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The Wisconsin engineer

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Andrew, Edwin L., Editor
The Wisconsin engineer
Vol. 19, No. 8
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Engineering Journal Association, May 1915

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Contents

Some features of engine house design, Bird, Byron pp. [unnumbered]-351

Drop forge costs, Herdegen, R. T. pp. 352-360

Concrete idler stands, Hunner, Hale H. pp. 361-367

Nickel steel, Armstrong, G. W. pp. 368-371

Why some electric motors fail, Kaumheimer, Edwin A. pp. 371-372

A suggested re-arrangement and centralization of the railroad facilites of Madison, Wisconsin, pp. 373-380

[Masthead], p. [381]

Editorials, pp. [381]-383

Campus notes, pp. [384]-386

Departmental notes, pp. 386-390

Successful Wisconsin engineers--Harold E. Ketchum, pp. 390-391

Alumni, pp. 391-392

[Index vol. 19] Table of contents

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