Illinois Tech Engineer, Vol. 13 (Classic Reprint): October, 1947: October, 1947 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Inhaltsangabe

Exploring how engineering, education, and ideas shape modern technology and society. This collection presents practical studies and thoughtful discussion from the Illinois Tech Engineer, offering insights into building design, research partnerships, and the role of science in democracy.

The issue blends technical articles with broader reflections, from how grounding and bonded reinforcement affect large radio transmitter structures to a look at home economics as a college program. It also includes a historic talk linking religion, science, and freedom, and updates from Armour Research Foundation on industry collaboration.

• Technical analysis of grounding, welding, and bonding in reinforced concrete for high-power buildings


• Practical notes on home economics curricula and student study avenues


• A historically informed discussion on democracy, religion, and the role of science


• News on industrial research partnerships and staff at a major research foundation

Ideal for readers of engineering history, applied science, and university-era scholarship who want context for how technical work connects to broader social ideas.

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