T.O.M. Microfilm Reel 226
(Original Designation BM-18)
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The following reports written by members of technical missions to Germany have been reproduced on this reel and appear in alphabetical order by authors.
Heinkel-Hirth TL gas turbine engine. By Adderley, J. W., Saddler, K., Robinson, S. T. 1945. 24 p. diagrs. XXI-5 5
Coal driers Buttner-Werke A. G., Uerdingen-Krefeld. By Bardgett, H. 1945. 7 p. XXXIII-17 30
Sulphur recovery from spent purifier oxide. Ruhrgas A. G., Herwarth Strasse, Essen. By Bardgett, H. 1945. 7 p. diagr. XXXIII-29 30
Report on Chemische Werke Huls A. G., Huls, Germany. By Curtis, F. J., Fogler, M. F. 19 April, 1945. 7 p. diagr. XXII-1 22
Report on investigations by Fuels and Lubricants Teams at the Brabag Works at Troglitz-Zeitz. By Ellis, J. F., And Morley, R. J., eds. 1945. 23 p. diagrs. XXXIII-24 30
The preparation of ultra-clean coal at the Konigin Elizabeth Colliery, Essen-Frillendorf. (Mannesmannrohren Werke A. G.) By Wilkins, E. T. 1945. 6 p. XXXIII-6 30
Concealed oil plants in the Brilon-Bredelar area. By Acton-Taylor, R. A., Williams, F. A. 1945. 4 p. 39 30
Compressed air turbine developed by Karlsruhe Technical High School. By Anderson, E. F. 1946. 6 p. 444 9, 27, 31
Manufacture of 1:4 butinediol at I. G. Ludwigshafen. Including manufacture of 1:4 butanediol and tetrahydrofuran, precautions in handling acetylene, and semi-technical preparation of 1:4 butenediol. By Appleyard, C. J. S., Gartshore, J. F. C. 1946? 129 p., incl.diagrs. (part fold.) 367 22
I. G. waxes manufacture at Gersthofen and Oppau. By Baird, W. 1945. 13 p. 419 22
Cyclo-polyolefines (Paper by Dr. J. W. Reppe, I. G. Research Chemist). Translation issued by B.I.O.S. Group 3. (1945) 30 p. diagrs. (A. E. Childs, Chairman, Group 3, B.I.O.S.). 137 22
Cyclo-polypolefines (Paper by Dr. J. W. Feppe, I. G. Farben Research Chemist) Appendix. Translation issued by B.I.O.S. Group 3. 1945. 20 p. diagrs. ( A. E. Childs, Chairman, Group 3, B.I.O.S.) 137(Appendix) 22
German chemical plant with particular reference to centrifuges. By Broadbent, F. 1946. 21 p. 247 22
Welding of aluminum and aluminum alloys with particular reference to the manufacture of pressre vessels. By Brooks, H. Capper, H., Marshall, W. K. B.; West, E. G.; Willurich, H. O. 1946. 34 p. diagrs, 392 21
Production of acrylonitrile at Leverkusen Plant of I. G. Farbenindustire. By Cambron, A. 1946. 10 p., incl. illus., diagrs. 92 22
A. G. fur Chemische Industrie, Gelsenkirchen-Schalke (A controlled subsidiary of the I. G.). Manufacture of carbon bi-sulphide. By Clayton, J. H. 1945. 9 p. 425 22
German chemical plant manufacture. By Cobbing, J. H. W. 1946? 17 p. illus. BIOS Trip No. 1373. Development made in mixing and grinding machines. 341 31, 22
Carl Alexander Mine, Baesweiler near Alsdorf. The de-ashing of coal by froth flotation and acid extraction and the Ruhrwerke coal cleaning process. By Crawford, A. 1946. 14 p., incl. illus. fold diagr. 523 30
I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G., Hochst. The de-ashing of coal by combined jig washing, froth-flotation, and extraction with caustic soda. By Crawford, A. 1946) 13 p. 2 fold. diagrs. 522 30
New technical applications of acetylene. (1946) 34 p. Based on translation of a paper outlining the work of Dr. J. Walter Reppe. By Evans, D. C. 266 22
Manufacture of acetaldehyde. By Fischer, J. W. 1945?. 12 p. diagr. 370 22
Manufacture of adipic dinitriles and hexamethylene diamine. By Fischer, J. W. 1945? 10 p. diagrs. 368 22
Wartime development in the design of boilers and combustion equipment in Germany. By Franklin, A.: Timmins, A. L. Dunsmore, T.; Napier, A. L. 1946) 55 p. 7 diagrs. (part fold.) 498 31
Notes on manufacture of ethylene oxide, by I. G. Farben. By Gartshore, J. F. C. 1946?. 8 p. diagrs. 360 22
Preparation of adipic acid from tetrahydrofuran and carbon monoxide. By Gartshore, J. F. C. 1946? 5 p. diagr. 351 22
Acrylic esters. Synthesis from acetylene and nickel carbonyl. By Gartshore, J. F. C., Rose, J. D. 1946? 11p. diagrs. 358 22
Characterisation of butadiene catalysts by X-ray and chemical analysis. By Gartshore, J. F. C., Rose, J. D. 1946. 8 p. 356 22
Report on visits by Greaves, C. 216 22, 30
(1) The Technical High School, Darmstadt.
(2) C. F. Boehringer and Sohne, Manheim-Waldhof.
(3) Dr. Freudenberg, Heidelberg University
(4) Dr. Wolman, Wood presservation specialist, Bad Kessingen.
(5) Imberg Gas Producer Plant, Cologne.
1945. 12 p. diagrs,
Wood distillation plant at Brilon-Wald. By Grevas, C. 1945. 9. p. diagr. 128 22
Reichsinstitut fur Erdolforschung Technische Hochschule, Hannover. By Gunther, A. E. 1945/1946. 9 p. 197 30
Petrological microscopes (Germany). By Hallimond, A. F., Claringbull, G. F., Payne, B. O. 1946? 16 p. illus. B.I.O.S. Trip No. 1497, November, 1945. 516 9, 21