concrete floor slabs. M. A. Sozen and C P Nucleation and early crystal growth. H E.
?iS§S; ..'I iiags Am Concrete Inst J 60:999- C. Powers, bibliog il Ind Chem 39:351-5
1028 biblioglp 1025-7) Ag '63 Jl 63
CONDENSATION — Continued Condensate filters remove iron and copper.
Promotion of dropwise condensation by mon- H. E. amines
Filming Carr. ilbestdiag forPower steam 106:65-7
plant. F.D W. '62
tan wax. R. G. H. Watson and others.
biblioK il diae J Ap Chem 12:539-52 D 62 Richardson. 11 diag Can Chem Process 47:
Study ot the condensation of binary vapors 89-914- Je '63 condenser
Investigating tube corrosion. 11
of miscible liquids. F. G. Tenn and others.
biblioK diae Can J Chem Eng 41:12-14. Engineering 195:757 My 31 '63
73-8 F-Ap '63 Manufacture
Unsteadyticallaminar
plate. P. film
M. condensation
Chune. biblioK on diag
ver- 1,000 mw unit to have welded condenser
A S and
M E lower Trans bounds
ser C 85:63-70 tubes, il Elec World 160:96-7 O 7 '63
Upper for the Fnucleatlon
'63 CONDITIONED responses
field
netic incylinder.
an infinite rectancularbiblioK
A. Aharonl. ferromae-
J Ap Amateur scientist: a simple analogue com-
puter that simulates Pavlov's dogs. H. S.
Phvs .S4:24:M-41 Chemical
CONDENSATION, Aer '63 Hoffman, diags Sci Am 208:159-60-1- Je '63
Alkaline condensation of acetone. E. C ductivity
CONDUCTIVITY, Electric. See Electric con-
Craven. J ApandPhysthe 13:71-7
Condensation F '63reaction of
Cannizzaro CONDUCTIVITY, Heat. See Heat conductivity
tetrahydrocltral. P. H. Yeh. bibliOK Am CONDUITS
Perfumer 78:32-6 See also
Condensation leadsF to '63 elutamic acid..^ ^Y. Manholes
Sekizawa and others. Chem & Ens N 41: CONDUITS, Concrete
46-7 Jl 8 '63
Cyclotriveratrrlene and related compounds. See aUo
A. S. Lindsev. biblios diaf? Chem & Ind Water pipes. Concrete
CONDUITS, •63
Electric. See Electric conduits
PS23-4 My
Mannich 18 '63
conden.sation of the methyl ester CONDUITS, Water. See Water conduits
of 7-oxo-cholic acid. J. 'LAtAt and others. CONES
Chem & Ind p913 of
Polvcondensation Je ferrocenylcarbinols
1 '63 and Analysis of axisymmetrical shells by the
substitution orientation effects. B. W. direct stiffness method. P. E. Grafton and
Neuse and D. S. Trifan. biblioE Am Chem D. R. Strome. bibiiog diags AXAA J 1:2342-
Soc J 85:1952-8
Steroids; a novel JlMichael 5 '63 addition-aldol con- Analysis
7 O Lance'63 of and plastic shallow conical shells. R.
densation reaction between acetone and H. E. T. Onat. bibiiog il diags
A"-12.20-diketopreenenes. M. E. Wall and A S M B Trans for
Approximations ser supersonic
E 30:199-209 flow Je '63over
others. biblioK Am Chem Soc J 85:1844-50 cones. W. E. Simon and L. A. Waiter.
Je 20 '63
Tertiary amine catalysis of^ the , ,^ , con-
aldol AIAA J effects
Blowing 1:1696-8onJl pressure '63
densation. C. D. Gutsche and others. bib- sociated with cones. N. A. Interaction
Thyson as-
and
Hoe Am Chem Soc J 84:3775-7 O 5 '62 E. E. H. Schurmann. AIAA J 1:2179-80 S
Total synthesis of steroids shows commer-
cial promise. II Chem & Eng N 41:32-4 Botindary conditions at the outer edge of
AsSee26 also
'63 the boundary layer on blunted conical
Phenol condensation products bodies. V. Zakkay and E. Krause. AIAA J
CONDENSERS Bow shockJl '63
1:1671-2 correlation for slightly blunted
Dynamic trolanalysis cones. J. H. Klaimon. bibiiog AIAA J 1:
G. Zetkovof and condenser pressure diaes
M. Rimer, con-
ASHRAE in J a5:35-40 Ag updraft
'63 Conical
490-1 Fsegment '63 method for analyzing open
Floodlns vertical partial con- crown shells of revolution for edge loading.
denser. K. G. English and others, flow R. R. Meyer and M. B. Harmon, bibiiog
Howdiag can
il Chem we pipe Eng- seawater
Proe 59:51-3
for Jlcondenser
'63 diag AIAA of J hypersonic 1:886-91 Anstatic-stability
'63
Correlation data
coollnu service? answer. J. A. Fife. Heat- from blunt slender cones. J. D. Whitfield
HowIne-Pipinir
to stop35:87-8 Jl '63 in condenser outlet
slug flow Correlation of laminar heating to cones '63
and W. Wolny. diag AIAA J 1:486-7 F in
piping. P. D. Cady. diag Hydrocarbon high-speed flight at zero angle of attack.
Process & Pet
Inexpensive Refiner 42:192-4
condensation chamber.S '63C. B. R. L. Schapker. bibiiog AIAA J 1:1953-4
Hackney and L. G. Brown, il diag Res/ Design
Ag '63 of hydrostatic
spherical
bearings; conical and
pads. H. C. RIppel. diags Ma-
Develop barometric
Multi-jet 13:31-2 D '62 condensers. N. H. Prater
and J. Mylo Hydrocarbon Process & Pet chine Design 35:185-92 O 24 '63
Donnell-type equations for bending and buck-
Refiner 41:107-8 D '62 ling of orthotropic conical shells. J. Singer,
Cooling bibiiog diags ASME Trans ser E 30:303-5
Air cooled condensers; how do they stack up Downstream influence of ma.ss transfer at
for air conditioning today? J. Rose, il diag Jl '63
the nose of a slender cone. R. J. Cresci
Dom
Air-cooled Eng condensers
201:126-1- takeAn '63
on big refrigera- and P. A. Libby. bibiiog il diags J Aero-
tion iobs. D. H. Niederer. il diag Plant Vinokur. space SciAIAA
29:815-26 Jl '62: Discussion.
J 1:1711-12; Reply. 1712-13 M.
Eng 17:113-16 Ap '63
CONDENSERS (steam) Effects of mass addition on the stability of
Aluminum condenser tubes; a status report. Jl '63
slender cones at hypersonic speeds. C. A.
diags Power 107:49-50 Mr '63ASME papers Syvertson and J. B. McDevitt. AIAA J
Aluminum in heat exchangers;
on condenser tubes. Combustion 34:33-6 1:939-40 stability
Elastic Ao '63 of orthotropic conical and
Mr '63turbine with integral condensers, diags cylindrical shells subiected to axisymmetric
500mw loading conditions. J. C. Seroico. bibiiog
Engineer 215:399-400 Mr 1 '63 diags AIAA determination J 1:128-37 Ja of'63the stability
Inhibits condenser tube corrosion. A. Kaiser. Experimental
Elec World 158:56-1- N 5 '62 of conical shells. F. J. .Schroedor and E. T.
Steam-condenser pressure and temperatures; Kusterer. 11 diag ASME Trans ser E 30:
nomograph: data sheet. G. E. Bernard.
How 144-6 Mr '63
to lay outA. spiral-formed
Power 107:76 My '63
See aUo cylinders. A. Pfeifer. welded bibiiogtapered
diags
Steam plant.s — Equipment Product Eng 34:S.S-90 Ap 15 '63
Steam turbines Instability in conventional spinning of cones.
Cleaning S. Kobayashl. bibiiog il diags A S M B
Chemical cleaning of surface condensers. Trans ser B 85:41-8
C. M. Loucks. il Power 107:80-1 Ag '63 Integral method forF calculation
'63 of super-
Cooling sonic laminar boundary lover with heat
transfer on yawed cone. S. M. Yen and
Coolant flow control boosts plant efflclenev. N. A. Thyson. blbllog diag AIAA J 1:672-6
V. C. Summer and D. B. Benson. 11 diags
Elec World 159:26-7 Ao 15 '63 Integrated laminar heat transfer In the wind-
Mr '63 ward plane of yawed blunt cones. I. Stern,
Corrosion
diag AIAA
Laminar combined J 1:1668-70 Jl '63
convection from a rotating
Alkvl amines as film formers In condensing
steam systems. M. F Ohrecht and C C. cone. R. G. Hering and R. J. Grosh. bib-
DeWltt. hibllog II diags Ind * Eng Chem iiog diag ASME Trans ser C 86:29-34
Product Res & Develop 2:167-72 Je "63 F '63
279
CONNECTICUT
CO N ES — Continued
Mach number independence of the conical See also subdivision Connecticut under
shock pressure coefficient. G. W. Zumwalt special subjects, e.g.
and H. H. Tang, bibliog AIAA J 1:2389-91 Architecture,
Gas supply
Geology Domestic
NoseO '63 bluntness effects on cone press.ure Roads
and•63 shock shape at If = 8.5 to 12.9. N. B. Water supply
Oscillations of a fluid in a rectilinear Aff
Wood. biblioK il AIAA J 1:1929-30 '63
conical CONNECTING rods
container. E. Levin, diass AIAA J 1:1447 Je Allowable stress diagrams can help designers
Shock formation in conical nozzles. H. M. solve automotive strength problems. F R.
Darwell and H. Badham. diag AIAA J 1: Holliday. diags S A B J 71:70-4 Ap '63
nectors
CONNECTORS, Electric. See Electric con-
1932-4 Ak rule
Siniilaritv -63 estiination methods for cones.
E. P. Blick. AIAA J 1:2415-16 O '63 CONNOR, Ralph
CONFERENCE rooms Dr Ralph Connor honored by AIC. por Chem
Some aspects of stereophony applicable to & Eng N 41:82 My 6 '63
conference use. F. K. Harvey and others, CONORADA petroleum corporation
bibliog diags Audio Eng Soc J 11:212-17 Conorada no longer useful, is bowing out.
Jl '63
CONFERENCES Oil & Gas J 60:75-6
CONSERVATION D 17 '62
of resources
Getting top benefits out of supervisors' con- Compact endorses study of conservation
êe also ferences. Coal Age 68:124-1- S '63 methods.
Outdoor
Oil & Gas J 61:54-5 Je 17 '63
play; bigger role for utilities. Elec
Business conferences World 159:135-8 Je 3; 39-42 Je 10 '63
CONFERENCES, Employees. See Employees See also
conferences Forests and forestry
Water power
CONGLOMERATE
Age of Karla Kay conglomerate member of CONSOLIDATED Edison company of New York
Burro Canyon formation, Colorado and How electronic data processing became an
Utah. R. B. O' Sullivan. Am Assn Pet actuality at Con Eldison. W. T. Harper. 11
Geologists from
Aggregates Bui 46:1734-5
fossils. H. S '62B. Goldman, il Gas 38:78-83
CONSOLIDATI ONS, N '62 Business. See
consolidations Business
Rock Prod
Crushed pebble 65:65-8 N '62
conglomerate of southwestern CONSTANTAN
Montana. W. F. Tanner, bibliog map diags Low temperature heat capacities of constan-
J Geolbody71:637-41
Main of Wasatch S '63 formation near La tan and manganin. J. C. Ho and others.
Barge. Wyo. S. S. Oriel, bibliog il map R Sci Instr 34:782-3 Jl '63
CONSTELLATIONS
diag Am Assn Pet Geologists Bui 46:2161- See also
73 D '62 (Ruedemann, Pleiades
Schodack 1914) ; its present
status. G. Theokrltoff. bibliog Geol Soo Bui CONSTRUCTION equipment
Caterpillar engineers can now tell when oft-
74:637-40 My '63 highway tire is overworked. J. Dunne and
CONGO (formerly Belgian Congo) C.B
See also fa 15 63Campbell. AutomoUve Ind 129:114-16
Petrolemn industry and trade — Congo Construction equipment. 11 Eng N 170:43-72
(formerly Belprian Congo) r 21 d3
CONGRESSIONAL record In far-away Pakistan American firms tackle
How Cxovernraent printing ofHoe produces the
Congressional record. J. N. Pannullo. il 10d:4d-7-1-
^^'^'■'.'1 Je 63
^, dirt-moyinge st job. il Roads & Sts
Inland Ptr/Am Lithogr 150:40-1 Ja '63 New construction equipment vital in military
CONIFERS
Changes in coniferous wood cells aissociated Lâ'.b i -y Je 15 63
with heartwood formation. R. L. Krahmer New?J?''jy'^T^;r'
powered *^<.-„^^'"<='^ construction Automotive Illus-
^- "equipment; Ind
and W. A. C6t6. jr. bibliog il Tappi 46:42-9 trations with text. C. A. Weinert. Automo-
JaSee'63 also tive Ind 128:78-89 Je 15 '63
Swamp buggy travels on soft terrain. 11 Eng
Douglas fir N See 170:39
CONJUGATION (chemistry) alsoMy 30 '63
Chemistry of conjugate anions and enols; Associated equipment distributors
protonation. S. K. Malhotra and H. J. Cranes, derricks, etc.
Excavating machinery
Ringold. bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:1538-9 Motor trucks in construction work
Conjugation
My 20 '63 of cysteine during its oxidation Roads — Construction equipment
by 2,6-dichloroindophenol. H. I. Hadler Exhibitions
and others, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:
45S-61 F 20 '63 Chicago's
separate equipmentconstruction
fabulous shows, fourcircus:
major three
con-
Conjuâtlve effects of sulfur in several aro- ventions. 1 Eng N 170:13-15 F 28; 21 Mr 7
matic anion-radicals. E. T. Kaiser and D.
H. Eargle. jr. bibliog diags Am Chem Soc J 63; Roads & Sts 106:52-J- F '63; Civil Eng
85:1821-3
Effect of Jeheteroconjugation
20 '63 on acid- base 33:32-5 Ap '63equipment
Construction exposition and road
conductometric titration curves of 3.5- show. Chicago. February 23-March 1;
dinitrobenzoic acid in acetonitrile. I. M.
Kolthoff and M. K. Chantooni, jr. bibliog FR'"9^.P<=^.
'63; Civil'?,n„<îspjay.„ Eng 33:32-64-il Rock
F '63;Prod 66:1104-
Automotive
Am Chem Soc J 85:2195-201 Ag 5 '63 Ind^ 128:67-8 fifr 15 '63; Roads & Sts 106i
Effect of hyperconjugation on the gemlnal 44-6H-
63 Mr '63; Product Eng 34:94-7 Ap 15
spin-spin coupling constant. M. Barfleld
and D. M. Grant, bibliog diag Am Chem Contractors' plant demonstration; construc-
Soc J 85:1899-904 Jl 5 '63 tion equipment developed and manufac-
Photochemical rearrangements of cross- tured by the Thos. W. Ward ltd. group
conjugated cyclohexadienones; unsubsti- 11 Engineer 215:993-4 My 31 '63
tuted 1.4-dien-3-ones. P. J. Kropp and International construction equipment exhibi-
W. F. Erman. bibliog Am Chem Soc J tion. 2d. London. June 25-Julv 5 11 Engi-
85:2456-62 Ag 20 '63 neer 215:1104-7. 1165-8 Je 21-28 '63; Engi-
Program obtains complex pl-electron data.
R. L. Flurry, jr. and P. G. Lykos. il Chem neering 195:870-2 Je 28 '63
& Eng N 40:42-4 S 24 '62 1963 construction equipment and road show;
Studies on d-orbital conjugation; non-aro- Illustrations with text. Gas 39:81-2 Ap '63
maticity of a derivative of the 1.3-dithie- Public works and municipal services congress
pinyl anion, a ten it-electron conjugated and exhibition, London, Nov. 12-17 11 diag
system. R. Breslow and E. Mohacsi. bib-
liog Am Chem Soc J 85:431-4 F 20 '63
Theory of simultaneous discharge of metal Maintenance and repair
ions in real conjugated systems. A. T.
Vagramyan and T. A. Fatueva. bibliog Compart crew, but big enough to keep on
Electrochem Soc J 110:1030-5 O '63 106:68-70 Ag 63
Thiabenzenes; 1- and 2-thianaphthalene3 and ?n?c°o^,n®PA^"'?io"^- Barkow. 11 Roads & Sts
lO-thiaanthracenes; evidence for cyclic 160-man overhauling center; Intercontinental
conjugation. C. C. Price and others, bib- engineering-manufacturing corp. A. Bar-
liog Am Chem Soc J 85:2278-82 Ag 5 '63 kow. 11 plan Roads & Sts 106:42-7 Jl '63
280 APPIJED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY INDEX 1963
CONSTRUCTION equipment — Maintenance and Negotiating for engineering services; the
repair — Continued consulting engineer's viewpoint. N. P.
Repair, modify, build, rebuild; succeiisful Turner,engineer jr. Civil
contractor's Plant and Eng 33:52-3 partners
consultant, Mr '63 on
Sts 106:97-8+ shop My policy, (53 il plans Roads & projects. F. C. Limbert. il Plant Eng 17:
This month's equipment
bert Isbell, Isbell superintendent:
construction Al-
co. U Diesel 115-16 Ja '63
R/D magazine's '63 annual Science consultants
Equip Supt 41:24-7+ S '63 seminar.
Ja 63 1st. Chicago. Res/Develop 14:20-2
This
Frankmontn's
Butner. equipment Brannan sandsuperintendent.
& gravel co. Role of research and development In the
il Diesel Equip Supt 41:16-19 Jl '63 water industry; consulting engineer. M.
This month's equipment superintendent. Pirnie and others. Am Water Works Assn J
George O'Connell. Daniel O'Connell's sons, 55:861-8 Jl '63
Selecting a consulting engineer; abstract. Pub
inc. il Diesel Equip Supt 4U:14-17 D '62
This month's equipment superintendent, L. Works engineering
Special 94:132+ Mr '63 report from the many
M. "Pat" Riley, Graver tank & mfg. co.
il Diesel Equip Supt 41:22-4 F '63 desks of Charles S. Leopold engineers, bib-
This month's equipment superintendent. Leo liog il plans diags Air Cond Heat & Ven
Ry-îer, Kiewit bros, district project rep- 60:49-74 Ap '63 engineers
resentative, il Diesel Equip Supt 41:26-8 This is Bovay inc. il Air Cond
Je '63 Manufacture Heat & Ven
$2.:)-million Gi):.')U-3 O '63
atomic-energy fee can look small:
International Harvester Construction record Brown you& Root, '63
n/c tool program. J. Greschelin. 11 Auto- When need ila Eng N 169:70-1+
technical consultant. N 15 '62 P.
motive Ind Harvester
129:67-72 S unwraps 1 '63 new engine Marvin. Machine Design 35:144-6 Ap 11
International Wor wit out con fir R. L.
line, il Steel 153:29+ Jl 15 '63 kin h s ide s ult m s.
Cross.
g Tappi 46:sup Fees 187A-92A ing O '63
Specifications
Construction and industrial machinery tech- How to pay highway consultants? discussed
nical committee expands standardization at ASCE conference. Roads & Sts 105:29
efforts. S A B J 71:80-2 S '63
Heavy-duty fications,
and otf-higiiway
1963: tables. tracksIndspeci-
Automotive 128: N '62
Professional charges. E. Mitchell. Engineer
204-20 Mr 15 '63 216:598
CONSULTING engineersO 11 '63 council
Used equipment CEC, watchdog for consultants' Interests.
See Construction equipment. Used S. K. Fosholt.
ileeting. Eng Cahf.
Disneyland, N 170:54-5+ My 16 N '637
Eng N 171:24
CONSTRUCTION equipment, Used
County auctions surplus road equipment: San CONSUMER credit. See Credit
Ijuis Obispo county. Calif. B. Barnet. il
Pub Works 93:160 N 'C2 CONSUMER panels
CONSTRUCTION industry. See Building Consumer testing liquid syndets. K. L.
Johnson and H. P. Andrews. Soap & Chem
CONSTRUCTION specifications (building). See
Uuilding
'63 — Specifications Spec 39:57-60 S '63
CONSUMERS
CONSULTANTS
Can an outside consultant help? J. W. Consumer product acceptajice. J. W. Ever-
.'Snnders. jr. Mod Textiles Mag 44:43-6 Ja son. Chemproducts
Consumer Eng Prog get 58:31+
bigger Nsales
'62 push, il
■63
Foo ser con H G A. W. Chem
Research & andEng theN 40:34-5 S 24 '62
textile user. A. R. Urou-
d
Dana. viProg
ce sul 44:158-60. Freit'63
Arch ze hart. il Soc Dyers & Col J 79:9-15 Ja '63
t
Private consultant atiinon occupational r; health: CONSUMPTION (economics)
interview with R. T.. Johnstone. Ind Med How to create consumers. Steel 152:55-70 Je
32:58-62 F '63
Role of the consulting chemist in the food CONTACT
17 '63and angle
Industrj-. D. W. Kent-Jones. Chem & Ind New simpler formulation for radiative
p 1935-7 N 10 '62 angle factors. E. M. Sparrow, bibliog diags
University consultant to local health depart-
ments. Li. G. Reeder. bibliog Am J Pub t'imple methodTrans
A S M E ser C S5:S1-S
for measuring Mv '63 con-
solid-liquid
Health 53:260-5 F '63 tact angles. T. Fort, jr. and H. T. Patter-
CONSULTING engineers son, il diags J Colloid Sci 18:217-22 Mr '63
Chemical engineering research consultants Simplified device speeds
urement. W. L. contact-angle
Freyberger and A. meas-F.
limited; University of Toronto professors Lewis, il diag Eng & Min J 164:81-3 Ap
parlay individual consulting efforts into
newly incorporated firm. Can Chem Process
47:73-5 Ap '63 Tilting-plate
of contact angles apparatus for the measurement
in corrosive liquids as a
Consulting and advisory role of the engineer function of temperature and pressure. R F
tomorrow. J. H. Pitchford. Engineer 214: Muraca and others. 11 R Sci Instr 34:479-80
7G3-7 N 2 '62
CEC. watchdog for consultants' interests. CONTACT
My '63 potential. See Potential. Electric
S. K. Fosholt. Eng N 170:54-5+ My 16 '63 CONTACTORS.
tactors Electric. See Electric con.
Consulting engineer looks at research and
development. J. D. Carpenter and J A. CONTACTS. Electric. See Electric contacts
Romano.
r 63 Water &■ Sewage Works 110:66-8
CONTAINER system (freight handling)
Consulting engineer.s launch campaign to A.Â aiipro\'es first standard for containerized
promote job opportunities abroad. Arch Rec freight. Mechof Eng 85:104-5 Fcargo.
'63
133:23 Ja '63 Bow loading containerized T. D.
Dual-division; method of organization. R. B McGrath. diags Naval Eng J 74:051-4 N '62
Robertson and R. E. Schuhmann. Air Cond Export shipping; how Ford cuts out that
Heat & Ven 60:46-9 O '63 extra cost. J A. Eaton, il map diags Mod
An engineer goes abroad. E. B. Resselievre. Materials Handling 18:50-3 Je '63
il Civil Eng 33:17-20 Ja '63 Ford adopts modular containers to ship parts
Exporting consulting engineering. K L Kol- overseas, il Mod Materials Handling 18:3
•63
!ar. Civil Eng 33:68-9 Jl '63
Four engineers + one architect = diversified New
Ja '63car-to-truck transfer unit advance''
consulting firm: Praeger-Kavanagh- Water- contalnerlzation. II Food Eng 35:113 Ap '63
bury. Eng N 170:44-7 F 7 '63 Piggybacking and its infiuenco on toll facility
Getting started in consulting. D. Gordon. commercial trafflc. E. W. Davis. Traffic Q
Chem Eng 70:179-84 My 13 '63 17:528-43 ofO '63
Happy to be consultants In '63. Eng N 170: Progress freight container standardiza-
15-16 Ja 10 '63 tion. H. H. Hall. 11 Mag of Stand 34:48-9
Hard look at overseas work. Eng N 170: F '63
15-16 Ja 31 '63 Test shipment succes."! promises new Euro-
How the consulting engineer makes a living pean tainermarkets to Materials
diag Mod U.S.: refrigerated
Handling con-
18:7
H r^ ,QV'"''tf"-
60:56-7 My '63 J""- Air Cond Heat & Ven
Transfers ton-ton container In three mln :
Ijatdn American comi>etltlon stows Bn«r N Mobllvan Domelok. 11 Food Eng 35:114 O
170:38 Ja 24 '63 Ap '63
CONTAINERS „^ , . CONTAINERS, Food, Se« Food containers
Cheniical producers eye nber-foil cans, il CONTAINERS, Glass. See Glass containers
CONTAINERS, Metal
New automatic drum painter, ilD Ind
diass Chem & Ene N 40:23-4 3 'el.
pinlsn- Changes in metals come fast. 11 Food Eng
ins; 3a;122'Ap '(iS
1963 materials handling and packaging direc- 34:78-80 N '62Paper. See Paper containers
CONTAINERS,
torv; storage equipment, il dlags Mod Mate-
rials Handling 18:283-308 My '63 CONTAINERS, Plastic
jSee also ABS in shoe polish pack, il Brit Plastics 36:
Beer containers
Bins ABS176 makes
Ap '63 entry into British packaging. 11
Bottles
Cans Mod Plastics
American 40:122 My association
management '63 seminar.
Capsules New York, May 13-15. Mod Plastics 40:107
Closures (containers) •63
Food containers Bulk containers from Alkathene. il Ind Chem
Hoppers Jl '63
Milk containers 39:355 Jl '63
Container for vacuum-packed sliced luncheon
Package design
Package goods meats,conduction
Heat il Plastics into World
plastic 21:39 Ap '63
food containers.
Packing for shipment S. Chapman and B. J. McKernan. bibliog II
Paper boxes Food Tech
Paper containers In-plant blow 17:1159-62
molder S designed
"63 for pack-
Paper cups, plates, etc. agers; new Jyrak system. 11 Plastics Tech
Trays (containers)
Tubes (containers) New8:60 cryogenic
D '62 container. Franklin Inst J 276:
Cleaning New267 plastic containers. 11 Food Eng 35:79-
S '63
Empties or booby traps? Safety Maint 124; New84-1- thermoforming
S '63 method makes bid for
32-4 D '62 packaging field, il Plastics Tech 9:13 Ag
CONTAINERS (for shipping)
Boeing's
handling,new il Mod approach to low-cost
Materials Handling scrap IS: 43 P t I E 1 M 1 '
Poiccnic bimleo. I ngine il Dru 9&5:69C6os y 7 In6d3
Mr bv
Cars '63 the crate. C. Emerson, il Am MachV ket w-m eri g met
91:713 Dreport;
Progress o
'62 ld plastics gfor packaging.ic F. D.
n
Metalworking
Export shipping;Manuf how 107:58-9
Ford cuts Ja out7 '63that Maclver. .ir. ilerDrug
. & Cosmetic Ind 91:714-
e.xtra cost. J. A. Baton, il map diags Mod 15-t- D '62
Rigids make big advances. 11 Food Eng 34:
Materials Handling 18:50-3 Je of '63 corrosion-
cost
resistantcoaling
Fused drum. cuts 11 Food Eng 35:112 Ap 6.) Space-saving
86 N '62 reinforced plastic barrel made
by novel technique. 11 Mod Plastics 40:94
Materials handling; bulk sliipping and con-
tainers. E. D. Ayers and A. W. Rhodes, Sterilization of food In flexible packages. I. J.
bibliog il Chem Eng 70:172-7 S 16 '63 An '63 and others, bibliog 11 diag Food Tech
Pflug
Multipurpose collapsible aluminium contain- 17:1167-72 S '63
Multi-Van er il Elngineer
container215:680-1 system Ap 12 '63 with
compatible Tomorrow's container production. C. F. Len-
all U'ansportation modes, il Marine Eng/ Totehard. box Plastics
score: World 21:12 lb.Ja by'63 1968. 11
lOO million
Log 68:94-1- Ap
New bulk package'63 for ice . melter.
,. , ^C. „•
J. Vin- Mod Plastic."!
Upcoming packaging 40:98-102-1- N '62 Food Tech
developments.
Norris ilcollapsible
ney Soap & Chem Spec 39:119-f-
container. 11 Automobile Je '63 17:614 My
See also '63
Eng 53:156-7
Plastic fused inside Ap '63stupping containers. Steel Bags. Plastic
Bottles, Plastic
152:51 F 25 '63
Rugged yet collapsible box container. 11 Manufacture
Engineering 195:520 made An 12 '63 Compact plastic container making system
Shipping container from corrugated introduced by Questron America, Inc. 11
board: Chem containers
Standardized & Eng N will41:100 meet O major28 '63 air Soap & Chem
Integrated packager Spec forms;
38:173-1- fills,
D '62seals and
cargo need. S A E J 71:90-1 system Ag '63 offers trims thermoplastic containers, il Plastics
Unique insulated-container World 21:41
shipping economy, safety; called Avcold/ Monsanto buys F process
'63: Correction.
to make rigid 21:6 Mrplastic
'63
Uni-Reef. il Food in Engtransport 34:107-8 willD grow.'62 containers from HofCco. S.A.. a Swiss firm.
TJse of containers 11 Chem & Eng N 41:33 Jl 15 '63
Chem & Eng N 41:20-1 Ag 26 '63 New system for in-plant packaging introduced
See also by Questron America, inc. Food 'Tech 17:
Carboys
CoiU.Tiner.'!. Steel Precision
1111 S '63 iniection moulding factory. II Engi-
CONTAINERS, Aluminum neer 216:525 S Testing
28 '63
Aluminum aerosol. P. W. Sherwood, il Drug
& Cosmetic
Collapsible, re-usable Ind 91:440-1-1-
container, O '02il diags Mod Testing plastic containers for toxicity. P.
Metals 19:64 Ag '63 Van Gieson. '63 il Drug & Cosmetic Ind 91:
Home tap dispenses draft beer from the
home refrigerator. 11 Light Metal Age 21: 571-3+ N '62Pressurized
CONTAINERS,
23 Je aluminum
Light '63 skips outclass steel twins. ABC's of aerosol propellants. L. T. Planner.
11 Mod Metals 19:80 Ag '63 Drug & inCosmetic
Advances '63
aerosol Ind 92:723-f- chemical
automotive Je "63 spe-
Multipurpose collapsible aluminium contain- cialties. J. K. Shea. Soap & Chem Spec 39:
er, il Engineer 215:680-1 Ap 12 '63 97-4- Mrand'63 pressurized space spray insecti-
Rigids make big advances. 11 Food Eng 34:86 -\erosol
N 62 cide for flying Insects: official method of
Rugged yet collapsible box container, il En- CSMA. bibliog Soap & Chem Spec Blue
See also gineering 195:520 Ap 12 '63 Aerosol in medicine.
Rook P232-4-I- '6.'! R. Marsden. 11 diags
Barrels. Aluminum Manuf Chem 34:472-5 O '63
Aero.sol loader in new plant: Chem-Spray,
Manufacture inc. il Soap & Chem Spec 39:116-17-1- My
Finishing system for aluminum containers. Aerosol output topped one billion units in
M. D. Lyons. 11 Ind Finishing 39:36-8 Je '63 '62. Chem & Eng N 41:26-7 My 27 '63
To ship bulk resin economically; Mig-welded Aerosol packs used for talc and for two new
aluminum containers. R. P. Sullivan. 11 pharmaceuticals. 11 Manuf Chem 34:42 Ja
Welding Eng 48:32 Jl '63
CONTAINERS, Dispensing Aerosol product liability. R. V. Alger, bib-
Pressurized containers liog Soap & Chem Spec 39:76-8-1- Ag '63
See Containers. Pressurized Aerosol simce deodorants. K. Kulka. bibliog
CONTAINERS, Floating Soap & Chem Spec 39:89+ Ja '63
Early development of the Dracone flexible Aerosol statistics 1962. Drug & Cosmestlc
barge; thirty- third Thomas Louie Gray Ind 93:22-3 Jl '63
Aerosols abroad show brisk growth rate Soap
lecture. W. R. Hawthorne, bibliog il map
diags Inst Mech Eng Proc 175:52-83 '61 & Chem Spec 39:126+ Jl '63 '
CONTAINERS. Pressurized — Continued Vapor pressures and liquid densities of non-
Aerosols of tomorrow. A. F. Strouse. Soap & flammable propellant blends. T. W^ Phil-
Cheni Spec 3S:S54- Mps and F. C Holler bibliog diags Soap &
Aerosols on the move.N '0211 Drug cS: Cosmetic Chem Spec 3^:99-1014- S '63 Lawson chem-
Ind 91:304-."; S '62 West Coast filler In new plant;
Aerosols still hold hieh-erowth potential. lS?L„S'"P'^y<^'3 "ô- " plan Soap & Chem Spec
Chem
'63 & Ene N 41:28 Mr 18 '63 39:209+ My '63
Aluminum aerosol. P. W. Sherwood, il Drug World's most ellicient aerosol loading plant;
a. Cosmetic Ind 91:440-1+ O '62 in'î^k'^'J
AMA aerosol seminar. New York. Jan. 21-23. 165 Ap corp.
39:69-72. aerosol '63 il Soap & Chem Spec
Soap & Chem Spec 39:95-7-1- F; 104-f- Mr Patents
Bie swi to pro ble T. M Har Aerosol patents. Published in monthly num-
lteyc. h & Cospellan Ind n&ds9.1C:7 D t'-62 bers of Soap and chemical specialties
CSM
A
aeroDrus
.sol
clin met tSoa
ics. ic p h0 e-m8-1- Spec 39:
7 Testing
CSMA survey of non-food aerosols and pres- A^sol flammability test method. R. A.
surized products filled by 140 firms in U.S. Fulton and A. H. Yeomans. il Soap & Chem
and Canada in 1961 and 1962: table. Soap &
Chem Spec 39:80-1 Je '63 method; tentative Spec
Checking 39:136-7+
aerosol Mr '63
propellant blends. R. J.
Cockroach aerosol test
official method of CSMA; latest revision.
biblioK
■63 il Soap & Chem Spec Blue Book
p235-6-f '63 of aerosol sprav starch. W. H. CONTAINERS. Steel
ip°e^'38^^lf9^"lf'"?62" '"^^ ^^^ ^ ^'^^'"
Development Cable drums for ocean cable. II Wire & Wire
Reed, il Soap & Chem Spec 39:76-8-1- F Prod 38:235-6 F '63
Design problems in transition to large capac-
Dip tubing for aerosols. P. H. Seckel. diag-s ity basic oxygen furnaces; the vessel. W.
Soap & Chem Spec 39:58-60+ Mr; 112+ Riedel and others, il diags Iron & Steel
Discussion of emulsified products-r .
In aerosols. -r Eng 40:155-60 Ap '63
Ap ^63 See also
Pressure vessels Painting
J. '6W. 3 Hart and H. C. Cook. Am Perfumer
77:49-52 aerosol
English O '62 piston package introduced.
il diags Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93:177+ Ag Cleaning and painting used steel drums. N.
Sharney. il Ind Finishing 39:58-60+ Je
63
Fab aero cont D. J. Tem Finishes infrared baked on steel drums 11
.F„toricateil Saoap s&ol Chet ainSwepresc 38:1 p Dple-'o62 Ind Finishing 39:74 D '62
tno. rs d fffoam.
acaerosol ecti T.
mhe
J. e t.t
Lin
i n g
0-r1o+per M.
7and
t Gf Re-use
DeNavarre. bibliog ng diags Am Perfumer y 78:
36-9 An '63 Cleaning and '63 painting used steel drums. N.
First aid in a can. S. Prussin. II diags Sharney. il Ind Fnlishing 39:58-60+ Je '63
Drug & Cosmetic Ind 91:434-6+ O "62 CONTAINERS, Titanium
Inside Job. or a case for the contract filler. For reactor-irradiation containers; titanium
and electrolytic iron. R. Harden and S.
S- «E ,PSI,S''5P'?A„
91:294-6. 392 S '62 ■' Drug & Cosmetic Ind Nilsson. Nucleonics 20:108+ O '62
International aero.sol exhibition. 2d. Brighton CONTAMINATION control, American associa-
il Manuf Chem 34:476-8 O '63 of •^ tion for. Seetamination
American association for con-
International congress of Federation Euro- ■ control
pean aerosol associations. 4th. Brighton CONTESTS. See Prize contests
England. Oct. 7-11; with program. Soap & CONTINENTAL drift. See Continents
Chem Spec 39:155+ S '63 CONTINENTAL shelf
Medical aerosols. S. Craige. 11 Drug & Cos-
metic Ind 93:44-5+ Jl '63 Bottom sediments of the Atlantic shelf and
Modern furniture care. E P Guttenberg slope off the southern United States. D S.
il Soap & Chem Spec 39:73-5+ F '63 Gorsline. bibliog maps J Geol 71:422-40 Jl
New shakeless continuous pressure loader In-
troduced by General Kinetics. II Soap & Geological observations from the bathyscaph
Chem Spec 39:144 Ja '63 Trieste near the edge of the continental
New York fire dept aero.sol hearing. Soap & shelf oft San Diego. Calif. D. G. Moore,
Chem Spec 39:140+ Je; 77-9+ Jl '63 bibliog map Geol Soc Bui 74:1057-62. pi 1-3
New York Fire department eases aerosol
rules. Soap & Chem Spec 39:195 S '63 Heav\'
Ag '63minerals of the U.S. South Atlantic
Nitrous oxide In propellant blends R C continental shelf and slope. O. H. Pilkev.
Webster and others hlbllog Soap & Cheni bibliog diags Geol Soc Bui 74:641-8 Mv '63
^Novel
Spec facial 39:127+soordinine Air: 119+cosmetic S '63 composition Sediments of the Gulf
lacent continental of K.
shelf. Thailand
O. Emeryand' and
ad-
Am Perfumer 78:52-4 Ap '63 H. Nino, bibliog maps Geol Soc Bui 74:541-
Piston pushes food from can: free-nlston •63
pressure dispenser for icing, cheese spreads 54 Mv '63
Wave-base, marine profile of equilibrium,
II Food Fncr 34-98 O '6? and wave-built terraces; a critical ap-
Pressure packacing. Published In monthly praisal. R. S. Dietz. diags Geol Soc Bui
numbers of Soap and chemical specialties 74:971-90. pi 1-2 bibIlog(p9S9-90) Ag '63
Pressure packaging; Barr under-cup filler 11 CONTINENTS
Soap & Chem Spec 39:137 Je '63 Collapsing continental rises; and actuallstlc
Pressure-packaging plant. 11 Engineer 216: concent of gecsvncllnes and mountain build-
o^■)- ( (J 1 1 f>3 ing R. S. Dietz. bibliog diags J Geol 71:
P"jcress In aerosols. II Food Eng 34:86-7 314-33 Mv drift.
Continental '63 J. T. Wilson. II maps
Silicones In aero.sol hair spravs. J L Bishop diags Sci Am 208:86-100 Ao '63
Diastrophic background
eeomorphologlcal thought. to twentieth-century
R. J. Chorlev.
jr. II Soap & Chem Spec 39:85-7+ Je"'63 Geol Soc Bui 74:953-70 blbllog(p965-70l Ag
Stnnley's 30 years of progress, il Soap &
Chem Spec 39:73-6+ Mr '63 Validity of polar and continental movement
Steroid aerosols Rlckermann and Itkln. Drug hypotheses based on paleomagnetlc studies.
& Cosmetic Ind 93:372+ S '63 J. W. Northrop. 3d and A. A. Meyerhoff.
Surfactants for aerosol foams. P. A Sanders bibliog maps Am Assn Pet Geologists Bui
II Soap & Chem Spec 39:63-7+ S '63 47:.575-85 Ap '63
Tentative program. CSMA aerosol clinics. CONTOURING. See Machine work— Copying
proce.sses
M-n'i-S f"'6 3 **■ ^°^° * ^''^'" ^'"^'' CONTRACEPTION. See Birth control
Tough aerosol regulations stand. New York CONTRACTORS
oi^ fire commissioner rules; discussion. AGC's Keller, man behind the snowball.
Soap & Chem Spec 39:93+ Mr '63
Trouble ahead for aero.sol weights and meas- Eng N buildings
Building 170:50-1 Mris 14 '63 but building cities
good,
Is even better; Del E. Webb. Eng N 169:
sTeT'' 9+ jf •eF'^'^'"^''"' ^"^^ * ^^^^ ^"^'^ Can56-7mechanical
n 6 '62 contractors successfully pro-
Undereap^fllllng. 11 diags Comp Air Mai? 68; mote blg-.iob business? II Dom Eng 201;
90-3 My '63bid for progress. II Arch Forum
Contractors
''?:'o7^\"t'ic"?^r9sr47i^?!^"^6 -u^"' ^""^ * 118:125-7 Ja proOta
Contractors' '63 improve. En« N 170 39-
41 My 23 '63
283
CONTRACTORS — Continued U.S. wants competitive bidding; Pentagon
Contractors run to stay even. Eng N 171:19-20 buying policy shift saves $195 million. R.
81 5firms
12 '63make top contractor list Eng N 171; W. Crosbv.
Wanted; future Irontoday, Ase 192:36-7
impossibleJl 25tomorrow; '63
17-18 hard
Ak 29hats -63 in high placea. Eng N 169: new markets of the sixties; defense, il Steel
Fewer 152:74-80
.See also My 27 '63
27 N 15 '62 Purchasing. Government
Hawaii's Dillinsham Corp. has men. will
travel, il Eng N 171:68-9 Jl 4 '63 Subcontracting
Industrial
profits; tecnniques
Fox & Jacobs increaseconstruction
honiebuilder's co. AGC mulls bias, subcontracting; mid-year
board meeting. White Sulphur Springs.
100I. bisKest
P. Jacobs, buidina il Eng N 170:36-9In the
contractors Ap United
25 '63
W.Va. ofEng
States. Arcli Listing subsN proves 171:43-4 costly.S 19 '63 Eng N 171:17-
Opinions differ Forum
on team118:122-4concept;Je '63architects
and contractors. Eng N 170:19-20 Ap 25 '63 Mandatory
18 S 5 '63ducerslisting of subs forecasted; Pro-
Ralph "W. Olmstead was neither engineer nor council, inc 42d annual meeting.
builder but; H. K. Ferguson profits under
his direction. Eng N 171:30-2 Ag 1 '63 Subcontractor listing Eng
Washington, D.C. drawsN 171:22 fire. Eng S 26 N '63171:
State
the ofnewmechanical
head of contracting;
MCA. A. aNagel.
size-upDom by 19-20 Jl IS '63
CONTRACTS, Letting of
Ene 203:82-44- Jl '63 Abolish the suicide of low-bidding with me-
$2.3-million atomic-energy fee can look small; dian-bid contract awarding. A. Tanenbaum,
Brown & Root, il Eng N 169:70-1-1- N 15 '62 Elec Constr
"Who pays for
seminar at thethe unexpected in construction?
United engineering center Bethlehem bids & Maint low on 62:150-2a high O span; '63 Middle
Fork bridge, il
Bidding a job from specs. C. Wilson. Eng N 169:50-1 D 20 Dom '62
in See
NewalsoYork, Civil Eng 33:37-9 S '63
Associated builders and contractors, inc. Eng
Bids and 202:80-54-' 6 3 Ag
specifications; '63 a contrary view:
Associated general contractors of America maintenance of school property. Safety
Electric contractors
Engineering contracts Maint
Bids for125:56 F
transmission '63 line towers: unit
Estimates
Ets-Hokin. Jeremy prices.
Bids thrown Eng out N 170:66if erasuresJa 17 found. '63 Roads &
Kaiser. Edgar P.
Petroleum — Well drilling contractors Sts 106:85 FSan'63 Luis
California's dam project; unit
Road contractors
prices. Eng
Concrete price N swings 170:50-1 Washington
F 7 '63 award;
Accounting Potomac River freeway; unit prices. Eng
What it takes to be a good estimator. J. P.
apRoberts. Roads & Sts 106:64-1- Jl '63 N 169:984-
Does it pay to D bid 20 '62for every job? R. R. Kay.
Public relations Iron Age 101:114 Je 13 '63
Don't sell yourself out before the job Is
Paving firm promotes public relations. Roads even let. J. Elliott. Dom Eng 202:78-9 Ag
6 Sts 105:82 D '62 Hot comp spur bid refo Eng N
Records 170:29-31 etitF 14 '63 s rm.
Innovators; ioIndustry innovator proposes a
Cost record system keeps earthmover in the solution to n bid shopping and low profits.
black, il Roads & Sts 106:75-7-1- Je '63 Dom Eng 201:74-81 My; 123-7 Je; 202:72-
CONTRACTS 74- Ag; 734- for S '63bigger profits. W. R. Park.
Contracting main construction; how much Is Less bidding
economical? S. W. Anderson. Gas 39:66-9 Eng N 170:41 F 14Texas '63 pipeline; unit prices.
F '63suit to test transit plan: San Francisco Lively bidding on
Court Eng bids N lose;170:143-4
Bay area. Eng N 170:19 Ja 31 '63 Low federalMr office 21 '63 buildings. Eng N
New product development via contract serv- 1962170:42 roadF 21 job '63 bids; a little better but still
ices; symposium, il Chem Eng Prog 59:9-14
under estimates. Roads & Sts 105:48-94-
SanAp; Francisco
13-24 S '63 transit temporarily derailed.
EngSee Nalso169:52-3 D 20 '62 Peace
Jl '63 River bidders use sharper pencils than
engineers expected: Portage Mountain dam,
Building contracts British Columbia, il map diag Eng N 170:
Engineering contracts 26-8 Ap 11 '63 due. Eng N 170:16 Ja 3 '63
Heating contracts San
Labor contracts State Luishighway award construction awards Jump
Petroleum — Well drilling — Contracts 12 per cent in '62. Roads & Sts 106:84-5
Road '63s— Con t racts F '63 dam low bid: $50.9 million. 11 Eng N
Wells
Subcontracting
GSA tests listing of subs. Eng N 170:23 Je 13 What171:20does S 5 it'63cost to make a quotation? G. E.
Seavoy. il Chem Eng Prog 59:18-19 My '63
Hot competition spurs bid reform. Eng N CONTRACTS. Maintenance. See Maintenance
contracts
170:29-31
Subs F 14 '63under new preaualiflcation
'62 too come CONTROL, Electric. See Electric control
rules.guide
Your Roadsto &bigger
Sts 106:41
profits:S '63the 1963 book CONTROL boards
of remodeling, il Dom Eng 200:73-85-1- D Costs correlated for process control panels.
B. G. Liptak. '63 diags Chem Eng 69:122-3
CONTRACTS, Government CONTROL charts
Air force to become tougher customer. G. F. O 1 '62of optimum dynamic control systems
'63 Design
Keeling.
Doing Steel 153:113-14
business with the Ag 12government.
'63 for nonlinear processes. C. A. Jones and
others, diags Ind & Eng Chem Fundamentals
Space/Aeronautics 39:11-1- Ap:
Discussion. W. A. Davis, jr. 40:156-(- 11-)- My '63;
Ag How2:81-9 My '63charts for process control. A. L.
to make
Foreign-aid cut would shave contractor ac- Salusinsky. Pet Management 35:160-2 Jl "63
tivity. Engcontract
N 171:18 awards.S 5 '63 Electronic Ind Improvements in quality-control charts. J T.
Government Carr. simple diag Chem
Quick, way Eng 69:185-8 your
to control S 17 cloth '62
22:HS-9 Je contract;
Government '63 low-bid blues. Product weight. N. L. Enrick. Textile World 113:
Eng 34:63 Jl 8 '63 60-2 Ag '63
Trouble-shooting the uncontrolled variables.
Now's the time
contracts. J. F.to Mason, get those far-out space
il Electronics 36: A. H. Bobis. Chem Eng 70:185-90 Mr 18
18-19 F 22tightens
Pentagon '63 contracting rules. R. W. CON equ
Crosby. Iron Age 191:102 Je 13 '63 AbsTtR Puibplme in mon numb of
Pentagon uses profit for performance plan. raOctL
Control isnhte
engineering thl
y ers
s.
Iron Age 192:101 Ag 15 '63 Adaptive control dsystems. V. W Eveleigh
Research and development contract oppor- bibliog
tunities. Electronics 36:R23-6 Jl 25 '63 (reprintsdiags $1) Electro-Tech 71:79-98 Ap '63
Stand by for those na\T research, develop- Adjoint method In the sensitivity analysis
ment, test, and evaluation contracts: $1H of optimal systems. M. Gavrilovlc and oth-
bUlion. J. F. Mason. 11 Electronics 36:10-11 ers, bibliog diags Franklin Inst J 276:26-38
S 13 -63
Jl '63
'63
■(i3
CONTROL equipment — Cuntinued Increase of accuracy of stabilization systems.
AdvaiiCL'U maciiiiiery coniiol in oil tanker; K. B. Alekseev and V. V. Voskresenskn.
iJnUsli aiuriner. il Encineer 215:833 My 3
bibliog il diags
Instrument dynamics AKS for J 32:1770-5
on-line Nmeasure- '62
Annual trols equipment si>ecincal;ion ai>;est:
Heatcon-& 10:65-70 ments.
and instruments, il Air Cond S H.'63K, Chope. bibliog diags 1 b A J
. ^ ,,
Ven BU:i:il-24- Ja '63 Joint automatic control conference, 4th. Min-
Application of the second method of Lyapu- neapolis. June 19-21; program. Chem Eng
nov•63 to the stability ot certain position con- Prog 59:112 My '63; Mech Eng 8o:110-l2
trol systems containing a back-e.m.t. non-
lineanty. F. Fallside and J. O. C. Ezeilo. Joint automatic Eng
My '63: Elec S2:sup22A-3A4-
control conference. New My lork.
63
biblioK dlags Inst E E Proc 110:1855-66 O June 27-29: texts of papers. A S M E
Automated sequence control. M. Mandl. il Trans control
Dinear ser D using 85:137-242
on-off Jecontrollers.
'63 A. A.
diags
Oeniral Kadio-
niuclunery Electronics control 33:44-6
lor liPD tanker;
'62 Sorensen. diags Electro-Tech 71:99-101 Ap
British JUariner. il Engineering ia5:4i)a Ap Liquid blending control. 11 Electronic Eng
12 '63
Centralized network control system developed, 34:743 N 500
Mini-Line '62 pneumatic computer-controller,
il Elec World IM-.bS O 15 62 il diags
More tanker Product automation Eng 34:78-9
on the S way. 16 '63^,diags
Choices tor progressive instrumentation.
F. E. Head. biblioK diags I a A J 9:74-/ Oil & Gas J 61:6()-1 Ja 14 '63
N '62 Multi-function unit static switching system
Choppers. Electro-Tech 70:181-24- N '62 for industry. C. G. Cargill. il diags Radio
Chronotrol program controller, il Mach 69:199 & Electronic Eng 26:231-40; Discussion. 240-
Ap '63
Consumer electronics: homo and auto con- New components. Published in monthly
trols. S. H. Gray, il diags Electronics 36: 1 S '63 of Automation
numbers
52-6 My 16 '63 New products.
bers of Control Published engineering in montlily num-
Contributions to the theory of tnne-optnnal
control. E. Kreindler. bibliog diags Franklin 1963 malerialH handling and packaging direc-
Inst J gear 276:314-44 Ap '63 Square D ltd. 11 tory; system.'* components. 11 Mod Materials
Control production; Handling lS:3.i3-««
Engineer Non-linear feedback Mycontrol '6:! systems, E
Control seen214:633 bigger O 12 '62
portion of business In- Levinson. bibliog diags Electro-Tech 70
vestment. programs
Control Eng 9:37-8+ D '62ships 76-81 Jl; lJ,S-27 Ag; 136-46 S; 131-40 O
Control system power for 71-82 N; 89-99 D '62 (reprints $3)
with controllable pitch propellers. W. H. Oil tanker automatic cargo handling sys-
Krogstad.
Controller
'63 diag S and
settings A E tuning.
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equipment— Desicn—Confuiuc d British standard for detailed conversion
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CONVERTERS, Electric. See Electric convert-
Vî- in ttheS^sPo:S
vi-rormalS^
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a't1o^s>nd system
design of ''"<=," ^S'înd ers '62
CONVEYING machinery
Automate conveyors for profit. 11 Iron Age
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Automating '63 at Westclox. J. A.
instrumentation systems H. H. Gorrie.
Us'lr'tl.d^ Eaton, il diags Mod Materials Handling
Automation 10:44-8 Mr 63
Directories 18:42-6 Agbuilt-up
Conveyor '63 from standard parts; Mira-
Tn<!truments and control systems 1963 buyers con. diag weighers
Conveyor Engineeringcontrol 194:463ironO pelletizing
12 '62
luidS^ Instruments & Control Systems 35; process; Bethlehem steel co. 11 Steel 161:
3-243 pt 2 O '62
Failure Conveyors
4G O 29 adapted
'62 to varied production. P. C.
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Reducing the heat
bib- Conveyors are Finishing 39:98-9 Jlmolding
key to automatic '63 sys-
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Rel^bili ty Techthrough material
O Gi Conveyors speed up painting of Rolls-Royce
Electro 7U:lo2
IVIaintenance and repair car bodies,and il shipping
Finishing Engineeringof bars 195:48 and
Ja 11small
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structurals. E. H. Swett. 11 diaes Iron &
n/c eqiiipment going. U F.
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Hpsseto keep & Factory 7J:7b-9 N bS Steel Eng 40:87-94 F drive
Frequency-controlled '63 system synchro-
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Food Eng 34:101 N '62
Handling_carbon black. R. R. Towers, il diag
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Handll.Tg system Prog reduces
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Manufacture il Automation 10:25 by My shuttle
'63
where the customers Heavy rolls handled system, diag
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âvf to^nfee t speciflc
Eng a ions.
10.27-8 M. 0.5P. South-
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Basic digitaJ actuator & Control output to precise control. G. Berkwitt. il
Gizeski il diags Instruments Mill & Factory 73:70-2problems
N '63 of material-
Jl '63
Systems 36;135-6Standards Kentucky firm solves
handling system, il Pit & Quarry 55:32
Signaling speeds for data, transmission: de-
E. Knitwear
Mr '63 firm is moving big volume easily;
veloprffent of an American standard RusslU mfg. CO. il Textile World 113:41-3
Lohse. flow chart il Mag of Stand 33.328-33
Loop conveyors speed motor repairs, il plan
wât^s new in control standards. H. L. Ja
Elec '63 Constr & Maintconveyors.61:102-4 E. N D.
'62 Ayers
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Terminology
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and A. W. Rhodes, bibllog il diags Chem
American standard defines Eng 70:166-72
Materials handling S 16sales '63 rise: wide range of
automatic controls D H. te"rVh°'?l^diigs
Smith. 11 diags new equipment attracts buyers. K. W
Mag of Stand 34:274-7 S 63
Testing NewBennett,assembly il Iron conveyors
Age 191:105-6 for Jeinstrument
13 '63
panels at AC spark plug div. il Automotive
Angle errors in resolvers "sed as synchros^ Ind materials
127:78-9 Nhandling 15 '62 and packaging direc-
J Carlsiein. diags Control Eng l0.;9-su u 1963
E M tory; conveying equipment, il diags Mod
Detlrmining plant controllability P- M. 10.87-9 Materials conveyor Handling for18:201-34
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and Performance of a self- il diag Productsystem
Pallet-loading Eng cuts 34:42 shipping
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Delefopment system . J. L. Douce and AD. Corn products CO. il Mod Materials Han-
optimizing
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Polyethylene dling 18:65 O replaces
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Method" of optimizing adjustab le parameters il dlag Modfinds Materials
In a control system. J. D. Robert.^ b.bliog Simulation the one Handling 1S:73 S lav-
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Operation ofpartment.aH. H.testFaasch Instruments & Trucking
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^ Manufactu ringnewconcentra tes proc- See also
Rockwell ess control work at r&d facility. Am Coal handling
Cranes, derricks, etc.
Dvestuff Rep 52:544 Jl S '63holler control Feeders
Simulator tests solid-sta te Hoisting machinery
M, B. Beard. 11 dlag Elec World 160:64-5 Hydraulic conveying
Step procedure in analyzing control systems. Loading and unloading
Mechanical handling
J E Valstar. diags Instruments & Con- Mine haulage
What trol to Systems
expect36:132-7 My '63 control lomis.
of contact Mine hoisting
Monorail conveyors
n M. Wills, diags Control Eng 10:81-3 Ore handlingconveying
F '63 Pneumatic
CONTROL rods. See Nuclear reactors — Control Sheet metal handling
rod.^
CONTROL towers. See Airports — TrafHc con- Belt conveyors
trol towers
At tronlc
any moment;
continuousaccurate weights with
belt weighing eJec-
systems.
CONTROLLERS,
trollers Electric. See Electric con-
E. W. Stearn. 11 diags Rock Prod 66:112-)-
CONTROLLERS Institute of America. See
Flnaiirial cxocullves institute Automatic blast furnace charging by con-
CONVECTION. Heat. See Heat convection Mv '63 veyor belts. A. Moutot. U dia«rs J Met&la
CONVERSION charts. See Charta (calculatlnjt)
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CONVEYING machinery — Belt conveyors Warehouse handles order a minute. 11 dlas
— Continued Steel 152:72-3
Automat-c system speeds sand to trucks; Western ElectricMr engineers 25 '63 describe our ideal
Palo-! Verdes sand & travel co. K. S. automatic dispatching system. J. W. Mul-
ler and R. A. Cornish, il diags Mod Ma-
BeltTorgerson.
conveyor il roundup. Rock ProdJ. 66:110+ Ja '63 11
H. Berestroru. terials Handling 18:60-3 Je '63
diags Rock
Builcin conveyors. Prod G.66:53-64^ F ■(■^ il diaes
G. Zt. Inian. Lubrication
Machine De^sien 35:144-54 Ja 17: 115-18 Ja Automatic lubrication for conveyor chains.
31 '63 act as gates to control material flow.
Chutes diag Engineer 216:105 Jl 19 '63
diae RockbeltProdcountinK 65:48 N '62 Maintenance and repair
Conveyor and sizins. R. E>. Belt conveyor roundup; maintenance tips
Carter-Pedler. 11 diags Ind Electronics 1: for increased belt life. J. H. Berestrom.
412-15 My belt'63 wins AISI design award.
Conveyor 11 il Rockpipe Prodprotects 66:88+ conveyor
F '63
Plastic idlers. In-
Steel 152:114
Conveyor hauls Mrrock, 18 '63generates power, diag creases life of belts, diags Coal Age 68:132
Eng N 171:46 Ag 29 '63 F '63 Numerical control
Conveyor
'62 transports
posing room, il Inland linecast
Ptr/Amslue's to com-
Lithogr 151: Programmed conveyor system handles heavy
paper rolls at the Milwaukee journal and
101 S '63
Distington-Goodman ropebelt conveyor struc- sentinel, il diag Automation 10:55-8 O '63
ture, il diags Engineering 194:486-8 O 12 Safety measures
Imp bulk hand with uniq c Conveyor system features safety. 11 Safety
rov
il diags
es weighs Food Eng ling.S4:71 O '62 ue onveyor
Isotope conveyor loads, il dlag Iron . Maint
CONVEYING 126:15-16 machinery'63 (long distance)
O
Age 192:144-5
Lesnev Matchbox S diecast 26 '63 toys, il Engineering Conveyor hauls rock, generates power, diag
194:718-20 Eng N 171:46 Ag 29 '63Portable
Ix>w porosity N allov 30 '62improves sand cast rollers. CONVEYING machinery,
il Mod Metals 18:77 D '62 mechanical Mobile belt conveyors; nieclianical and struc-
Mobile belt conveyors: and tural design. C. H. Neesom. il diags Mech
structural design. C. H. Neesom. U diags
Eng 85:48-53
Portable belt conveyor,F '63 il Engineer 216:565
NewMechproduction
Eng 85:48-53 line F integrates
'63 molding and
coremaking. R. H. Herrmann, il plan CONVEYOR belting. See Beltlne. Conveyor
O 4 '63
Foundry 90:48-51
On-the-move receiving cuts delays; Westing-O '62 CONVOY
house's Air arm div. E. Roberts, il diag Game theory of convoy routing. J. M. Dan-
Mod Materials Handling 17:64-5 D '62 skin, diagSolar.
COOKERS, Op Res See 10:774-85 N '62
Solar cookers
Plastic pipe protects conveyor-belt rollers.
COOKERY
Portable Chem
diags conveyor- Eng loaders70:206 meet Mr 18new '63 subbase
Adequacy ofstructicooking procedures for the and
de-
specs; near Binghamton, N.T. Roads & Sts on of salmonellae. A. Beloian
106:68-70 G. C. Schlosser. bibliog 11 Am J Pub
Some facts Apabout '63 deep-trough Idlers, diags
Coal Age 68:130 S '63 dock project, il Engi- Health
Bee also53:782-91 My '63
Spoil handling at Clyde Electronic cooking
Steel band neer 216:439 S 13 '63 perform unique Job at
conveyors Meat
Comparison of dry-heat cooking methods for
MelUs beltsltd. convey
Steel il diag hotFood sinter Eng at35:75American
Ja '63 round steak. C. Rodgers and others, bib-
'63 and Wire. U Iron & Steel Eng 40:
Steel Niacin, liog Food Techand17:931-3
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ribotiavin in fresh and
201-2 S '63that gets around. H. W. Newton.
Stockpiler cooked pale, soft, watery versus dark, firm,
il diags Mod Materials Handling 18:52-3 F dry pork muscle. J. A. Meyer and others.
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Vers radi stac H. W. Newt 11
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Conveying machinery (long distance)
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Chain conveyors Low-boiling volatiles of cooked foods. R.
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Lubrication and lubricants
Conveyor runs through high vacuum. II Mill (cutting and grinding)
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Cooled microscope stage using semiconductor
Control thermoelectric cooling. J. C. W. Crawley.
Automatic system speeds sand to trucks: diags curves
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31:1053-4 S '63 also subdivision Cooling under special
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Bullis. panel diaes ceilinKS. J Ap Phys Airplanes. Supersonic
Radiant K. E.34:1648-5
Boyar. Jediags '63 Condensers
Heating-PipinK 35:110-16 Ag '63 Diesel engines
Surface mass-transfer correlations. A. N. Electric generators
Tifford. AlAA J 1:1414-15 Je '63 Electric rectifiers
Theory of the longitudinally isolhennal Et- Electric transformers
tingshausen cooler. C. F. Kooi and othens. Biectronic apparatus and instruments
bibliog diags JandAp thermomagnetic Phys 34:1735-42 Je '63 Gas compressors
Thermoelectric cooling. Gas turbines. Aircraft
H. J. Goldsmid. bibliog il diags Ind Elec- Internal combustion engines •
Therinoelectric tronics 1:441-4. 467-70 ofMv-Je
systems cooling'63 and heat- Locomotives.
isuclear reactors Diesel-electric
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35:123-7 O: 152-4 N '63 Space
Trarisisiorsvehicles
Tliermoelectrical cooling: material charac-
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diags Inst E E Proc 110:1277-87 Jl '63 Case of the burlap packing. A. D. Sullivan.
Transient
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J 1:1449-51
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cooler uses 3o:i'(4-7 S '63
tlieiniomagnetic effect, il
Je '63
Vertical shutter heats or cools, il Eng N 171: Novel mechanical device lor Sproducing
diags Electronics 36:84-(- 9 '63 rapidly
41 SeeS 5 also '63 cooled metals and alloys of uniform thick-
Air conditioning 34:445-6 ness. Ap
P. Pietrokowsky.
63 diag K Sci Instr
Cooling towers Package chillers used in fueling, il ASHRAE
Crj'ostats
Heat convection J 5:116 Apcoolers, '63
Heat pump Space-age il diag Machine Design
Heat transmission Summer
35:86 Jaair31 conditioning
'63 and the effectiveness
Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery of home evaporative coolers in Texas. R.
Supercooling
COOLING, Industrial B. Orton. map immersion
Thermoelectric ASHRAE Jcooler 5:65-70developed;
F '63
Air mist aids deep-hole drilling. D. An- Whirlpool Corp. 11 Chem & Eng N 41:80
dreasson and H. J. Goodyer, jr. il diag 8ce also
Am•63 Mach/MetaJworking Manuf 107:81-2 Jl Cooling
Jl 29 '63 towers
8 '63 Design
Automatic filtering aluminum foil rolling
coolant, flow diag il Mod Metals 19:60+ O Design-in your own thermoelectric cooling.
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Coo o w d d G. M. Stur COOLING of water
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l t 437- s cuss 5-9 chine Designabsorption
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31 63 11 diag Ma-
CooMly '62 '63 trea rubb 4il4: Rub iWoon
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60-1ng Jl '63cooling rboosts e , b er l d Comp
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For flexibility, the air-evaporative cooler COOLING ponds
L. S. Harris, il diags Chem Eng 60:77-82 . Shall we switch to spray ponds? answers.
Power 106:164-5 D '62
GasD 24 blast '62 speeds strip cooling, il Iron Age 190: COOLING towers
99 D 20 '62 continuous
High-capacity cooling unit, diag '^',*i. Sandy cooling tower unique, il Elec
Engineering World tower,
Cooling 158:56 Ngrowing 19 '62 power adjunct; Amer-
Imjiroved weld 195:827strengthJe 21in '63 2000 series alu- V man power conference: abstracts of four
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Cooling Combustion 35:41-4 O il '63 map
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Jacket water for open hearth furnaces
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Laminar jet system for cooling hot steel sli-ijj.
J. N. Adcock. il diags Iron & Steel Inst J Drydiag cooling
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Protecting N '62 controlled machines gineer 214:1091-2 D 28 '62
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Rolling mill operation; all-aluminum roll
coolant system, il Light Metal Age 21:14
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Strides in radiant heat transfer. C. A. Mills. Enr-61?3iM- A^'^ "°" ^'"^ ^'^' ^°"^^
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Economics of closed vs fl%'\t OP^^^"""-
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Thermal pollution of surface supplies G E.
Arnold. Am Water Works Assn J 54: cycles. F. A. Ritchings and A. W. Lotz.
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Greatorex. il diags Inst Pet J 49:255-68; Mod Plastics 40:85+ F '63
Discussion. 268-72 S '63 Hyperbolic cooling tower highlights the fea-
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WTiat you, should know about mold cooling.
H.
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When snow blows at Allegheny rock chiller Natural-draft cooling towers; the shape of
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Enrif7: .M-3 station
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Cooling water
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Welding Steel alloy 153:sup S 18-19 O 14 problems.
'63
New solves brazing J. L.
Fine-'wire Mis Joins thick copper plate. J. Shaw and C. D. Ramsey. Electronics 35:
HowFairlie.
welder il dTasr aids Welding-
cableniaker. Eng il48:554-
Steel Jl '63
153:47 844- N in
Porosity 9 '62 high-strength seml-contlnuously
Jl 22 welds
Laser '63 copper leads. T. Maguire. 11 cast aluminlum-copper-magnesium alloy
ingots. M. F. Jordan and others. U Inst
Electronics welding
Resistance 36:88-1-copper O 25 alloys.
'63 C. F. Bulow.
Metals J of
Prediction 91:48-53
Curie '62-63 temperatures in ternary
il Am Mach/Metalworking Manuf 107:82-4 S P'e-Co-Nl alloys. J. L. Artley and others,
2 '63
COPPER, Powdered bibliog J
Properties of materials; Ap Phys 34:972-4 Ap '63 tables.
cupro-nickels;
Monsanto will enter copper powder field. Steel
152:124 Je
Printed circuit10 '63 conductors formed from Reanalysis of short-range order Mid-O
Materials in Design Eng 58:137 '63
in CujAu.
C. B. Walker and D. T. Keating, bibliog
copper powder, diagsandSteeliron151:80-1-
powderD 10 '62 diag J Apwelding Phys copper 34:2309-12
Shrinkage of copper com- Resistance alloys.Ag C. ^^3 F. Bulow,
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H. H. Hausner. 11 Metal Prog 83:104-84- 2 '62-63
'63
F '63 Selecting phosphorus brazing filler metals.
COPPER alloys R. E. Ballentine. ilofMach 69:138-40 My sys- '63
Architectural copper metals. H. E. Voegell. Solidification
'62-63 tem. H. E. curves the gold-copper
Bennett. Inst Metals J 91:158
Proe Arch 44:148-52 F '63
Catalytic activity of copper-nickel alloys as
a '63
function of argon-ion bombardment cur- Solidification of CvlAIj-A] eutectlc alloys. Q. A.
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H. E. Farnsworth. bibliog Ind & Eng
Chera Product Res & Develop 2:34-7 Mr Some aspects of casting gunmetals and nickel-
copper alloys. A. D. Sarkar. bibliog 11 diag
Choosing copper alloys for heat- transfer Metallurgia
Some 66:61-4 Ag
recent developments '62In copper alloys
equipment. C. L. Bulow. il Chem Eng 70:
1304- Mr 4 and '63 semi-continuous casting of and their uses: abstract. H. H. Scholefleld
Continuous and B. H. C. Waters. Metallurgia 66:151-2
copper alloy billets and rolling slabs: a
review of current practice. G. L. EJailey O '62
Stacking-fault probabilities in copper-nickel
■62-63 E. C. Mantle. Inst Metals J 91:385-91
and alloys. B. Henderson, bibliog Inst Metals J
Copper. G. C. Strubell. 11 Machine Design 35: 92:55-6 '63-64
Structures in Internally oxidized copper alloys.
18-28 M. F. Ashby and G. C. Smith, bibliog 11
Copper '62 Salloys
19 '63 In design. R. J. Severson. U
Inst ofMetaJs J 91:182-7 '62-63
Mech Eng 85:34-7 F '63 Study the ageing characteristics and tensile
Copper-base properties of step-quenched Al-Zn-Mg-Cu
Adams, il forgings Machine and Designdie castings.
34:138-42 "W.D C. 20 alloys. T. Williams,
'62
bibliog Inst Metals J
Copper-cobalt alloy strengthens iron powder Two 91:324-7
strong '62-63 copper alloys. Materials In Design
parts. E. H. Rennhack. il Metal Prog 83:
93-6 An '63 UseEngBe-Cu 57:84 alloys F '63 for molds. Plastics Tech
Copper-zirconium;
trical design; abstract. an alloy for advanced
J. Dooley elec-
and others. 9:60 Mr practices '63
Welding for beryllium-copper al-
Metallurgia 66:150-1 O '62 loys. E. E. Weismantel and others, blb-
Direct observation of the interaction of dis- lioer 11 diags Welding J 42:207-12 Mr '63
locations with 8' precipitates in aji aJumini- Where and when to use copper allovs. A. W,
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others, bibliog 11 diags alloy.
Inst S. Koda J and
Metals 91: 63
229-34 '62-63 Which alloy and which temper for current-
Effect of a dispersed second phase on the carrying springs. C. L,. Bulow. bibliog Prod-
recrystallization of aluminium-copper alloys. uct Bngcopper
34:60-7 alloys, Ja 7 '63a primer. A E More-
R. D. Doherty and J. W. Martfn. bibliog Wrought
dock. Materials in Design Eng 56:115-18 N
Eltectdiagof vacancy/Impurity
11 Inst Metals J 91:332-8 '62-63on the
Interaction
rate of quench-age-hardenlng In aluminium- Zirconium copper rod and wire. J. P. Lvnch,
copper alloys. K. M. Entwlstle and others,
bibliog Inst Metals J 91:84-8 '62-63 Jr. 11 Wire & Wire Prod 37:1593-64- N '62
Elecirodepositlon of copper-cobalt alloys; .See alsobronze
Aluminum
pyrophosphate baths. D. V. Subrahmanyam Brass
and T. L. Rama Char. Metal Finishing Bronze
61:68-9 My '63 Constantan
Extend piling life with Cu-Nl sheathing. J. Gvin metal
R. Hunt and C. M. Schlllmoller. 11 Hydro- Manganln
carbon Process & Pet Refiner 41:98-101 COPPER ammonium hydroxide
Flame photometric determination of man- Study of the abnormal viscosity of Proclon-
ganese in copper and steel alloys. D. A. dved cellulose in cuprammonium hydroxide.
Johnson and P. F. Lott. bibliog Anal Chem H. U Mehta and others, bibliog Soo Dyers
o5;i705-8 O 63
Further investigation of copper-alumlnlum & Col J behaviour
Viscosity 78:552-8 N of'62Procion- and Remazol-
alloys in the temperature range below the dyed cellulose In cuprammonium hydroxide.
Pâ 4- yi eutectold. R. P. Jewett and D. J. P. C. Mehta and others. Soc Dyers & Col J
Mack. 11 Inst Metals J 92:69-61 '63-64 79:315-16 Jl '63
COPPER chlorides COPPER iodides
Olefln-paralBn separation by supported cup- Oxygen-controlled conduction in thin films
rous chloride. JE. W. Stern. blblioK diaK Ind of cuprous iodide: a mixed valency anion
semiconductor. C. S. Herrick and A. D.
Polymerization of benzene lo j)-polyphenyl'(iiby
& Eng Chem Proc Deaien l;2til-4 O TevebauEh.
ir.l-21 F 63 bibliog Electrochem Soc J 110:
aluminum chloride-cupric chloride. P.
Kovacic and A. Kyriakls. bibliog Am Chem COPPER metallurgy
Soc J S5:454-S F 2U '63 Anaconda reduction works in retrospect. F. H.
Structure of the cuprous chloride-cycloScta- Day. il J Metals
diene-1.6 coniple.K. J. H. van den Hende Concentration at 14:S:;4-7
Bancroft. N '62 B. Barlin and
and W. C. Baird. jr. bibliog diag Am Chem N. J. Keys flow sheet il diag Min ling 15:
Soc J S5:10ua-lU Ap 5 '63 47-52 S '63
Design and operation of the Mission mill:
COPPER clad steel. See Steel, Copper clad
COPPER coating American smelting and refining co. N. L..
Hot dipped copper coat for steel suggested. Wei.ss and J. D. Vincent, flow sheet il
H. McQuaid. Steel 153:98 Jl 29 '63 diags
49:4;-51MinJa Cong 63 J 4S:CS-72-t- N: 44-51 D '62;
COPPER compounds Keiinecott adds unique lime plant to Hayden
Antil'erromagnetic resonance reduction works. J. B. Huttl. flowsheet il
copper salts. M. Date and K. In hydrated
Nagata. bib- diags Kngleaching & Min ofJ 163:94-6-1- N '62 J. A.
liog diags J Ap Phys 3-t;lU38-44 pt 2 Ap be- '(i3 Microbial copper minerals.
Coordination chain reaciiona; exchange Sutton and J. D. Corrick. bibliog il diag
tween ethylenediaminetetraacetatocuprate- Min technology
Kng 15:37-40
(II) and triethylenetetraminenickeldl). D. New of Je '6.1
leaching waste dumps. E.
C. Olson and D. W. Margerum. bibliog Am E. Malouf and J. D. Prater, diag Min Cong
Chem complexes
Copper Soc J 85:297-303 F 5 '63 Schiff bases
of o-hydroxy J 48:82-5 theN '62
Planning research route to profits: Ana
and Uie hydrolysis of the Schiff bases. conda American brass co. il Steel 152:
K. K. Chatterjee and others, bibliog Am 42-7 F 25 '63
Chem Soc J 85:2919-22
Decomposition of peroxides O 5 '63catalyzed by Recovery of copper from dilute process
copper compounds and the oxidation of streams. J. S. Jacobi. bibliog Min Eng 15:
alkyl radicals by cupric salts. J. K. Kochi. 56-62 S '63
Study of silica brick from the roof of copper
bibliog
Elfect of Am Chem
noncetlulosic Socmaterial
J 85:1958-68
on the Jlactinic
5 '63 refining furnaces. C. B. Clark and J. S.
degradation of cotton fabric; some copper McDowell, il Am Cer Soc Bui 42:404-8 Jl '63
containing fungicides. C. H. Bayley and Test operations begin at Butte copper con-
others, bibliog Textile Res J 33:849-54 O '63 centrator. 1 Eng & Min J 164:108 S '63
Homolj-tic
and anthracene phenylation of benzene,
in the presencenaphthalene
of copper See also
salts; correlation of partial rate factors with Copper founding
localization energies. S. C. Dickerman and Electrometallurgy
Or. B. Vermont, bibliog Am Chem Soc J 84:
4150-1 studyN 5 'i-l New process relies on unused Cu quality:
Kinetic of the copper(II) chelate cata- Arizona's Banner mining co. Eng & Min J
lyzed hydrolysis
fltioridate. R. L.of Gustafson
diisopropyl and phosphoro-
others. 164:92 mines
Jl '63 •and mining
COPPER 63
Am Chem
Kinetics and Soc J 85:598-601
mechanism Mr 5 '63
of chelate exchange Arizona
of bis-(4-imino-pentan-2-ono)copper(III and Arizona'smas newest
a quadridentate ligand. D. F. Martin. Chem mine. A. copper Knocrr producer:
and M. the Eigo.Christ-
flow
& Ind p 152S-9
Oxidation of freeS 14 '03
radicals from unsaturated sheets il maps plans Eng & Min J 164:55-67
compounds by cuprous salts. J. K. KochI
and F. F. Rust, bibliog Am Chem Soc J History,
Ja '63 growth and development of a small
mining company; Banner mining CO. A. B.
84:3946-53 O 20 '62 Bowman, il maps diag Min Eng 15:42-9
Polarographic study of the copper(II) com-
plexes of mono-, di-, and triethanolamine.
5?. B. Sturrock.
Preparation Anal Chem conductivity
and electrical 35:1092 Jl '63of Inspiration's
Je '63
problem; approach
Inspiration toconsolidated
the grade copper
haul
copper tetra-2,3-pyridinoporphyrazine and CO. T. M. Anderson, il Min Eng 15:42-3-1-
copper tetra-2,3-pyrazinoporphyrazine.
J. Danzig and others. Dibliog diag Am M. Mr '63 at the Palo
Mining Verde mine. B. W.
Chem Soc J of
Shrinkprooflng 85:668-71
wool withMr cupric
20 '63 ammonium Venable. il diags Min Cong J 49:14-18 Ja
sulfite solutions. J. R. McPhee. bibliog Te.x- New pro reli on unu Cu qua
tile Res Jof 33:578-9
Structure copper Jltetraphenylporphine.
'63 E. Arizona'scess Banneres mining sco. ed Eng & Min lit J
y;
B. Fleischer, diag Am Chem Soc J 85:1353-
4 My founding5 '63 164:92 Jl '63British Columbia
COPPER Highland Valley moves onstream. il Eng &
Dip forming of copper rod. il diag Iron Age
192:101-3 O 31 '63 Min J 164:122-)- Mr '63
Gases in copper-base alloys. J, F. Wallace Chile
and K. J. Kissling. bibliog il diags Foundry Developing an efficient transportation system
90:36-9 D '62: 91:64-8 ,Ta '63 at Chuqnicamata. W. L. Kletzman. 11 Min
Grain refinement of copper-alloy castings. J.
F. Wallace and R J. Ki.ssling. bibliog il Cong J 49:64-7 My '03
Foundry 91:54-7 Ag; 74-7 S 'OS Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland
Metal selector; copper casting alloys. Steel Concentration at Bancroft. B. Barlin and
151:sup S32 O 22 '62 N. J. Keys, flow sheet il diag Min Eng 15:
Bee also
Brass founding 47-52 S '63 Northern
Copperbelt. Rhodesia. II inap Min
COPPER In the body
Conner and zinc interreIation.ships in the iSng 14:57-9
Mufulira D
western '62expansion project Increases
pig. H. D. Ritchie and others, bibliog il production 50 per cent. C. A. O'Connell.
J Nutrition 79:117-23 F '63 bibliog 11 diags Min Eng 14:60-7 D '62
Gamma irradiation and Interrelation of India
dietary vitamin A and copper on their
deposition in the liver of swine. R. 1-. Distribution of radioactivity in the Mosa-
Shirley and others, bibliog J Nutrition 78: boni copper mine. Bihar. India. E. V.
454-6 t) '62 Gangadharam and others, bibliog map Econ
In vivo interactions of cadmium with copper,
zinc and iron. C. H. Hill and others, bib- Geol 68:506-14 JeMichigan
'63
liog II J Nutrition 80:227-35 Jl '63
Prevention of meat anemia in mice bv copper Anthonylte and caliimotite. two new minerals
and calcium. K. Guggenheim and othorq. from the Michigan copper district. S. A.
bibliog J Nutrition 79:215-50 F '63 Willlnnis. diags Am Alincralogist 48:614-19
COPPER industry and trade
Some vein-wall rock relationships In the
'''Ti'.SS-O^F-ei "^'""''''""■='- " *"" Cong J White Pine mine. Ontonagon ro., Mich.
My H.'63 Carpenter,
C°,'J1''fA, R. bibliog il maps diags Econ
164:101-3'i*"?^
r J.63 Zimmerman. Enc & Min J
Geol 68:643-66 Ag '63
293
COPPER plating
COPPER mines and mining — Continued
Montana Copper plating improves wire.
cision drawn titanium workability
D. A. of pre-
Marino,
Cold weather startins aids keep equipment il Mod Metals 19:48-9 Ap '63
roMins at Montana copper mines, il Diesel Copper transfer in retriiêrant-oil solutions.
H. O. Spauschus. bibliog ASHRAE J 5:89-
Equip Supt
Growlh 41:34 OHill.'63 R. J. Nemmers.
at EuUe il 92-1- Je
Effect of '62 copper plating on the velocity of
map Comp Air Was 67:S-13 D 'G2 propagation
Nevada 25 per cent of a normalwire.
zirconium region
Z. J.in J.niobium-
Stekly
and B. Hoag. J Ap Phys 34:1376-7 pt 2
GeoloRy of the Terington mine J. R. Wilson,
il plan diags Min Cong J 49 -.30- 4 Je bi Effect of some addition agents on the kinetics
of
Ap copper
'63 electrodeposition from a sulfate
New Mexico solution. D. R. Turner and G. R. Johnson,
Chino inaugurates new skip haulage system; bibliog il diags Electrochem Soc J 109:798-
Kenecott copper Corp. J. B. Huttl. il Eng & 804. 918-22 kineticS-O '62 parameters
Electrode for copper
Min J 163:92-3
History, growth andN '62 ,
development of a small deposition on clean and soiled copper
mining company; Banner mining co. A. B. cathodes. L. '63Karasyk and H. B. Linford.
Bowman, il maps diag Min Eng 15:42-9 bibliog diag Electrochem Soc J 110:895-904
Je '63 Nicaragua Electroless copper deposition. F. Pearlstein
Operations at La Luz mines and Rosita Ag '63
and
Finishingothers, Electronic
pointer; Ind 21:117-19
determination S '62 in
of copper
mines. Nicaragua. Central America. J. cyanide baths. S. Konishi. Metal Finishing
Plcca.<:h and others, plan diag Can Min &
Met Bui 56:635-41 Ag '63 61:98 Je '63
Impurities in copper plating solutions. F. I
Nobel and B. D. Ostrow. bibliog Plating 50:
Peru
Preventive maintenance at Toquepala. M. R. S23-6 Squinolinolate
COPPER '63
Josephson and L,. E. Kitch. il Mm Cons J
49:36-D Jl '63 Analysis
Tennessee Direct photometric titration (EDTA) of cop-
per S-quinolinolate. T. D. Miles and others,
Tennessee copper co. now uses AN-FO for bibliog Am Dyestuff Rep 52:230-3 Ap 1
80 per cent of its blasting. H. B. Estabrooks.
diags Min Eng 14:59-60 N '62 COPPER rods. See Rods. Copper
Transvaal COPPER sulfates
Methods of treating cold weather algae with
Palabora gets financing for new copper proj- copper sulfate. Pub Works 94:188-1- My(JuSO*
'63
ect. Eng & Min J 164:136 Ag '63 Treating
for algae Singers
control. Gap M. reservoir
H. Diven.withil Water
Western states
AVorksabout
Truth Eng 116:468-9
Miss Je '63 with
Liberty; text of
Operational improvements
necott copper corp. C. D. Baer. at Chino;
il Min Ken-
Cong D. H. Osbom report. Materials in Design
J 49:28-31 Mr '63 Ensr 57:80-1
COPPER sulfidesJe '03
Yugoslavia Djurleite. Cui.se. a new mineral. E. H. Rose-
Majdanpek copper mining project, Yugoslavia. boom, jr. Am Mineralogist 47:1181-4 S "62
See also
A. W. Knoerr. flow sheets il map plans Bornite
diags Eng & Min J 163:77-88 S '62 Chalcopyrite
Idaite
COPPER orts , , „,
Arizona's newest COPPER tubes. See Tubes. Copper
mas mine. A. copper
Knoerr producer:
and M. the Eigo.Christ-
flow COPPER wire. See Wire. Copper
sheets il maps plans Eng & Min J 164:55- COPPERWORK
67 Ja '63
Geology of the „ Yerington mine. J. , „R. „,.,
Wilson, See also
Copper founding
il plan
Host rocks diagsforMincopperCong ore.
J 49:30-4
W. J.Je Bichan.
'63 COPYING processes
Annual diazo section, il diags Ind Phot 11:
Econwater
Mine Geol treated
57:1262-7in Dcone'62 precipitator; Ken-
necott copper corp. il Eng & Min J 163:116 Centralized O '62
19-27-1- or decentralized reproduction?
D '62 F. Stephen,
Copyingi technology. il Ind Phot
W. T.12:18-19
Johns. sec
Prog2 JeArch
'63
Non-genetic classification of copper deposits.
P. Gilmour. bibliog Econ Geol 57:450-3 My 44:145-8 Jl
Diazo for papermakers. '63 D. C. Poudrier. bib-
'62: Discussion. W. D. McCartney. 57:1131-2
N '62
Ore knob massive sulfide copper deposit. Effectiveliog TappiX-ray 46:supcopying.
147A-50AL. JlS. "63Weinsteln.
North Carolina; an example of recrystallized il Ind Phot 12:46-1- Ap '63
ore. A. R. Klnkel. jr. il diags Econ Geol 57: Zerox CO. 's new desk-top copier, model 813.
1116-21 N '62; Discussion. R. W. Hutchin- diag
See Product
also Eng 34:69 O 28 '63
son. 5S:997-S S '63; Reply. 58:1159-60 N '63 Blueprints
Some vein-wall rock relationships in the Photomechanical processes
Xerography
White Pine mine. Ontonagon CO.. Mich.
R. H. Carpenter, bibliog il maps diags COPYING processes (machine work). See Ma-
Econ Geol 58:643-66 Ag '63 chine work — Copying processes
See also CORAL reefs and islands
Bomite
Calumetite See also
Alacran Reef
Chalcopyrite
COPPER oxides CORAL rubber. See Rubber. Artificial
Determination of the surface population of CORALS
copper oxide whiskers by electron micro- First paleozoic fossil from Philippine archi-
scopy techniques. W. R. Lasko and W. K. pelago. W. H. Easton and M. M. Melen-
Tice. bibliog il diags Anal Chem 34:1795-7 dres, jr. bibliog map Am Assn Pet Geolo-
D '62 CORD fabrics.gists Bui 47:1871-3
See TireO fabrics
'63
Effect of hydrogen reduction on the morphol-
ogy of copper oxide whiskers. W. R. Lasko CORDAGE
and W K. Tice. bibliog' il diag Electrochem See also
Manila hemp
Soc J 109:1070-6 N '62 CORDILLERAS. See Mountains
Magnetic properties of the dual oxide sys-
tem CuO-FaiO.i. W. O. Milligan and others, CORDS, Nylon. See Nylon cords
bibliog J Ap Phys 34:2093-6 Jl '63 CORDS, Rayon. See Rayon cords
Oxidation of propylene with air over a cop- CORE sampling
per oxide catalyst. D. S. Billingslev and Continuous cores of Bahamian calcareous
C. D. Holland, bibliog diags Ind & Eng
Chem Fundamentals 2:252-7 N '63 sands, made by vibrodrilling. J. E. Sanders
and J. Imbne. diags Geol Soc Bui 74:2187-
System copper oxide-alumina. S. K. Misra
and A. C. D. Chaklader. Am Cer Soc J 46: Horizontal
92. pi 1-2 wire O '63line operations at the Bunker
509 O '63 Hill
23-f- mine.
Ja 63 A. L. Lense. il Min Cong J 49:
COPPER pipes. See Pipes. Copper
CORNEA „ __,
CORE sampling — Continued , ,,,^ , Management of corneal lesions follow1n«
How to evaluate low-permeability reservoir
rocks. M. Rieckmann. biblioB dlag Oil & trauma. W. B. Clark. Ind Med 32:47-62
NewGas technique
J 61:150+ for S the 2: 115-18 S 9 cormc
laboratory ^63 of F '63
CORNSTARCH
coal. J. M. Jones and J. A. Bell, il Econ Heat- stable gum moves toward commerciali-
Geol 58:791-5 AK '63 zation; variety of uses seen, il Chem &
Precise controls give full core „ recovery. V.
Read. 11 rtlags Min Kns 15:39-41 Ae B3 Eng N mills
Impact 41:44 provideMr 11 '63 better starch recovery.
Start of the pleistocene. Sci Am 208:764- H. Adams '6 and J. Felix, il Food Eng 36:47
Mr '63 F '6 2 3 ^ ^
Techniques of outcrop rock, sampling. ,.
J.T -r, B. Starch fractionation process patents. Food
F. Champlin and others, il Oil & Gas J
61:274-7 S 23 '63 „ , Tech
Thin-boiling 16:74 O '62
eflBciency at pearl starch cost.
Undereround wire line coring .system; Bunker J. T. SeaweU. il dia^s Textile Ind 127:52-6
Hill CO. L. A. Lindelof. il Min Cone J 49: F '63
22+See Jaalso
'63 CORONA. See Sun — Corona
Petroleum— Well drilling — Sampling CORONA (electricity)
COR ES CKHM, tour-way tester checks Polaris cases.
Air-set cores cut casting costs. 11 Foundry il Steel spots 153:77 corona S 2 in '63 insulation. D. Eigen
90:23 Opowder
'62 Detector
British cores ,by shock , , wave method. .x. ^ and A. W. Gothberg. diag Elec World 159:
Steel 153:153-4 S 16 'BS
Castings get thinner slots. 11 Iron Age 192:91 105 Je 17 corona
Increasing '63 thresholds In dielectrics.
R. A. Samoden. Electronics 35:80+ N 9
Ceramics solves steel.
wall stainless metal L.casting problem:il diags
McCormick. thin- Inte betw the coro dis
andract a zinc oxide een electrode. T. na Elder,charbib-
Cer Ind 80:58-61
Cleanliness stressed Mr in'63 making cores for ions ge
hydraulic castings, il Foundry 91:104+ liog
Measurement II diag J An Phys 33:2804-14
of noise pulses generated S '62by
'62 SCI corona discharfte tubes. J. R. Kemplay.
Jl '63
Economic use of shell cores in steel castings.
E W. O'Brien, il diags Foundry 90:42-5 O J Sci noi.se
Radio Instr 40:466-7 and S '63 loss results from
corona
project ehv. J. J. Laforest and others.
High qual i cast Met bibliog diags IEEE Trans Power Apparatus
er ity '63 ron ings al
67:307-8
Intricate Je
ca-^tings made with. zircon lursand
gia & Systems
Re\'iew of electricalp735-48; Discussion. 748-50for O ehv
'63
transmis.sion. H. R. designStewart. factors
Elec Eng 82:
cores, il Foundry
Self-forming core process90:134 increases
D '62 casting ÎR-M At; '63
design freedom. C. H. Watts, il Foundry Te.sting filament wound missile cases. C. R.
91:164-5+
Some aspectsMy of '63the COj process. J. Aston Weymueller. California
CORONADO, 11 Metal Prog 84:113-14 S '63
and H. G. Emblem. bibliOB MetaUurgia 66: Water supply
221-3
See Nalso'62
Molds (for casting) No red water and more flow for Coronado,
CORIOL1S force Calif. O. L,. Banz. il diag Water Works
Magnetic torques and , Coriolis ^ , ,. effects on a
Eng 116:728-9+
magnetically suspended rotating sphere. CORPORATE names S '63
J. C. Keith, bibliog diags J Res Nat Bur How to change a company's name; Virginia
Stand and
Theory 67D:533-8 practiceS '63 in vibratory rate gyros. engineering co's new name Is Basic con-
G. C. Newton. Jr. bibliog diags Control Eng CORPORATIONS struction CO. il Eng N 169:31-2+ N 8 '62
Finance
10:95-9 Je '63
CORK See alsoexpansion
Suberosis; a pneumoconiosis due to cork dust. Industrial
L. de Carvalho Cancella. bibliog 11 Ind Med Profit
32:435-45 O '63 Foreign subsidiaries
CORN Chrysler hunts markets abroad. H. F. Jones.
Chelates and the trace element nutrition of
corn. L.. Chesnin. bibliog J Agri & Food 11 Iron market
Common Age 191:103 lures ApIntercheraical.
25 '63 11 Chem
Chem of11:118-22
Effect amino acid Mr '63imbalance on nitrogen & Eng pushes N 41:25-6southwest
Ap 22 '63 France as plant
■63 Davison
retention; interrelationships between meth- site, il map Chem & Eng N 41:34-5 Ja
ionine, valine, isoleucine and threonine as
supplements to corn protein for dogs. R. Dow steps up activity in Europe: has new
Bressani. bibliog J Nutrition 79:389-94 Mr 21 '63
European headquarters in Switzerland, and
Effects of low-dose Irradiation and storage offices and plants In seven European coun-
on acceptability of broccoli, sweet corn,
and strawberries. D. C. Martin and D. A. Ell Lilly expands & and
t r i e s , i l Chem Eng reorganizes
N 41:64-5 OIn 21Britain.
'63
TIchenor.between bibliog preference
Food Tech scores 16:96-100 Chem & Eng N 41:30 Je 24 '63
Relation andN ob-'62 GM's Australian expansion. E. C. Daum. 11
Automotive Ind 129:37-9 Jl 1 '63 J. D Hen-
jective and subjective quality measurements Going abroad with vour busines.s?
of canned corn and pears. L. A. Sather and ricks. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 91:292-3+.
L. D. Calvin, bibliog Food Tech 17:917-20
696-7+:to 92:292-4+
Guides estimating S.costs D '62. Mr '63 abroad.
of plants
Jl '63
Supplementation of cereal proteins with
amino acids: effect of supplementing lime- Chem Eng 70:168+
How Clark equipment manages engineering Jl 8 '63
'63
treated corn with different levels of lysine, overseas. J. F. Bechtel. Automotive Ind
tryptophan and isoleucine on the nitrogen
retention of young children. R. Bressani 129:70-1 Jl 15and'63marketing In the emerglnir
and others, bibliog J Nutrition 80:80-4 My Manufacturing
countries. G. C. Jones. II Chem Eng 70:
See also 69-74U.S.
Ap chemical 1 '63
Cornstarch More Investment goes abroad.
CORN flour
Nutritional evaluation of processed whole ChemCanadian
New & Eng Nlaws41:28under
S 9 '63Industry study.
corn floures. R. Bressani and others, blblloe
J AktI & Food Chem 10:308-12; 11:29 Jl '62. Overseas efforts pay oft Je
Chem & Eng N 41:24 for 24Sharpies.
'63 11 Chem
CORNJa oil '63 & Eng N pitfalls,
Pathways, 40:16-17 andD planning 31 '62 for going
Relative effects of rapeseed oil and corn oil Into export trade. II Chem & Eng N 41:
on rats subjected to adrenalectomy, cold, 132-8+ My 20 '63 (reprints 76c)
or pyridoxine deprivation. J. L. Beare and
others bibliog J Nutrition 80:157-61 Je '63 Renault has doubled volume by licensing pacts
Type and quantity of 3 B-hydroxysteroIs 11 Automotive Ind 129:65-6 Jl 15 '63
excreted by subjects subsisting on formula Structure of chemical markets changing;
rations high in com oil. H. L,. Haust and common market shifts emphasis from Im-
J- MR. Beverldge. bibliog J Nutrition ports-exports toward networks of overseas
subsidiaries. W. Schoellkoff. Chem & Eng N
CORN products
See also 41:20 starts
Swift S 23 to
'63 make chemicals overseas, map
Corn flour Chem & Eng N 41:34-6 Jl IB '63
295
CORPORATIONS— Foreien subsidiaries — Cont. between
U.S. companies make more overseas. Chera distributions. provide
^be?wp»';?®'S'*=,^^^"=^"'=« L,. B. comparisons
Andersen
Why & EriK
not Nspeali 40:25 with O 8 a'62foreign accent? E. K. Keduced state correlation for the Rnqkoo-
Stilbert. Tappi 46:sup 16A+ Jl '63 R£J'f'".^^"« 70:139-44 Jl 8 '63 -a^Qersen.
Reports and yearbooks &'^"#'"'^® ru'^-„I3amasius °f
S™c ,t?e°^'"n''""^"'^^'' andsample
G. Thodos. Ind
mole"cula?
Financial reporting for small business. W. P. <?iîffroS„ *-'"?™ Fundamentals 2:73-7 F '63
fniSfio'??'^ °I instantaneous and short-term
Hutchison. Pit & Quarry 55:132-4 Ja '63
Taxation
Canada's discriminatory taxes hit U.S. In- ^,P?oc'"50:m?-s'^62'^-
''c!i e^^î'4i'=iSta°"p.'°^°'^- ^"^' ^^'^ ^"8
dustry hard, tax
il Iron Age with
191:46-7
^^ 'sTe?ô'^d^ rfv^d'iS-
How to save dollars new Je 27 '63
deprecia- f^^rbon Process & PeV ■v&Rl^°2LiYtre.
tion guidelines. J. Bedford. Pit & Quarry
55:133-4taxN '62 °°i^!^JwfP^°^^'^^ schools and courses
Income investment credit: directly de-
ductible income tax benefits to encourage
plant modernizaUon. H, J. Ashe. Pit & Ippie^Lri'^l^^' ir°™ the mailman.' R. E.
Quarry 55:159-604-
Investment credit can Ja '63mean modernization ros°fn°^' ^'«<=t'-olytic. See ElectrolyUc cor-
and expansion at minimum cost. R. Sheri-
dan. Mod Metals 19:72-1- My '63 coR^cf ri^ ■"" «^«"-'^-^^^^^^^^^
CORfjOSION and anti-corrosives
It's easier now to modernize and expand;
present a income
pavers valuable tax financial
laws canassist. give H. tax-J.
iiT pec ■ °' tiieI69I102-3
wSrld F n^63^'^' ^"'^''
NewAshe.Internal Pit & revenue
Q,uarry 56:113-16-1-
service rulings O '63 fetter \ r ,iôf%''L
inhibUor acid corrosion
^'»™oniu m of stppi
compound s has
more freedoms. J. B. Kobak. Rock Prod
66:126-1- My '63 Ag %f^'''^- bibliog J Ap 'c°hem fsflib-W
■What
federalyou taxshould laws. knowLi. J. about
Seidler.changes
Foundryin "^"ingTit^ s" c'^'-Tin^''?!'^ stabilized in warm-
91:82-5 Mr '63
CORPULENCE
Attitudes towards physical activity, food and ^"Jf2^9^2
Bifif ^>^' <=°"°«^°"- " Iron ^""'-
%l'^'^ 4''2fl!4"l^^'?6T''°"
Sf"fs R«""-' Ase
family iii obese and nonobese adolescent ^^?oK?'' ■P^r.S' corrosion detscUve T M
girls. B. A. BuUen and others, bibliog PÎS -63" ^^^"^ ^^ 70:122-f p-4;^lSbM^
Am
Chorionic J Clinical
gonadotropinNutrition 12:1-11
in the treatment Ja '63 of
'63 bibliog Corrosion «t«el
'^p1?dSSs^"l!i'wi?.^°M'^"'^ 19:113-14 Mr
corrosion
obese women. L. S. Craig and others, bib- Chemi cal therm
liog Am J Clinical Nutrition 12:230-4 Mr ture reactions odyna mics of high temnera..
in metal dusting cor?os
S'63; 63 Discussion. A. T. Simeons. 13:197-8 P. A. Lefrancois and W. B. Hoyt bih 1S i,?,;
Evaluation of anorexigenic agents; studies
with chlorphentermine. S. K. Fineberg. li Corrosion 19:360-8 O '63 ■^"i't. Dibliog
bibliog Am J Clinical Nutrition 11:509-16
N 'G2adolescent girls; an unrecognized minor-
Obese
ity group? L. F. Monello and J. Mayer,
bibliog Am J Clinical Nutrition 13:35-9 ô™-^.' J-ffl--^f i\ %^\ tank a>r^
Jl '63 some ^"niJ^L °% atmospheric corrosion P j
Obesity: considerations of treatment; oif,?^",?^' •' corrosion
°Oi""-olHng âppl 46:sup 157A-62A Ad '6^
in carbon-ftetl
editorial. G. G. Duncan. Am J Clinical tuLs
Nutrition 13:199-200 O '63
■Weight
Miller maintenance
and P. R. Payne, and food
bibliogIntake. D. S.
J Nutrition
78:255-62 N '62 i'i5^?s"Tri ^^Sd°"'s"oTu.ô"n's "r 'T-1S'"™
Weight See atsfj(physiology) fs"''o^62'- GlukhrS.*'?rj Ip &e^fj:T5"7t
CORRELATION (geology)
Perspective correlation. T. B. Haites. bibliog
diags Am Assn Pet Geologists Bui 47:553-74
Ap '63
CORRELATION (statistics)
Autocorrelation by magnitude of the differ- "«n"
ence. T. A, Martin. Inst Radio Eng Proo N%"v^ 2?'rngin»'r,1io»'^<'ri
60:2499 D '62
Change '63 in the six number as a variable In
quantitative structure-reactivity correla-
''»?n\^'d?o"cflo1fc^°lid™°^*1f"?S?M"'<=''%'
tions of esters. C. K. Hancock and others,
bibliog Am Chem Soc J 85:1297-9 My 6 f^'?;i"^r^ Elect-^ro^cSifm "soc« j"l1'^f65T-f
'"276°1'?2"a^"1 ^^f ^'«^" »"• '^^t- Engineer
Comparative study of the correlation of sea- ''w^^d°"21:TS"a°''63^-
sonal and diurnal cycles of transhorizon «• ^^°'-- ^^^^s
radio transmission loss and surface refrac-
tivity. B. R. Bean and others, bibliog J Res
Nat Bur Stand 66D:593-9 S '62
Correlation of mass transfer data of solid-
Marangozissystems
liquid in agitated
and A. I John.son
vessels.
bibliog Can
J
19:199-204 Je '63
J Chera Eng 40:231-7: 41:133 D '62. Je '63 9:199-204 engineer's
Je "63 °'°"o& U diags
*^'T?F®iv"8" w"?^ y?^, constants of the Benedict- Corrosion notebook vi Corrosion
n -o^
Webb-Rubm-Friend equation
2-methyl paraffins. R. G. Qriskeyof and state for
L. N. S.2 Ja, 75 F. 54 Mr; 88 My; 109 S '63
Canjar. A I Ch E J 9:182-3 Mr '63
Error analysis in the digital computation of Si'ja-
''°and°' ST F^^TM^^°=°Al "'^""^b ^■62:^T7"
'dTsci"s sir^'r ^"'^2"™^^^'
tha autocorrelation function. H. L Crow- abstract
son, diags AIAA J 1:488-9. 1968-9 F. Ag P721-2 My 4 '63 °^^' ^''^™ & Ind
DJ
'^°p'J?fJfn"es'"Â''"6°"A^^,s^fr'
Experimental correlation analyzer for meas- a"nî"& ^'"^^^
uring system dynamics. C. W. Ross and
A- ^\; SP"- bibhog il diags IEEE Trans fro™5%"7-13'"j"l'°.^63 <^-^ ^'ectro%"h^:?- S^^-î
?°s"'63 ^'^^"""""^ p554-61;T3iscussion. 561-
Frequency response measurement by cross
1°?''°4
and others-f'j^--?i
. 11 dlagoi"sy'i't
ASB^^^^jr ji^rh^j
\\^3^"-
ff^
Corrosion no factor In iif^ «» a 1
J?rjelation. fi. R. Funke. IEEE ft^c 5lT
Monte Carlo computations in normal correla- piling.
Corrosion Roads &st3 106. n°F^'/^° ^^^^
of carbon steol 'h,r 1,1 1\
w^r.i?"i'"^'"?- 9.- O- Hartley and D L. ture liquid me??5rv a H Fft^.'^^™"^™.:
^™. Assn for CompuUng Mach J 10:302-6 others, bibliog II d'lairV" Trw* 'li'ân and
110:964-9 S '63 ^ Electrochem Soc J
296 APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY '63 INDEX 1963
CORROSION and anti -corrosives — Continued To fight corrosion, spread it thin. 11 Am Mach/
Corrosion of fllm-tormine metals. J. E. UseMetaJworking
ui puicuiiosiais Manuf in107:80 Jl 8 '63
corrosion studies. I
Uralev. il Chem Kiik 6a;256+ N 12; 1d2 +
N 26 '62 Dugdale.
= i !■" 'î bibliog diags J Ap Chem
■ ■,13:41-^
Corrosion of ironfilmin properties an HiS-COs-HsO sys- Uses of dewatering rust preventives, il En-
tem: corrosion on pure iron.
J. B. Sardisco and others, il diags Cor- gineering 195:50-1 Ja
Velocity studies; diffusion- controlled corrosion11 '63
rosion 19:354-9 O '63 , .^,. „ reactions. G. S. Gardner, bibliog Corrosion
Corrosion of metallic surfaces, bibhog Elec- 19:81-90 Mr '63 , ,
Corrosion of metals by acetic acid. C. ,,
tro-Tech 71:12-13 Ja '63 . .- „ M. Water-thinned primers for steel surfaces. 11
Eisenbrown and P. R. Barbis. il diags Ind Finishing 39:54-1-
Why stainless steels crack in service. H. G. Ag '6:i
Chem Eng 70:148-1-
Corrosion of plated metals after heating Ap 29 '63 Bennett, il Can Chem Process 47:95-74- (J
in vacuum. R. H. Wolff, bibliog il Plating See also
50:905-10 of O '63 ,^ silver
., and, re- Aluminum — Protection
Corro.-iion platinum, gold, Corrosion resisting materials
fractories in molten carbonates. G. J. Janz Klectrol.vtic corrosion
and others, bibliog diags Corrosion 19:292- Erosion of metals
Galvanizing
4 Ag '63
Corrosion of steel in concentrate . ^ dJ ,.., lithium ■ Metal coating
hydroxide solution at 316 C. M. C. Bloom Metal protection
and others, bibliog il diag Corrosion 18: Paint. Protective
401-5 N '62special report, il diags Materials Passivity
Corrosion: Tarnishing of metals
in Design Eng 57:85-122 Ja '63 (reprints
75c) Water purification — Corrosion control
Current status of alkaline digester corrosion Wateralso suppb — Corrosi\Corrosion
subdivision eness under special
as reported by regional digester group. subjects, e.g.
H. M. Canavan and Z. S. Blanchard. Tappi Aluminimi
46:suphumidity 17SA-S1Acontrol S '63 pay for rust preven- Automobiles
Does Boilers
Chemical plants
Durability of concrete in Jeservice,
tion? Iron Age 191:80-2 27 '63 diags ^. Am Copper
Concrete Inst J 59:1771-820 biblloglp 1816- Heat exchangers
19) D '62: Discussion. 60:2071-80 pt 2 Je '63 Hot water tanks
Effect of inhibitors on protective properties Lead
of iron sulfide scale. W. B. Hughes and Nickel
V L.. ofStromberg. Corrosion and 19:9-11 Ja '63 on Niobium
Effect metal composition structure Oil tanks
corrosion and oxidation. H. H. Uhlig. bibliog Paper and pulp mills
diags Corrosion Petroleum — Well casini;
Elastomers solve 19:231-7 corrosion Jl '63problems: ab- Petroleum
stract. H. Elsasser. S A E J 70:99-100 N '62 Petroleum — pipe Well lines tubing
European research on lubrication; the reac- Petroleum refineries
tivity of deformed metal surfaces. T. Liu Silver
and R. J. Benzing. Lub Eng 19:339-41 Ag Steam pipes
Steam turbines
Finishing rusty surfaces. W. B. Maas. Ind Titaniiun
Finishing Water pipes
How anodic 39:99-101 protectionMr halts '63 corrosion. H. A. Zinc
Webster, diags Can Chem Process 47:48-50-f Zirconium Bibliography
HowMr to '63 control rust; review . of. all „ ways to Report of NACB technical imit committee
protect a cold-rolled steel surface from T-3F on corix)sion by high purity and re-
atmospheric corrosion. 11 diag Product Eng lated waters in nuclear power and steam
34:101-12
How to prevent Je 10: 55-66 rusting. Jl 22 Engineer
'63 215:39o generating plants. Corrosion 18:440-8; 19:
Mr 1 '63 ^. ,, .temperature 26-36 D ■62-Ja '63
Influence of oxygen on high Stress corrosion
aqueous corrosion of iron. W. E. Ruther Corrosion and age hardening studies of some
and R. ,K. Hart, bibliog 11 Corrosion 19:127- cast stainless alloys containing ferrite.
J. W. Flowers and others, bibliog 11 Cor-
Inhibitors:^ abstract. R. S. Thornhill. Chem
& Ind p 1198-9
Inhibitors used inJl 20 mines'63 and paper mills. Cracking rosion in19:186-98 My '63
iron-nickel-cobalt alloy wire.
J. B. Hambley. il Can Chem Process 47: R. G. Baker and A. Mendizza. il Electro-
S4-5-^
Inhibits Ap '63
condenser tube corrosion. , A., T,Kaiser. . Tech 72:11-12
Cracks under theO 'o3 microscope. D. T. Williams,
Elec World 158:56-1- N 5 '62 il Chem
Dislocation Engsubstructure
70:1544- My vs 27 transgranular
'63
Is blast-furnace-slag backfill corrosive to stress corrosion susceptibility of single
iron? Engineer 216:557 O 4 '63 phase alloys. P. R. Swann. il Corrosion 19:
Linear polarization measurements In the study
of corrosion inhibition. R. A. Legault and 102-12 ofMr applied
Effect '63
'63 stress and cold work on
M. S. Walker, bibliog diags Corrosion 19: stress corrosion cracking of austenitic stain-
222-6 Je '63 less steel by boiling 42 percent magnesium
Long-time atmospheric corrosion tests on chloride. H. P. Hawkes and others, bibliog
low-allov steels; abstract. H. R. Copson. 11 diag of Corrosion 19:247-53polarization
Jl '63 on the
Metal Prog 83:1724- F '63 Effects electrochemical
Michigan Bell unearths hidden reasons for corrosion-fatigue
alloy. J. A. Whittaker. behaviour ilofInst an Al-Zn-Mg
Metals J
rust; abstract. G. H. Selke. S A E J 70:93-
4 O '62 91:346-8 specimens
Hollow '62-63 for stress-corrosion work.
Molybdenum disulrhide and corrosion, il En- il Engineering 196:427 O 4 '63
New corrosiongineering Inhibitors 196:237 At; 23 '63 for steel. II Chem Many faces of corrosion. L. H. Seabrlght and
R. J. Fabian, bibliog diags Materials In
Eng
Nitrogen 69:208-1- S 17 '62
oxides: Diesel villain; gases attack Design Eng of 57:85-91 Ja '63
Mechanism stresri corrosion in stainless
lubricating oil and engine parts. E. W. steels; abstract. Metal Prog 84:154-6 Ag
Landen. S A E J 71:70-3 S '63
Pitting corrosion of metals. J. M. KolotyrknI. Relationship between hydrogen pickup and
bibliog diag Corrosion 19:261-8 Ag '63 susceptible paths in stress corrosion crack-
Potentiodynamic investigation on the influ- ing of type 304 stainless steel. D. A.
ence of phenylthiourea on tlie anodic and Vaughan and others, bibliog 11 Corrosion
cathodic polarization curves of iron in acid 19:315-25; Discussion. 325-6 S '63
solution. L. Cavallaro and others, bibliog Stress-corrosion cracking. T. P. Hoar, bib-
diag Corrosion 18:396-400 N '62 liog diags Corrosion 19:331-8 O '63
Rust converted to useful oxide. Iron Age Stress-corrosion cracking Investigation of
191:93 My 16 '63 two low alloy, high-strength steels. R. A.
Sealer extends rust-free life for metallized Davis. II diags Corrosion 19:45-55 F '63
structures. A. P. Shepard. II Iron Age 191: Stress-corrosion cracking of type 304 stainless
69-71 Ap 11 '63 steel at 455 to 615 F. H. L. Logan and
Stopping corrosion of steel by methylated others. 11 Materials Res & Stand 3:635-9
spirit. Engineering 106:106 Jl 26 '63
Ag '63
297
New corrosion test for stainless steel. Metal
CORROSION and anti-corrosives— Stress cor- Finishing 61:67-1- My '63aluminum coatings
rosion— Continued Performance of metallized
Stress- corrosion crackins of type HI stain- in severe marine atmosphere and sea water
and other alloys in high tern-
perature steelwater.
less P. D. Neumann and J. C. immersion environments, il Welding J 42:
Griess. bibliog il Corrosion lil-'Uo-bi U b6 578-80 Jland
Physical '63 chemical study of an organic
Stress corrosion of austenitic stainless steel inhibitor for hydrogen sultlde attack. O. L.
and contami-
solutions bibliog
nated steam. P.ature
by high-temper P. Snowden. il diags Kiggs. jr. and F. J. Radd. il diag Corrosion
Iron & Steel Inst J 194:181-9 F -eO; Ab- 19:1-8 Ja '63
Potentiodynamic analysis of the Influence of
Metal Pros
stract. the '62
82:1564- N cracking surface active agentsand on stainless
the corrosion
Studies of stress-corrosion
low-carbon steels. H. L,. Logan, bibliog il
qi sistance of common steels re-
in
aqueous solutions. A. Betti and others, bib-
dias J Res Nat Bur Stand 660:3-17-56 O '62
Study of stainless steel stress-corrosion liog diags Corrosion
Rust prtxentive 18:351-8
abilities O '62 and their
of greases
cracking by potential measurements. B. improvement. S. F. Calhoun and R. L.
Andersson. bibliog il diag Corrosion 18:425-
Young,of bibliog
Study organic ilinhibitorsLub Eng for19:292-6 Jl '63
hydrochloric
Toûgher "PH stainless steel. Materials in acid attack on iron. O. L. Riggs. jr. and
Design Ens martensite
Untempered 57:88-9 Je affects
'63 stress corro- R. L. Every, bibliog il diags Corrosion 18:
sion of type 410 stainless. H. Suss, il Metal 262-9 tightens
Test Jl '62; measure Discussion. 19:227-8 rates.
of corrosion Je '63 11
Prog 82:89-91-1- N '62
Study and teaching diag stainless
Tests Steel 152:64-1- Ap 8in'63ten min. il Mate-
corrosion
Education in corrosion science. E. E. White. rials in Design Eng 58:147-8 Jl '63
Chem & Ind p 1929-31 N 10 ■62 Underground corrosion
Terminology Corrosion by soils can be easily halted. H.
A. Webster, il diags Can Chem Process 47:
Corrosion tenns vou should know. Materials
in Design Eng 57:122 Ja 63 474- Ja of
Corrosion '63
noff, bibliogsteel 11 J pilings
Res Nat in soils. M. Roma-
Bur Stand 66C:
Testing
Analytical techniaues in corrosion product 223-44 Jl '62tests for imderground pipe coat-
Performance
identitication. D. A. Vaughan. il diag Cor- ings; abstract and discussion. A. G. Logan
and W. D. Parker. Chem & Ind p 1105-6 Jl
rosion 19:55-8 F '63
Coatings tection formedand theironevaluation
steel by bycathodic pro-
polarization 6 '63
Refresher course in gas production, trans-
measurements. W. J. Schwerdtfeger and mission, distribution and utilization; gas
K. J. Manuele. bibliog il Corrosion 19:59- leaks; causes, methods of detection. I.
68 F '63
Continuous corrosion measurements. ^ „E. „G. Deutsch.
See also diags Gas 39:58-63 Je '63
Fochtman and others, diag Chem Eng 70: Pipe lines — Corrosion
140-1- Ja 21 63 J » , . ..= Water pipes — Corrosion
Corrosion diagrams of iron and steel in oxia- CORROSION research
izing media. V. P. Batrakov. diags Corro- Analytical techniques in corrosion product
sion 18:437-9 D '62 steel and other steels m identification. D. A. Vaughan. il diag Cor-
Corrosion of carbon rosion a19:55-8 F '63
simulated boiling-water reactor environ- Delhi pillar: study of the corrosion aspects.
W. E. Bardgett and J. P. Stanners. bibliog
ment; pha.se 11. D. C. 'Vreeland and oth-
ers, il diag Corrosion 18:368-77 O '62; Dis- il Iron & Sieel Inst J 201:3-10 Ja '63; Ab-
Corrosion cussion. of 19:228-30
mild Jesteel '63 in the Thames sion,stract.
a. R. MetalEvans.
Prog 83:155-7 My '63;
Iron & Steel InstDiscus-
J 201:
estuary. ofEngineer
Corrosion mild steel 216:395 S 6 tidal
in the '63 waters Exfoliatory
454 My '63 corrosion of aluminium alloys;
of the Thames estuary. G. H. Booth and discussion. Chem & Ind p359-60 Mr 2 '63
others. Jrates Ap Chem 13:211-20 My (Fe-Cr
'63 How to improve corrosion resistance of ex-
Corrosion of ferrous alloys and terior trim. G. F. Bush. S A E J 71:58-9
Fe-Cr-Si) measured by polarization tech-
nique. W. J. Schwerdtfeger. bibliog il J Res F '63
Studying corrosion by electrochemical polari-
Nat Bur Stand 66C:245-54 Jl '62; Same. Cor- zation; National bureau of standards. Engi-
Corrosionrosionresistance 19:17-25 Ja '63 of molybdenum modified Sulfur chemistryneering 194:491 Oand12 its
'62 role in corrosion and
Cr-Ni-Mn austenitic stainless steels. F. Nair deposits. A. Levy and E. L. Merryman. bib-
and M. Semchyshen. bibliog il Corrosion 19:
210-16 Jetests
Corrosion '63 at elevated temperatures and Use of liogpotentiostats
A S M E Transin corrosion
'63
stract and discussion.
ser A 85:229-34
I. Dugdale.
Jl '63
studies;
Chem ab-&
pressures. C. R. Bishop, bibliog Corrosion
Ind P2111
What doD LaQue.
wesion. F. D. 22and'62 don't know
19:308-14 sulfur
Corrosive S '63 in insulating oils; a non- Materials inabout
Designcorro-
Eng
parametric analysis of interlaboratory test
data. G. Shombert, jr. Materials Res & 57:99 Ja '63
CORROSION resisting materials
Stand 3:280-2lead
Determining Ap corrosivity
'63 of lubricating Corrosion resistance data. R. J. Fabian. Ma-
oil in large marine and stationary Diesel Corrosion terialsresistance
in Design Eng 57:106-21
in sea water Ja '63
of medium
engines. G. L. Karner. il diags Lub Eng strength aluminum bronzes. B. Upton, il
18:502-13 D 62
Does the sulphur content of blast furnace Corrosion
Erosion resistant 19:204-9valve
Je '63trims. P. Wing, jr.
slag backfills render them corrosive? J.
C. Hudson, bibliog Iron & Steel Inst J 11 diags Naval Eng J 75:635-42
Filament-wound tanks built in place, il Chem Ag '63
201:702-4 Ag '63 Glass proves equal
Effects of wall temperatures, D. R. Bergstrom Eng 70:2104- Mr 18 to '63 many tasks. J. F.
and R. J. Ladd. diags Chem Eng 70:176-1- Malone. il Can Chem Process 47:68-70 Jl
Jl 8 '63 materials for corrosive service. F.
Evaluating How corrosion engineers save money. H, G.
Li. LaQue. il diags Materials in Design Bennett, il Can Chem Process 47:71-24-
Eng 57:92-S ofJacorrosion '63 F '63
Identification products on cobalt How to rosive
develop porcelain enamels
and cobalt alloys, bibliog diags Corrosion environments. B. G. Craig, for cor-
il diag
18:421-3 N '62 Cer Ind 81:62-54- Jl '63
Malleable iron resists corrosion. Foundry 91:
Improved laboratory technique for investigat-
ing corrosion by recirctilating cooling water.
A. O. Fisher, il diags Corrosion 19:91-101 Materials for water desalting plants. R. E.
25 F '63bibliog
Mr '63 Moore, il Chem Eng 70:1244- S 30;
Joint action of hydrogen sulfide and organic
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Materials
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New corrosion test for stainless, il Chem
Ei!g 70:204+ My 13 '63 Metal selector; cast high alloys. Steel 151:
New corrosion test for stainless auto trim. 12 '62
R. M. Fowler and C. R. Bishop, il Metal sup S selector.
Metal 18 O 22 '62 1963; cast high alloys. Steel
Prog 84:88-90 S '63 153:sup S21 O 14 '63
'63
CORROSION resisting materials — Continued Method for the qualitative determination of
Nickel plate could make cents. H. F. Jones. coal-tarducts. dyes in commercial cosmetic pro-
Iron Aee 191:57 for Je 27product
'63 .„ ,, A. Shanskv and P. P. Carrubba. Am
Nickel platinK ^purity. R.,„„v. Perfumer 78:13-14 Jl '63
HuKhson.gain 11 Chem Enpr 70:190+ services.
Ap 15 '63W. Thumbnail guide to color restrictions. H. D.
Plastics in anti-corrosion Goulden. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93:31 Jl '63
Henderson. 11 Can Chem Process 47:107+
5 '63 Statistics
Properties of materials: rust preventives: Cosmetic sales by states In thousands of
tables. Materials in Desisn Eng- 58:383 Mid- dollars. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 92:694-5 Je
Reinforced plastics; modem materials of con- Drug and cos ope 1962. J.
E.
struction for textile processing equipment. Kalish. Drug me&tic CosmeticrationInd s 92:549-51 +
TJ1 4 J.'63Smlts. Jr. Am Dyestuff Rep 52:78-80
COSMETICS
My '63
Selecting rp for corrosion control. Plastics Acetoglycerides in cosmetics. C. H. Benton.
Tech 9:97-8
Severe molten O zinc '63 .
corrosion _ ^
Is reduced ^ ôy bibliog onAm the Perfumer 78:37-40 O '63 Ind
improved molybdenum-tungsten alloy. R. Aerosols move. 11 Drug & Cosmetic
W. Barman and G. Litchfield. 11 Ens & 91:304-5 S '62
Antimicrobial agents in cosmetic prepara-
Min J 164:88-90
Sprinkler alarm redesign Ap '63 , , ,„
cuts weight 68 per tions. L. Gershenfeld. Am Perfumer 78:55-
cent F A. Gloeckler. il Materials In Design Antimicrobials in soaps, cosmetics. H. C.
C7 O '63
Eng' 58:75
Understanding Jl '63 the refractory^ metals . , J. t Stecker. bibliog Soap & Chem Spec 39:75-7
Chelius. Chem Eng 69:178+ D 10 '63 Antioxidants
My '63 terioand control R.of H.oxidative
ration of cosmetics. Rosenwald. de-
Which materials for ^hydrofoils? .H. S.
Warkentin and A, E. Hohman.,,il Ma- bibliog Am inPerfumer
See alsoterials in Design Eng 57:88-90 My '63 Antiseptics cosmetics;78:41-4 O '63
abstract. P. M.
Acid resisting materials Astringent specialties. A. Rubino.39:169
Bogner. Soap & Chem Spec Je '63
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Corrosion and anti-corrosives
Paint. Protective Perfumer vending
Automatic 7S:S3-7 Omachines. '63 J. Thornton. 11
Rubber
Steel. Stainless diag Drug & agents
Bacteriostatic Cosmeticin Indcosmetics.91:574-5+ A.N M. '62
Teflon
Titanium _Testing Kligman. chain
Branched Am Perfumer compounds 78:51-3in Mycosmetics; '63
sun'ey. M. G. deNavarre. Am Perfumer 78:
Influence of chromium surface films on the
corrosion performance of electroplated zinc 79-81 O ethers;
Cellulose '63 what they are and their
die castings. W. H. Safranek and others, use in cosmetics. A. H. Knectel. Am Per-
bibllog Plating
Materials 50:507-9 JeI. '63
for hydrofoils. Fiorlti and oth- Christmas fumerpackage 78:95-7 O '63parade. 11 Drug & Cos-
ers. 11 diags Naval Eng J 75:609-22 Ag '63 metic Ind 91:290-1
Clay suspending agentsS '6?in cosmetic formula-
CORROSION rosion resisting
resisting steel. See Steel, Cor- tions. G. J. Sperandio. bibliog Am Per-
CORRUGATED paper board. See Paper board. Comparative fumer 78:99-102 value O '63of polyols in cosmetic
Corrugated emulsions. S. J. Strlanse. Am Perfumer
CORRUGATED pipes. See Pipes. Corrugated 77:31-9 O PVP.'62
Cosmetic F. J. Prescott and others.
CORRUGATED sheet metal. See Sheet metal, bibliog Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93:443-5+.
Corrugated
CORTICOTROPINS. See ACTH 629-30+ use
Cosmetic O-N of'63fats and oils: old. yet new.
•63 W. J. Hintz. Am Oil Chem Soc J 40:4+
COSDEN oil and chemical company
Third Combustion industrial power plant Cosmetics
O '63 and toilet preparations (cont).
award, flow diag 11 Combustion 34:26-33 Je W. W. Myddleton. bibliog 11 Manuf Chem
COSMETIC chemists, Society of. See Society of 34:479-80 O '63
Current cosmetic color palette. H. Holtzman.
cosmetic chemists bibliog Am M.Perfumer 78:27-31 FPublished '63
COSMETIC industry and trade Desiderata. G. deNavarre. in
Avon products' new distribution center. 11 monthly numbers of American perfumer
and cosmetics
plan Drug & Cosmetic Ind 92:24-6 Ja '63 Functional properties of lanolin derivatives
Big rush in men's toiletries. P. Vautin. Drug in formulations. L. I. Conrad and H. F.
6 Cosmetic Ind 91:561-2+ N '62 Maso. bibliog Am Perfumer 77:97-103 O '62
Dynamics of cosmetics, more big changes General characteristics and applications of
ahead. P. Vautin. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 91: the montmorillonite hydrocolloids. M. Barr.
285+ S '62 bibliog Am
Gtiide to raw materials Perfumer 78:37-42+
for cosmetics F '63 and
Going abroad with your business? J. D.
Henricks. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 91:292-3+, perfumery, products. il Manuf Drug Chem & 33:444-5+
695-7+: 92:292-4+ S. D '62. Mr '63 Medicated Cosmetic N Ind '62
How to kill a cosmetic. P. Vautin. il Drug & Persorption
92:637 My in'63 topical therapeutics. A. Light.
Cosmetic Ind 91:425-6+ O '62 diag Am
Mass distributor, discounter, cosmetics man-
ufacturer. V. H. Scher. Drug & Cosmetic Polvol fatty Perfumer acid esters 78:19-22 Ja '63 emul-
in cosmetic
sions. J. Hardiman. Am Perfumer 77:45-7
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Present and prospect for cosmetics. M. F. Proteins
O '62 in cosmetics. R. S. Burnett, bibliog
Bower. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 92:420-1+ Ap
RoleAm Perfunier
of wool 78:69-72 wax O '63
alcohols In cosmetics.
Pres pers pays R S Dru E. S. Lower, bibliog Am Perfumer 77:63-8
& tiCosmetic
ge onInd alit 93:29-30+ . .Jl '63alomon g
Seaweed derivatives in cosmetic formulation.
y . OE. '62
Stanley's 30 years of progress, il Soap & Thomsen. bibliog Am Perfiuner 78:45-50
Chem
See alioSpec 39:73-6+ Mr '63
Secret
O '63 life of Mrs Walter MItty. B. M. Castle.
Perfumery
Advertising SkinAm conditioning
Perfumer 77:23-5 N '62 Am Perfumer
composition.
Ad parade, il Drug & Cosmetic Ind 91:443.
581 720 O-D '62 Skin77:55-7 O '62 the market, il Drug & Cos-
products;
Is there hope? plight of the small cosmetic metic Ind 92:295-7+ Mr '63
company. P. Vautin. Drug & Cosmetic Ind Sonic applications in the cosmetic industry.
91:693-4+ D '62 H. G. Goldman, il diags Am Perfumer
New life for an old line. J. Thornton. 11
Drug & Cosmetic Ind 92:304-5+ Mr '63 78:34-7 in
Starches S '63 topical preparations. R. E. Faust,
Finance Sunbibliog
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Unilever companies report sales. Soap & Chem
Spec 39:64+ Je '63 Sun.screenmetic Indand
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M. Fusaro and W. J. Runge. Drug &
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Co.smetio Ind
Teenagers; top 92:243
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'63 E. Kalinin,
FDA tightens controls on cosmetics. Chem &
Bng N 41:26-7 Jl 8 '63 Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93:312-t- S '63
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COSMETICS — Continued
TGA color tests. H. D. Goulden. Drug & ■"^fe
Spark■5o''schamber
'iS^'ê^S °°®™'° '^y^- ^'^^ demonstra-
for cosmic-ray Electronics
Cosmetic Ind 91:286-8+ S '62
Use ot fatty acids in cosmetics and per-
fumery. K. T. Zilch. Am Perfumer 77:41-3 Transistorized automatic data'*""'
recording ^^'•
"^ ^'^^^ for
N '62 . cosmetic, Sn"!' Ag y^3
cosmic-ra " "^'^^^
detectors. K. F. Richard
Use of isopropvl fatty esters m
formulations. G. Holzner. Am Perfumer 78: others, bibliog diags R Scl Instr 34:504-9 and My
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Value89-93 ofO function
'63 ,
in cosmetic pacltaginff. „R. COSMOLOGY
H.SeeTiiomas.
also il Am Perfumer 78:18-20 Jl '63 Cosmology. Mach's principle and relativity.
Bath preparations V,-
JI .fJ-
bo Iîoke. bibliog Am J Phys 31:500-9
Hair — Dyeins and bleachine Proposed experimental test of cosmologicaj
Hair preparations theory by infrared mea.surements. R R.
Toilet eoods
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Toilet
COST
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Technical abstracts. Am Perfumer 77:56-S-[- naval air weapons systems. for mixes
B. S. Albert;
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Op Res 11:173-93 Mr '65
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Patents See also
Anti-wrinkle preparation. Drue & Cosmetic Factory costs
fcO°-2 ?^'r673-,:?l^^9°^S^ ^"^ ^ ^ ^°^ ''
Foundry costs
NailInd hardening:
92:101-2 Ja composition '63 . and , method .^ , of, Labor cost
making same, bibliosr Am Perfumer 78:36-7 Mining costs
Office costs
Novel facial scordinine cosmetic composition. Power cost
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Patents and trademarks.
lished in monthly T. Cifelli.
numbers jr. Pub-
of Drug and f-,?/*" subdivision Costs under special sub-
Aqueducts
cosmetic industry , _^ ^^ , Atomic
Bridges power slants
Skin cream containing low eel strength, low Building
viscosity eelatin: patent. Am Perfumer Canals
78:34-6 Ja '63 Channels
Physiological effect Chemical plants
Dams
Consumers are getting the breaks In cos- Dikes
Dredging(engineering)
metic cases. W. Freedman. Drug & Cos-
metic Ind 92:559-60 My '63 Electric plants (central stations)
Cosmetics are safe. R. L. Goldemberg. Drug Flood control
& Cosmetic Ind 92:34-6+ Ja '63 Gasoline plants
Court decisions; lipstick case. H. N. Morse. Glass factories
Drug & Cosmetic Ind 92:445+ Ap '63 Guided
Heating missile bases
Court decisions; nail polish allergy. H. N.
Morse. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 92:736 Je 63 Heating. Industrial
Hospitals
Lighting
Court decisions: personal injuries allegedly
resulting from the use of freckle cream. Metal working plants
H. N. Morse. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93:330
S '63 Motor trucks in mining
Petroleum
Piers refineries
Laboratory and clinical evaluations by der-
matologists; effectiveness and safety. R. L«. Roads
Baer. Am Perfumer 78:41-3 S '63 Roads. Concrete
Plea for in-use testing of cosmetics. G. L. Sewage disposal plants
Sewerage
Wolcott. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93:155-6+ Shipbuilding
Ag lotion
Sun '63 allergy. H. N. Morse. Drug & Steam plants
Tunnels and tunneling
Cosmetic Ind 91:737 D '62 Water distribution
Testing Waterworks
Laboratory andmatologists: clinical evaluations COST accounting
effectiveness and safety.by R.der-
D. Are your porcelain enameling cost practices
Baer. Am Perfumer 78:41-3 S '63
Plea for in-use testing of cosmetics. G. L. Control of maintenance costs. R. W&er Herr- Ind
Wolcott. Drug & Cosmetic Ind 93:155-6+ '79':36°-7+% '6?' Hofstetter.
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40:91-2
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Some applications of gas chromatography to
cosmetology. V. R. Wheatley. bibliog Am Quarry 55:139-42+ Ap '63
Perfumer 78:27-30+ Ja; 33-4 Mr '63 Dyeing and .finishing cost accounting. J. E.
COSMIC physics Williams,
10 63 jr. Am Dyestuff Rep 51:997-9 D
Cosmic electric fields and discharges; ab-
stract. C. E. R. Bruce. Engineer 215:789 Gi^gy cloth manufacturing cost accounting.
T
10 H63 Galher. Am Dyestuff Rep 51:995-7 D
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COSMIC '63
Cosmic particles in Antarctic snow. R. A. ^??P'5p,tabs on plant costs. Textile World
Schmidt. Franklin Inst J 275:72-4 Ja '63 113:75 My '63
Predicting chemical costs In aluminum
Cosmic rays or machines? S. A. Korff. 11 brightening. G. D. Nelson. Plating
Phys Today 16:46-50+ S '63 50:651-
Dopplometer will measure ionospheric ab- 7 Jl 63
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Inter-American symposium on cosmic rays. accounting. W. D. Allred. Am Dyestuff
6th. La Paz. Bolivia. July 17-27. Phys To- Rep 51:999-1002 D 10 '62
See al3o
Contractors
day 16:58-60 Ap '63
Predicting large solar cosmic ray events. Depletion
H. H. Malitson. bibliog 11 Astronautics & Depreciation
Aerospace Eng 1:70-30 Mr '63 Machinery. Replacement of
Sounding of electromagnetic conditions bv Oil companies — Accounting
high energy cosmic rays in interplanetary Petroleum industry and trade — Accounting
space and in the vicinity of earth. L. L. Petroleum refineries — Accounting
Dorman and others, bibliog AIAA J 1:738- Textile mills — Accounting
44 Mr '63 Measurement COTTON
Action of far-ultraviolet radiation on cotton
Cosmic- ray detection and analysis. Nucleonics cellulose. G S. Egerton and others, bibliog
20:70 O '62 Soc Dyers & Col J 79:49-55 F '63
Delineation of tracks of heavy cosmic rays Behavior of ethylenlmine with cellulose In
and nuclear processes within large crystals the presence of acetic acid. L. Segal and
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Sllfkln. blbUOK U RJ^„SclB. Inatr Childs and L.
34:101-4 Ja M.'63
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Cleaning
COTTON — Continued , , . , -See Cotton cleaning
Changes in certain structural and mechanical
properties of cotton cellulose with
sive acetylation. C. M. Conrad and others. progres- Diseases and pests
Rapid method for detection and evaluation of
bibliOK
Fate il Textile Res
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C. OS. '63Miller biologically damaged cotton (cavitoma). C.
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Food Chem 11:222-5 My '63 Res J 32:SC2-4
Utilization O '62
Heteroeeneous acid hydrolysis of alpha-cel-
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Textile
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Kine Cotton's shaky provinces. Textile Ind
127:27-9 Je '63 Brighter colors for tubular knits; how to
Microscopical observations of abrasion phe- dye tiiese cotton fabrics with the Cibacron
nomena in cotton. I. V. deGruy and others, fiber reactive dyes. E. P. Ward and J. E.
biblios il Textile
Mid-South rolton: Resbuy J carefully.
32:873-82 N F.'62 L. Raines,only il oneTextile
Now, Ind 127:79-81
per cent shrinkage Apin cotton
'63
Gerdc.-s. knitted fabrics, il diag Textile World 113:
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can Ja expect '63 from
it. F. L. Gerdes. Textile World 113:64-6 85-6 fundamentals
Some F '63 of stretch cottons. E. S.
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G72-9-I- bibliog
S 2 63 diags Am Dyestuff Kep 62:
Polyethylene mulch: cotton yield per acre Is
increased by use of plastics, il Plastics
World 21:25 .le '63 ^ , ,, , Moisture content
Preparation ton cellulo.se. of melhyI-C"-ceIlulose
T. Mares and J. C.from cot-
Arthur. Heating, cleaning, and mechanical process-
ing effects on cotton; equilibrium moisture
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Radiation-induced interaction of styrenewithRes .7 33:fiGl-2 Ae 'HIJ and density. F. K. Andrews and otiiers.
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Textile Res J 32:918-22 N '62 Investigation of the relation between the
Reaction of aryl isocyanates %vith cotton cel- tensile properties of cotton fiber bundles
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J 32:1023-33to Dphytotoxicity
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Relation of Testing
s-triazine herbicides on cotton and weeds. My '63
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biblioff J cotton: Apri & better.Food Chem of biologically damaged cotton (cavitoma).
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Studies in the reaction of formaldehyde with '62 ,, . ., Res J diftractograms
32:862-4 O '62 of cotton;
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Texas cotton: Res firstJ report.
32:883-90Textile
N '62 World 112: COTTON
47 N '62 -■\utoniatic leeder for cotton cards reduces
Two late Valley cotton cotton:
reports: California's San handling, improves quality, il diags Tex-
Joaquin West Texas cotton. tile Ind 127:123-1- F 63
F L. Gerdes, Textile World 113:66 Mr '63 Big new step toward fully automated carding;
Why buy hiffh-frrade cotton. E. W. S. lapless card feeding. J. R. Miktoii. il diaga
Calkins and J. B. Ross. Textile World 113:
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Cotton fibers Fast127:78-9-1-
carding;Je Crown'63 cotton mills report. 11
Cotton trade ^ Textile cleaning
Ind 127:106-7-1- My '63
Dyes and dyeing — Cotton COTTON
Fast way to measure trash in cotton and
Bleaching waste. R. A. Kusca and others, il diag Te.x-
See Bleaching-— Cotton tile World 113:64-5 Je '63
Blending How's your over-all lap quality'? N. L. Enrick.
Automatic sandwich blendine. 11 Textile Ind il Textile
Making Ind picker
better 12<:95-; laps,
Mr '63
il Textile World
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O '62picking. Textile World 113:45
Keep tight rein on blending. N. L. Enrlck. Opening
il Textile Ind 126:163-4-f O '62
Needed: better blends. A. P. Aldrich. jr. il Winning the battle for cleaner yarn. A. P.
Textile Ind 127:60-3-1- O 'G3 Jl '6J
Aldrich. jr. il Textile Ind 12r:S0-3-)- Mr
Chemistry COTTON combing
Cotton cro.ss-liiiks in two steps, il Chem & Effect of fiber configuration in feed on comber
Eng N 40:41-2 O 29 '62 waste. V. A. Wakankar and S. N. Bhaduri.
Effect of compound functionality on Impart- bibliog Textile '63
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Hydrolysis u.'sed to locate cross- links. Chem Drying in the crease-resist process, bibliog
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Infrared spectra of selected resin-treated cot- COTTON fabrics
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Dyestuff Rep 52:598-602 An 5 'C3 steaming. V. C. Ester and otners. bibliog
Microbiological degradation of cellulose; ab-
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Cotton lies J 33:357-70 My fineness
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Cotton stretch fabrics by slack niercerizalion.
Structureifiedand cotton.properties of chemically
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Studies In cross-Unking reactions of cel-
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4 1:35 Ofor'63cottons; effect of struc-
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Studies on the distribution of cross-links in tural and chemical variables. E. J. Stavra-
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Treatment of cotton with ammonla-eplchloro- II 'rextlle Ind 127:113-1- Je '63
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Resin-improved
auto, furniture maricets. Textile World 112: Am
Influence Dyestuffof fiber Rep swellability
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Stretch cottons: their properties and promise. fabrics on wet soiling
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C. H. Fisher, bibliog il Mod Textiles Mag
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What it costs
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Textile Tnd 127:150-1-1- As '63 the new high wet modulus rayons. Mod
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AwninK fabrics Textiles Mag of 44:38-t-
Relationships cotton Jefabric '63 thickness and
Cotton finishing
Sateen compressional
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Hebert and to wash-wear
others. Textile prop-
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Removal of fatty Jl '63 from cotton in aqueous
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Base-catalvzed condensation of cellulosic fab- detergent systems. W. C. Powe. bibliog
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Wash-wear
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R. M.glutaraldehyde-pentaerythritol
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Drving in the crease-resist process, bibliog
Am Dyestuff Rep 52:154-9 Mr 4 '63 Dyestuff Rep 52:43-4 Ja 21 '63
Finishing cotton with formaldehyde: repro- Weathering
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l=\iiimoto and others, bibliog Am Dyestuff Beliavior of methylolmelamine-treated
under environmental stress. A. G. Kempton cotton
Measurement ofAp dri\
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Comparative 30 '63 of jute and cotton
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Am Dyestuff Rep 52:95-8 F 4 '63 degradation of cotton fabric. C. H. Bayley
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C. M. tivesMoran of hydrazide-formaldehyde
and others, bibliog adducts.
Ind &
Eng Chem Product Res cS: Develop 2:178- COTTON fibers
O '63 sheeting:
Cotton what fiber fineness can do
82 S '63 of ao-bisdiazoalkanes with cotton
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Dependence e Ja of '63hook removal at drawing oii
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fringence and structuralof cotton
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Behavior of methylolmelamine-treated cot- ct
strength tive andumid%it inch ngaugehe lengths.
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Shrinkage bibliog il Textile Res J 33:51-61. 6U9-16, 839-
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52:412-18 My 27 '63 Textile World 113:67-9 Mr '63
Testing Investigation of the relation between the
tensila propertie.') of cotton fiber bundles
Oxvluminescence from cotton textiles. R. A. and yarns in the dn." and wet states. K P
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My '63
COTTON fibers— Testing — Continued _ Sulfone reactanta for wash-wear cotton. H.
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33:81-2 Ja '63 , ., down.
j Dyestuff Rep finish; 62:91-4dyed,F 4 embossed,
'63
Mill-USDA study; fiber leneth vs. ends Three-in-one wash-
E. W. S. Cabins. Textile Ind 126:68-71 + wear fabric in one operation. R. M. Per-
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RelatinK cotton fiber and processing variables 155-1- Ap '63
to end breakage in spinning. L. A. Fiorl Trimming the cost of cyanoethylated cotton,
and others, bibliog diag Ind Quality Con-
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of bis World 113:95-6 sulfone
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finishes for cotton.
F '63 in multipur-
C. M. Welch.
Servo- densitometer for examining X-ray dif-
fraction patterns of cotton fibers. R. ». Textile Res ofJ cotton;
33:165-7 theF '63effect of finishes
Krowicki and P. R. Ewald. il diags Tex- Wet soiling
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Study of the effect of cotton fiber structure Textile Res J 33:137-45 F '63; Abstract.
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Wet-soiling 44:34 F '63
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Suitability of the Mlcronaire Instrument for F '63
the deterrmnation of the fineness of Indian Yarn untwisting as a rapid test of cotton
cottons. J. Prakash and R. L. N. Iyengar. swelling in various reagents. J. H. Carra
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Surface-area of Mrcotton '63 , . , ,from
dried Bleacliing
also
— Cotton
liquid
sion carbon
R. A. Sommers. dioxide at zero surface
bibliog diags Tappi ten-, Cotton sizing
Mercerizing
46:562-9 S '63 COTTON gins
COTTON finishing Cotton gin. J. L. Parker, il Comp Air Mag
Chemical finishing conference, llth. Wash-
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COTTON D '62
Continuous preparation cellulosic-
synthetic-fibre fabrics. R. S. Higginbothajii. Tarn quality jumped IVz grades at Carolina
bibliog diag Soc Dyers & Col J 79:412-17 mills after they increased card cylinder
S '63 ..... speed and Installed crush rolls, il Textile
Drying in the crease-resist process, biouog IndSee127:84-6
Am Dvestuff Rep 52:154-9 Mr 4 '63 also Mr '63
Durable wash-wear finishes for cotton. J. G. Cotton combing
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Rep 51:897-900 N 12 functionality
'62 Spooling machines
Effect of compound on impart- COTTON manufacture
ingkinsversatile finishes
and others, bibliog to cotton.
Am Dyestuff R. M Per- Rep Carding, drawing, combing and roving. Tex-
52:521-6 Jl 8 '63 ^ ,, , ., Latest tileword World 113:46+
in all-outJI '63automated spinning;
Finishing cotton with formaldehyde; repro- Nitto spinning '63 co. and O-M ltd. il diags
ducible pad-dry-cure treatments. R. A, Textile World 112:78-82 O '62
Fujimoto and others, bibliog Am Dyestuff See also
Rep 52:329-36 Ap 29research.
'63 , „B. „M t^ Cotton carding
Foreign utilization Kopacz. Cotton combing
Cotton finishing
bibliog il diags Am Dyestuff Rep 52:149-63-1- Spooling
Mr 4 '63
Further data on DMU- treated cotton fabrics.
P C. Mehta and R. D. Mehta. il TexUle COTTON mills
Atmosphere controlled, quality controlled at
Imparting flameO '63
Res J 33:870-1 resistance to cotton , v.by Woodside mills' Liberty plant. 11 Textile
chemical fixation. G. L. Drake. Jr and Ind 127:70-1
Beattie story; JlWoodside'63 mills. R. B. Pre-ssley
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Infrared spectra of selectedothers, resin-treated World bag 113:44-56 S '63 II Textile Ind 126:128-
'63of tricks.
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Am Dyestuff Rep 52:598-602 Ae. 5 '63 . Boaz
30 N yarn, il Textile Ind 127:97-100+ My
Measurement of dry. wet and bias wrinkle '62
recovery on three resin- treated cotton fab- Fiber to print. S.A. style; new Venezuelan
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Dyestuff
Microscopical techniques Rep 51:741-3 Qin 1 finishine■62 research.
M L. Rollins and others, bibliog il Am France
127:117+ threads
Jl "63 new spindles: cotton spinning
plant of Vandendries.=;che & fils. V. Saxl.
Modern cellulose reactants. VV. P. „Munro.
Dvestuff Rei) 52:479-88 Je 24 '63 ,„^
11 plans
How Falls Textile
beat the Ind heat:
126:74-7 D '62 refrigera-
compact
Am Dyestuff Rep
Molecular structure and chlorine stability in52:95-8 F. 4 '63 tion system,story
il Textile Ind Spinning
127:57 Jl Mills.
'63
cotton finishes. F. B. Shippee and D D. Long happy of Swift II
Gagliardi Textile Res J 33:182-90 Mr G3 Mod Textiles Mag 43:20-2+ N '62
New5 L.. triazone finishes for cotton wash-wear. New and big; Woodside mills' new Beattie
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52:712-13 S 16 '63 , ,
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cottons and Air conditioning
Permanent ulosic fire retardance
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Mag 44:18+ O '63 ^ „ , ■ jde- Pressley and W. G.S Ashmore.
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Preparation rivatives and stability formaldeh of cellulosic ad- „ ., , ^ ,„,
of hvdrazide- yde Humidifier surgery pays, il Textile Ind 127:
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6 Eng Chem Product Res & Develop 2: It's comfortable; it pays off; Graniteville s
178-82 S '63 ^ ,,^ - Vaucluse plant, il Textile
Last word In air-conditioning controls; Ind 127:72-3 Jl '63
Properties of fabrics treated with mioro-
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52:458-9 Je 10 '63
Research in treated cotton ^fabrics ^ . accelerates. , , Ind 127:62-9 Jl '63
E. Keller. Ind & Eng Chem 55:12-13 N 63 Employees
Setting of loft in cotton fabrics; preliminary Beattie ment.storv; best in and manpower manage-
report. 11 Am Dyestuff Rep 52:233-4 Ap 1 R. B. Pressley W. G. Ashmore.
Simultaneous application of color and other il Textile World
Bvsslnosis in a 113:54-6
cotton Sweaving
'63 mill. A.
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Perkins and others, bibliog Ind & Eng Chem Health 6:465-8 Ap '63
Product Res & Develop 1:281-5 D '62 Equipment
Some factors Infiuencing odor development in Acting fast on new technolocr; Spartan mills
resln-treated cotton fabrics, bibliog Am
Dyestuff
'62 Rep 52:123-33 P 18 are '63 finished. II storv modernizing,
After il Textile Worldwhat 113:66-70
next? JeAmerican
'63
Stedman story: how goods
Textile World 113:101-2 Je '63 thread cotton
Anniml co. 11 Textile
research World
clinic, 113:103-5 Ja '63
14th. Atlanta.
Stretch cottons. 11 Textile Ind 126:93-4+ D Textile World 113:76-7 Je '63
Change-mill aid: Joanna l.S.C.) cotton mills.
Stu of the effe of cott fibe str Continuous
11 Textile Indautomatic
127:74-5 O spinning
'63 comes to
ondy luster. L.. R ct Holboke on and L.r P. uBerri- ctu
re South America; Toyobo do BrasU ltd. II
man. bibliog II diags Textile Res J 33:205-17
Mr '63 Textile World 113:44-7 Ap 'SS
COTTON mills — Equipment — Continuedl Ends-down research tool; double-beam oscil-

Every plant cooled: American & Eflrd mill^ loscope, electronic measuring bridge, ana
mc, il Textile ends-down count. W. Gubelln. 11 TexUle
Latest word in Ind 127:58-61
all-out Jl '63 splnnmg;
automated Ind 126:72-3 •63 '62
Nitto spinning co. and O-M ltd. 11 diags Forecast ends Ddown: technique for evaluating
Textile the spinning performance of cotton. L. A,
New looli World
south of 112:78-82 O '62 modern 19,000-
the border: Fieri and G. L. Louis, bibliog il diag TexUle
spindle
landerias cotton knitting C. yarn
Venezolanas A, mill. Hl-
V. Saxl. Ind 127:67-72
Heating, cleaning O '63and mechanical processing
11 Textile Ind 127:78-80+ F '63 effects on cottons; fiber properties and
New low-country muscle: Holland spindles spinning behavior. J. N. Grant and others,
enter bid for world markets. Textile Ind bibliogwordTextile
126:77-9 D '62 Latest in Resall-out J 33:839-48 O '63spinning;
automated
Non-stop modemtzmg; combing paces the Nitto spinning co. and O-M ltd. 11 diags
gains at the Cartex dlv. of Carlton Tarn Textile
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breakage;O '62with nomographs.
Portable kier. H. G. Smolens. plan Textile G. L. Louis and others. Textile World 113:
Ind 127:127-8looms;
Pushbutton O '63 newest success story: 57-9 S up
Setting '63 a test to evaluate processing.
Kenneth cotton mills. R. B. Pressley. il N, L. Enrick. Textile World 113:116-19 F
Textile World 113:40-4 O '63
Spending $l-million to turn out high-grade Utilization of ondiplodia-damaged boll-rot cot-
tufting yarns: U.S. Rubber's Textile div. ton; effects yarn properties and spinning
il TexUle story: World 113:58-60 O '63 organization efficiency. J. B. Sands and others, blblloK
Stedman how strong Textile Res J 32:1013-22 D '62
speeds growth, il Textile World 113:45-51.
101-2 Je '63 Tables, calculations, etc.
They keep the fifth size dollar; Springs cot- Relating cotton fiber and processing vari-
Updatington mills, to ilcutTexUle
costs, Indboost127:72-4-f
eflSciencyS '63 at ables to end breakage in spinning. L. A.
Bladenboro (N.C. ) cotton mills, il Textile Fiorl and others, bibliog diag Ind Quality
World 113:42-5 Mr '63 Control trade
COTTON 19:15-19 Ap '63
See also Cotton men warned on gains of manmade
Spooling machines
Layout Newfibers.low-country
Mod Textiles
muscle:Mag Holland
43:28 N spindles
"62
Beattie story; best in plant design. R. B. enter bid for world markets. Textile Ind
Pressley and W. G. Ashmore. il plan Tex- 126:77-9yarn
COTTON D '62
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'63 Maintenance and repair of cotton yams. N. Balasubramanian. bib-
How modernizing quality control pays big
dividends at Kendall co.'s seven southern Cotton liogstretchTextile Res J 33:697-704
fabrics by slackS mercerlzation;
'63
cotton mills, il Textile World 113:76-8 My effects of yarn and fabric construction. W.
Q. Sloan and others, bibliog il diag Textile
Management
Res J characteristics
Dyeing 33:191-9 Mr '63 of yams from selected
Loom winders get Marion's A-okay. 11 Tex- cottons using mill dyeing procedures, bib-
Making tile Ind production
127:59-62 S '63
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Stedman story: World 113:69-71 organization
how strong My '63 Effectls '63of drafting speed, in terms of spindle
speeds growth, il Textile World 113:45-51. speed, on the properties of cotton yams,
101-2 Je '63 R. Audivert and J. E, Vldlella. Textile
'63 Quality control Res J cottons;
Stretch 33:319-20 their Ap '63properties and promise.
How modernizing quality control nays big C. H. Fisher, bibliog 11 Mod Textiles Mag
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Upgrading Mr apron
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How's your over-all lap quality? N. L. En- 32:957-8 N '62
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Rake speeds sewing thread spool Inspec- ton; effects on yarn properties and spinning
Relatingtion, cotton(flags TexUle
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Fieri and others, bibliog dJag Ind Quality Tarn quality jumped IM grades at Carolina
Control 19:15-19 Ap '63 mills after they increased card cylinder
Tarn quality jumped H4 grades at Carolina speed and installed crush rolls, il Textile
mills after they increased card cylinder Ind 127:84-6 Mr '63
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Ind 127:84-6 Mr '63 swelling in various reagents. J. H. Carra
COTTON research and others. Textile Res J 32:1041-2 D '62
Annual cotton research clinic, 14th, Atlanta, Strength
Textile World 113:76-7 Je '63 Investigation of the relation between the
Annual cotton utilization research confer- tensile properties of cotton fiber bundles
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Contribution to the study of the B-L curve Testing
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Cohesion in cotton rovings and
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Foreign utilization research; cotton finishing. Investigation of the relation between the
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Microscopical techniques in finishing research. K. P. R. Plllay, bibliog Textile Res J 33:
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COTTONSEED meal COUNTERS (electrons, ions, etc.)
King cotton's Adaptation of a liuuiii sample scintillation
sas and others,valuable
bibiioc seed. map K.Am M.Oil Decos-
Chcm counter for directional counting. J. A. C.
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Air ali,)ha proportional Instr 40:81 F '63
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COTTONSEED oil
Bleachiner of refined cottonseed oil with atmospheric humiduv. A. M. R. Ferrari and
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R Sci Instr 34:1126-9Inst
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Couette-type
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Instrberyllium '62 photoneu-
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Leveling bright nickel plating. L. Domnikov.
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" '^'''^•'' of Plutonium;
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Prangolarine. the optical isomer of oxvpeu- IS3.3:224--3:!
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COUNTERCURRENT processes vitanjin B;:. R C. Bozian and others.
Argentation in countercurrent distribution to Am J Clinical Nutrition 12:117-29 bibliogtp
separate isologues and geometric isomers of
fatty acid esters. C. R. Scholfleld and Experimental investigation on the limits of
others, bibliog Anal Chem 35:1588-91 O '63 time resolution of scintillation counters W
BartI and P. \Veinzierl. bibliog diag R Sci
Countercurrent washing calculations. J. E.
Colman. diags Chem Eng 70:93-6 Mr 4 '63 Fluorescen
Instr 34:252-6 t ionMr exchange '63 resins b rv
r prepared
Extraction of lanthanons with alkali metal
amalgams; counter-current process for the Chem & Eng N 41:48-1- Ap 8 'C3
extraction of samarium or ytterbium. M F. General applicability of the channels ratio
Barrett and N. E. Topp. diag J Ap Chem method or measuring liquid scintillation
counting efficiencies. E. T. Bush Anal
13:7-12 Ja '63 Chem 35:1021-0 Jl '63
Fractionation of lipids bv countercurrent dis- He'-fllled semiconductor for fast-neutron
tribution. D. G Therri-ault. bibliog Am Oil spectra. M. E. Lee and M. L. Awcock. Nu-
Chem Soc J 40:395-9 S '63 cleonics 21:06 Ap '63
Hydrogenation of linolenate; fractionation of High geometry gas cell proportional counter.
i.someric e.sters bv countercurrent distribu-
tion with an argentation system. C. H.
Scholfleld and others, bibliog Anal Chem
35:386-9 Mr '63 Improved noble liquid
3.3-1335H"rr''62 ^'^^^°'^scintillation I"-""""
counter.
" '^'^'^ ^ S<='
Loipgitudinal dispersion in two-phase con- J:„ri
ol 1 -18 Kane
Jl 63 and others, diag R Sci Instr 34:
tinuous-flow opcialions. T. Mivauchi and
T Vcrmeulen. bibliou diags Ind * Ens Increa.sing the light collection efflciencv of
Chem Fundamentals 2:112-26 My '63 scintillation counters. C. M. Ankenbrandt
Mutual separation of vtlrium-9I and pro- anrt |; M Lent, bibliog diags R Sci Instr
methmm-147 liy countercurrent .solvent Inexpensive, high flash-point. low toxicity
extraction In pulse column. M. A Mandil liquid scintillator of high efilciencv R B
and others, bibliog diag Ind & Eiig Chem
Proc Design 2:106-12 An '63 Wilson and others. J Sci Instr 40:127-8 Mr
New type of stepwise countercurrent dis- 63
tnhuiioti train. O. Post and L. C. Craig, In-line fission-product monitor. C. M Gordon
blbhog il diags Anal Chem 35:641-7 My "63 and others. Nucleonics 21:56 Jl '63
Pulsed column for countercurrent lifiuid- Interaction of fission fragments with or-
.solids flow E. s. Grinimett and ganic scintillators. D. L. Horrocks bibliog
B P.
diags R Sci Instr 34:1035-40 S '63
24'"-°8"n '62 °^ '"^ * ^""^ *^''^'" ^'• LIc-ht pipe for a large-area scintillator P
Steadv-sta le distrlliution machine introduced; ^re'isteiii and D. Lucke.v. II R Sci Instr
prograinable. true counter-c
liquid extractor shows Promiseurrent liquid-
Liquid scintillation method for measuring low
research tool. 11 Chem & Eng N as40:79versatile
O 29 level radioactivity of aoueotis solutions; de-
termination of enriched uranium In urine
Use of ooimtercurrent distribution In the L. Levin, bibliog Anal Chem 31:1102-6 O '62
quantitative determination of the alkaloids Lithium and llthium-6 analysis liv counting
delavod neutrons. S. Aniiel and Y Welwart
^Vm°'"T®'"?'^V veratrlne. O. R. Svoboda
bibliog Anal Chem 34:1559-62 N '62 "•"''""'^• bibliog Anal Chem 36:566-70 Ap '63
COUNTERS (electrons, ions, etc.) — Continued Simple way of using a multidetector array.
Low voltase He>-fllled proportional counter E. A. Wolicki and A. R. Knudson. bibliog
for edlcient detection of tliermal and epi- diag R Sci Instrof liquid
33:1132-3 O '62 count-
therniaj netttrons. AV. R. Mills, jr. and oth- Statistical aspects
ing by internal standard scintillation
technique. R. J.
ers. R Sci Instr
Manufactured 33:866-8dosimeters,
neutron As '62 dose-rate
meters and monitors; tables. Nucleonics 20: Hcrberg. neutron
Thermal Anal Chem fission35:786-91
counter Jefor'63 nuclear
and analytical measurements. J. Gray. jr.
100-3 D '62
Measuring fast-neutron fluxes in mixed neu- and F. Hagemann. bibliog diags R Sci
tron-samma fields. S. Kronenberg. il diags Instr uses 33:1258-64 N '62scintillators. D. G. An-
Three for glass
Monitor for 21:7S-t-
Nucleonics thermal-to-fastMr '63 neutron enerey
Triggered derson filmand others.
advance Nucleonics
system. K. 20:58 Lande S and'62
range. D. E. Hankins. Nucleonics 21:72
My '63
Monitoring radiation, il Ind Electronics 1:510 others, diags R Sci
Tunnel diode decade counter. B. Rabinovicl. Instr 33:828-31 Ag '62
Multichannel
J I 'iî analyzers in space. J. R. Wolff il diag R Sci Instr 33:1391-2
25-input pulse-height recording system. D. E. D '62
and R. M. Ravanesi. il diag Nucleonics Groom and J. H. Marshall, il diag R Sci
20:58-60 O '62
Multinlication phenonienon fop fission frag- Instr 33:1249-55 N '62
ment response in semiconductor detectors. Versatile cencetechnique
decay times infor the measuring
nanosecond fluores- region.
H. C. Uritt and H. E. Wegner. bibliog O. J. Steingraber and I. B. Berlman. bib-
diag windows
Mylar R Sci Instr for high 34:027-32
pressureJe gas
'63 counters. Very liog
large diags R boronSci Instr 34:524-9 proportional
trifluoride My '63
R. Simonds and B. Richter. diag R Sci Instr counters. 'fi:;I. L. Fowler, bibliog il diags
34:929 Ag '63scintillation comcidence spec-
Nanosecond R SeeSci Instr
also 34:731-9 Jl '63
trometer system with high reliability. L. S. Bubble chambers
Seller, bibliog diags R Sci Instr 34:1001-6 Gfiger-Muller counters
S 'f.:l Spark chambers
New design for a gas-flow proportional coun- COUNTERSINKING machines
ter. F. B. Riggs. jr. bibliog il diags R Sci Transfer drilling and countersinkinfT machine.
Instrorganics
New 34:392-5probe Ap '63 radiation density; plastic il Mach 69:154 Ja '63
phosphors and liquid scintillators, il Can COUNTERWEIGHTS
Antenna counterweight shell; gets heavy
Chemscintillation
New Process 46:61-1- N '62H. Faissner and
liciuids. concrete
How to balance fill, il Eng coversN and 171:44-1-
linkagesAg 29 with'63
others,technique
New bibliog forNucleonics identifying21:50-2-1-
particlesF ob-'63 counterbalance springs. A. D. W.vland. bib-
ser\-ed by a scintillation counter. W. Gersch. liog il diags Product Eng 34:99-105 My 13
J Ap Phys 34:823-6 Ap '63 How to balance high-speed mechanisms with
Nuclear ress.instrumentation:
D. Taylor, bibliog ail re-yiew diags Instof prog-
E E minimum-inertia countei-weights. F. R.
■63 Hertrich. diags Machine Design 35:160-4 Mr
Proc 110:1805-17 O '63
Oxygen-18 determination by cotmting delayed
neutrons of nitrogen-17. S. Amiel and M. Solenoid-operated
14 '63 escapement provides posi-
Peisach. bibliog Anal Chem 35:323-7 Mr ti'\'e control for machines,
button vending difficult prodticts
il diags inProductpush-
Point anode proportional counters. E. Mathie- Eng 34:113machines
COUNTING Je 10 and '63 devices
son and P. "VV. Sanford. bibliog diag J Sci Automatic counting and sizing of particles.
Instr 40:446-9 S '63 P. Connor, bibliog diags Ind Chem 39:69-74
Principles of p-n junction detectors. G. M. F '63
Brown and others, bibliog diags Am J Phys Automatic
31:19-25 Ja '63 timer. A.recording M. J. Mitchell equipmentandforothers, a counter-
flow
Proportional counter for examining the lon- chart automatic
diags Electronic
gitudinal distribution of radioactiyity on Cheap coimting Eng 35:572-7
for the small Sfirm.
'63
threads or wires. S. C. Ellis and J. H. Engineeringtotalizer
195:784 ups
Je 7strip
'63 production, il
Barrett, diags J Sci Instr 40:35-7 Ja '63 Comptiting
Proportionaleter with countergamma proton-recoil
discrimination. spectrom-
E. F. Elec Constr & Maint 62:164-1- O '63
Control
subtractcounter
inputs.accepts simultaneous
G. Plumb, add-
diag Control
Bennett, bibliog diags R Sci Instr 33:1153-60
N '62 Eng 10:119-4-
Converting Ap '63 mathematics points to
integers;
Proportional counting technique for radio- the equipment. P. M. Kintner. diags Control
carbon measureinents. R. Nydal. bibliog il
diags R Sci Instr 33:1313-20 D '62 Eng 9:99-101
Conveyor belt Ncounting
'62 and sizing. R. D.
Quantitatiye interpretation of color quench- Carter- Pedler. il diags Ind Electronics 1:
ing in liquid scintillator systerns. H. H.
Ros.q and R. B Yerick. bibliog Anal Chem 412-15 Mv '63drive circuits. A. J. Schultz.
Counter-tube
35:794-7 Jo '63 diags Electro-Tech 72:90-3 Ag '63
Radicactiyation analysis of sodium by count- Counting with the Dekatron. D. D. Darling,
ing TJliotoneutrons. S. Amiel and M. Peisach. il diags Radio-Electronics 33:41-2 S '62
bibliog diag Anal Chem 35:1072-6 Jl '63 Digital follower development, il Engineer 216:
Radiometric analysis of metals using chelates
labeled with carbon-14 and liquid scintilla- 440 S 13 diode-capacitor
Dynamic '63 store. J. B. War-
tion counting procedures. J. Chiriboga. Anal man and H. J. .Stirling, bibliog diags Ind
Chem 34:1843 D '62 Electronics 1:579-83 Ag '63
Response of CsI(TI) and NaKTll to low- Electronic counter times machine cycles. K.
energy charged particles. R. W. Hill. R E. Schwarz. diag Am Mach/Metalworklnff
Sci Instr 33:1477-8 D '62 Manuf 107:110 Mr 18 '63
Response of semiconductor detectors to fission Electronic variable delay for tracing char-
fragments. H. C. Britt and H. E. Wegner. acteristic curves of coincidence circuits and
bibliog R Sci Instr 34:274-7 Mr '63: Discus- time-to-height converters. M. Birk and
sion. H. Flicker. 34:822 Jl '63 others, il diags R Sci Instr 34:1026-8 S '63
Scintillation of liquid argon produced bv Experience with light scattering particle
lO-.'fl
Burge.mev bibliog protons. diag R.R A. Sci Giles
Instrand E. J.
34:709-10 counters. J. K. Channell and R. J. Hanna.
bibliog 11 Archives Environmental Health
Je '63
Scintillation response in CSKTll. R. Gwin 6:386-400 Mr '63
and R B. Murray. Nucleonics 21:72 My '63 Here's help for estimating your Jobs; count-
Semiconductor particle-detectors. O. M. ing device for use by e.-stimators in the
plumbing field, il Dom Eng 200:63 D '62
Bilaniuk. il diags Sci Am 207:78-84-f- O '62 Industrial applications of electronic counters
Sensitive tritium counting with a propane M. W. G. Hall, i! diags Ind Electronics
proportional counting system. G. W. Eulitz.
diags R Sci Instr 34:1010-14 S '63 1:501-4 measurement
Linear Jl '63 of steel tubes in motion
Short decay time scintillator solutes. M. bv combining magnetic imprinting with a
Furst and others, bibliog R Sci Instr 33: wheel counter. R. Ashford and P. Huggins.
1131-2 O '62 il diags Radio & Electronic Eng 26:135-40
Silicon dioxide passivation of p-n junction
particle detectors. T. C. Madden and W M. Low frequency transistorized revolution
Gibson, il diags R Sci Instr 34:50-5 Ja '63 As '63
counter and frequency meter D F J
Silicon-junction counters as dosimeters. Nu- Evans, il diags Electronic Eng 35:395-6
cleonics 21:58 Ja '63 Je 63; Discussion. 35:549-50. 614 Ag-S '63
COUNTING machines and devices — Continued Properly selected flexible couplings can mini,
New countiriK method for performing disital mize maintenance. E. J. Wellauer. il diags
arithmelic. G. A. Clark and C. A. L^ng. Iron & Steel Eng 40:86-90 O 63
diaKsInstrument
Electronic forEnethe 35:670-5 O '63measure- Quick connect couplings; fluid power compo-
New continuous nentmatics selection
16:148-9 charts.
Ja 63 HydxauUcs & Pneu-
ment of condensation nuclei. G. F. Skala.
Resilient flexible couplings for steel mill
biblloK coincidence
Novel 11 diacs Analtechnique Chem 35:702-6 My '63
for transistor drives. D. Firth and R. R. Grundtner. 11
decade counter. P. K. Malhotra and R. diags Iron & Steel Eng 40:104-11; Discus-
Parshad. space diaes recorder.
Electronics 36:71-2 F 216:274
15 "63 Self-sealingsion. 111-12coupling
Ag '63 for plastic tubing, diags
Parkinc 11 Engineer
Ac 16countinpr
Pulse ■63 and scaling by Sheffer stroke Engineering
Simple glass-to-metal 195:667 My 17 '63
pressure-tight coupling.
logic. K. G. Nichols, diags Electronic Eng D. Ambrose, diag J Sci Instr 40:129 Mr 63
35:296-9 My '63 Soap
W. J. Beach, diags Soap & Chemdevice.
plant observer; flow controlling Spec
6A Impulse counter. D. L. Favin. il diae Bell
Lab Rec 41:100-2
Solid-state Mr '63 encoding
pulse-height system 39:137 youAp may
What '63 not know about shaft coup-
with pileup reduction for counting at high lings, il Chem Eng 70:126-t- Mr 4 '63
input rates. M. G. Strauss, il diags R Sci See alsoMagnetic
Clutches,
Instr 34:335-45 fastAp counting
Transistorized '63 unit. S. Rozen Hose couplings
and B. Wolfovich. diags Electronic Eng Joints, Universal
COUPLINGS,
Magnetic Eddy current. See Couplings,
35:606-7 S '63 frequency divider for use with
Transistorized
cold-cathode counting tubes. F. Poiar. COUPLINGS, Electromagnetic. See Couplings,
Magnetic
diags Electronic
Variable preset counter Eng 35:682-3 O '63 and
Ignores voltage COUPLINGS. Magnetic
'63
temperature changf,s. E. M. Aupperle. diag Accurate control of speed and torque. 11 diag
Engineering 196:164 Agil 9Engineer
'63
VhfControl
counter Eng measures
10:110 Je '63time intervals pre- Eddy current coupling, 216:202 Ag
cisely. C. S. Coffey, il diags Electronics 36: 2 '63
Experimental and theoretical study of eddy-
27-9 Agalertness
Where 23 '63 counted: acoustical particle current couplings and brakes. E. J. Davies.
counter. O. Langer. 11 diag Res/Develop bibliog diags IEEE Trans Power Apparatus
& Systems p401-17: Discussion. 417-18;
Why14:40-2
a Je ring '63 counter: why not a binary? Reply.speed
High 418-19drives Ag '63in high vacuum. C. N.
J. Durio. diags Electronics 36:44-6 Ja 25 '63 Coenraads and J. E. Iâvelle. diag R Sci
Testing Instr 33:879-80 Ag '62
Simple counter tester uses cascaded one- Theory for eddy-current couplings. A. Han-
sen and W. R, Timmler. Jr. bibliog 11 diags
shots. J. Gaon. 11 dlass Electronics 36:40-1 IEEE Trans Power Apparatus & Systems
Ad 5 '63 P436-40: Discussion. 440-1; Reply. 441-2 Ag
COUNTRY houses
See also Three-dimensional theory of the eddy-current
Vacation houses coupling. M. G. Maiti and R. Ramakumar.
COUNTY buildings. See Public buildings bibliog diags IEEE Trans Power Apparatus
COUNTY engineering & Systems p793-9: Discussion. 799-800 O '63
COURTHOUSES
Meeting the demand for engineering services New building abroad; Dahomey. 11 Arch
today, while planning for the future. J. A.
NewLamble.
lands 11 make Pub Works 94:114-15forS a '63county
new burdens Forum 118:112 Je '63
COVERLETS
engineer. P. Thomson, il diag Pub Works Tufting bedspreads? this company is chang-
94:98-9 Je '63 ing patterns in ten minutes; Brooker spread
See also CO. 11 Textile World 112:65 D '62
Roads. County COWS
COUNTY roads. See Roads. Coimty Metabolism of Sevln in dairy cows. W. E.
COUPLINGS Whitehurst and others. J A^ri & Food
About Hansen couplings. 11 Comp Air Mag Chem 11:167-9 Mr '63
68:25 F '63equivalence of TEM-mode direc- CRACKING of concrete. See Concrete— Craclus
Analytical CRACKING of metals. See Metals— Failure;
tional couplers and transmission-line Sheet metal — Failure
stepped-lmpedance Alters. L.. Young, bib- CRACKING processes. See Petroleum distilla-
llog diagsinspection,
Coupling Inst E E il ProcIron110:275-81
& Steel F '63
Eng tion
CRAMBE abysslnica
40:263-4+ do
Couplings Ap more
'63 than couple. W. H. Utilization potential of crambe abysslnica.
Vonier. 11 Power 107:52-4 S '63: Abstracts. J. H. Bruun and J. R. Matchett. Am OU
Foundry 91:180 Mr '63; Eng & Mln J Chem Soc JGeorge
CRAMPTON, 40:1-6 Ja S. '63
164:104 .S '63resilient coupling. 11 Engineer
Demountable
215:316 F 15 '63 Obituary,
CRANBERRIES por Ilium Eng 57:sup 18A-I- D '62
Design criteria and table for selecting high- Relation between color of cranberries and
speed power couplings. N. B. Rothfuss. II color and stability of sauce. G. J. Servadio
diags Product Eng 34:55-66 F 18 '63 and F. J. Francis, bibliog Food Tech 17:
Design problems In transition to large capa- 632-6 My '63
city oasic oxygen furnaces; trunnions, CRANDALLITE
bearings, couplings and drives. C. P Sim- Apparently triclinic dimorph of crandaJlite
mers. 11 diags Iron & Steel Eng 40:160-9 from a tropical swamp sediment In El
Ap '63 Pet^n, Guatemala. U. M. Cowgill and
Effect of tool Joints on passages of plane others, bibliog Am Mineralogist 48:1144-
longitudinal and torsional waves along a
drill
'63 pipe.Jr. R.bibllog E. Bradbury, Jr. and J. C. CRANE53 S wheels
'63program
Wllhoit, diags A S M E Trans Service reduces crane wheel costs.
ser B 85:156-62 My '63 II Iron & Steel Eng 40:162 My '63
Flexible couplings, il Engineer 216:160 Jl 26 CRANES, derricks, etc.
Aerial workshop speeds overhead construc-
Hitch and quick coupler feature new John
Deere 6010 tractor: abstract. B. F. Jirsa, AluminiumI Pub
t i o n . gantry Worksfor 93:138
loading D alumina.
'62 II En-
II S A E J 71:82 F '63 gineer 215:792 Ap
Aluminum in overhead traveling cranes. N. 26 '63
Improved alr-lubrlcated swivelling pipe
coupling or Journal bearing. R. F. Halllday. Dirilgen.
ASTM chugging il diags steamMod crane
Metalsmakes
19:604-news.
S '63II
diag J Sci Instr 39:572-3 N '62 Materials
Input -output accuracy on Instrument cou- Barge derrickRescan& lift Stand500 3:228-9
tons, il Mr
Eng '63N 171:
?ii!i'*'^.ir
sign .l-o^.;.
35:168-71 ^'?*^"Y9°,'1„
Ap 11 '63 <''*K3 Machine De- Clamshell,
91 O 10 '63barges, co-star In cost-cutting
Mechanical drives book issue. R. R. Grundt- plan. crane II Hockcarries, Prod places
65:64-7 concrete.
D '62 11 diag
"er 11 diags Machine Design 34:100-11 D Climb
Eng N 170:43 Mr 28
Cranes; high stvH in the sky. II Arch Forum '63
^'Î'r? "'■'"l.Powf systems; tube connectors. 118:110-13 Mr '63 with text. Engineer 215:
Cranes; illustrations
My '63 "^''^'''^""<=3 * Pneumatics 16:102-3
I
37 Ja 4 '63
CRANES, derricks, etc. — Continued Control
Crawler-mounted crane features easy opera- A-c V3 d-c for overhead traveling steel mill
tion. Eng N crane
Deck-mounted 171:42 speeds
S 26 '63carco handllne. cranes. J. A. Halvorson. diags Iron & Steel
il Mod Materials Handline 1S:79 Jl 63 BeltEng transmitter
39:95-102 N controls '62 ten ton crane. 11
SO-ton trailer crane, il Engineer 216;6!s6-7
Mr 29 '63 Steel 151:73-4 craneD 24 '62
Blectro-hvdraulic deck crane, il., EngineennK
„ ■ Closed-loop control drives at Ravens-
193:603steelworks
BO-ton My 3 '63 crane. II„ Engineer
„ . „,- cor
215:635 Newcraig.load Engineer control 215:320-1and indicating F 15 '63 equipment.
E5 '6 Fielder, il diags 3Ind Electronics , ,. 1:607-10
Ap 5 '63arch creeps skyward. 11 Eng N 171:
Gateway .
Radio control for crane cuts labor costs
44-5 240-ton
Giant Ag 15 '63 crane fabricated, of, aluminum.
, . 50 per cent. II diag Plant Eng 17:126-9 S
il Mod
Hardened Metals
rope drum, il Iron & Steel Êng 39:
19:70 Je '63 „ Radio control for cranes, il Mod Materials
•63 Handling ■63 runsJe cranes
18:54-8 '63
251-2 D '62 . ^. of. gantry. Roving operator with remote con-
Heat-prestressed plate cuts weight
crane. S. Wichman. U Eng N 171:93 O 10 Tri-torque crane control forO a-c
trols. II Iron Age 190:169 18 '62cranes with
d-c performance. O. Jensen and G. Petter-
Hvdraulic cranecrane. has Rock Prod 66:156 box Sgirders,
'63 sen. il diags IronAg & '63 Steel Eng 40:123-8:
Ladle all-welded il cussion. 128-32 ,_ „ Dis- x
Engineering 195:826 Je 21 '63 Whatever
Light transportable crane for building sites. control; happened U.S; Steel. to the crane cab?
II Safety Maintremote- 125:17
il Engineering 196:S99 S 27 '63 Mr '63 . , ^
Long boom road bridge buildsover New highRiver, bridge Tenn. piers;
il Engrail-N Wireless remote control of materials, han-
dling equipment. J. Tannenbaum. il diags
170:30-1 F 7 '63 Iron & Steel Eng 40:111-19: Discussion.
Material handUng by hydraulic crane proy&s
its worth in a large rod and wire mill. 119-21 Je '63 Design
D.■63E. Brinkman. il Wire & Wire Prod 38: Trends in Finnish crane design. V. Virkkala
383-44-
Materials Mr '63
handling: cranes. „E. „D. Ayers . and and others, il diag Engineer 216:450-2 S 13
A. "W. Rhodes, il Chera Eng 70:164-5 S 16 Electric equipment
Materials handling gets a lift: crane-rack Application
cranes and of auxiliaries. a-c mill motors A. Nitsch. to steel mill
il Iron
system speeds handling, cuts storage space,
il Ironcrane
Mobile Age 192:147simplifies S handling
26 '63 of large 6 Steel rail
Collector Eng design 39:121-5 reduces
O '62 voltage drop.
H. G. Frostlck. diags Iron & Steel Eng
New Coles crane lifts 100 tons, O il'62Engineer-
patterns, il Foundry 90:118-1-
Crane39:133-5trolley O '62system. 11 Iron & Steel Eng
New crane ing 195:668 with My 17aluminium
'63 boom, il Metal- 100-40:2064-
ton truck F '63 mounted crane, il Engineer
Newlurgia type67:145 of Mr cargo'63 crane for Hull docks; 215:836 Mycrane 3 '63 control for a-c cranes with
Wharfmaster. il diag Engineering 195:178 Tri-torque
d-c performance. O. Jensen and G. Pet-
1963F 1materials
'63 handling and packaging direc- tersen. il diags Iron & Steel Eng 40:123-8:
tory; outdoor- indoor mobile equipment, il Discussion. 128-32 Ag '63
Mod Materials Handling 18:235-56 My 63 Maintenance and repair
1963 materials handling and packaging direc-
tory: overhead eciuipment. il Mod Materials Material handling maintenance: who. what.
Handling 18:257-80rigMyerects '63 prestressed gird- whv. when, where? G. Berkwitt. il Mill
Novel home-made
ers: Peedee River bridge. South Carolina, Service
& Factory program 72:93-7reducesJe '63 crane wheel costs.
Now il diags
a tower Roads crane& Sts from 106:89-90-1-
Stothert F& '63 Pitt, il il Ironcrane
Tower & Steel jib Eng 40:162 My
inspection and '63maintenance
Engineering 195:532 Ap 19 '63 made safe, il Engineering 196:358 S 20 '63
Rolling deck cranes. 11 Engineer 215:358-9 Numerical control
F 22 '63
Self-propelled gantry for rapid track re-lay- Small programmed crane automates dipping
ing: M6 Bover Scharz track relaying-gan-
cycles, il Mill & Factory 72:68 F '63
Ship gantry cranes speed194:573
tries, il Engineering N 2 '62il Marine
newsprint, Safety measures
Eng/Log 68:56 Mr '63 Crane safety: what can you do? L. F. Stanley,
Shovel-crane,
Six-ton cargo-handling il Rock Prod
crane; 66:182 My
Wharfmaster, '63
diag Mod Materials
Outriggers speed crane Handling
action:18:56-9 changes Ap '63 In
il
SoakingEngineer 215:392-3 Mr
pit charging crane, il Engineer 216: 1 '63 hydraulic design cut set-up time. 11 Iron
601 O 11crane
Stacker '63 handles heavies, il Steel 153: Safety
Age 190:80 code '63Ofor 4 '62 mechanized lifting. Safety
125-6 O boom 21 '63 pendants Maint 126:31
Swaged last longer. A. F. CRANES, FloatingN '63
Meger. deck
Swedish il Coalcrane, Age 67:78-81
il Engineer N '62215:1092 Je Floating crane with Voith Schneider propel-
14 '63 60- ton lfloating ers, il Engineering crane. 196:451
London O Samson. 11 '63 II
Tall pier forms set with bar cages in place: Engineer 216:549-50 O 4 '63
twin high-level bridges at North Little CRANKCASES
Rock. Ark 11 Roads & Sts 106:68-9 F '63 California orders crankcase controls for cars.
Teeming ladle crane, il Engineer 215:1032-
3 Je 7 '63Goliath crane, il Engineer 215:599- Car Oil smog
& Gasnot J unique 60:78 D 31Coast: '62
300-tonne smog developments: to crankcase latest anti-
emission
600 Mr 29 '63 devices. R. R. Kay. 11 Iron Age 191:42 Ja
Tower
Travelercranes, erects recordil Engineercolumn:216:528 Chemical S 27bank '63
New York trust building. 11 Eng N 170:18 Vehicle smog control progresses In California:
24 '63
abstract. D. A. Jensen. S A E J 71:104 Ja
Ja 31 crane
Truck '63 has triangular boom. 11 Eng N
•63 CRANKS
170:153 Ja 24 "63 Constant horizontal velocity from a crank.
Truck-mounted crane built for high-rise H. B. Schell. diags Mach 69:148-50 D '62
work: Link-Belt, il Eng N 170:404- My 9 CRANKSHAFTS
Induction hardening system Improves crank-
Truck mounted crane for high lifts: NCK- shafts. 1 MetalforProg 82:7-8 D thrust
'62
RapieR 555. il Engineering 194:641 N 16 '62 New method finishing bearing
Universal tower crane: Stothert and Pitt ltd. surfaces of crankshafts. D. E. Bowman
il Engineer 215:698-9 Ap 19 '63 and O. L. Cory, il diag Automotive Ind
Weight measurement system: crane safe-load
indicator. Engineer 215:593 Mr 29 '63 128:46 Je main
Split-race 1 '63 center crankshaft bearing on
Welding svstem developed for crane rails. Wisconsin's
cooled engine.newR. V-4. valve-in-head,
J. Sroka and others.air-11
il diags Iron & Steel Eng 40:185-6 Ap '63
Wheel gives crane boom mobility. 11 Eng diags S A E J 70:100-1 O '62
N See
170:44
alsoJe 13 '63 Maintenance and repair
Buckets Crank and cam reclamation. II Diesel Equip
HolstlnjT machinery
Supt 41:28-30 Jl '63
CRANKSHAFTS— Maintenance and repair CREDIT cards
— C'ontiiiued Foolproof price printer cuts credit card con-
Salvacini; automotive crankshafts with the fu.sion. it diag Product Eng 34:114-15 Je 10
flno wire CO2 weldiner nrocess. A. Oros
and H. B. Cary. il dias Weldiner J 42: CREEP of materials
100-6 F '63 Compressive creep of polycrystaJUne beryl-
Manufacture lium oxide. R. R. Vandervoort and W. L.
Automated torsins at Opel. J. R. Mlkton. Barmore. bibliog 11 Am Cer Soc J 46:180-4
il Am Mach/Metalworklne Manut 107:97-9 Creep
Ad '63analysis of annular plates. B. Ven-
Mr IS '63 katraman and S. A. Patel. bibliog diags
Cadillac's cast crankshafts cost less. 11 Steel F'ranklin
151:146 N 5 forEinpr
'62 Creep and Inst stressJ rupture
275:13-23 testing
Ja '63 machines,
Hi«h output line at Opel plant. D. il Metallurgia 68:137-8 S '63
Scott, Waukesha
How il Automotive motorInd co.128:53-5
flame Mrhardens
1 '63 Creep buckling of reinforced concrete col-
umns. S. Mauch and M. J. Holley. bibliog
crankshafts. 11 Automotive Ind 128:42-34- flow chart diags Am Soc C E Proc 89 tS'T
Mr 1 '63
International harvester CO. adopts new tech- 4 no causes
Creep 36101:451-81 torqueAg loss '63 in flat face gasketed
nique to harden crankshafts, il Steel 151:33 joint assemblies. R. E. Kottmeyer and
N 12 '62
IMakiner encine front covers and crankshafts others, diags
Creep mechanism in cement S A E J 71:85-6
mortar.My J '63Gluck-
at Cadillac. J. Geschelln. il diaKs Auto- lich and O. Ishai. bibliog diags Am Concrete
Transfer motive lineInd 128:3S-4H- Mr 1 '63 throusrh
moves crankshafts Inst J 59:923-48 Jl '62; Discussion. A. Hren-
nikoff.of 60:1971-4; Reply. aluminum
1974-6 Mroxide. '63 R.
fast srrindins cycle, il Iron Ase 191:82-3 Creep polyci^stalline
F 14 '63machine for processing crankshafts. I . Coble and Y. H. Guerard. Am Cer Soc J
Transfer
11 Mach machining69:158 Ja '63line for crankshafts: 46:353-4
Creep of pure-gumJl '63 rubber vulcanlzates from
Transfer indentation-time measurements. L. A.
Renault machine tools (U.K.) ltd. 11 Engi- Wood and F. L. Roth, bibliog Rubber Chem
neer 215:204 Ja 25 '63 & Tech 36:611-20 Jl '63
Testing Creep of wool fibers. K.
E. Balasubramaniam. J. 'Wliitelev
bibliog diag Textile and
Influence of geometrical design factors on Res J 32:381-7: 33:436-40 My '62. Je '63
the bending fatigue strength of crank- Electrical resistivity changes of AI2O3 crystals
shafts. C. Kano. 11 diags A S M E Trans during creep. R. Chang. J Ap Phys 34:
ser A 85:177-9: Discussion. 179-82 Jl 'G3 1564-5 My for'63computing creep In belt drives.
Equations
CRAWLER vehicles. See Motor vehicles — Track P. L. Garrett, diags Product Eng 34:86-9
layer tjT)es '63
CRAZING of plastics. See Plastics — Crazing High-temperature
Mr 4 '63 steady-state creep in
CREAMS. See Ointments rutile. W. M. Hirthe and J. O. Brittain.
CREASING of textiles bibliog diags Am Cer Soc J 46:411-17 S '63
Multifunctional flnishe.^ for woven fabrics. Hiffh-temperature steady-state creep rate in
I. Pensa and G. C. Tesoro. bibliog il Am single-crystal '63 MgO. R. L. Cummerow. bib-
Dve.stuff Rep available 52:489-93 toJe study
24 '63components liog J Ap Phys
International conference34:1724-9 Je '63 New Tork.
on creep.
Test methods
of wash-wear items. T. L*. Rusk. jr. il diag Aug. 24-29 and London. Sept. 30-Oct. 4;
program. Materials Res & Stand 3:494-6
Am Dyestuff Rep 52:419-22 My 27 '63
Today's wash-and-wear: getting better and Lateral creep of flat belts. G. A. Q. Fazekas.
better. A. J. Hall. Textile 'World 113:85- Je
diags'63 A S M E Trans ser B 85:307-10; Dis-
6-1-SeeMr also
'63
Cotton fabrics — Creasing Load cells cussion. for 311-13 Ag '63 creep testing. J. M.
concrete
Ravon fabrics — Creasing Illston. il diag Engineering 195:318-19 Mr 1
Model for boundary diffusion controlled creep
CREATINE and
'Woolen worsted fabrics — Creasing
in poLvcrystalline materials. R. L. Coble.
Creatine content as an index of the quality
of meat products. O. Dahl. bibliog J Agri bibliog J processes
Relaxation Ap Phys in 34:1679-82
vulcanizedJe '63rubber;
& Food Chem 11:350-5 Jl '63 relations between stress relaxation, creep.
CREATININE recovery, and hysteresis. A. N. Gent.
Some relationships between caloric restriction bibliog Rubber Chem & Tech 36:377-88 Ap
and body weight in the rat: fecal nitrogen,
fat, energy, and ash and urinary creatinine. Shrinkage and creep influence on deflections
M. Lee and S. P. Lucia, bibliog J Nutrition and moments of reinforced concrete beams.
81:117-22 O '63of the conditions affecting the H. Gesund. diag Am Concrete Inst J 59:
Study of some 687-704 My '62; Correction. 60:sup5 pt 2
rate of excretion and stability of creatinine
in .sheep urine. B. D. H. 'Van Niekerk and Solution
Je '63 lemsofusing vlscoelastic stress analysis prob-
others, creatinine
Urinary bibliog J as Nutrition
an index79:373-80
of body Mrcom-'63 measured creep or relaxation
position. B D. H. Van Niekerk and oth- functions. E. H. Lee and T. G. Rogers,
bibliog A S M E Trans ser E 30:127-33
ers, bibliog J Nutrition 79:463-73 Ap '63
CREATIVE ability Steady
Creative designer needs three information Mr '63creep bibliog
Sackman.
of a nonhomogeneous plate. J. L.
diags Am Soc C E Proc
inputs. F. K. McCune. S A E J 71:36-7
My '63
Creativity can be taught. A, Zimmerman, 88 lEM 5 no 32931:1-24 O '62
■Vlscoelastic
fibers; creep properties of and
oriented nylon con-66
il Chem Eng
Creativity; circling 70:152+ the Jlpyramid.
22 '63 Product Eng ditions. W. H.at Howard
low loads and M.anhydrous
L. Williams,
34:52 Jl 22 '63 bibliog diag Textile Res J 33:689-96 S '63
Creativity
design merit on awards. campus; 11 Alcoa's 1962 student
diag Machine Design CREEP of metals
Capped •63
35:11-417 Ac 15 '63
Engineering creativity. G. A. Thorpe. Plant behaviorend. thin-wall
for type tube creep-rupture
316 stainless steel. G H.
Rowe and others, bibliog II diags A S M E
Eng to17:160-1- '63-64
How developS engineering'63 creativity; spe- Trans ser creep
Combined D 85:71-86
and Mr '63 strengths of
fatigue
cial report, bibliog Hydrocarbon Process & Nlmonlc SOA and Nimonic 90. P. G. Forrest
Pet■62 Refiner 41:109-32 O '62 and P. A. Smith, il Inst Metals J 92:61-2
I taught creativity. J. O'Brien. Product Eng
34:91-3 Ap
Increase your15 '03 problem-solving ability. E, Comparisons of materials: creep strength of
Raudscpp. Machine Design 34:128-31 N 8 met.als: fables. Materials in Design Eng
Some thoughts about today's creativity. B. J. 58:37 Mid-O
Creep buckling'63 of plates: experiments on
Tangerman. Product Eng 34:105-7 S 16 '63 aluminum
CREDIT G. Gerard, alloy at 500°F.
bibliog 11 ATAA R.J Paplrno
1:2127-33andS
Const ruction credit: what's it worth? Elcc
World 160:39-42 O M '63 Creep fracture In nickcl-chromlum-base
Financing; It's asale.
key creep-resistant alloys. J. Heslop. bibliog 11
modernization IItoolDom for Engclosing
201:68-9 the+ Inst Metals J 91:i8-33 '62-63
JaSee'63 also Creep of a low-alloy ferrltic steel. D. A.
Woodford and S. G. Glover, bibliog Iron &
Collecting of accounts
Steel Inst J 201:873-5 O '63
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CREEP of plastics
CREEP of metals — Continued Creep behavior of chlorinated polyether. M. Q.
Creep of niobium. G. Brinson and B. B.
Argent, bibliog il Inst Metals J 91:293-8 Sharma and L. Gesinski. il diags Mod Plas-
Creep-rupture specimen bank opens its doors. Testing tics 40:164-1-
plasticsJa stamina, '63 il Plastics World
Materials
Dislocation Res & Stand in
confltrurations 3:744copper
S '63 after CRESOL
21:23 Je '63
hisli-temperature creep. P. Feltham and Cresols and cresylics face uncertain future.
R. A. Sinclair, biblios il diaer Inst Metals J Chem &freciuencies. Kng N 41:23-4 My 13 '63
Normal thermodynamic proper-
Dynamic creep instability of initially straight, ties and equilibrium of the cresols. J. H. S.
centrally loaded columns. W. E. Jahsman Green. Chem
Phase equilibria in the system phenol, & Ind p 1575-6 S 1 '62
and F. A Field, bibliog diags A S M E
Trans ser E 29:73-80 Mr '62; Discussion. o-cresol. water, sodium hydroxide. J. Y.
Ting and J. S. Forsytli. diags J Ap Chem
29:764-5
Effect D '62
of compressive prestrain on the creep
and fracture properties of pure nickel at 13:171-5 from
Profits Ap refinery '63 waste streams. A. G.
500° C. P. W. Davies and others, bibliog Ash. cresylic
il diag Oil
diags ofInst Metals J 91:289-92 '62-63 systems. Pure acids& Gas from J 60:185-7
petroleum S 24by '62sol-
Effect creep on stresses in piping vent extraction. D. C. Jones and others,
W. Gorczvnski. bibliog diag Engineer 215: bibliog diag Ind & Eng Chem Product
565-7 of
Effect Mr creep 29 '63 stress on carbide .,reactions , Res & Develop
CRESYLIC acids. See 2:217-20
Cresol S '63
during tempering of hieh-chromium steels. CRETACEOUS period. See Geology. StraU-
V P. Gupta and P. R. Dhar. bibliog Iron graphic — Cretaceous
& Steel
Effect of pressure Inst J 201:213-16on creep Mrin '63 tin K. L-. CRICK. Francis H. C.
DeVries and others, bibliog J Ap Phys 34: DNA work wins Nobel prize in medicine, por
2258-9 Ag '63
Effects of the transient period in evaluating . ^ . , ^. CRIMEChem and& criminals Eng N 40:110 O 29 '62
rotating disk tests under creep conditions. See also ■62
A M. Wahl bibliog diag A S M E Trans Juvenile delinquency
ser D 85:66-70 Mr '63 Photography. Legal
Effects ofments ontrace contents of impurity ele- CRIMES aboard•63 aircraft
the creep-rupture properties of
nickel-base alloys. D. R. Wood and R. M. Crime in aircraft. nautical Soc J 67:175-80;R. Wîlberforce. Roy Aero-
Discussion. 180-3
Cook, bibliog Metallurgia 67:109-17 Mr 63
High temperature creep of a copper-gold Mr '63 of textiles
CRIMPING
brazing allov in shear. M. L, Rudee and Changes of curvature with regain of set
others, bibliog il diags Welding J 41: wool and hair fibers. K. Baird. il Textile
SUP451-4 O '63 Res J 33:866-8
Cortical bilateralO structure '63 and wool crimp.
Influence of impurities on the creep and frac- J. G. Snyman. bibliog Textile Res J 33:
J P.tureDennison behaviour ofand nickel at 500 andbibliog
B. Wilshire. 600°
S03-9 Oof '63cotton fibers. E. Alexander and
Inst Metals J 91:343-5 '62-63 Crimp
Influence of irradiation on creep. D. Mose- others, bibliog Textile Res J 32:898-908 N
dale. J Ap Phys 33:3142-3 O '62 Load deflection analysis of fibers with three
Long-time creep properties of an 18 per cent dimensional crimp. R. Chicurel and E.
Cr-12 per cent Ni-1 per cent Nb steel steam- Suppiger. diags Textile Res J 33:767-72 O
pipe and superheater tube. E. A. Jenkinson
and others, bibliog il Iron & Steel Inst J Pinion textured yarn. A. Mancunian, il Tex-
200:1011-24 D '62 tile Ind 127:10S-9-f My '63
Measurement of plastic strain in long-tirne CRISTOBALITE
creep tests at temperatures up to 1000° C. Geometric model for auartz-cristobalite trans-
C WTieatlev and J. Buchan. il diags Metal- formation. A. C. D. Chaklader. diag Am
lurgia 66:91-8 Ag '62 Cer Soc between
Reactions J 46:192-3alkaline-earth An '63 sulfates and
Metallurgical principles governing the creep- cristobalite. W. E. Brownell. bibliog diag
rupture strength of type 321 (IS-S + Ti)
austenitic steel superheating tubing witn Am Cer Soc J 46:125-8 Mr '63
limited extension to type 304 (ISCr-SNi) X-ray study of quartz-cristobalite transforma-
and t\-pe 316 il8Cr-8Ni 4- Mol austenitic tion. A. C. D. Chaldader. bibliog il Am
steels. J. E. WTiite and J. W. Freeman, il Cer Soc constants J 46:66-71 F '63
ASMS Trans ser A 85:119-46 Ap '63 CRITICAL
Ne-w combined creep and fatigue testing ma- Cricondentherms and cricondenbars: their
prediction for binary hydrocarbon systems.
chine, il Metallurgia 67:49-50 Ja '63 E. D. Silverman and G. Thodos. bibliog Ind
New creep-rupture data on furnace tubes. T.
M Krebs. bibliog Hydrocarbon Process & & Eng pressures
Critical Chem Fundamentals of multicomponent 1:299-303 hydro-
N '62
Pet Refiner 41:135-40 Ag '62 cartx)n mixtures and the critical densities
Pressure dependence of creep in Zn and Cd. of binary hydrocarbon mixtures. R. B.
K L. DeVries and P. Gibbs. J Ap Phys Grieves and G. Thodos. bibliog A I Ch E J
34:3119-20 O '63 9:25-30 temperatures
Ja '63
Pressure dependence of the creep of lead. Critical and pressures of sub-
K L. DeVries and others, bibliog diags stances from vapor pressure data. L. I
J'Ap Phys 34:2254-7 Ag '63 Stiel and G. Thodos. bibliog Can J Chem
Pure torsional creep tests on aluminium al- Eng 40:253-5
Estimates of saturated D '62 fluid densities and
10-' loyper
at 200°C hour). at A.low E.rates of strain
Johnson and (10"'
others.to critical constants. S. H. Fishtine. bibliog
Metallurgia 67:173-7 Ap '63 Ind & Eng Chem Fundamentals 2:149-55
Review of superplasticity and related phenom-
ena. E. B. Underwood, bibliog J Metals Pressure-
My '63 temperature critical loci for multi-
14:914-19 D '62 component hydrocarbon mixtures. R. B.
Study designed to explain the creep-rupture Grieves, bibliog Can J Chem Eng 41:174-7
strength of type 321 (18Cr-8Ni + Ti) super-
heater tubing.11J.A E.S White and J. ser W. AFree- CRlTICAL-path
Ag '63 scheduling. See Schedules
man, bibliog M E Trans 85: CRITICAL point
108-18 Ap '63 Application of a reduced vapor pressure
Study of creep collapse of a long circular equation to nonhydrocarbon substances.
cylindrical shell under various distributed E. G. Reynes and G. Thodos. bibliog Ind
force systems. J. C. Serpico. bibliog diags & Eng Chem D.Fundamentals 1:127-31Reply.
My '62:
J Aerospace Sci 29:1316-23 N '62 Discussion. G. Miller. 2:78-9; 80
Tandem rupture testing of two metal samples, F '63
diag Engineering 196:253 Ag 23 '63 CRITICAL temperature. See Critical constants
Versatile combined creep and fatigue ap- CROCONIC acid
paratus with programme facilitie^s. A. J. Structures of the croconate ions. N. C. Baen-
Kennedy and T. E. Clifton, bibliog il ziger and others, diags Am Chem Soc J 85:
diags J Fairbaim
William Sci Instr 40:360-3 Jl '63
and mechanical properties 1539-40connections.
My 20 '63 See Water
CROSS distribution —
of materials. A. I. Smith, bibliog diag Engi- Cross connections
See neeraUo 216:543-5 _ O 4 '63 _ CROSS linkage (chemistry). See Chemical
Steel — Teatlns — Temperature effect bonds
CROSSARMS. See Electric lines— Crossarms Maintenance and repair
CROSSWORD puzzles Automatic roll hard-facing keeps crusher
Braille puzzle utilizes PVC. polystyrene and output in high, il Roads & Sts 106:106-7
vinyl, il diags Plastics World 21:53 fa bi Je 63
CROTON oil ^ . J Combination of two hardsurfacing alloys
Analogs of cocarcinoKen beine synthesized, cuts cost by 80 per cent, il Welding J 42:
li. L,. vanDuuren and others, diag Cnem 501-2 Je '63
Gravel producer needs hammer, roller hard-
& Ent; N 41:02+ O 14 '63 facing, il Welding Eng 48:57 Ja '63
CROTONALDEHYDE , , ,.,,..,. CRUSHING machinery. Portable
Catalytic air oxidation of crotonaldehyde to France is home to worldbeating mobile
maleic anhydride. J. M. Church and P. crusher. R. Ironman. il Rock Prod 66:134
Bitha. biblioB diat? Ind„ & ^ EnK , Chem
Product
Isomerization Res as & a Develop
primary 2:61-6process Mr In'63 the Rock from freeway cuts get first crushing
ghotolysis My site,
at '63 il Roads & fats 106:102 Je '63
lowell and ofS. crotonaldehyde.
Sitniades. biblioeC. AmA. Chem Mc- CRUST of the earth. See Earth— Surface
CRUSTACEA
Soc J 84:4606-7 D 5 '62
CRLJCIBLES FA(J prawn breeding problem. Food Tech
Extension ot iridium crucible lifetime. R S. 17:5624- My '63
Horwath and C. Whiteley. Electrochem CRYOGENICS. See Temperature. Low
Soc J 110:467
Fluxing to remove My '63 oxide ,, ^ ,
from ajununum . CRYOPUMP. See Vacuum pumps
allovs. R. J. KisslinK and J. F. Wallace, CRYOSTATS
biblios il diat's Foundry 91:76-81 Mr '63 Cryostat for absorption spectrophotometry.
High temperature melting H. without contamina- J. A. Sousa and J. Weinstein. diag R Sci
tion in cold crucibles. F. Sterling and Instr 34:150-1 F '63
R. W Warren, bibliog il dJags Metallurgia Four- window cell and cryostat for high pres-
67:301-7 Je '63 ^ ....,- sure studies at liquid helium temperature.
Kemwell portable foundry: application of self- D. B. Fitchen. bibliog diags K Sci Instr
heating crucibles, il Metallurgia 68:29-30 Jl 34:673-6 Je '63brass- to-aluminum seal for use
High vacuum
Portable crucible heats itself, il Iron Age at cryogenic temperatures. P. P. Craig and
191:93palladium
Silver- Je 2U '63 alloys as crucible .^, material , . , others,
High vacuum diag insulated
R Sci Instr 33:869-70feedthrough
electrical Ag '62
in studies of low-melting Iron silicates. A. for use in cryosiats. N. G. Einspruch and
Muan. bibliog Am Cer Soc Bui 42:344-7 W. K. Wisseman. diag R Sci Instr 34:929-30
Je '63
CRUCIFERAE Simply constructed cryostat for laboratory
See also Ag
use. '63T. R. Phillips and D. R. Owens, diag
Crambe abyssinlca
CRUSHED stone. See Stone. Crushed Stub-tuner impedance Agmatching
J Sci Instr 40:426-7 '63 In a helium
cryostat. J. de Klerk, il diag R Sci Instr
CRUSHED stone association, National. See
National crushed stone association 34:183 F '63
CRYOTRON
CRUSHING Application of cryotrons to the high-speed
Guide to crushing and grinding practice. A. computer; abstract. E. N. Adams. Automa-
L. Stern, bibliog diags Chem Eng 69:129-46
D 10 '62 . ^. „B. „S. Uon 9:158-9
Cryotrons and N cryotron
'62 circuits; review. P.
Recent trends in autogenous grinding. A. Walker, bibliog diags Radio & Electronic
Crocker, bibliog il Can Min & Met Bui 56: •63
790-6 Eng 25:387-97
Delay times tor Myswitching '62 in-line cryotrons.
See Oalso'63 A. E. Brennemann and others, bibliog
Ore treatment
CRUSHING machinery diags IEEE Proc 61:1009-14
In-line cryotron. A. E. Brennemann. Jl '63 blblioK
Capacity doubled with new plant of French diags IEEE Proc 51:442-51 Mr '63
gypsum plaster producer; Poliet et Chaus- Observation of crossed-fllm cryotron transi-
son. J. Grindrod. il Pit & Quarry 55:126- tion phenomena. P. M. Chirlian. diag R
9+ N '62
Crusher-crawler teamwork pays oft. „ il Rock „ , Sci
Parallel Instr 34:586-7
binary My
adders '63 using crossed-fllm
Prod 66:93 Ag '63 , „,„.,, cryotron. D. W. Davies. bibliog diags Inst
Crushing machine accidents. Rock Prod , 65:
E E Proc 110:999-1007 Je
Progress is reported in cryotron technology. '63
63-t- portable
Giant D '62 primary crusher serves several
separate plants. J. Grindrod. il Pit & Quarry il Elec Eng 82:150-1
Superconductive associative F '63memories. R. W.
56:5u Ahrons. bibliog diags RCA R 24:325-54 S
'63 Ae mills
Grinding '63 grow, complicate use factors.
C. A. Rowland, il Rock Prod 66:100-1- S '63 Swi spe and diss in fast thin
Hardfacingduces crusiiin*:
of newcost,hammers il Rock drastically
Prod 66:44 re-Jl tch cr>otron
fllm ed circuits. ipN.at H. Meyers, , bib--
inliog
g diags Inst Radio Eng ion Proc 50:2452-64
How do you sele a cru L. A. Rho D '62
ct she des Tunnel diode-cryotron circuit for interroga-
Rock Prod
Minerals 60:73-1-
beneflciation Ap in '63 r?
1962: crushing and . tion of cryotronic systems. E. S. Schlig.
grinding. R. J. Russell. 11 Min Ene 15:96 diag IEEE Proc 51:1359-00 O '63
F '63 CRYPTOMELANE
Progress report on autogenous grinding; Occurrence of cryptomelane in manganese
Cleveland-Cliffs iron co. D. S. Coyle. flow ores, Balaghat district. India. S. B.
sheets 11 Min Cong J 49:35-40 Mr '63 Bhattacharjee and S. Bhattacharjee. Am
Slone formerly wasted becomes premium
product. B. C. Herod. 11 Pit & Quarry Mineralogist
CRYPTOMERIDIOL. 48:1174-6 S '63
See Sesquiterpenes
65:110-12-1-
Story of ErieJe mining '63 co. milling process. H. CRYSTAL diodes
P. Whaley. flow sheet 11 plan diags Min Amateur scientist; how to make a highly
Eng 15:43-7 My '63 accurate clock that utilizes tunnel diodes.
Three-ln-one spells versatile; Western In- R. E. Waiters, il diags Sci Am 208:157-60-1-
diana Aggregates. J. H. Bergstrom. il diags
'63
ToRock save Prod enough65:60-4for N a '62new crusher mantle: Analysis
Mr '63ing of
varactorparametric
diodes. ampliflers
F. J. Hyde, Incorporat-
bibliog
hardface. il Welding Eng 48:72-3 Mr '63
Twin crusher lines produce three aggregate Analysis of the effects of reactancesAg on '63the
diags Inst E E Proc 110:1313-18
grades.
See also11 dlag Roads & Sts 106:38-4() S '63 performance of the tunnel-diode b.alanced-
pair logic circuit. J. J. Gibson, diags RCA R
Ball mills
Pulverizers 23:457-88 frequency
D '62
Control Apparent sistance of varactordependence
diodes. A. of series
Uhllr, re-
Jr.
Automatic control of grinder and pulverizer IEEE Proc 51:1246-7 S '63
installations. 1). J. Ewings. 11 diags Ind Applications of varactor diodes. R. L. Ernst
Electronics 1:691-3 O '63 and J. K. Fitzpatrlck. bibliog diags Electro-
Fully automated crusher Is a reality at
Eagle Mountain, il Min Eng 16:41 Je '63 Tech 72:54-60 characteristics
Approximate S '63 and harmonic
Magnetic logic maximizes crusher output. W. rosponse of the tunnel diode. D. M. Makow
H. Patterson and IJ). E. ICing. diags Control and R. A. Kurd. IEEE Proc 51:251 Ja
EnK 10:97-9 Ja '63
APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY INDEX
■63 1963
311
CRYSTAL diodes — Continued First complete details designing data registers
Back wai-d- diode clamp reduces tunnel-diode with simple diode circuits. W. Orvedahl
delays. W. T. Rhoades. diass Electronics and J. H. Shepherd, diags Electronics 36:
36:56-7wavs
Better F 8 to'63protect transistors with Zener 48-60
Five-layer F 22diode '63 guards cables. H. R. Mon-
diodes
'62 and fuses. O. Burlak. diax Electron- Five new diode Electronics
tague. circuits36:S4-(- Je 21 '63micro-
for nanosecond
ics 35:64-6 voltase
Breakdown S 28 '62of GaAs diodes having wave switching. P. Ravenhill and H. Smith,
nearly abrupt junctions. H. Kressel and il diags
others. Inst Radio Ene Proc 50:2493 D Form logicElectronics
matrix with 35:37-9diodeAg ribbons.
31 '62 J.
G. Hainmerslag. il diags Electronics 36:100-t-
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