Technical progress report
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Technical progress report
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Technical progress report
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1644133
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complete irregular
Series statement
Engineering progress at the University of Florida
Table of contents
No.1.Spanish Moss and Some Aspects of Its Commercial Possibilities, by Robert B. Bennett. -- No.2.Curing Methods and Duration Studies of Pretensioned Units, by A. M. Ozell and W. D. Givens. -- No.3.Some Studies on the Behavior of Prestressed Concrete Columns, by A. M. Ozell and A. M. Jernigan. -- No.4.Continuous Kraft Pulping: Its Sensitivity to the Cooking Variables, by William J. Nolan. -- No.6.Data Reduction Equipment for a 'Forward Scatter' Link, by Donald Eadie. -- No.7.Coastal Engineering Study of Fort Pierce Beach, by the Coastal Engineering Staff. -- No.8.An Easy Way to Control Cure of Polyester Resins, by James M. Smith and Robert B. Bennett. -- No.9.Solar Energy Studies: 1. Selective Surfaces and Solar Absorbers, by E. A. Farber; 2. Solar Water Heating, by E. A. Farber; 3. Solar Water Heating: Present Practices and Installations, by E. A. Farber; 4. Solar Energy Used to Supply Service Hot Water, by E. A. Farber, W. H. Bussell and J. D. Bennett; 5. Solar Air Conditioning with an Ammonia-Water Absorption Refrigeration System, by M. M. Eisenstadt, F. M. Flanigan and E. A. Farber. -- No.10.Asphalt Composition and Properties, by Herbert E. Schweyer. -- No.11.Engineering Aspects of Sediment Transport, by Per Bruun, including section on: Biological Aspects, by James B. Lacksy. -- No.12.Testing Space Craft with Induction Heaters, by Bruce E. Mathews and Fred R. Sias, Jr. -- No.13.Review of Beach Erosion and Storm Tide Conditions in Florida, 1961-1962, by Per Bruun, W. H. Morgan and J. A. Purpura. -- No.14.Solar Engines: Part I: A 1/4 Horsepower Closed Cycle Solar Hot-Air Engine. Part II: A 1/3 Horsepower Closed Cycle Solar Hot-Air Engine, by Erich A. Farber and Ford L. Prescott. -- No.15.The Direct Use of Solar Energy to Operate Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Systems, by Erich A. Farber. -- No.16.Relative Validities of Water Wave Theories, by Robert G. Dean.-- No.17.The Power Spectrum for Visual Evoked Neural Discharge Patterns in the Retina, by Donald G. Childers and Nathan W. Perry, Jr
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