ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
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Volume 63, 1944
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1944
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I.
GENERAL MATERIAL
Ð . TRANSACTIONS MATERIAL
(Pages 10-24)
(Pages 3-9)
General articles, news, and biographical
items published in the general monthly
periodical are indexed as follows :
Technical-program papers and related
discussions are indexed as follows:
1. Subject Index.
by subjects.
2. Author I n d e x . Lists authors of all technicalprogram papers a n d discussions.
Lists all general-interest articles
2 . Author Index. Lists authors of all generalinterest articles and "Letters to the Editor."
3 . AIES News Index. Lists all news items p e r .
taining to Institute Activities.
4. Non-AIEE N e w · Index. Lists all news items " O f
Current Interest" not pertaining directly to Institute
activities.
5 . Biographical Index. Lists all
obituary items on A I E E members.
personal
and
1. Technical-Subject I n d e x . Lists all technicalprogram papers a n d related discussions by subjects.
Of the total content of the 1944 annual
Transactions, pages 1-318 and 501-960 in­
clusive were published in the Transactions
sections of Electrical Engineering during 1944
as tabulated below; pages 319-500 were
published in the June "Supplement to
Electrical Engineering—Transactions Sec­
tion" and pages 961-1504 in the December
Supplement.
P a g e Allocation b y Issues
Page Allocation b y Issues
January
February
March
April
May
June
1-42
43-76
77-118
119-160
161-202
203-242
July
August
September
October
November
December
243-280
281-322
323-354
355-392
393-424
425-460
January
1-40
February
41-80
March
84-144
April
145-208
May
209-264
June
265-318
J u n e Supplement
319-500
July
501-548
August
549-612
September
613-692
October
693-772
November
773-868
December
869-960
December Supplement.
961-1504
I—GENERAL MATERIAL
(See page 10 for Transactions Material Index)
1. Subject Index
Accuracy of Control Devices for Feeder-Voltage Regu­
lators. (Committee Report)
250-4
Letter
391
Address System, A Shipyard Public-. A i k e n . . . . 402-04
Aeronautics, The Future of. Speas
325-6
Aids Mining, Fluorescence. Plumb
243-6
Air Traffic Control. Gilbert
119-25
Aircraft, Electric Power in. Rockwell
400-02
Aircraft, Horsepower Meter for. (Letter) MacGahan
200
Aircraft Instruments, Fluorescent Lighting of. Dircksen
247-9
(Aircraft) The Future of Aeronautics. Speas. . . 325-6
Aircraft Transformers—Small and Light. Kiltie. . 84-8
Alloys, Physical Metallurgy of Copper and Copper-Base.
Brace
11-17
A-C Network, Story of the. Kehoe
329-30
America, Electrification for Latin. Howard
43-6
AIEE, The First 60 Years of the. Funk
323-5
Antenna Radiation Patterns, Calculating. Cronshey.. .
331-4
Application of Statistics to Dielectrics. Summers, Ross
405-07
Armature Circuit, Voltage Drop Through the. (Letter1»
Rush
40
Army Communications Equipment, Enemy. C o l t o n . . .
139-44
Aviation, Radio in. Stanton
215-17
B
Basic Problems Solved in Electric Machinery, Are All
the. Liwschitz
47-56
Letter
159
Big Inch Pipe Lines, Electrical Sinews for the. H y d e . . .
1-8
Bush, Vannevar—1943 Edison Medalist
81-4
Cabinet, Should There Be an Engineer in the Presi­
dent's
409
Calculating Antenna Radiation Patterns. Cronshey...
331-4
Calculation of Fault Currents, Revisions Made to Simpli­
fied
65
Canons of Ethics, The ECPD Proposed. Jackson. . 4 4 1 - 2
Carrier Telegraph Systems. Bramhall
283-6
Centenary of the Morse Telegraph, The. Bibber.. 433-6
Circuit, Voltage Drop Through the Armature. (Letter)
Rush
40
Combustion Gas Turbine, The. Fischer, Meyer.. 163—9
(Committee Report) Accuracy of Control Devices for
Feeder-Voltage Regulators
250-4
Letter
391
Communications Equipment, Enemy Army. C o l t o n . . .
139^4
Conception of Single-Phase Motor Operation, A
Physical. Beach
254-63
Control, Air Traffic. Gilbert
119-25
Control Devices for Feeder-Voltage Regulators, Ac­
curacy of. (Committee Report)
250-4
Letter
391
Copper and Copper-Base Alloys, Physical Metallurgy of.
Brace
11-17
Currents, Revisions Made to Simplified Fault
65
Curriculums in Electrical Engineering, Postwar. Kloeffler
364-7
Letter
458
Degree, The Engineering. (Letters)
Gould
278
Jones
352
Developments in Light Sources, Recent. Millar. . 126-38
Devices Aid Metallurgical Research, Electronic. Pot­
ter
175-85
Devices for Feeder-Vol tage Regulators, Accuracy of Con­
trol. (Committee Report)
250-4
Letter
391
Dielectrics, Application of Statistics to. Summers, Ross.
405-07
Drawings—An Aid to Production, Trimetric. (Filler)..
360
VOLUME 63,
1944
Economy for the United States, A Postwar.
Chevalier. .
77-80
ECPD Proposed Canons of Ethics, The. Jackson.. 441 - 2
Edison Medalist for 1943, Vannevar Bush
81-4
Education in Wartime, Practical. (Letter) Albach .117
Effect of High-Frequency Fields on Micro-Organisms.
Fleming
18-21
Efficient Operation of Hydroelectric Systems. Stirling,
Sharpe
395-400
Electric Machinery, Are All the Basic Problems Solved
in. Liwschitz
47-56
Letter
159
Electric Power in Aircraft. Rockwell
400-02
Electric-Power Systems, Meteorological Service for.
Davison
203-09
Electrical Engineering in the Postwar World :
Part I—Influence of Wartime Developments. Funk.
\
161-3
Part II—Position of the Engineer. Lee
218-20
Part III—Engineering: Handmaiden of Economics.
Kellogg
264-6
Part IV—Expanding Horizons. Prince
291-3
Part V—The Electric-Power Industry After the War.
LeClair
338-41
Letter
422
Part VI—Welding's Promise of Lower Costs. Lin­
coln
375-7
Part VII—Aircraft Electricity. Holliday
410-11
Part VIII—Influence of Research on Engineering De­
velopments. Chubb
443-4
Electrical Engineering, Postwar Curriculums in. Kloeffler
364-7
Letter
458
Electrical Sinews for the Big Inch Pipe Lines. H y d e . . 1-8
Electrically Heated Homes in the Tennessee Valley.
Martin
437-40
Electricity, Seagoing. Cornbrooks
170-4
Electrification for Latin America. Howard
43-6
Electronic Devices Aid Metallurgical Research. Pot­
ter
175-85
Electronic Protective Systems. Lindsay
367-74
Enemy Army Communications Equipment. Colton.. .
139-44
Engineer, Cultural Training of the. (Letters)
Hinckley
199
Fleischmann
200
Engineer, Faith of the. (Letter) Duff
75
Engineer in the President's Cabinet, Should There Be an.
.
409
Engineering in Wrartime. Umansky
8-10
Engineers, Mathematical Training for Young. Powel. .
63-4
Letter
158
Engineer's Present and Future Responsibilities, The.
McClellan
281-2
Enterprise, Industrial Research Under Free. Ruthenburg
210-15
Letters
353,422
Equipment, Enemy Army Communications. C o l t o n . . .
139-44
Ethics, The ECPD Proposed Canons of. Jackson. . 441-2
Experience With a Heat-Pump System. (Abstract).. 36T
Faraday Medalist—Irving Langmuir 1943
362-4
Fatigue Strength of Welded Joints. Jones
288-90
Fault Currents, Revisions Made to Simplified Calcula­
tion of
65
Faults, A Simple Method for Locating Ground. Hol­
beck
89-92
Feeder-Voltage Regulators, Accuracy of Control De­
vices for. (Committee Report)
250-4
Letter
391
Fields on Micro-Organisms, Effect of High-Frequency.
Fleming
18-21
Fillers (See Miscellaneous Short Items)
First 60 Years of the AIEE, The. Funk
323-5
Fisk Station, New 147,000-Kw Unit at. (Filler)
408
Fluorescence Aids Mining. Plumb
243-6
Fluorescent Lighting of Aircraft Instruments. Dirck­
sen
247-9
Free Enterprise, Industrial Research Under. Ruthen­
burg
210-15
Letters
353,422
Future of Aeronautics, The. Speas
325-6
Future Responsibilities, The Engineer's Present and.
McClellan
'
281-2
1. Subjects
v. ; - Turbine, The Combustion. Fischer, M e y e r . . 163-9
•^ ji fi a n / s Peacetime Industry, Retain
393-4
Ground Faults, A Simple Method for Locating. Hol­
beck
89-92
Guns, Gyroscopic Stabilizer for Tank. Hanna, L y n n . . .
355-40
Gyroscopic Stabilizer for Tank Gun». Hanna, Lynn.
355-60
H
Heat-Pump System, Experience With a. (Abstract).. 361
Heated Homes in die Tennessee Valley, Electrically.
Martin
437-40
High-Frequency Fields on Micro-Organisms, Effect of.
Fleming
18—21
Homes in the Tennessee Valley, Electrically Heated.
Martin
437-40
Hydroelectric Systems, Efficient Operation of. Stirling,
Sharpe
395-400
(Illumination) Recent Developments in Light Sources.
Millar
126-38
Inductance When Iron Is Present, Some Aspects of.
(Letter) Puchstein
320
Industrial Research Under Free Enterprise. Rutiienburg
210-15
Letters
353,422
Industry, Retain Germany's Peacetime
393—4
Instruments, Fluorescent Lighting of Aircraft. Dirck­
sen
247-9
Iron Is Present, Some Aspects of Inductance When.
(Letter) Puchstein
320
Joints, The Fatigue Strength of Welded. Jones.. .288-90
K
Kehoe, Arthur H., 1943 Lamme Medalist
.KilgoreBill, A Letteron the. Bush
Letter
Kilgore Bill, Societies Oppose
327-30
57-62
198
62
Lamme Medalist, Arthur H. Kehoe—1943
327-30
Langmuir, Irving—1943 Faraday Medalist
362-4
Latin America, Electrification for. Howard
43-6
Letter on the Kilgore Bill, A. Bush
57-62
Letter
198
Letters to the Editor:
A Letteron die KilgoreBill. Upson
198
Accuracy of Control Devices for Feeder-Voltage Regu­
lators. Freeman
391
Are All the Basic Problems Solved in Electric Ma­
chinery? McFarland
159
Cultural Training of the Engineer
Hinckley
199
Fleischmann
200
Electric-Power Industry After the War, The. Brown.
422
Engineering Degree, The
GouM.
278
Jones
352
"Faith of the Engineer.** Duff
75
Horsepower Meter for Aircraft. MacGahan
200
Industrial Research Under Free Enterprise
Worth
353
Harris
353
Dwyer
353
Ruthenburg
422
Deyoe
423
Mathematical Training for Young Engineers. Strelzoff
158
Mercury Thermometers in 60-CycIe Fields. Taylor.
241
Postwar Curriculums in Electrical Engineering. A b ­
bott
459
Practical Education in Wartime. Albach
117
Some Aspects of Inductance When Iron Is Present.
Puchstem
320
Symbol Standardization Needed. Ranger
158
T V A Releases Annual Report. Jansky
159,200
Voltage Drop Through the Armature Circuit. Rush.
40
Wigwags, Zips, and Zooms. Burnett
278
Light Sources, Recent Developments in. Millar.. 126-38
Lighting of Aircraft Instruments, Fluorescent. Dircksen
247-9
lightning Stroke, "Klydonogram" Reproduced on Golf
Green by. (Photo)
,56
Locating Ground Faults, A Simple Method for. Hol­
beck
89-92
M
Mathematical Training for Young Engineers.
Powel.
63-4
Letter
158
Medalist, Arthur H . Kehoe—1943 Lamme
327-30
Medalist, Irving Langmuir—1943 Faraday
362-4
Medalist, Vannevar Bush—1943 Edison
81-4
Metallurgical Research, Electronic Devices Aid. Pot­
ter. . .
175-85
Metallurgy of Copper and Copper-Base Alloys, Physical.
Brace
11-17
Meteorological Service for Electric-Power Systems.
Davison
203-09
Meter for Aircraft, Horsepower. (Letter) MacGahan.
200
Method for Locating Ground Faults, A Simple. Hol­
beck
89-92
Micro-Organisms, Effect of High-Frequency Fields on.
Fleming
18-21
Mining, Fluorescence Aids. Plumb
243-6
Miscellaneous Short Items:
Apparatus Imitates Sea Motion. (Photo)
444
Calculator Widens Scope of Practical Mathematics.
(Photo)
337
Electronic Graphical Symbols Standardized
246
Gasoline Tanks Electrically Welded. ( P h o t o ) . . . 334
"Klydonogram" Reproduced on Golf Green by Light­
ning Stroke. (Photo)
56
Magnésium From Sea Water
64
New 147,000-Kw Unit at Fisk Station
408
Overhead Welder Travels Assembly Line
220
Pennsylvania Trains Adopt Telephones. (Photo).. 266
Searchlight Supplements Radio Communication.
(Photo)
440
Trimetric Drawings—an Aid to Production
360
United States Dive Bomber Over Wake Island.
(Photo)
88
Welding-Electrode Refrigeration
125
Wind Tunnel Testing. (Photo)
394
Mobile Power Plants for War-Torn Areas
287-8
Morse Telegraph, T h e Centenary of the. Bibber.. 433-6
Motor Operation, A Physical Conception of Single-Phase.
Beach
254-63
O
Oil-Immersed Transformers, Temperatures Produced
by Overloading. Tipton
335-7
Operation, A Physical Conception of Single-Phase
Motor. Beach
254-63
Operation of Hydroelectric Systems, Efficient. Stirling,
Sharpe
395-400
Organisms, Effect of High-Frequency Fields on Micro-.
Fleming
18-21
Overloading Oil-Immersed Transformers, Temperatures
Produced by. Tipton
335-7
Cronshey...
331-4
Peacetime Industry, Retain Germany's
.393-4
Physical Conception of Single-Phase Motor Operation
A. Beach
254-63
Physical Metallurgy of Copper and Copper-Base Al­
loys. Brace
11-17
Pipe l i n e s , Electrical Sinews for the Big Inch. Hyde.. 1 - 8
Plants for War-Torn Areas, Mobile Power
287-8
Postwar Curriculums in Electrical Engineering. KJoeffler
364-7
Letter
458
Postwar Economy for the United States, A. Chevalier.
77-80
Postwar World, Electrical Engineering in the:
Part I—Influence of Wartime Developments. Funk.
161-3
Part II—Position o f the Engineer. Lee
218-20
Part III—Engineering: Handmaiden of Economics.
KeUogg
264-6
Part IV—Expanding Horizons. Prince
291-3
Part V—The Electric-Power Industry After the War.
LeClair
338-41
Letter.
422
Part VI—Welding's Promise of Lower Costs. Lin­
coln
375-7
Part VII—Aircraft Electricity. Holliday
410-11
Part VIII—Influence of Research on Engineering
Developments. Chubb
443-4
Power in Aircraft, Electric. Rockwell
400-02
Power Plants for War-Torn Areas, Mobile
287-8
Power Systems, Meteorological Service for Electric-.
Davison
203-09
Practical Education in Wartime. (Letter) Albach . . 1 1 7
Present and Future Responsibilities, T h e Engineer's.
McClellan
, .281-2
President's Cabinet, Should There Be an Engineer in the.
409
(Presidents) Retain Germany's Peacetime Industry.
393-4
Problems Solved in Electric Machinery, Are All the
Basic. Liwschitz
47-56
Letter
159
Protective Systems, Electronic. Lindsay
367-74
Public-Address System, A Shipyard. Aiken
402-04
Pump System, Experience With a Heat-. (Abstract).. .
.361
R
Radiation Patterns, Calculating Antenna.
Cronshey.
331-4
Radio in Aviation. Stan ton
215-17
Recent Developments in Light Sources. M i l l a r . . 126-38
Rectifier, The Selenium. Ramsey
425-33
Refrigeration, Welding-Electrode. (Filler)
125
Regulators, Accuracy of Control Devices for Feeder·
Voltage. (Committee Report)
250-4
Letter
391
Research Under Free Enterprise, Industrial. Ruthen­
burg
210-15
Utters
353,422
Responsibilities, The Engineer's Present and Future.
McClellan
281-2
Retain Germany's Peacetime Industry
393-4
Seagoing Electricity. Cornbrooks
170-4
Selenium Rectifier, The. Ramsey
425-33
Service for Electric-Power Systems, Meteorological.
Davison
203-09
Shipyard Public-Address System, A. Aiken
402-04
Should There Be an Engineer in the President's Cabinet?
409
"Simplified Calculation of Fault Currents," Revisions
Made to
65
Sinews for the Big Inch Pipe Lines, Electrical. Hyde.
1-8
Single-Phase Motor Operation, A Physical Conception
of. Beach
254-63
Sixty Years of the AIEE, The First. Funk
323-5
Sources, Recent Developments in Light. Millar.. 126-38
Stabilizer for Tank Guns, Gyroscopic. Hanna, Lynn.
355-60
Standardization Needed, Symbol. (Letter) Ranger.. 158
Standardized, Electronic Graphical Symbols. (Filler).
246
Statistics to Dielectrics, Application of. Summers, Ross.
405-07
Strength of Welded Joints, Fatigue. Jones
288-90
Symbols Standardized, Electronic Graphical. (Filler).
246
System, A Shipyard Public-Address. Aiken
402-04
System, Experience With a Heat-Pump. (Abstract).. 361
Systems, Carrier Telegraph. Bramhall
283-6
Systems, Electronic Protective. Lindsay
367-74
Patterns, Calculating Antenna Radiation.
4
Tank Guns, Gyroscopic Stabilizer for.
Hanna, Lynn.
355-O0
Telegraph Systems, Carrier. Bramhall
283-6
Telegraph, The Centenary of the Morse. Bibber. . 433-6
Telephones, Pennsylvania Trains Adopt. ( F i l l e r ) . . . 266
Temperatures Produced by Overloading Oil-Immersed
Transformers. Tipton
335-7
T V A Releases Annual Report. (Letter) Jansky.. 159,200
Tennessee Valley, Electrically Heated Homes in the.
Martin
437-40
Thermometers in 60-Cycle Fields, Mercury. (Letter)
Taylor
241
Traffic Control, Air. Gilbert
119-25
Training for Young Engineers, Mathematical. Powel.
63-4
Letter
.·
158
Training of the Engineer, Cultural. (Letters)
Hinckley
199
Fleischmann
200
Transformen—Small and Light, Aircraft. K i l t i e . . 84-8
Transformers, Temperatures Produced by Overloading
Oil-Immersed. Tipton
335-7
Turbine, The Combustion Gas. Fischer, M e y e r . . 163-9
2. Authors
U
United States, A Postwar Economy for the.
Chevalier
77-80
W
Wake Island, United States Dive Bomber Over. (Photo) ·
88
War-Torn Areas, Mobile Power Plants for
287-8
Wartime, Engineering in. Umansky
8-10
Wartime, Practical Education in. (Letter) Albach ..117
Welded Joints, The Fatigue Strength of. J o n e s . . 288-90
Young Engineers, Mathematical Training for.
Letter
2.
Powel
63-^1
15É
Author Index
Abbott, H. L. (Letter) Postwar Curriculums in Elec­
trical Engineering
458
Aiken, W. Ross. A Shipyard Public-Address System.
402-04
Albach, Carl R. (Letter) Practical Education in War­
time
!
117
B
Beach, Robin. A Physical Conception of Single-Phase
Motor Operation
254-63
Bibber, H . W. Centenary of the Morse Telegraph, The.
433-6
Brace, P. H. Physical Metallurgy of Copper and Cop­
per-Base Alloys
11-17
Bramhall, F. B. Carrier Telegraph Systems
283-6
Brown, George H. (Letter) T h e Electric-Power In­
dustry After the War
422
Burnett, Douglas. (Letter) Wigwags, Zips, and Zooms.
278
Bush, Vannevar. A Letter on the Kilgore Bill. . . 57-62
Bush, Vannevar. T h e American Tradition of Oppor­
tunity
*82-4
Chevalier, Willard. A Postwar Economy for die United
States
77-80
Chubb, L. W. Electrical Engineering in the Postwar
World. Part VIII—Influence of Research on
Engineering Developments
443-4
Col ton, Roger B. Enemy Army Communications
Equipment
139-44
(Committee Reports) See "Committee Reports" in
Subject Index
Cornbrooks, Charles W. Seagoing Electricity. .170-4
Cronshey, Raymond W. Calculating Antenna Radia­
tion Patterns
331-4
D
Davison, A. E. Meteorological Service for ElectricPower Systems
203-09
Deyoe, Harold L. (Letter) Industrial Research Under
Free Enterprise
423
Dircksen, A. D . Fluorescent Lighting of Aircraft In­
struments
247-9
Duff, C. Kent. (Letter) "Faith of the Engineer".. .75
Dwyer, Roy C. (Letter) Industrial Research Under
Free Enterprise
353
Fischer, F. K.; C. A. Meyer. The Combustion Gas
Turbine
163-9
Fleischmann, Edwin. (Letter) Cultural Training of the
Engineer
199
Fleming, A. P. M. Irving Langmuir—Pioneer in Re­
search
362-4
Fleming, Hugh. Effect of High-Frequency Fields on
Micro-Organisms
18—21
Freeman, Stephen, Jr. (Letter) Accuracy of Control
Devices for Feeder-Vol tage Regulators
391
Funk, Nevin E. Electrical Engineering in die Postwar
World. Part I—Influence of Wartime Develop­
ments
161-3
Funk, Nevin E. The First 60 Years of the A I E E . . 323-5
AIEE
ANNUAL INDEXES
R
Gilbert, Glen A. Air Traffic Control
119-25
Gould, Harold M. (Letter) The Engineering Degree.
278
H
Hanna, C. R.; L. B. Lynn. Gyroscopic Stabilizer for
Tank Guns
355-60
Harris, Ford W. (Letter) Industrial Research Under
Free Enterprise
353
Hinckley, A . D . (Letter) Cultural Training of the
Engineer
199
Holbeck, J o h n I. A Simple Mediod for Locating
Ground Faults
89-92
Holliday, T«. B. Electrical Engineering in the Postwar
World. Part VII—Aircraft Electricity
410-11
Howard, Charles A. Electrification for Latin America.
43-6
Hyde, Merritt A. Electrical Sinews for the Big Inch
Pipe Lines
1-8
Jackson, Dugald C. ECPD Proposed Canons of
Ethics, T h e
441-2
Jansky, C. M . (Letter) T V A Releases Annual Report.
159,200
Jewett, Frank B. The 1943 Edison Medalist—Vannevar
Bush
81-2
Jones, Carl G. (Letter) The Engineering D e g r e e . . . 352
Jones, Jonathan. The Fatigue Strength of Welded
Joints
288-90
Ramsey, Glen. Selenium Rectifier, T h e
425-33
Ranger, R. H . (Letter) Symbol Standardization
Needed
158
Rockwell, Mable MacFerran. Electric Power in Air­
craft
400-02
Ross, K. E.; C. M . Summers. Application of Statistics
to Dielectrics
405-07
Rush, H . S. (Letter) Voltage Drop Through die Arma­
ture Circuit
40
Rutilenburg, Louis. Industrial Research Under Free
Enterprise
210-15
Letter
422
Searing, H. R. Career of die Medalist
328-29
Sharpe, J. M.; L. B. Stirling. Efficient Operation of
Hydroelectric Systems
395-400
Speas, R. Dbron. The Future of Aeronautics
325-6
Stan ton, Charles I. Radio in Aviation
215-17
Stirling, L. B.; J. M. Sharpe. Efficient Operation of
Hydroelectric Systems
395-400
Strelzoff, J. A. (Letter) Mathematical Training for
Young Engineers
158
Summers, C. M.; K. E. Ross. Application of Statistics
to Dielectrics
405-07
Taylor, Jerome J. (Letter) Mercury Thermometers in
60-Cycle Fields
241
Tipton, E. W. Temperatures Produced by Overload­
ing Oil-Immersed Transformers
335-7
U
Kehoe, Arthur H. Story of the A-C N e t w o r k . . . 329-30
Kellogg, C. W . Electrical Engineering in the Postwar
World. Part III—Engineering: Handmaiden of
Economics
-264-6
Kiltie, O. Aircraft Transformera—Small and Light.
84-8
Kloeffler, R. G. Postwar Curriculums in Electrical
Engineering
364-7
Langmuir, Irving. Incentives for Science
362-4
LeClair, T . G. Electrical Engineering in the Postwar
World. Part V—The Electric-Power Industry
After the War
338-U
Lee, Everett S. Electrical Engineering in die Postwar
World. Part II—Position of the Engineer . . 2 1 8 - 2 0
Lincoln, James F. Electrical Engineering in the Postwar
World. Part VI—Welding's Promise of Lower
Costs.
375-7
Lindsay, Maxwell H. A. Electronic Protective Systems.
367-74
Liwschitz, M. M. Are All die Basic Problems Solved in
Electric Machinery?
47-56
Lynn, L. B.; C. R. Hanna. Gyroscopic Stabilizer for
Tank Guns
355-60
M
NfacGahan, Paul. (Letter) Horsepower Meter for Air­
craft
200
Martin, Buford H. Electrically Heated Homes in die
Tennessee Valley
437-40
McClellan, William. The Engineer's Present and Future
Responsibilities
281-2
McFarland, Thomas C. (Letter) Are All die Basic
Problems Solved in Electric Machinery?
159
Meyer, C. A . ; F. K. Fischer. The Combustion Gas
Turbine
163-9
Millar, Preston S. Recent Developments in Light
Sources
126-38
Umansky, L. A. Engineering in Wartime
8-10
Upson, Walter L. (Letter) A Letter on die Kilgore
BUI
198
W
Williams, S. B. The Lamme Medal
327-8
Worth, Donald G. (Letter) Industrial Research Under
Free Enterprise
353
3. AIEE News Index
Abstracts of AIEE Technical Papers
Los Angeles Technical Meeting
309
North Eastern
145
Summer National Technical Meeting
225
Winter National Technical Meeting, 1944
25
Winter National Technical Meeting, 1945
447
Australian Engineers Exchange Privileges Widi AIEE.
108
Awards (Includes Medals, Citations, Fellowships,
Scholarships, and Prizes)
Fortescue Fellowship Postponed for 1944-45
66
Lamme Medal Nominations
342
Lamme Medal Nominations for 1944 Due December 1.
225
Lamme Medal Presented
299
National and District Prizes Awarded at Summer
Meeting
268
Committee to Study Employment Conditions Named,
Special
187
Doherty, Robert E., Receives Host of Honors
I PIumb,H.T. Fluorescence Aids Mining
243-6
Potter, E. V . Electronic Devices Aid Metallurgical Re­
search
175-85
Powel, C. A. Mathematical Training for Young Engi­
neers
63-4
Powel, Charles A. The Future of die Institute
*294
Prince, David C. Electrical Engineering In the Postwar
World. Part IV—Expanding Horizons
291-3
Puchstein, A. F. (Letter) Some Aspects of Inductance
When Iron Is Present
320
VOLUME 63,
1944
157
E
ELECTRICAL ENOINEERINO, Smaller Trim Size for
24
Employment Conditions Named, Special Committee to
Study
187
Fellowships (See Awards)
3.
AIEE News
Industrial Distribution Report Available Soon, A I E E .
445
M
Medals (See Awards)
MEETINGS, D I R E C T O R S :
AIEE Board of Directors, N e w York, N . Y., January
27,1944
95
AIEE Board of Directors, New York, N . Y., May 2 5 ,
1944
267
AIEE Board of Directors, St. Louis, Mo., J u n e 29,
1944
308
AIEE Board of Directors, N e w York, N . Y. August 2 ,
1944.
379
AIEE Board of Directors, N e w York, N . Y., November
2,1944
446
MEETINGS, DISTRICT:
North Eastern, Boston, Mass, April 19-20, 1944
Meeting an Outstanding Success
187
Tentative Technical Program
93
MEETINGS, D I S T R I C T
EXECUTIVE
COM­
MITTEE:
Canada
108
Great Lakes
25
Meetings, Future A I E E
26,66,
108, 147, 186, 221, 269, 298, 342, 380, 412, 447
MEETINGS, NATIONAL:
Los Angeles Technical, 1944
Tentative Program
-.295
T o Be Held
295
Well Received in Aircraft Center
378
Will Reflect Aircraft Interest
267
Summer National Technical, 1944
Analysis of Registration
297
Annual Meeting
187,298
Aviation and Industrial Problems T o p Summer
Meeting Program
297
Conferences, Reports of
307
Delegates Conferences Feature Expanded Clinic
Plan
300
Lamme and Faraday Medals Presented
298
Memorial Plaza, St. Louis, Mo. (Photo)
221
Preliminary Arrangements
145
Program to Be Largest in die History of die Insti­
tute
221
Sections Clinic, Larger
303
Sections Clinics, Smaller
304
Tentative Technical Program
222
Three Anniversaries Celebrated at St. Louis Gen­
eral Session
^
297
War and Postwar Topics Scheduled
187
Winter National Technical, 1944
Administrative Problems of die A S T P and N C T P
Discussed
101
Analysis of Registration
94
Civic Affairs, Co-operation Theme of Conference on.
104
Col ton Describes Enemy Communications Equip»
ment
107
Conferences Held on Temperature Ratings of C o n ·
tinuous-Duty and Intermittent Machines
96
Electrical Measurements Subject of T w o Sessions. 99
Employment Conditions, Special Committee Auth­
orized to Study
107
Forecasting of Load Demands Occupies Applica­
tion Conference
98
Insulating Oils and Cable Saturants Reviewed,
Year's Work on
*
106
Joint Session on Generation, Transmission, and
Distribution
104
Lighting Progress and Seeing Discussed At Con­
ference
108
Pawer Application Conference, Needs of Industry
Stressed at
100
Relaying Conference, Principles and Performance
Covered at
102
Safety Committee Oudines Activities for die Year.
105
Sections Committee Meets
107
Standards and Performance Topics of Industrial·
Control Conference
.103
Standards Committee Adopts T w o New Standards.
105
Teaching Aids at AIEE Meeting for Navy V-12
Training Program
106
Tentative Program Announced
22
Transformer Session, Loading and Protection Dis*
cussed at
106
Turbogenerator Characteristics Discussed
102
Voltage Transients in Arc-Furnace Circuits, Com­
mittee Reports on
107
Weil-Rounded Meeting; Best Attended Since 1941.
94
Winter National Technical, 1945
T o Feature Wartime Developments
445
Members for Life, Additions to List of
268
5
Membership Letter
,
379
Membership, Transfers and Elections
32,
70, 112, 150, 195, 266, 272, 318, 343, 387,416, 450
Message From the President, T h e F u t u r e of the Insti­
tute—A. Powel
294
N
Nominating Committee for 1943-44 Announced
25
O
Officers and Committees for 1943-44:
Branches
347
District
346
National
344
Sections
348
Officers for 1944-45 Announced at St. Louis Meeting.
268
(Officers) Official Nominees Announced for 1944-45. .65
Officers to Be Nominated for 1945 Election, A I E E . . . 379
Prizes (Sec Awards)
Publication Changes, Expanded Meeting Programs Re­
quire
342
Scholarships (See Awards)
SECTION ACTIVITIES:
Annual Reportfor 1943-44
224
Beaumont Subsection of Houston Section Flourishes.
,
190
Dayton, Active Aeronautics Group Interests
190
Lee Explains Plane-Speed Recorder to Akron Sec­
tion
145
Logan Addresses A I E E Sections on Illumination
Service T o u r
189
Maryland, Latest Refinements of Plane Design De­
scribed to
190
Milwaukee Membership Shows Steady Increase Since
1939
108
Milwaukee Technical Discussion Groups Enter Fourth
year
66
Milwaukee Meeting, Use of Magnesium in Planes
Topic of
25
New York Section, Postwar Electric-Power Develop­
ment Debated bjk
187
Philadelphia, Electronics in Peacetime Discussed in.
412
Philadelphia Elects Executive Officers for 1944-45
269
Philadelphia, 60th Anniversary of First Meeting Cele­
brated in
447
Postwar Electric-Power Development Debated by
New York Section
187
Refinements of Plane Design Described to Maryland
Section, Latest
190
Subsection Formed in Ottawa
225
Wilmington Subsection Plans Winter Program. . . .412
"Simplified Calculation of Fault Currents," Revisions
M a d e to
65
STANDARDS:
Aeronautical Standardization, A I E E to Participate in.
269
A I E E Joins SAE and NASC on Aeronautical Stand­
ards
412
American Standard C19. Industrial Control Appa­
ratus
145
American Standard Z32.10. Graphical Symbols for
Electronic Devices
145
Bushing Standard Approved as American Standard.
145
Modification and Supplement to A I E E Standard 45.
145
New Standard, American Standard C62.1
269
Standards for Capacitance Potential Devices and O u t ­
door Coupling Capacitors
145
S T U D E N T BRANCH ACTIVITIES:
Annual Reportfor 1943-44
224
Subcommittee Reviews Scope of A I E E Technical Com­
mittees
66
Supplement Announced, Contents of J u n e 1944
267
Supplement, Contents of December 1944
445
Technical Committees, Subcommittee Reviews Scope of
AIEE
66
4.
Non-AIEE
News Index
Accidents is Goal for 1944, 40 Per Cent Decline in Indus­
trial
197
AUis-Chalmcrs Manufacturing Company
Creates New Division
238
American Co-ordinating Committee on Corrosion
Elects Officers
351
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engi­
neers
Elects 1945 Officers
457
Raise M e m b e r Dues
457
American Society for Testing Materials
Develops Bibliography on Electrical C o n t a c t s . . . .157
Forms Committee on Metal Powders a n d Their
Products
239
Officers Announced
351
Specifications for Glass Insulators
422
T o Publish 1945 Issue of Standards in 1944
421
American Society of Civil Engineers
Adopts Procedure for Collective Bargaining
34
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
A I E E Members Invited to Discuss A S C E P a p e r . . . 320
Assigns Field Secretary to Western Area
457
Pamphlet Describes Research Program
- .422
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
List of Process Control T e r m s Issued
116
American Society of Refrigerating Engineers
Announces Grants for Refrigeration R e s e a r c h . . . . 457
American Standards Association
Approves T w o Standards on Electrical Insulating M a ­
terials
241
Approves W a r Standard for Glass Radio Insulators. 75
Co-ordinates Symbols for Electrical Designs
240
Industrial Protection From X Rays Studied*. . . .350
Issues Five New and Revised War S t a n d a r d s . . . 157
Moves Its Headquarters
390
Publishes New List of Standards
. .75
Receives Distinguished Service Award. ( P h o t o ) . . 389
Standard for T e r m i n a l Markings Revised by ASA and
NEMA
351
T o J o i n Allied Nations G r o u p Announced at Silver
Anniversary
36
T w o Radio Standards Issued
241
American Welding Society
Announces 1945 Officers
457
Effect of Welding on Ductility Now Predetermined.
240
Receives O r d n a n c e Distinguishçd Service A w a r d . . 457
Association of Iron and Steel Engineers Establish New
Award
157
Awards (Includes Medals, Citations, Fellowships,
Scholarships, and Prizes)
AISE Establish New Award
157
Baekeland, $1,000 Award for Young Chemists Honors
Doctor
389
Daniel Guggenheim Medal Awarded Lawrence D .
Bell
457
Faraday Medal Awarded to Irving L a n g m u i r . . .158
Faraday Medal Presented
299
Hoover Medal for 1944 Awarded to R. E. Flanders.
!422
Jewett Fellowships, Applications Available f o r . . 4 5 8
J o h n Fritz Medal Awarded J o h n L. Savage
457
Research Fellowships Established in F . B. Jewett's
Name
421
Stanton Hertz Award Established
239
Welding Award Papers Placed in Ohio S t a t e Library.
391
B
Baekeland, $1,000 Award for Young Chemists Honors
Doctor
389
Baruch-Hancock Report, W a r and Postwar Adjustment
Policies Recommended in
154
Bell System Reports Extended and Improved Service in
1943
155
Biographical Index (Includes All Personal and O b i t u a r y
Items on Nonmembers)
Baekeland, Leo H
Ð55
Bell, Lawrence D
457
Cattell, James McKeen
t l 17
Flanders, R. E
422
Langmuir, Irving
158
Savage, J o h n L
457
Thompson, M . E
239
Bombardiers Practice in Ground Units. ( P h o t o ) . . 4 5 6
Brazil Increases Motor Production
114
Brazil's New National Motor Factory Begins Produc­
tion
115
Canadian Electrical Code in Process of Revision. . . 352
Colleges Prepare for Admission Problems of Veterans.
350
4.
Non-AIEE News
Colleges, Veteran Program Augurs Postwar Boom for.
319
Corrosion Engineers,.New Association Organized b y . .40
D
Dielectric-Heating Research Begun at Columbia
Illinois
D - C Resistance Welder Uses Storage Batteries, New.
Doherty, Robert E., Receives Host of Honors
and
239
.114
157
£
Edison Electric Institute Expands Its Board
390
Electric Rates Reported by F P C
320
Electron Microscope Society Holds First M e e t i n g . . . . 74
Engineering Foundation
Report for 1942-43 Available in Booklef F o r m . . .158
Report Issued; Officers Elected
3"
Selects Officers for 1945
458
Engineers' Council for Professional Development
Continuing Progress Reported a t 12th Annual Meet­
ing
re­
issues Pamphlet on Joint Local Groups
.241
Subcommittee Reports on Technical-Institute Educa­
tion
277
Wickenden's " T h e Second M i l e " Republished by
ECPD
197
Engineers' Digest Issued, American Edition of
74
Fellowships (See Awards)
Fluorescent L a m p Designed, Tiny
74
Fluorescent L a m p Now Available, Instant-Starting 40Watt
'..156
Foodstuffs, High-Frequency Electric Field Used in
Processing
276
Foreign Markets for U . S. Electrical Goods Estimated,
Postwar
115
Illinois Professional Engineering Act Held Unconsti­
tutional
114
I n d i a Technical Association Organized in the United
States
390
Indoor Climate Institute Program Promotes Advances
in Heating and Cooling
40
Institute of Radio Engineers
Elects Officers for 1945
458
Publishes Facsimile Standards
198
Insulation Promises Higher Ratings, New Electrical. .319
International Illumination Conference Report Avail­
able
74
I P C E A Specifications for Cable Revised
75
Iron and Steel Engineers Establish New Award. . . .157
Jewett, F . B., Research Fellowships Established in Honor
of
421
K
Kerite Company Stock Purchased
421
Latin America, New "Magazine for
350
Library, Engineering Societies
Board and Officers Elected; Annual Report Issued. . 38
Lighting Handbook Issued by Westinghouse Lamp
Division
74
Lightning Frequency Registered by Plastic Device. . .39
Literature, Engineering
41,75.
118, 159, 201, 242, 278, 322, 353, 391, 423, 459
M
Magazine for Latin America Issued, New
350
Medals (See Awards)
Meetings, of Other Societies, Future
40,
74, 117, 157, 198, 240, 278, 320, 352, 389, 421,458
Midwest Power Conference to be Held April 13-14. .116
Morse, Railroads and Telegraph Companies to Honor.
197
Motor Developed, 120,000-Rpm
114
N
National Association of Corrosion Engineers Organized.
40
AIEE ANNUAL INDEXES
National Association of Manufacturers
Advises Training Foremen to Readjust Veterans to
Industry
350
National Bureau of Standards Frequency Broadcast,
Changes Announced in?
114
National Council of Technical Schools Formed. . . . 158
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Adopts Induction- and Dielectric-Heating Standards.
240
Aircraft Electrical Council Formed
195
Standard for Terminal Markings Revised by ASA and
NEMA
351
(National Electronics) Chicago Conference Presages
Expanding Electronic Applications
418
National Electronics Conference to Meet in Chicago. 240
National Postwar Conference, 16 Groups Inaugurate.. 156
National Research Council
Insulation Research (1943) Reviewed by N R C Chem­
istry Committee
390
Scientific Personnel Needed for New War Projects..320
National Safety Council
Fatalities in Electric Utilities Analyzed
74
Offers Service for Small Organizations
117
North American Philips Company Opens Laboratory.
114
O
Oil Output Will Aid New Industries in Latin America,
Expanded
276
Periodicals Wanted for Foreign Libraries
35
Philco Sets U p Television Relay Transmitter Link. . 277
POSTWAR ITEMS
American Library Association Committee Preserves
Periodicals for Foreign Libraries
389
C E D Handbook on Postwar Outlook for Business Is­
sued
196
C E D Publishes First Study on Postwar Economy
Problems
275
Communications, Rivalry for Postwar Control of
World-Wide
275
Education Formed, Association for an International
Office for
196
Employment and Contract Termination, RMA
Studies Postwar
197
F M Broadcasting Research, Projected Station at
Olney to Lead Postwar
196
Plastics Sighted by Scientists, Postwar Horizons for.
274
Polish Technical Council for Rehabilitation Formed.
389
Postwar Foreign Markets for U. S. Electrical Goods
Estimated
115
Prosperity, Bacon Foresees Unparalleled Postwar. . 197
Stimulus to Industry and Employment in REA Pro­
gram
455
Unemployment Compensation Plan, P r o p o s e d . . . . 275
Veteran Program Augurs Postwar Boom for Colleges.
319
Veterans, Colleges Prepare for Admission Problems
of
350
War and Postwar Adjustment Policies Recommended
in Baruch-Hancock Report
154
WPB Approves Manufacture of Turbines for Soviet
Union
421
Power Plant Installed in Eight Railroad Cars, 5,000Kw
73
Prizes (See Awards)
Professional Engineering Act Held Unconstitutional .114
Projector Contacts Cloud Ceiling, Powerful. (Photo).
197
Purdue, Industry-University Research Project Estab­
lished at
239
Purdue Installs Power-Network Analyzer. (Photo).. 240
R
Radio in Russia Discussed by Ellis, Military and Post­
war
275
Radio Manufacturers Association
Announces Formation of Two New Committees.. . 350
Names Eight New Committees for War and Postwar
Work
74
Officers Elected
277
Rochester Institute Changes Name
391
Rural Electrification Data, Central Bureau Established
for
277
Rutgers University, Acoustical Research Instituted a t . . .
350
Rutgers University Organizes Research Council
241
Scholarships (See Awards)
Slide Rule Checks Size of Circuit Breakers
VOLUME 63,
1944
115
Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education
Committee Reports on Postwar Engineering Educa­
tion
319
Sorting Table Speeds Inspection of Contact Assemblies,
Electronic
»
276
STANDARDS:
Dial Indicators Issued, Standard / for
352
Dial Indicators Proposed, Emergency Commercial
Standard for
277
Telecommunication, British Standard on
352
Standards Adopted by Council of Technical Schools,
Minimum
278
Stevens Institute Organizes Foundation for Research
Purposes
117
Switchboard for Western Steel Mill, New
351
Sylvania Increases Electronics Output With New Gas
Plant
39
Technical Schools, New Organization Formed to Assist.
158
Telegraph Companies to Honor Morse, Railroads and. .
197
Television Broadcasting, KYW, K D K A , and WBZ
Plan
239
Television, CBS Soon to Broadcast Single-Transmitter. .
.456
Television Discussed at FCC Hearing, Status of
456
T V A Releases Annual Report
73
Turbine Blade Evolved, New
73
Turbogenerator Installed in Chicago Station, 147,000Kw
74
U
Ultrahigh-Frequency Text Published
390
Underwriters* Laboratories, Inc., Reviews History of Its
Development in 50 Years
153
United Engineering Trustees, Inc.
Elects Officers; Issues Report
36
Officers for 1945 Elected
458
Scrap Iron and Steel Contributions, Industry Urged
to Renew
116
Signal Corps in Vanguard of Normandy Invasion..420
Silicone-Rubber Gaskets Used in Navy Searchlights..
455
Speakers Through New Speakers Branch, War D e ­
partment Offers
421
Superfortresses at Boeing-Renton Plant. (Photo)..349
Telegraph Poles for Signal Corps, Explosives Sink..455
Telephone Line Made From Spiral 4 Cable, Under­
water
157
Telephone Sets Since 1942 Ready for September Pro­
duction, First
274
Telephone Used for Combat Communications, SoundPowered
35
Translations Established, Clearinghouse for Technical.
238
Transportable Transformers Prevent British Power
Shutdowns
388
Underwriters' Laboratories, War Safety Tests Lead
Year's Work at
195
Walkie-Talkie in Anzio Action Praised, Performance
of New
274
Walkie-Talkie Sets Salvaged by Signal Corps, Obso­
lete
388
War Department Offers Speakers Through New
Speakers Branch
421
WPB and Labor Department Plan Safety Campaign..
116
WPB Opens Campaign to Augment Dwindling Paper
Supply
34
X-Ray Locates Foreign Bodies on Horizontal and
Vertical Planes
115
Welding Industry Symposium Publbhed
239
Western Electric, Anniversary Movie Presented a t . . . 456
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
American-Built Generators Travel to Iceland. (Photo)
37
Cold-Cathode Tube Emits 50,000-Volt Beam.
(Photo)
428
Forms. New Educational Department
458
Machine Produces 3,500 Jewels Daily, New. (Photo).
157
Purchases West Coast Radio Station
277
WGN Conducts $10,000 Contest for Design of New
Radio Theater
238
W
WAR P R O G R A M :
Adapter Plug Provides Mobility for Field Switch­
boards
349
Alaska Communication Line Now in Operation, 2,060Mile
35
ANEPA to Be Disbanded
196
Army Air Force Problems Asked by National Inven­
tors Council, Help on
420
Army Air Force Sells Surplus Equipment
421
Army and Navy Co-operation Speeds up Specifica­
%
tion Routines
.
349
Army Training Reserve to Be Operating by July 1..195
Barges Carry Testing Equipment to New Ships.
(Photo)
156
British-American Pact Lifts Patent Restrictions.. .195
British Power Shutdowns, Transportable Trans­
formers Prevent
388
Committee to Study Power Needs of Liberated Areas,
New
73
Construction Records Made by Signal Corps in
Italian Advance
388
Critical Materials Still Short
156
Drafting Time and Materials, Device Saves
196
Explosives Sink Telegraph Poles for Signal Corps. . 455
Film for War Workers
320
Fungi Studied, Means of Protecting Military Equip­
ment From
421
Gunsight Extends Firing Range and Accuracy, Air­
craft
454
Inventors Council Poses Military Problems for Public
Solution
238
Motor Designed to Increase Aircraft-Engine Produc­
tion, New
35
*Navy Commissions Listed, Latest Opportunities for..35
Navy's Lamps Tested by Simulated Battle Blasts... 35
Navy LST Boats Steered Electrically. (Photo). .276
Packaged Carrier Facilitates Work of Signal Corps. . .
349
Patent Restrictions, British-American Pact Lifts. .195
Patents, Technical Advisory Committee Classifies
Alien
195
Personnel Needed for New War Projects, Scientific. .
320
Personnel Urged to Register With NRSSP, Tech­
nically Trained
238
Prisoners of War May Solve Production Lag
389
Radio Outfitting of B-29 Bomber Is Signal Corps
Achievement
349
Radio Tubes, United States and Canadian Armed
Forces Standardize
238
Safety Tests Lead Year's Work at Underwriters*
Laboratories, War
195
5. Biographies
Zenith Radionics Corporation Formed
156
5. Biographical Index
Includes All Personal and
Obituary Items on AIEE Members
Adams, L. F
Alger, Philip Langdon
Angle, F. C
Appleton, W. E
Armstrong, A. H
Arnold, H. R
Atherton, C. A
Augustine, E. T
Augustine, Paul
,
68
68, * l f 0
384
192
f317
415
235
342
385
B
Bailev, E. H
Baker, W. R. G
Balch, E. C
Ballantine, Stuart
Baring, J. W
Barker, J. W
Barton, T. F
Bates, L. W
Bear, W. P
Beattie, C. S
Beaubien, D e Gaspe
Beckett, William
Beebc, Murray Charles
Behr, Leo
Bellaschi, P. L
Bellows, Brian Chandler
Bender, Allan Percy
Bender, L. B
Benedict, F. R
Bennett, J. W
• Photo.
f Deceased.
Ill
69
317
f386
415
235
69, »381
69
235
190
235
\U9
f70
f450
415
f70
f71
317
147
271
Bennett, Rawson, II
Bertobca, R. L.
Bibber, H . W
Bickelhaupt, a O.
Biete, R . J .
Binford, John T .
Bingham, L. A.
Blackwell, O. B.
Bodine, F. E
Booth, J . J .
Bowen, P. E.
Boyer, Elmer Ellsworth
Braden, Norman Short
Bradford, J. K.
Brainerd,J. G.
Bramhail, F. B
Brody, M. K
Brooks, F. E
Brown, D . S
Brown, R. P.
Bûcher, G. H
Buck, H. L
Burkholder, J. C.
Bush, Vannevar
Byrd, E. C
-
Campbell, John
Canneld, Wright
Cansficld, Charles Ernest
Carlson, R . J
Carpenter, Charles Benjamin
Carpenter, Leslie S
Chandler, W. G
Chapman, H. H.
Clark, A. B
Clark, Joseph
Clark, L. W
Clarke, T . C
Cochran, W. P
Cochrane, James Watt
Cote, C. Edward
Cote, Harold
Collier, C. A
Collins, H. W.;
Colson, L. G
Compton, K. T
Conrad, Lester L.
Cook, A L CooUdge, W. D
Cooper, S. M
Coover, Mervin S
Copeland, C k m A
Cora, C. A
Cox, Evans. H.
Cronshey, R. W
Crossman, G. C
70
235
*383
415
317
t386
191
449
342, 415
31
68
fl50
f450
385
413
315
*382
67
67
68
235
385
384
*31
69
|193
317
f343
384
*110
f272
69
147
414
69
381
317
384
f32
Î272
67
70
67
69
*380
f272
271
192
67
*109
f415
67
f386
*270
69
D
Daggett, P. H
Damon, J. a
Darling, J. A
Darrall, Stephen S
Davis, Chester M
Davis, William J n Jr
Davison, A. E
DeBoer,D.J
Dey, Neil Alan
Disque, R. C.
Doherty, R. E
Dofienmaier, J. M.
Doughoe, Howard
Dudley, A. M
Duernberger, A. F
415
68
68
f271
f272
fl49
315
316
t416
414
69,235
317
69
148
235
E
Earte,R. C
Eastham, Melville
Eaton, T . O.
Eckds, Charles E
Edwards, John Barnett
Egünton, William McNichol
Eldredge, Mark
EMredge,W.S
Elliott, Douglas A.
EtaLJ.A.
Engelken, Richard C
Erben, H. V.
Eacher, Henry, Jr.
Euter, W. G. B .
Evam, G. T .
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Falck, Edward
Farmer, F. M.
Farnham, S. B . . .
Faught, R. C
Fields, E. S
Fleischmann, Edwin
Forman, R. E
Fort, Tomlinson
Foulk, T . M.
Foulon, Fred
Fuller, L. B
Fuqua, Herbert Earnest
Fürst, W. A.
Gardett, H. C
Gardner, John H
Garman, C. P
Gates, R. M
Gear, H. B
George, F. R
Gifford, W. S
Gilbert, R. W
GUI, Joe H
Gille, H . J
Glassco, J. G
Goldsmith, A. N
Goodwin, W. E
Goodwin, W. N., Jr
Gore, J. W
Grant, Louis T
Gray, Clyde D
Green, Daniel C
Greene, Charles Edward
G remillion, Bichat Xavier
Griffith, H. G
Griffith, R. C
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Hague, F. T
Haie, J. A
Hamilton, J. L
Hampton, Weldon O
Hancock, J. W
Hanford, R. 1
Hanson, F. E
Hardin, L. H
Harlow, J. H
Harris,}. B.,Jr
Harvey, G. L
Haskens,A.J
Hawker, G F
Hawkins, L. A
Hazeltine, L. A
Henderson, J. S
Henry, Maxwell
Henry, Raymond T
Herron,J. H
Hertzler, F. A
Herzog, E. J
Hibshman, N S
Hilford, John Vincent
Hill, A. W
Hinckky, A. D
Hiscox, W. L.
Hobbs, M. H . . .
Hofmeister, C. A
Hogg, T. H.
Holland, Maurice.
Hood, Joseph E
Hough, H. W
Housley, J. E
Howard, C G
Howard, L. F
Howes, D . E
Howland, L. A
Hubbard, F. A
Hubbard, H. S
Hubley, George Wilbur
Humm, Daniel L
Hunt, Fred L.
Hurd, C. T
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Karle, R. Denton
Kay, Wiliam deYoûng
Keenan, G. M.
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Kehoe, Arthur Henry
Kelly, M. J
Kcnneally, M. M
Kifer, E. H
Kilbourne, C E
Kilgore, L. A.
KiUian, C
Kimball, J. T
King, Harry Molyneux
Kinnaman, P. P
Kinsloe, C L
Kleinau, C. S
Knauer, G. W
Körner, Axel Julius
Kositzky, G. A
Kotchevar, J. F
Kouwenhoven, W. B
Krupy, A. J
Kulman, F. E
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Lamb, F. X .
LaHerre, C W
Larsen, Christian Julius
Laverty, C A
Lawson, F. L
Leedom,J. N
Leeds, W. M
LeVesconte, L. B
Levy, CyrU Cochrane
Lewis, David L.
Lewis, W. A.
Lindsay, R. W
Liruchy, N. L
Liversidge, H. P
UoyoV, R. L
Logan, F. G
Logan, H. L
Longley, F. R
Louttit, William Charles
Lovewcll, Edwin Bailey
Ludwig, L. R
Lumlcy, C S
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MacGahan, Paul
MacNeiU, J. B
Madsen, W. C
Magley, Arnold James
Mahan, J. S
Mahoney, J. A
Marcroft, H. C
Marsh, R. H
Marshall, A. C
Martin, Deveraux
Martindale, E. H
Mason, G. 0
Matthews, E. M
Maxwell, Howard
McCarty, R. A
McCoin, B. H
McFarland, T . C
McFarlin, J. R
McHenry, Morris James
Mclntosh, F. H
McKearin, J. P
McKinley, W. Ward
McMeekin, F. R
McNaughton, A. G. L.
McPhail, Harvey
Merriok, Frank Anderson
Mier, C. W
Miller, H. L.
Miller, J. H
MHnor.J. W
Minasian, G. T
Minneci, Salvatore
Minor, E. E., Jr
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Moore, L. J
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lioreland, H . D .
J i organ, J . S
Jiorteraca, S. H
*iotL L. F . .
liowbray, William J
Ifurray, J. S
385
449
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»Ison, R. H.
I)pp, G. a A.
t i s borne, Loyall Allen
I)sgood, D . T
|)wens,R. W
f a i n e , E. B
faleschuck, Maurice Herman
farta, G. U
faterson, E. G. D
fearson, E. F
Pearson, Edwin Richter
feterson, John A
feterson, T. F
tfickdls, C. W., Jr
fickslay, W. M
fierce, Donald A
flank, H. H
Hammer, C E
foole, R. E
forter, T. R
fotter, Daniel Frederic, Jr
fotts, William Marcus
f o w e l , Charles Alfred
towell, Frederick Herbert
fratt, Haraden
f ratt, Louis Washington
trice, Robert David.. ♦
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♦langer, R. H
lUwlins, H. L.
Iteeves, H. J
VOLUME 63,
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148
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1944
Reid, Frederick Hormah
Reid, Roy Edwin
Reimers, T . D
Rentschler, H. C
Reynolds, Frank J
Rhine, Charles Paul
Richmond, H. B
Rifenburg, R. C . . .
Robb, H . W
Roberts, Carlyle J
Roberts, E. A.
Roberts, Thomas Mayo
Robertson, A. D
Robertson, L. M.
Robertson, R. R.
Rosenstein, A. B
Russell, Chester
Rutan,E.J
Sah, A. P. T
Sanderson, C. H
Sanford, Dudley
Sanford, William James
Schattner, Ernest
Schoonmaker, Charles Frederic
Scott, Hamilton Gray
Searing, H. R
Seeger, E. W
Shaw, Howard Burton
Sheals, V. A.
Shephçrd, R. V
Shoults, D . R
Sims, W. F
Sinks, Allen T
Skinner, C E
Skone, Robert Conrad
Slichtcr, W. 1
Smalley, D. D
Smith, George Bennett
Smith, Harold Leonard
Smith, J. B
Smith, R. H
Smith, W. A
Smith, W. R
Smrz, G. L
Snyder, Edward Bedell
Snyder, E. H
Sproul, W. W., Jr
Stanley, Howard Arthur
Starr, E. W
Stene, Manfred
Stickney, G. H
Stiefel, I. B
Stiner, H. W
Stockman, Ernest Oswald
Stockwell, F. C
Stone, P. J
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Strang, H. E
Straussman, Arnold
Streamer, A. C
Sullivan, W. L
Swenson, G. W
Swoish, W. R.
Swope, Gerard
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Teare, B. R., Jr
Teker, Louis
Thiessen, A. E.
Thomas, E. R
Thompson, Ford DeCamp
Thomson, G. L. A
Timoshenko, G. S
Torrey, C E
Tower, Laurence West
Town, G. R.
Troy, Matthew Orpheus
Turnock, Harry C
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Walter, R. G
Waring, M. L.
Warner, Robert W
Warwick, George Guy
Webb, Josephine R.
Weber, F. D
Wells, M. H
WeHwood, A. R
West, C. P
Westendorp, W. F
Westin, L. J
Whitaker, S. Edgar
White, Harold Elijah
White, J. W
White, W. C
Whitefield, W. 1
Whitehurst, Roland
Whitney, R. L
Whitney, W. R
Wilkinson, B. J
Williams, F. M
Williams, S. B
Winslow, Charles Gardner
Wipperman, F. B
Wood, Harry Gardner.
Woodman, G. R.
Woodward, Arthur Coy
Wright, F. B
Wright, Miles Ludlow
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IL-TRANSACTIONS MATERIAL
(See page 2 for explanation)
"L Technical-Subject
Index
Accessory Vibration, Aircraft-Engine. Tyler
1334-49; disc. 1487
Acceseory-Vibration Investigations, Aircraft-Electric-.
Miller
1283-90; disc. 1486
Action on Reversing of Thyratron Motor Control, In­
verter. Palmer, Leigh"
175-84; disc. 494
Actuator Equipment, Functional Design of Aircraft
Electric. Gagnier
.813-15; disc. 1464
Adjustable Phase-Angle Discrimination, A Distance Re­
lay With. Goldsborough
835-8; disc. 1471
Advances in Aircraft Tachometer Design, Recent. Ballard, Hall
646-8; disc. 1421
Aid Design, Fundamentals of Hearing-. P e n n . . . . 744-9
Aids to Quality .Control in the Manufacture of Aircraft
Generators.* Potter
525-9; disc 1358
Air Circuit Breaker for 15,000-Volt Services, A MagneticType. Linde, Wyman
140-4; disc. 453
Air Circuit Breaker for Steel-Mill Service, A 500,000Kva 7.5-Kv. Dickinson
242-5; disc. 450
Air Circuit Breakers, Improved Selective Tripping of
Low-Voltage. West
608-10; disc." 1431
Air Conditioning, Electrothermal Space Heating and.
Krueger
718-22; disc. 1434
Air-Cooled Transformers, Design and Operating Char­
acteristics of Modern Dry-Type. Satterlee
701-04; disc. 1445
Air or Conduit, Current Rating of Cables as Affected by
Mutual Heating in. (IPCEA Committee Report)..
354-65; disc. 424,1352
(Air Transportation) A New High-Frequency Capaci­
tor. Allison, Beverly.
915-16; disc. 1464
(Air Transportation) A Unique Moving-Magnet Ratio
Instrument. Sias, Fisk
634-6; disc. 1420
(Air Transportation) Altitude Rating of Electric Ap­
paratus. Lebenbaum
955-60; disc. 1485
(Air Transportation) Analysis of High-Frcquency Igni­
tion Circuits. Robinson
916-19
(Air Transportation) Auxiliary-Power-Plant Require­
ments. O'Neil
682-4
(Air Transportation) Considerations in Servomechanism Design. Herwald...
871-6
(Air Transportation) Electric Circuits and the Magnetic
Compass. Burt, Beck
24-6
(Air Transportation) Electrical Control in Automatic
Pilots. Young, Lynch, Boynton.939-43; disc. 1500
(Air Transportation) Electrically Heated Clothing.
Wotring
1304-13
(Air Transportation) Electrically Operated Gyroscopic
Instruments. Konet
735-8
(Air Transportation) High-Altitude Brush Problem.
Ramadanoff, Glass
825-30; disc. 1489
(Air Transportation) Historical Development of Electric
Connectors. Neifing
925-8
(Air Transportation) Magnesyn Remote Indication.
Childs
679-82
(Air Transportation) Potential Breakdown of Small Gaps
Under Simulated High-Altitude Conditions. DeLerno
109-12; disc. 456
(Air Transportation) Solderless Terminais. Wells,
Balsbaugh
933-8; disc 1484
(Air Transportation) Solenoid-Operated Control Valves.
Eckel, Wisegarver
911-14
(Air Transportation) The Gyrosyn Compass. E s v a l . . . .
.·
857-60; disc. 1502
(Air Transportation) The Scientific Basis for the New
British System of Cockpit Lighting. Calvert.. 869-70
(Air Transportation) The Testing of Brushes for Life and
Performance Under Various Altitude Conditions.
Herman
929-33; disc. 1491
(Air Transportation) Very High-Frequency Radio-Noise
Elimination. Owen
949-54
Aircraft—a British View, A-C Supplies for Services in
Large. Earnshaw, Shearer
1314-20
Aircraft, A-C Contactors for. Russell, Charbonneau.. .
613-16; disc. 1364
Aircraft Alternator, A 40-Kva 400-Cycle. Keneipp,
Veinott
816-21; disc. 1460
Aircraft and Its Application to Fault-Current Calcula­
tions, Impedance of 400-Cycie Threc-Phase Power
Circuits on Large. Chappuis, Olmsted
1213-20; disc. 1496
Aircraft Applications, Solenoid-Operated Hydraulic
Valvesfor. Goepfrich
'..866-8
Aircraft, Basic Considérations in Selection of Electric
Systems for Large. Boicc, Levoy..279-87; disc. 478
Aircraft, Basic Considerations in the Selection of Gen­
erators and Batteries for. Cobb, Winters
889-93; disc. 1494
10
Aircraft, Brief Survey of Power-Supply Developments on
British. Carter
806-07; disc. 1503
Aircraft Cable, A-C and D-C Short-Circuit Tests on.
Cunningham, Davidson
961-9; disc. 1359
Aircraft Cable, Requirements for Low-Voltage. Hedges.
,
808-10; disc. 1473
Aircraft, Carbon-Pile Voltage Regulators for. N e i l d . . .
839-43; disc. 1460
Aircraft Differential-Voltage Cutout, An. Walley
632-4; d i s c 1365
Aircraft, Dimensional Studies of Lightweight Motors for.
Morrill
698-701
Aircraft, D-C Arc Interruption for. Quill, Rader
883-8; disc. 1472
Aircraft-Electric-Accessory-Vibration
Investigations.
Miller
1283-90; disc. 1486
Aircraft Electric Actuator Equipment, Functional De­
sign of. Gagnier
813-15; disc. 1464
Aircraft Electric Apparatus With Particular Reference to
Carbon Brushes, New Test Chambers for. Sum­
mers, Settle
1205-12; disc. 1491
Aircraft, Electric Automatic Pilots for. Halpert, Esval..
>
861-6; d i s c 1501
Aircraft, Electric Connections on. Stebbins, T a y l o r . . . .
906-11; disc. 1473
Aircraft Electric-Equipment Maintenance, Airline.
Petrasek
900-05
Aircraft, Electric Gun Turrets for. Thompson. . . %... .
799-802; d i s c 1475
Aircraft Electric Motors, One Type of Rotary Magnetic
Clutch and Its Associated Brake Used on. An­
drews, Shanely
893-5; d i s c 1477
Aircraft Electric Motors, Requirements for. Siefkin
810-13
Aircraft Electric-Supply Systems, Present D - C . Ander­
son, Crary, Schultz
265-72; disc. 484
Aircraft Electric System, A 120-Volt D-C. Cobb
1327-34; d i s c 1495
Aircraft Electric Systems as a Function of Altitude,
Corona in. Wilson
189-94; disc. 457
Aircraft Electric Systems, Differential Generator Con­
trol Relay for D-C. Crever
589-93
Aircraft Electric Systems, Higher-Vol tage D^C. Berry,
Dallas
843-9; disc. 1497
Aircraft Electric Systems, Instrumentation of 400-Cycle.
Corson, Stimson, Soley
* . . .830-5; disc. 1501
Aircraft, Electric-Wiring Installations in British. Horn.
896-900
Aircraft Electrical Horizons. Godsey, Berry, Holliday..
821-4; d i s c 1503
Aircraft, Electrically Driven Gyroscopes for. Witherow,
Hansen
204-08
Aircraft Electricity, Plastics in. Cooper
1220-6
Aircraft-Engine-Accessory Vibration. Tyler
1334-49; d i s c 1487
Aircraft Engine, Design of an Ignition System for an 18Cylinder. Harkness
1321-7; disc. 1467
Aircraft-Engine Torque Instruments. Godsey, Langer..
686-90; disc. 1457
Aircraft Flight Control, Application of Electronics to.
Gille, Kutzler
849-53; d i s c 1501
Aircraft Fuel Tanks, Totalizing Contents of. Macintyre
663-5; disc. 1419
Aircraft Fuses Must Protect. Lebens. .581-5; d i s c 1368
Aircraft Generators, Aids to Quality Control in the
Manufacture of. Potter
525-9; disc. 1358
Aircraft Generators, Blast-Tube Cooling for. Veinott. .
520-5; disc. 1463
Aircraft Generators, Design Considerations for D-C.
Miner
1234-40; disc. 1459
Aircraft Generators, Testing. Keneipp
105-09
Aircraft Gyroscopes, Damping Cylinders for.
Sias,
Wright
979-85
Aircraft Instrumentation, Influence of Electricity on.
Savage
802-05; d i s c 1501
Aircraft Instuments to Meet War Service, Design Con­
siderations in. Savage, Whittenton
992-8; disc 1419
Aircraft Insulation, Effect of Altitude on Electric Break­
down and Flashover of. Berberich, Moses, Stiles,
Veinott
345-54; d i s c 458
Aircraft Inverters Supplying Large Single-Phase Loads,
A Unit for Balancing the Voltages of Three-Phase.
Wimpie
532-3; disc 1358
Aircraft, Lighting Required for Commercial-Airline.
Petrasek
593-8; d i s c 1456
Aircraft Motors, Design Considerations of 400-Cycle.
Sawyer
877-9; d i s c 1464
Aircraft Motors, Inherent Overheating Protection of
D-C. Veinott
920-5
Aircraft Motors, Problems in Applying Protectors to
Electric Buell
1250-8
Aircraft, Paralleling and Regulation of 24-28-Volt D-C
Generators in Multiengine. Siegal, DeCourcey..
854-7
Transactions 1.
Technical Subjects
Aircraft, Peak Voltages With D-C Arc Interruption for.
Phillips, Mitchel
944-9
Aircraft Position Lights, The Development of. V i t o l . . .
796-8; disc 1493
Aircraft, Radio-Noise Elimination in Military. Wein­
stein, Howell, Lowe, Winter
793-5; disc. Î466
Aircraft-Radio Power Supply, Alternating Versus Direct
Current for. Fritz, Hooper
1227-33; disc 1466
Aircraft Signal Systems. Rugge
3 - 5 ; disc 455
Aircraft, Some Aspects of the Application of Induction
Motors to. Braun
769-72; d i s c 1476
Aircraft Storage-Battery Design. R u p p
77S-7; disc 1381
Aircraft Structures, Electric-Circuit Burning-dear and
Damage Phenomena on. Fouet, H u t t o n . . . ,
198-204; disc 457
Aircraft Systems, Electric-Circuit
Fault-Protective
Principles as Applied to D-C. Kaufmann
333-44; disc 482
Aircraft Tachometer Design, Recent Advances in. Ballard, Hall
646-8; disc 1421
Airline Aircraft Electric-Equipment
Maintenance.
Petrasek
900-05
Airline Aircraft, Lighting Required for Commercial.
Petrasek
593-8; disc. 1456
Airplane Engine and Propeller Test-Cell Lighting.
Tuck
1264-70; disc. 1493
Airplane-Engine Ignition Systems, Battery Booster Coil
for. Alvino
672-3; disc 138
Airplane Lighting Service, Gaseous-Discharge Lamps for.
Beggs
760-2; disc 1456
Airplanes, Cables Used for Transmitting Electric Energy
in. Peters, Phillips, Kronstein, Jealous
1270-82; disc. 1474
Alloys on Design Trends of Electrical Instruments, In­
fluence of Improved Magnetic. Wilson, Whitten­
ton
100-04; disc. 461
A-C and D-C Short Circuit Tests on Aircraft Cable.
Cunningham, Davidson
961-9; disc. 1359
A-C and D-C Starters by Means of Fuses and Circuit
Breakers, The Degree of Short-Circuit Protection
Afforded Small Low-Voltage. Jones
611-12; disc 1408
A-C Contactors for Aircraft Russell, Charbonneau...
613-16; disc 1364
A-C Generators With Suddenly Applied Loads, Regula­
tion of. Harder, Cheek
310-18; disc 490
A-C Potentiometer, A Multipßed-Deflection. Marshall.
77-80; disc 460
A-C Power-Distribution Systems, Fault Protection on
Shipboard. Rickover, Ross
1109-20; disc. 1429
A-C Supplies for Services in Large Aircraft—a British
View. Earnshaw, Shearer
1314-20
Alternating Currents, An Instrument for the Measure­
ment of Large. Richter
38-40
Alternating Versus Direct Current for Aircraft-Radio
Power Supply. Fritz, Hooper.. 1227-33 ; disc. 1466
Alternator, A 40-Kva 400-Cycfc Aircraft. Keneipp.
Veinott
816-21; disc. 1460
Altitude Brush Problem, High-. Ramadanoff, G l a s s . . .
825-30; disc 1489
Altitude Conditions, Potential Breakdown of Small Gaps
Under Simulated High-. DeLerno
109-12; disc. 456
Altitude Conditions, T h e Testing of Brushes for Life and
Performance Under Various. Herman
929-33; disc. 1491
Altitude, Corona in Aircraft Electric Systems as a Func­
tion of. Wilson
189-94; disc 457
Altitude on Electric Breakdown and Flashover of Air­
craft Insulation, Effect of. Berberich, Moses, Stiles,
Veinott
345-54; disc. 458
Altitude on Impulse and 60-Cycle Strength of Electrical
Apparatus, Effect of. Bellaschi, Evans
236-41; disc. 442
Altitude Rating of Electric Apparatus. Lebenbaum. . .
955-60; disc 1485
American Telegraphy After 100 Years.
d'Humy,
Howe
1014-32; disc 1386
Analysis of High-Frequency Ignition Circuits. Robin­
son
916-19
Analysis of Rectifier Circuits.
Christensen, Willis,
Herskind
1048-58
Analysis of the Four-Phase System, Symmetrical-Com­
ponents. Boyajian
48-51 ; disc 426
Analysis to Determine the Optimum Bussing Arrange­
ments and Transmission Capabilities at Grand
Coulee. Hoard, Bills
1259-64; disc 1478
Analyzer, A New Differential. Kuehni, Peterson
221-8; disc. 429
Anesthetized Men, Study of Artificial Respiration on.
Kouwenhoven, Hooker, York
1-2; disc 446
Apparatus, Altitude Rating of Electric L e b e n b a u m . . .
. . . 955-60; disc. 1485
AIEE ANNUAL INDEXES
Apparatus, Effect of Altitude on Impulse and 60-Cycle
Strength of Electrical. Bellaschi, Evans
236-41; disc. 442
Apparatus With Particular Reference to Carbon Brushes,
New Test Chambers for Aircraft Electric. Sum­
mers, Settle
1205-12; disc. 1491
Application Charts, Current-Transformer Output and
Koller
573-7; disc. 1422
Application of Electronics to Aircraft Flight Control.
Gille, Kutzler
849-53; disc. 1501
Applications, A New Frequency Relay for Power-System.
Carlin, Blackburn
553-7; disc. 1421
Approach to the Consideration of Power-Distribution-Sys­
tem Costs, A Method of. Falls. 1078-84 ; disc. 1377
Arc-Furnace Circuits, Voltage Transients in. (Com­
mittee Report)
563-8; disc. 1435
Arc Furnaces, Electronic Regulator for. Reilly, Valen­
tine
601-04
Arc Interruption for Aircraft, D-C. Quill, Rader
883-8; disc. 1472
Arc Interruption for Aircraft, Peak Voltages With.
Phillips, Mitchel
944-9
Arc Interruption—II, The Geometry of Current-Zero
Phenomena. Boehne
375-87; disc. 447
Armature Connection for a D-C Shunt Motor, Industrial
Control—Shunted-. Leland, Rader
617-19; disc. 1410
Arrangements and Transmission Capabilities at Grand
Coulee, An Analysis to Determine the Optimum
Bussing. Hoard, Bills
1259-64; disc. 1478
Artificial Respiration on Anesthetized Men, Study of.
Kouwenhoven, Hooker, York
1-2; disc. 446
Aspects of the Application of Induction Motors to Air­
craft, Some. Braun
769-72; disc. 1476
Asymmetrical Loading of Three-Phase Three-Winding
Transformer Banks. Denissov
27-9; disc. 444
Asymmetrical Stator as a Means of Starting SinglePhase Induction Motors, The. Baum
245-50; disc. 496
Automatic Control and Switching Equipment for Ca­
pacitor Banks and Its Application. Schroeder,
Bloomquist
649-54; disc. 1440
Automatic Pilots, Electrical Control in. Young, Lynch,
Boynton
939-43; disc. 1500
Automatic Pilots for Aircraft, Electric. Halpert, Esval..
.861-6; disc. 1501
Automatic Switching, Extending the Use of Shunt Cajpacitors by Means of. Cuttino. .674-8; disc. 1439
Automatic Ticketing of Telephone Calls. Friend
81-8; disc. 472
Auxiliary-Power-Plant Requirements. O ' N e i l . . . . 682-4
Breakdown and Flashover of Aircraft Insulation, Effect
of Altitude on Electric. Berberich, Moses, Stiles,
Veinott
345-54; disc. 458
Breakdown of Small Gaps Under Simulated High-Al­
titude Conditions, Potential. DeLerno
109-12; disc. 456
Breaker for 15,000-Volt Services, A Magnetic-Type Air
Circuit. Linde, Wyman
140-4; disc. 453
Breaker for Steel-Mill Service, A 500,000-Kva 7.5 Kv
Air Circuit. Dickinson
242-5; disc. 450
Breaker, Tests of 230-Kv High-Speed Reclosing Oil
Circuit. Schwager
784-8; disc. 1468
Breakers, A Pneumatic Mechanism for Outdoor Oil Cir­
cuit. Linde, Rietz
543-6; disc. 1428
Breakers for Rapid Reclosing Duty, High-Voltage Oil
Circuit. Hill, Leeds
113-18; disc. 452
Breakers, Improved Selective Tripping of Low-Voltage
Air Circuit. West
608-10; disc. 1431
Breakers, Protection of Large D-C Machines by Means
of High-Speed Circuit. Housley, Jensen. .
637-40; disc. 1428
Breakers, The Degree of Short-Circuit Protection Af­
forded Small Low-Voltage A-C and D-C Starters
by Means of Fuses and Circuit. Jones
611-12; disc. 1408
Brief Survey of Power-Supply Developments on British
Aircraft. Carter
806-07; disc. 1503
British Aircraft, Brief Survey of Power-Supply Develop­
ments on. Carter
806-07; disc. 1503
British Aircraft, Electric-Wiring Installations in.
Horn
896-900
British System of Cockpit Lighting, The Scientific Basis
for die New. Calvert
869-70
British View, A-C Supplies for Services in Large Air­
craft—a. Earnshaw, Shearer
1314-20
Brush Problem, High-Altitude. Ramadanoff, G l a s s . . .
825-30; disc. 1489
Brushes for Life and Performance Under Various Alti­
tude Conditions, The Testing of. Herman
929-33; disc. 1491
Brushes, New Test Chambers for Aircraft Electric Appa­
ratus Wim Particular Reference to Carbon. Sum­
mers, Setde
1205-12; disc. 1491
Burning-Clear and Damage Phenomena on Aircraft
Structures, Electric-Circuit. Foust, Hutton
198-204; disc. 457
Busses for Generating and Transmission Stations, Ring.
Michelson, Galassini
665-9; disc. 1372
Bussing Arrangements and Transmission Capabilities at
Grand Coulee, An Analysis to Determine die Opti­
mum. Hoard, BÜk
1259-64; disc. 1478
B
Balancing the Voltages of Three-Phase Aircraft Inverters
Supplying Large Single-Phase Loads, A Unit for.
Wimpie
532-3; disc. 1358
Banks and Its Application, Automatic Control and
Switching Equipment for Capacitor. Schroeder,
Bloomquist
649-54; disc. 1440.
Banks, Asymmetrical Loading of Three-Phase ThreeWinding Transformer. Denissov.. .27-9; disc. 444
Basic Considerations in Selection of Electric Systems for
Large Aircraft. Boice, Levoy
279-87; disc. 478
Basic Considerations in the Selection of Generators and
Batteries for Aircraft. Cobb, Winters
889-93; disc. 1494
(Basic Sciences) Formulas for Calculating Short-Circuit
Forces Between Channels Located Back to Back.
Higgins
710-12
(Basic Sciences) Formulas for die Four-Terminal Net­
work Parameters of Uniform Ladder Networks.
LePage
604-08
(Basic Sciences) Some Aspects of Inductance When Iron
is Present. Rader, Litscher
133-9; disc. 431
(Basic Sciences) Symmetrical-Components Analysis of
die Four-Phase System. Boyajian.. 48-51 ; disc. 426
(Basic Sciences) The Computation of Magnetic Field
Strengtil of Round Coils of Small Cross Section.
Dwight, Peters
684-5
Basis for the New British System of Cockpit Lighting,
The Scientific. Calvert
869-70
Batteries for Aircraft, Basic Considerations in the Selec­
tion of Generators and. Cobb, Winters
889-93; disc. 1494
Battery Booster Coils for Airplane-Engine Ignition Sys­
tems. Alvino
672-3; disc. 1381
Battery Design, Aircraft Storage-. Rupp
773-7; disc. 1381
Behavior Factors of Rectifier-Driven D-C Motors.
Siegfried
530-3; disc. 1357
Bell System, Telegraphy in die. Duncan, Parker,
Pierce
1032-44; disc. 1386
Bibliography of Relay Literature 1940-1943
705-09
Blast-Tube Cooling for Aircraft Generators. V e i n o t t . . .
520-5; disc. 1463
Board ofDirectors, Report of die
1518-31
Booster Coils for Airplane-Engine Ignition Systems, Bat­
tery. Alvino
672-3; disc. 1381
Brake Used on Aircraft Electric Motors, One Type of
Rotary Magnetic Clutch and Its Associated. An­
drews, Shanely
893-5; disc. 1477
VOLUME 63,
1944
Cable, A-C and D-C Short-Circuit Tests on Aircraft
Cunningham, Davidson
961-9; disc. 1359
Cable and Radiotelegraph Communications, Develop­
ments in die Field of. Pratt, Roosevelt
1044-7; disc. 1386
Cable Circuits as Used in die Study of Transient Heat
Flow, The Accuracy of Measurements in Lumped
R-C. Paschlris, Heisler.„
165-71 ; disc. 426
Cable Circuits, Impulse Strengtil of Insulated-Power-.
Halperin, Shanklin
1190-7; disc. 1386
Cable—It's Causes and Effects on Cable-Sheadi Life,
Cyclic Movement of. Schifreen
1121-30; disc. 1388
Cable Lines in Los Angeles, New 138-Kv. Mansfield.. .
1240-9; disc. 1479
Cable, Operation of Low-Pressure Gas-Filled. Hatcher.
788-92; disc. 1399
Cable, Requirements for Low-Voltage Aircraft. Hedges.
808-10; disc. 1473
Cable Research and Experience, Gas-Filled. Shank­
lin
549-53; disc. 1399
Cable-Sheadi l i f e , Cyclic Movement of Cable—Its
Causes and Effects on. Schifreen
1121-30; disc 1388
Cable Used for Transmitting Electric Energy in Air­
planes. Peters, Phillips, Kronstein, Jealous
1270-82; disc. 1474
Cables as Affected by Mutual Heating in Air or Con­
duit, Current Rating of. (IPCEA Committee Re­
port)
354-65;disc. 424,1352
Cables in Ducts, An Investigation of die Relationship
Between Temperature and Movement of. Nichol­
son, Brosnan
723-8; disc. 1388
Calculating Short-Circuit Forces Between Channels
Located Back to Back, Formulas for. H i g g i n s . . . .
710-12
Calculation of Unbalanced Voltage Drops in Distribu­
tion Circuits Witii Particular Reference to Multigrounded Neutrals. Bullard, Lowe, Wahlquist...
145-8
Calculation Procedure for Electric-Panel Space Heating,
Load-. Raber, Hutchinson
1085-91 ; disc. 1432
Calculations, Impedance "of 400-Cycle Three-Phase
Power Circuits on Large Aircraft and Its Applica­
tion to Fault-Current. Chappuis, Oimsted
1213-20; disc 1496
Capacitor, A New High-Frequency. Allison, Beverly..
915-16; disc 1464
Transactions 7.
Technical Subjects
Capacitor—an Aid to Electric-Power Service for Pipe
Lines, The. Hyde, M a r b u r y . . . . . 387-95; d i s c 476
Capacitor Banks and Its Application, Automatic Control
and Switching Equipment for. Schroeder, Bloom­
quist
649-^54; disc. 1440
Capacitor-Discharge Resistance Welding, An Improved
Electronic Control for. Bichsel, Hughes
1150-7; disc. 1384
Capacitor Installation at Newport News. Parrack,
Harder
1165-73; disc. 1378
Capacitors by Means of Automatic Switching, Extend­
ing die Use of Shunt. C u t t i n o . . . 674-8; disc. 1439
Capacitors, Characteristics of Chlorinated Imprégnants
in D-C Paper. Berberich, Fields, Marbury
1173-9; disc. 1437
Capacitors, Condensers, and System Stability. Butier,
Schroeder, Ridgway
1130-8; disc. 1378
Capacity, The Evolution of Standard Lines of Current
Transformers for High Overcurrent. Wentz
.·
658-62; disc. 1426
Carbon Brushes, New Test Chambers for Aircraft Eke*
trie Apparatus Widi Particular Reference to. Sum­
mers, Setde
1205-12; disc. 1491
Carbon-Pile Voltage Regulators for Aircraft. N e i l d . . .
839-43; disc. 1460
Cargo-Winch Control for Use on Victory Ships, Modern.
Holt
623-8; disc. 1411
Carrier-Current Relay Schemes, The Functions of
Ground Preference in. Ley land, Goldsborough
97-100; disc 437
Carrier Relaying Scheme, The M H O - . Cordray, Warrington
228-35; disc. 434
Carrier Relaying System, A New. Halman, Goldsborough, Lensner, Drompp
568-72; disc. 1423
Carrier System, A Versatile Power-Line-. Lensner,
Singel
129-33; disc. 437
Casting of Metals by Electromagnetic Forces, Treatment
and. Hoke
980-92
Cavity Metiiod for Measuring Dielectric Properties at
Ultrahigh Frequencies, A Resonant-.
Works,
Dalrin, Boggs
1092-8; disc. 1452
Cell Lighting, Airplane Engine and Propeller Test-,
Tuck
1264-70; disc. 1493
Chambers for Aircraft Electric Apparatus Widi Par­
ticular Reference to Carbon Brushes, New Test.
Summers, Setde
1205-12; disc. 1491
Changer, Design of an Electronic Frequency. Willis,
Kuenning, Christensen, Bedford.. 1070-8; disc 1413
Channels Located Back to Back, Formulas for Calcu­
lating Short-Circuit Forces Between. Higgins
710-12
Characteristics and Application to Induction-Heating
Problems, Vacuum-Tube Radio-Frequency Gen­
erator—. Kinn
1290-1303; disc. 1500
Characteristics of Chlorinated Imprégnants in D-C
Paper Capacitors. Berberich, Fields, Marbury
.
1173-9; disc. 1437
Characteristics of Modern Dry-Type Air-Cooled Trans­
formers, Design and Operating. Satterlee
701-04; disc 1445
Characteristics, Steady-State Stability of Synchronous
Machines as Affected by Voltage-Regulator. _ Concordia
215-20; disc. 489
Charts^ Current-Transformer Output and Application.
Koller
573-7; d i s c 1422
Charts, Diesel-Electric Switching-Locomotive Applica­
tion by Means of Nomographic. Millan, Perkinson
45-7
Chlorinated Imprégnants in D - C Paper Capacitors,
Characteristics of. Berberich, Fields, Marbury
1173-9; disc. 1437
Circuit Breaker for 15,000-Volt Services, A MagneticType Air. Unde, Wyman
140-4; d i s c 453
Circuit Breaker for Steel-Mill Service, A 500,000-Kva
7.5-Kv Air. Dickinson
242-5; disc. 450
Circuit Breaker, Tests of 230-Kv High-Speed Reclosing
OU. Schwager
784-8; disc 1468
Circuit Breakers, A Pneumatic Mechanism for Outdoor
Oil. Linde, Rietz
543-6; disc. 1428
Circuit Breakers for Rapid Reclosing Duty, High-Volt­
age Oil. Hill, Leeds
113-18; d i s c 452
Circuit Breakers, Improved Selective Tripping of LowVoltage Air. West
608-10; disc. 1431
Circuit Breakers, Protection of Large D-C Machines by
means of High-Speed. Housley, Jensen
637-40; d i s c 1428
Circuit Breakers, T h e Degree of Short-Circuit Protec­
tion Afforded Small Low-Voltage A-C and D - C
Starters by Means of Fuses and. Jones
611-12; disc 1408
Circuit Burning-Clear and Damage Phenomena on Air­
craft Structures, Electric-. Foust, Hutton
198-204; d i s c 457
CircuitDuty, Rectifier-. Herskind
123-8
Circuit Fault-Protective Principles as Applied to D - C
Aircraft Systems, Electric-. Kaufmann
333-44; disc. 482
Circuits, A Graphical Analysis of the Voltage and Cur­
rent Wave Forms of Controlled Rectifier. Chin,
Moyer
501-08
Circuits, Analysis of High-Frequency Ignition. Robinton
916-19
11
Circuits, Analysis of Rectifier. Christensen, Wjfflss,
Herskmd...
*
1048-58
Cxrcutti and the Magnetic Compass, Electric Bust,
Beck
24-«
Circuits as Used in the Study of Transient Heat Flow,
T h e Accuracy of Measurements in Lumped R-C
Cable. Paschkb, Heuler
165-71; d i s c 426
Circuits, Impulse Strength of Insulated-Power-Cable
Halperin, Shankfin
1190-7; disc 1386
Circuits on Large Aircraft and Its Application to FaultCurrent Calculations, Impedance of 400-Cycle
Three-Phase Power. Chappuis, Olmsted
1213-20; disc 1496
Circuits, Voltage Transients in Arc-Furnace. (Com­
mittee Report)
563-8; disc 1435
Circuits With Particular Reference to Multigrounded
Neutrals, Calculation of Unbalanced Voltage Drops
in Distribution. Bullard, Lowe, Wahlquist. .145-8
Clothing, Electrically Heated. Wooing
1304-13
Clutch and Its Associated Brake Used on Aircraft Elec­
tric Motors, One Type of Rotary Magnetic An­
drews, Shandy
893-5; disc 1477
Cockpit Lighting, T h e Scientific Basis for die New
British System of. Calvert...869-70
Ooil Power-Factor Meters, Crossed-. Millar
294-301; disc 460
Coils for Airplane-Engine Ignition Systems, Battery
Booster. Alvino
6 7 2 - 3 ; disc 1381
Coils, Insulation Temperature Standards for IndustrialControl. Erikson
546-8; disc. 1408
Coils of Small Cross Section, The Computation of Mag­
netic Field Strength of Round. Dwight, Peters...
684-5
Commercial-Airline Aircraft, Lighting Required for.
Petrasek
593-«; disc 1456
(Committee Report) Bibliography of Relay Literature
1940-1943
705-09
«(Committee Report, IPCEA) Current Rating of Cables
as Affected by Mutual Heating in Air or Conduit..
354-05; d i s c 424,1352
(Committee Report) Voltage Transients in Arc-Furnace
Circuits
563-8; disc 1435
Committees for 1944-45, Officers and
1532-7
(Cktmmunication) A Short-Cut Method of Estimating
Telephone-Influence Factor of Power Systems With
Rectifier Load. Frick
91-6
(C2ommunication) American Telegraphy After 100
Years. d O u m y , Howe
1014-32; disc 1386
(Communication) Automatic Ticketing of Telephone
Calls. Friend
: . 8 1 - 8 ; disc 472
(Communication) Crossbar Toll Switching System.
Abraham, Busch, Shipley
302-09; disc 473
(Communication) Fundamentals of Hearing-Aid Design.
Penn
744-9
(Communication) Telegraphy in the Bell System.
Duncan, Parker, Pierce
1032-44; disc 1386
Communications, Developments in the Field of Cable
and Radiotelegraph. Pratt, Roosevelt
1044-7; disc. 138,6
Compass, Electric Circuits and the Magnetic. Burt,
Beck
'.
24-6
Compass, T h e Gyrosyn. Esval
857-60; disc 1502
Components Analysis of the Four-Phase System, Sym­
metrical-. Boyajian
48-51; disc 426
Compressed-Gas Power Transformers, High-Voltage.
Hobart
690-2; disc 1448
Computation of Magnetic Field Strength of Round Coils
of Small Cross Section, The. Dwight, Peters.. 684-5
Condensers, and System Stability, Capacitors. Butler,
Schroeder, Ridgway
1130-8; disc 1378
Conditions Controlling the Economic Selection of Prime
Movers. Skrotxki
1099-1108; disc 1360
Conditions, Operation of Rectifiers Under Unbalanced.
Christensen, Morack
.628-31
Conditions, Potential Breakdown of Small Gaps Under
Simulated High-Altitude. DeLemo
109-12; disc 456
Conditions, The Testing of Brushes for Life and Per­
formance Under Various Altitude Herman
929-33; disc 1491
Conditions, Thermal Protection of Transformers Under
Overload. Montsingcr, Camilla.. .160-4; disc 444
Conductors by Magnetic Induction—Longitudinal Flux,
Heating of Nonmagnetic Electric Baker
273-8
Conduit, Current Rating of Cables as Affected by Mutual
Heating in Air or. (IPCEA Committee R e p o r t ) . . .
354-©5; disc. 424,1352
Ckmnection* on Aircraft, Electric Stebbins, T a y l o r . . .
906-11; disc 1473
Connectors, Historical Development of Electric Neifing
925-8
Consideration of Power-Distribution-System Costs, A
Method of Approach to the. Falls
1078-«4;disc 1377
Considerations for D - C Aircraft Generators, Design.
Miner
1234-40; disc 1459
Comidrrarions in Aircraft Instruments to Meet War Service, Design. Savage, Whittenton.992-8; disc 1419
Considerations in Servouacchanism Design. Herwald..
871-«
Considerations in the Selection of Generators and Bat­
teries lor Aircraft» Basic. Cobb, Winters
889-93; disc 1494
12
Cknsideratiuns of 400-Cycle Aircraft Motors, Design.
Sawyer
.877-9; disc 1464
Constants of 270-Mile 154-Kv Transmission Line,
Measured Electrical. Streifus, Road house, G o w . . .
538-42; d i s c 1351
Contactors for Aircraft, A - C Russell, C h a r b o n n e a u . . .
613-16; d i s c 1364
Contacts, T h e Vibration of Electric Russell, K c i l i e n . .
153-5; d i s c 478
Control and Switching Equipment for Capacitor Banks
and Its Application, Automatic Schroeder, Bfoomquist
649-54; d i s c 1440
Control, Application of Electronics to Aircraft Flight.
Gille, Kutzler
849-53; d i s c 1501
Control Coils, Insulation Temperature Standards for
Industrial-. Erikson
. 5 4 6 - 8 ; d i s c 1408
Control for an Electronic Power Converter, Switchgear
and. Gittings, Bateman
585-8; d i s c 1413
Control for Capacitor-Discharge Resistance Welding, An
Improved Electronic Bichsel, Hughes
1150-7; d i s c 1384
Control for the World's Most Modern Steel MOI, Super­
visory. Garrett, Reagan
259-64
Control for Ose on Victory Ships, Modern Cargo-Winch.
Holt
623-8; d i s c 1411
Control in Automatic Pilots, Electrical. Young, Lynch,
Bonton
939-43; disc. 1500
Control in the Manufacture of Aircraft Generators, Aids
to Quality. Potter
525-9; d i s c 1358
Control, Inverter Action on Reversing of Thyratron
Motor. Palmer, Leigh
175-84; disc. 494
Control—Shunted-Armature Connection for a D-C
Shunt Motor, Industrial. Leland, Rader
617-19; d i s c 1410
Control Valves, Solenoid-Operated. Eckel, Wisegarver.
911-14
Controlled Dry-Disk Rectifier, Electronically. Rosenstein, B a r a e t t
2 1 - 3 ; d i s c 474
Controlling the Economic Selection of Prime Movers,
Conditions. Skrotzki
1099-1108; d i s c 1360
Converter for Exchange of Power, The Electronic
Cramer, Morton, Darling
1059-69; d i s c 1413
Converter, History and Development of the Electronic
Power. Alexanderson, PhiÜipi.. .654-7; disc. 1413
Converter, Switchgear and Control for an Electronic
Power. Gittings, Bateman
585-8; disc. 1413
Converters, Pentode Ignitrons for Electronic Power.
Steiner, Zehner, Zuvers
693-7; disc. 1413
Cooling for Aircraft Generators, Blast-Tube. Veinott..
520-5; disc. 1463
Copper Mines, Electrification of Large Open-Pit.
Birch
30-8; d i s c 433
Copper-Oxide Rectifier in Electrochemical Work, The.
Smith
! 739-44; disc. 1438
Corona in Aircraft Electric Systems as a Function of
Altitude. Wilson
189-94; d i s c 457
Costs, A Mediod of Approach to the Consideration of
Power-Distribution-System. Falls
1078-84; disc 1377
Costs Study of 69- to 345-Kv Overhead Power-Trans­
mission Systems. Holm
406-22
Cranes, A New Electric Hoist Drive for. Whiting. . 59-64
Crossbar Toll Switching System. Abraham, Busch,
Shipley
302-09; disc. 473
Grossed-CoU Power-Factor Meters. Millar
294-301; d i s c 46f
Cultural Training of the Engineer. Boyajian
6 - 9 ; d i s c 478
Current-Limiting Power Fuse, A N.ew Three-Element.
Rawfins, Fahnoe
156-9; d i s c 451
Current Rating of Cables as Affected by Mutual Heating
in Air or Conduit. (IPCEA Committee R e p o r t ) . . .
354-05; disc 424,1352
Ctarrent-Transformer Errors by tile Secondary-Voltage
Mediod, Field Determination of. Goodale, Hol­
beck
879-82; disc. 1468
Current-Transformer Output and Application Charts.
Koller
573-7; d i s c 1422
Current Transformers for High C+vercurrent Capacity,
The Evolution of Standard Lines of. Went«
658-62; disc 1426
Current Wave Forms of Controlled Rectifier Circuits, A
Graphical Analysis of the Voltage and. Chin,
Mover
501-08
Current-Zero Phenomena.
T h e Geometry of Arc
Interruption—II. Boehne
375-87; d i s c 447
Currents, A n Instrument for the Measurement of Large
Alternating. Richter
38-40
Currents and Influence on System Operation, Trans­
former Magnetizing Inrush.
Blume, Camilli,
Farnham, Peterson
366-75; d i s c 423
Currents Determined Easily on D-C Board, System Volt­
ages and Fault Asbury
184-8; d i s c 439
Currents in Direct Strokes, The Measurement of
Lightning. McCann
' . . . 1157-64; d i s c 1370
Curves, The Summation of Load. Hamilton
729-35; d i s c 1361
Cutout, An Aircraft Differential-Voltage. Walley
632-4; disc 1365
Cyclic Movement of Cable—Its Causes and Effects on
Cable-Sheath Life Schifreen.. 1121-30; d i s c 1388
Cylinders for Aircraft Gyroscopes, Damping. Sias,
Wright
979-85
Transactions 7.
Damage Phenomena o n Aircraft Structures, ElectricCircuit Burning-Clear and. Foust, Hutton
198-204; disc 457
Damping Cylinders for Aircraft Gyroscopes. Sias,
Wright
979-85
Deflection A-C Potentiometer, A Multiplied-. Marshall
77-80; disc 460
Deformation on Turbogenerators, Prevention of RotorWinding. Noest
514-19; disc. 1353
Degree of Short-Circuit Protection Afforded Small LowVoltage A-C and D - C Starters by Means of Fuses
and Circuit Breakers, T h e Jones
611-12; d i s c 1408
Design and Operating Characteristics of Modern DryType Air-Cooled Transformers. Satterlee
701-04; disc 1445
Design Considerations for D-C Aircraft Generators.
Miner
1234-40; disc. 1459
Design Considerations in Aircraft Instruments to Meet
War Service Savage, Whittenton
992-8; disc. 1419
Design, Considerations in Servomechanism. H e r w a l d . .
871-6
Design Considerations of 400-Cycle Aircraft Motors.
Sawyer
877-9; disc 1464
Design Features of Generators for Diesel-Electric
Switcher Locomotives. Atwell
4 1 - 5 ; disc 433
Design Method for D-C Machines, A. Beers, Karr
....·.
172-5; disc 497
Design of Aircraft Electric Actuator Equipment, Func­
tional. Gagnier
813-15; disc 1464
Design of an Electronic Frequency Changer. Willis,
Kuenning, Christensen, Bedford.. 1070-8; disc. 1413
Design of an Ignition System for an 18-CyUnder Aircraft
Engine Harkness
1321-7; disc 1467
Design of Low-Voltage-Welding Power Distribution,The
Adams, Fetcher, Johnson
1180-90; disc 1382
Design of Starting Windings for Split-Phase Motors.
Lloyd, Karr
9-13
Design of Systems for Load Growth, The Effect of Kilovar
Supply on t h e Schroeder, Butler, Meyers
69-77; disc. 492
Design of Variac Transformers. Karplus
508-13
Design Trends of Electrical Instruments, Influence of
Improved Magnetic Alloys on. Wilson, Whitten­
ton
100-04; disc 461
Determination of Current-Transformer Errors by the
Secondary-Voltage Method, Field. Goodale, Hol­
beck
.879-82; disc 1468
Development of Aircraft Position Lights, T h e V i t a l . .
796-8; disc. 1493
Development of Electric Connectors, Historical. Neifing
925-8
Development of Excitron-Type Rectifier. Winograd
969-78; disc 1454
Development of the Electronic Power Converter, His­
tory and. Alexanderson, Phillipi.. 654-7; disc 1413
Developments in Light Sources, Recent. Millar. .1505-17
Developments in the Field of Cable and Radiotelegraph
Communications. Pratt, Roosevelt
1044-7; disc 1386
Developments on British Aircraft, Brief Survey of PowerSupply. Carter
806-07; disc. 1503
Dielectric Properties at Ultrahigh Frequencies, A Reso­
nant-Cavity Method for Measuring. Works, Dakin,
Bogga
1092-8; disc 1452
Diesel-Electric Switcher Locomotives, Design Features of
Generators for. Atwell
4 1 - 5 ; disc 433
Diesel-Electric Switching-Locomotive Application by
Means of Nonomograpbic Charts. MUlan, Perkinson
45—7
Differential Analyzer, A New. Kuehni, Peterson
221-8; disc 429
Differential Generator Control Relay for D - C Aircraft
Electric Systems. Crever
589-93
Differential Leakage With Respect to the Fundamental
Wave and to the Harmonics. L i w s c h i t z . · . . 1139-50
Differential-Voltage Cutout, An Aircraft. Walley
632-4; disc. 1365
Dimensional Studies of Lightweight Motors for Aircraft
Morrill
698-701
D - C Aircraft Electric-Supply Systems, Present. Ander­
son, Crary, Schultz
265-72; d i s c 484
D-C Aircraft Electric System, A 120-Volt. Cobb
1327-34; d i s c 1495
D-C Aircraft Electric Systems, Differential Generator
Control Relay for. Crever
589-93
D-C Aircraft Electric Systems, Higher-Voltage Berry,
Dallas
843-9; disc 1497
D-C Aircraft Generators, Design Considerations for.
Miner
1234-40; d i s c 1459
D-C Aircraft Motors, Inherent Overheating Protection
of. Veinott
920-5
D - C Aircraft Systems, Electric-Circuit Fault-Protective
Principles as Applied to. Kaufmann
. «
333-44; disc 482
D - C Arc Interruption for Aircraft. Quill, Rader
883-8; disc 1472
D-C Arc Interruption for Aircraft, Peak Voltages With.
PhilUps, Mitchcl
Technical Subjects
AIEE ANNUAL
INDEXES
D-C Board, System Voltages and Fault Currents Deter­
mined Easily on. Asbury
184-8; disc 439
Direct Current for Aircraft-Radio Power Supply, Alter­
nating Versus. Fritz, Hooper.. 1227-33; disc 1466
D-C Generators in Multiengine Aircraft, Paralleling
and Regulation of 24-28-VolL SiegaL DeCourcey.
854-^7
D-C Machines, A Design Method for. Beers, Karr
172-5; disc 497
D-C Machines by Means of High-Speed Circuit Breakers,
Protection of Large. Housley, Jensen
637-40; disc 1428
D-C Motors, Behavior Factors of Rectifier-Driven.
Siegfried
530-3; disc 1357
D-C Paper Capacitors, Characteristics of Chlorinated
Imprégnants in. Berberich, Fields, Marbury
1173-9; disc 1437
D-C Shunt Motor, Industrial Control—Shunted-Armature Connection for a. Leland, Rader
617-19; disc 1410
Direct Strokes, The Measurement of Lightning Currents
in. McCann
1157-64; disc 1370
Discharge Lamps for Airplane Lighting Service, Gase­
ous-. Beggs
760-2; d i s c 1456
Discharge Resistance Welding, An Improved Electronic
Control for Capacitor-. Bichsd, Hughes.. Ë
1150-7; disc. 1384
Distance Relay With Adjustable Phase-Angle Dis­
crimination, A. Goldsborough.. .835-8; disc 1471
(Distribution) A Short-Cut Method of Estimating Tele­
phone-Influence Factor of Power Systems Wim
Rectifier Load. Frick
91^
(Distribution) An Investigation of the Relationship Be­
tween Temperature and Movement of Cables in
Ducts. Nicholson, Brosnan
723-8; disc 1388
Distribution Circuits With Particular Reference to
Multigrounded Neutrals, Calculation of Unbalanced
Voltage Drops in. Bullard, Lowe, Wahlquist
145-8
(Distribution) Current Rating of Cables as Affected by
Mutual Heating in Air or Conduit. (IPCEA Com­
mittee Report)
354-65; disc 424,1352
(Distribution) Cyclic Movement of Cable—Its Causes
and Effects on Cable-Sheath l i f e Schifreen
1121-30; disc 1388
(Distribution) Gas-Filkd-Cable Research and Experi­
e n c e Shanklin
549-53; disc. 1399
(Distribution) Impulse Strength of Insulated-PowerCable Circuits. Halperin, Shanklin
1190-7; d i s c 1386
(Distribution) New 138-Kv Cable Lines in Los Angeles.
Mansfield
1240-9; disc. 1479
(Distribution) Operation of Low-Pressure Gas-Filled
Cable. Hatcher
788-92; disc 1399
Distribution-System Costs, A Method of Approach to
the Consideration of Power-. Falls
,...
1078-84; disc 1377
Distribution Systems, Fault Protection on Shipboard
A-C Power-. Rickover, R o s s . . . 1109-20 ; disc. 1429
Distribution Systems, Fusing Practices on. Parsons,
Wallace.
Part 1
89-91; disc 467
Part II
598-600; disc. 1429
Distribution, The Design of Low-Voltage-Welding
Power. Adams, Fetcher, Johnson
1180-90; disc. 1382
(Distribution) The Effect of Kilovar Supply on the De­
sign of Systems for Load Growth. Schroeder,
Butler, Meyers
69-77; d i s c 492
(Domestic and Commercial Applications) Electrothermal
Space Heating and Air Conditioning. Krueger
718-22; disc. 1434
(Domestic and Commercial Applications) Load-Calcu­
lation Procedure for Electric-Panel Space Heating.
Raber, Hutchinson
1085-91; disc. 1432
(Domestic and Commercial Applications) Possibilities
of Heat Pumps for Heating Homes. Berry
619-22; disc. 1433
(Domestic and Commercial Applications) TÇhe Vibration
of Electric Contacts. Russell, Keilien
153-5; disc 478
Drive for Cranes, A New Electric Hoist. Whiting.. 59-64
Driven Gyroscopes for Aircraft, Electrically. Witherow,
Hansen
204-08
Drops in Distribution Circuits With Particular Refer­
ence to Multigrounded Neutrals, Calculation of
Unbalanced Voltage. Bullard, Lowe, Wahlquist..
145-8
Dry-Disk Rectifier, Electronically Controlled. Rosenstein, Barnett
21-3; disc. 474
Dry-Type Air-Cooled Transformers, Design and Operat­
ing Characteristics of Modern. Satterlee
701-04; disc. 1445
Dry-Type Transformer Windings, Hot-Spot Tempera­
tures in. Stewart, Whitman
763-8; disc 1445
Ducts, An Investigation of tile Relationship Between
Temperature and Movement of Cables in. Nichol­
son, Brosnan
723-8; disc 1388
Duty, High-Voltage Oil Circuit Breakers for Rapid Reclosing. HOL Leeds
113-18; disc 452
Duty, Rectifier-Circuit. Herskind
.123-8
VOLUME 6 3 , 1 9 4 4
£
Economic Selection of Prime Movers, Conditions Con­
trolling the. Skrotzld
1099-1108; disc 1360
Economics of Trolley-Coach Operation. Woods
578-81; disc 1451
(Education) Cultural Training of the Engineer. Boyajian
6-9; disc. 478
Effect of Altitude on Electric Breakdown and Flashover
of Aircraft Insulation. Berberich, Moses, Stiles,
Veinott
345-54; disc 458
Effect of Altitude on Impulse and 60-Cyclc Strength of
Electrical Apparatus. Bellaschi, Evans
236-41 ; disc 442
Effect of Kilovar Supply on the Design of Systems for
Load Growth, T h e Schroeder, Butler, M e y e r s . . . .
69-77; disc 492
Effect of Weather on the System Load, The. Dryar
1006-13; disc 1364
Eight-Year Investigation of Lightning Currents and Pre­
ventive Lightning Protection on a Transmission
System, An. Hansson, Waldorf
251-8; disc. 463, 1350
18-Cylinder Aircraft Engine, Design of an Ignition Sys­
tem for an. Harkness
1321-7; disc 1467
Electric Actuator Equipment, Functional Design of Air­
craft. Gagnier
813-15; disc 1464
Electric-Accessory-Vibration Investigations, Aircraft-.
Miller
1283-90; disc. 1486
Electric Aircraft Motors, Problems in Applying Protec­
tors to. Buell
1250-8
Electric Apparatus, Altitude Rating of. L e b e n b a u m . . .
955-60; disc 1485
Electric Apparatus With Particular Reference to Carbon
Brushes, New Test Chambers for Aircraft. Sum­
mers, Settle
1205-12; disc 1491
Electric Automatic Pilots for Aircraft. Halpert, Esval..
861-6; disc. 1501
Electric-Circuit Burning-Clear and Damage Phenomena
on Aircraft Structures. Foust, Hutton
198-204; disc. 457
Electric-Circuit Fault-Protective Principles as Applied
to D-C Aircraft Systems. Kaufmann
333-44; disc 482
Electric Circuits and the Magnetic Compass. Burt,
Beck
24-6
Electric Conductors by Magnetic Induction—Longi­
tudinal Flux, Heating of Nonmagnetic. Baker..
273-8
Electric Connections on Aircraft. Stebbins, T a y l o r . . . .
'
906-11; disc 1473
Electric Connectors, Historical Development of. Neifing
925-8
Electric Contacts, The Vibration of. Russell, K e i l i e n . . .
153-5; disc. 478
Electric Energy in Airplanes, Cables Used for Trans­
mitting. Peters, Phillips, Kronstein, Jealous
1270-82; disc 1474
Electric Equipment for the War Emergency* Pipe-Line
Projects. Thomas, Taylor, Wolfe
396-405
Electric-Equipment Maintenance, Airline Aircraft.
Petrasek
».
900-05
Electric Gun Turrets for Aircraft. Thompson
799-802; disc 1475
Electric Hoist Drive for Cranes, A New. Whiting.. 59-64
Electric Loadings, Transmission-Line. Crary
·
1198-1204; disc. 1373
Electric Locomotives in Open-Pit Mine Haulage,
Modern. Borland, Riley
52-8; disc. 433
Electric Machinery, The Nature of Vibration in. Graybeal
712-18; disc 1458
Electric Motors, One Type of Rotary Magnetic Clutch
and Its Associated Brake Used on Aircraft. An­
drews, Shanely
893-5; disc. 1477
Electric Motors, Requirements for Aircraft. Siefkin...
810-13
Electric-Panel Space 'Heating, Load-Calculation Proce­
dure for. Raber, Hutchinson. 1085-91; disc. 1432
Electrjc-Power Service for Pipe Lines, The Capacitor—
an Aid to. Hyde, Marbury
387-95; disc. 476
Electric-Supply Systems, Present D-Q Aircraft Ander­
son, Crary, Schultz
265-72; disc 484
Electric System, A 120-Volt D-C Aircraft Cobb
1327-34; disc 1495
Electric Systems as a Function of Altitude, Corona in
Aircraft Wilson
189-94; disc. 457
Electric Systems, Differential Generator Control Relay
for D-C Aircraft Crever
589-93
Electric Systems for Large Aircraft, Basic Considera­
tions in Selection of. Boice, Levoy
279-87; disc 478
Electric Systems, Higher-Voltage D-C Aircraft Berry,
Dallas
843-9; disc. 1497
Electric Systems, Instrumentation of 400-Cycle Aircraft
Corson, Stimson, Solcy
830-5; disc 1501
(Electric Welding) Rating of Electric Equipment Under
Intermittent Load. Zucker
778-83; disc. 1381
Electric-Wiring Installations in British Aircraft H o r n . .
896-900
Electrical Apparatus, Effect of Altitude on Impulse and
60-Cycle Strength of. Bellaschi, Evans
236-41; d i s c 442
Transactions 7.
Technical Subjects
Electrical Constants of 270-Mile 154-Kv '
Line, Measured. Streifus, Roadhouse, Gow
538-42; disc. 1351
Electrical Control in Automatic Pilots. Young, Lynch,
Boynton
939-43; d i s c 1500
Electrical Horizons, Aircraft. Godsey, Berry, H e i ü day
821-4; d i s c 1503
(Electrical Machinery) A Design Method for D-C M a ­
chines. Beers, Karr
172-5; d i s c 497
(Electrical Machinery) A Graphical Analysis of the
Voltage and Current Wave Forms of Controlled
Rectifier Circuits. Chin, Moyer
.501-08
(Electrical Machinery) Asymmetrical Loading of Three
Phase Three-Winding Transformer Banks. Denissov
27-9; d i s c 444
(Electrical Machinery) Behavior Factors of RectifierDriven D - C Motors. Siegfried... 530-3; d i s c 1357
(Electrical Machinery) Design and Operating Character­
istics of Modern Dry-Type Air-Cooled Transformers.
Satterlee
701-04; d i s c 1445
(Electrical Machinery) Design of Starting Windings for
Split-Phase Motors. Lloyd, Karr
9-13
(Electrical Machinery) Design of Variac Transformers.
Karplus
508-13
(Electrical Machinery) Differential Leakage With Re­
spect to the Fundamental Wave and to the Har­
monics. Liwschitz
1139-50
(Electrical Machinery) High-Voltage Compressed-Gas
Power Transformers. H o b a r t . . .690-2; disc. 1448
(Electrical Machinery) Hot-Spot Temperatures in DryType Transformer Windings. Stewart, Whitman..
763-8; d i s c 1445
(Electrical Machinery) Industrial Control—ShuntedArmature Connection for a D-C Shunt Motor.
Leland, Rader
617-19; disc. 1410
(Electrical Machinery) Insulation Temperature Stand­
ards for Industrial-Control Coils. Erikson... „ . . .
546-8; disc. 1408
(Electrical Machinery) Interlamination Resistance
Barton
670-2
(Electrical Machinery) Inverter Action on Reversing of
Thyratron Motor Control. Palmer, Leigh
175-84; disc. 494
(Electrical Machinery) Modern Cargo-Winch Control
for Use on Victory Ships. Holt. .623-^8; d i s c 1141
(Electrical Machinery) Overloading of Transformers—
Cases Not Covered by the General Rules. Scaley,
Hodtum
149-53; disc. 443
(Electrical Machinery) Prevention of Rotor-Winding
Deformation on Turbogenerators. Noest
514-19; disc 1353
(Electrical Machinery) Progress in Impulse Testing of
Transformers. H a g e n g u t h . . .999-1005; disc 1440
(Electrical Machinery) Some Aspects of Electric-Motor
Design—Polyphase-Induction-Motor
Design
to
Meet Fixed Specifications. Lloyd.. 14-20; d i s c 498
(Electrical Machinery) Starting Windings for SinglePhase Induction Motors. Veinott.288-94; d i s c 499
(Electrical Machinery) T h e Asymmetrical Stator as a
Means of Starting Single-Phase Induction Motors.
Baum
245-50; d i s c 496
(Electrical Machinery) The Degree of Short-Circuit
Protection Afforded Small Low-Voltage A-C and
D-C Starters by Means of Fuses and Circuit
Breakers. Jones
611-12; disc 1408
(Electrical Machinery) The Evolution of Standard Lines
of Current Transformers for High Overcurrent Ca­
pacity. Wente
658-62; d i s c 1426
(Electrical Machinery) Thermal Protection of Trans­
formers Under Overload Conditions. Montsinger,
CarnilU.
160-4; d i s c 444
(Electrical Machinery) Transformer Magnetizing Inrush
Currents and Influence on System Operation.
Blume, CamillL Farnham, Peterson
366-75; d i s c 423
(Electrical Machinery) Transient Performance of Induc­
tion Motors. Maginniss, Schultz..641-6; d i s c 1458
Electrically Driven Gyroscopes for Aircraft Witherow,
Hansen
204-08
Electrically Heated Clothing. Wotring
1304-13
Electrically Operated Gyroscopic Instruments. K o n e t . .
. ."
735-«
Electricity on Aircraft Instrumentation, Influence of.
Savage
802-05; disc 1501
Electricity, Plastics in Aircraft. Cooper
1220^-6
Electrification of Large Open-Pit Copper Mines.
Birch
30-8; d i s c 433
Electrochemical Work, The Copper-Oxide Rectifier in.
Smith
739-44; d i s c 1438
(Electrochemistry) Characteristics of Chlorinated I m ­
prégnants in D - C Paper Capacitors. Berberich,
Fields, Marbury
1173-9; disa 1437
(Electrochemistry) Electronic Regulator for Arc Fur­
naces. Reilly, Valentine
601-04
(Electrochemistry) Induction Heating—Selection of Fre­
quency. Stansel
755-9; d i s c 1436
(Electrochemistry) Surface Heating by Induction.
Storm
749-55
(Electrochemistry) Treatment and Casting of Metals by
Electromagnetic Forces. Hoke
986-92
(Electrochemistry) Vacuum-Tube Radio-Frequency Gen­
erator—Characteristics and Application to Induc­
tion-Heating Problems. K i n n . 1290-1303; disc. 1500
13
(Electrochemistry) Voltage Transients in Arc-Furnace
Circuits. (Committee Report)
563-8; disc 1435
Electromagnetic Forces, Treatment and Casting of
Metabby. Hoke.
986-92
Electronic Control for Capacitor-Discharge Resistance
Welding, An Improved. Bichsel, Hughes
1150-7; disc. 1384
Electronic Converter for Exchange of Power, The.
Cramer, Morton, Darling
1059-69; disc. 1413
Electronic Frequency Changer, Design of an. Willis,
•Kuenning, Christensen, Bedford.. 1070-8;disc. 1413
Electronic Power Converter, History and Development of
the. Alexanderson, Phillipi
654-7; disc. 1413
Electronic Power Converter, Switchgear and Control
for an. Gittings, Bateman
585-8; disc. 1413
Electronic Power Converters, Pentode Ignitrons for.
Steiner, Zehner, Zuvers
693-7; disc. 1413
Electronic Regulator for Arc Furnaces. Rcilly, Valen­
tine
601-04
Electronically Controlled Dry-Disk Rectifier. Rosenstein, Barnett
21-3; disc. 474
(Electronics) Analysis of Rectifier Circuits. Christensen,
Willis, Herskind
1048-58
(Electronics) Development of Excitron-Type Rectifier.
Winograd
969-78; disc. 1454
(Electronics) Operation of Rectifiers Under Unbalanced
Conditions. Christensen, Moarck
628-31
(Electronics) Rectifier-Circuit Duty. Herskind. .123-8
Electronics to Aircraft Flight Control, Application of.
Gille, Kutzlcr
849-53; disc. 1501
Electrotiiermal Space Heating and Air Conditioning.
Krueger
718-22; disc. 1434
Elimination in Military Aircraft, Radio-Noise. Wein­
stein, Howcll, Lowe, Winter
793-5; disc. 1466
Elimination, Very High-Frequency Radio-Noise. Owen
949-54
Emergency Pipe-Line Projects, Electric Equipment for
the War. Thomas, Taylor, Wolfe
396-405
Energy in Airplanes, Cables Used for Transmitting Elec­
tric. Peters, Phillips, Kronstein, Jealous
1270-82; disc. 1474
Engine-Accessory Vibration, Aircraft-. Tyler
1334-49; disc. 1487
Engine and Propeller Test-Cell Lighting, Airplane.
Tuck
1264-70; disc. 1493
Engine, Design of an Ignition System for an 18-Cylinder
Aircraft. Harkness
1321-7; disc. 1467
Engineer, Cultural Training of the. Boyajian
£-9; disc 478
Equipment for Capacitor Banks and Its Application,
Automatic Control and Switching.
Schroeder,
Bloomquist
649-54; disc. 1440
Equipment for the War Emergency Pipe-Line Projects,
Electric Thomas, Taylor, Wolfe
396-405
Equipment, Functional Design of Aircraft Electric Actu­
ator. Gagnier
813-15; disc 1464
Equipment Maintenance, Airline Aircraft Electric-.
Petrasek
900rO5
Equipment Under Intermittent Load, Rating of Electric
Zucker
778-83; disc. 1381
Errors by the Secondary-Voltage Method, Field Deter­
mination of Current-Transformer. Goodale, Hol­
beck
879-82; disc. 1468
Evolution of Standard Lines of Current Transformers for
High Overcurrent Capacity, The. Wentz
658-62; disc 1426
Exchange of Power, The Electronic Converter for.
Cramer, Morton, Darling
1059-60; disc 1413
Excitron-Type Rectifier, Development of. Winograd...
.-,
969-78; disc 1454
Extending the Use of Shunt Capacitors by Means of
Automatic Switching. Cuttino.. .674-8; disc 1439
Factor Meters, Crossed-Coil Power-. Millar
294-301; disc. 460
Fault-Current Calculations, Impedance of 400-Cycle
Three-Phase Power Circuits on Large Aircraft and
Its Application to. Chappuis, Oimsted
1213-20; disc 1496
Fault Currents Determined Easily on D-C Board, System
Voltages and. Asbury
184-8; disc. 439
Fault Protection on Shipboard A-C Power-Distribution
Systems. Rickover, Roes
1109-20; disc 1429
Fault-Protective Principles as Applied to D-C Aircraft
Systems, Electric-Circuit. Kaufmann
333-44; disc. 482
Features of Generators for Diesel-Electric Switcher Loco­
motives, Design. Atwell
41-5; disc. 433
Field Determination of Current-Transformer Errors by
the Secondary-Voltage Method. Goodale, Hol­
beck
879-82; disc 1468
Field Strength of Round Coils of Small Cross Section,
The Computation of Magnetic Dwight, Peters...
684-5
15,000-Volt Services, A Magnetic-Type Air Circuit
Breaker for. Linde, Wyman
140-*; disc 453
500,000-Kva 7.5-Kv Air Circuit Breaker for Steel-Mill
Service, A. Dickinson
242-5; disc 450
14
Flashover of Aircraft Insulation, Effect of Altitude on
Electric Breakdown and. Berberich, Moses, Stiles,
Veinott
.
345-54; d i s c 458
Flight Control, Application of Electronics to Aircraft.
Gille, Kutzler
849-53; d i s c 1501
Forces Between Channels Located Back to Back, For­
mulas for Calculating Short-Circuit. Higgins. . . .
710-12
Forces, Treatment and Casting of Metals by Electro­
magnetic Hoke
986-92
Formulas for Calculating Short-Circuit Forces Between
Channels Located Back to Back. Higgins. .710-12
Formulas for die Four-Terminal Network Parameters of
Uniform Ladder Networks. LePage
604-08
Fort Peck Project, Transmission and Relaying Problems
on die. Floor, Müller, Goldsborough
209-14; disc. 466
40-Kva 400-Cycle Aircraft Alternator, A. Keneipp,
Veinott
816-21; disc. 1460
400-Cycle Aircraft Electric Systems, Instrumentation of.
Corson, Stimson, Soley
830-5; disc. 1501
400-Cycle Three-Phase Power Circuits on Large Aircraft
and Its Application to Fault-Current Calculations,
Impedance of. Chappuis, Oimsted
1213-20; disc. 1496
Four-Phase System, Symmetrical-Components Analysis
of die. Boyajian
48-51 ; d i s c 426
Four-Terminal Network Parameters of Uniform Ladder
Networks, Formulas for die. LePage
604-08
Frequencies, A Resonant-Cavity Mediod for Measuring
Dielectric Properties at Ultrahigh. Works, Dakin,
Boggs
1092-8; disc. 1452
Frequency Capacitor, A New High-. Allison, Beverly..
915-16; disc. 1464
Frequency Changer, Design of an Electronic. Willis,
Kuenning, Christensen, Bedford.. 1070-8; disc. 1413
Frequency Generator—Characteristics and Application
to Induction-Heating Problems, Vacuum-Tube
Radio-. Kinn
1290-1303; disc. 1500
Frequency Ignition Circuits, Analysis of High-. Robin­
son
916-19
Frequency, Induction Heating—Selection of. Stansel..
755-9; disc. 1436
Frequency Radio-Noise Elimination, Very High-.
Owen
949-54
Frequency Relay for Power-System Applications, A New.
Carlin, Blackburn
553-7; disc. 1421
Fuel Tanks, Totalizing Contents of Aircraft. Macintyre
663-65; disc. 1419
Functional Design of Aircraft Electric Actuator Equip­
ment Gagnier
813-15; disc. 1464
Functions of Ground Preference in Carrier-Current Re­
lay Schemes, The. Leyland, Goldsborough
97-100; d i s c 437
Fundamental Wave and to die Hamonics, Differential
Leakage Wim Respect to die. Liwscbitz . . 1 1 3 9 - 5 0
Fundamentals of Hearing-Aid Design. P e n n . . . . 744-9
Furnaces, Electronic Regulator for Arc Reilly, Valen­
tine
601-04
Fuse, A New Three-Element Current-Limiting Power.
Rawlins, Fahnoe
156-9; disc. 451
Fuses and Circuit Breakers, The Degree of Short-Circuit
Protection Afforded Small Low-Voltage A-C and
D-C Starters by Means of. Jones
611-12; disc. 1408
Fuses Must Protect, Aircraft. Lebens . . 5 8 1 - 5 ; disc. 1368
Fusing Practices on Distribution Systems. Parsons,
Wallace
Part 1
89-91; d i s c 467
Part II
598-600; disc. 1429
Gaps Under Simulated High-Altitude Conditions, Po­
tential Breakdown of Small. DeLemo
109-12; disc. 456
Gas-Filled Cable, Operation of Low Pressure. Hatcher.
788-92; d i s c 1399
Gas-Filled-Cable Research and Experience.
Shanklin
549-53; disc. 1399
Gas Power Transformers, High-Voltage Compressed-.
Hobart
690-2; disc. 1448
Gaseous-Discharge Lamps for Airplane Lighting Service.
Beggs
760-2; disc. 1456
Gear Ratio and Its Effect on Traction Motors. W o o d s . .
65-8; disc. 433
Generating and Transmission Stations, Ring Busses for.
Michelson, Galassini
665-9; disc 1372
Generator—Characteristics and Application to Induc­
tion-Heating Problems, Vacuum-Tube RadioFrequency. Kinn
1290-1303; d i s c 1500
Generator Control Relay for D-C Aircraft Electric Sys­
tems, Differential. Crever
589-93
Generators, Aids to Quality Control in die Manufacture
of Aircraft. Potter
525-9; disc. 1358
Generators and Batteries for Aircraft, Basic Considera­
tions in die Selection of. Cobb, Winters
889-93; disc. 1494
Generators, Blast-Tube Cooling for Aircraft. V e i n o t t . . .
520-5; d i s c 1463
Generators, Design Considerations for D - C Aircraft.
Miner
1234-40; disc. 1459
Transactions 1.
Technical Subjects
Generators for Diesel-Electric Switcher Locomotives,
Design Features of. Atwell
4 1 - 5 ; disc. 433
Generators in Multienginc Aircraft, Paralleling and
Regulation of 24-28-Volt D-C. Siegal, DeCburcey.
854-7
Generators, Testing Aircraft. Keneipp
105-09
Generators Witil Suddenly Applied Loads, Regulation
of A-C. Harder, Cheek
310-18; disc. 490
Geometry of Arc Interruption—II, T h e .
CurrentZero Phenomena. Bochne
375-87; disc. 447
Grand Coulee, An Analysis to Determine the Optimum
Bussing Arrangements and Transmission Capabili­
ties. Hoard, Bills
1259-64; disc. 1478
Graphical Analysis of die^ Voltage and Current Wave
Forms of Controlled Rectifier Circuits, A. Chin,
Moyer
501-08
Ground Preference in Carrier-Current Relay Schemes,
The Functions of. Leyland, Goldsborough
97-100; disc. 437
Gun Turrets for Aircraft, Electric. Thompson
799-802; disc. 1475
Gyroscopes, Damping Cylinders for Aircraft.
Sias,
Wright
979-85
Gyroscopes for Aircraft, Electrically Driven. Widierow,
Hansen
204-08
Gyroscopic Instruments, Electrically Operated. Konet.
735^8
Gyrosyn Compass, The. Esval
857-60; disc. 1502
H
Harmonics, Differential Leakage Widi Respect to the
Fundamental Wave and to die. Liwschitz . 1 1 3 9 - 5 0
Haulage, Modern Electric Locomotives in Open-Pit
Mine. Borland, Riley
5 2 - 8 ; disc. 433
Hearing-Aid Design, Fundamentals of. P e n n . . . . 744-9
Heat Pumps for Heating Homes, Possibilities of. Berry.
619-22; disc. 1433
Heated Clodiing, Electrically. Wotring
1304-13
Heating and Air Conditioning, Electrothermal Space.
Kreuger
718-22; disc. 1434
Heating by Induction, Surface. Storm
749-55
Heating in Air or Conduit, Current Rating of Cables
as Affected by Mutual. (IPCEA Committee R e ­
port)
354-65; disc. 424, 1352
Heating, Load-Calculation Procedure for Electric-Panel
Space. Raber, Hutchinson
1085-91; disc. 1432
Heating of Nonmagnetic Electric Conductors by Mag­
netic Induction—Longitudinal Flux. B a k e r . . . .
273-8
Heating Problems, Vacuum-Tube Radio-Frequency
Generator—Characteristics and Application to In­
duction-. Kinn
1290-1303; disc 1500
Heating—Selection of Frequency, Induction. Stansel..
755-9; disc. 1436
High-Altitude Brush Problem. Ramadanoff, Glass.. . .
825-30; disc. 1489
High-Altitude Conditions, Potential Breakdown of Small
Gaps Under Simulated. DeLerno
.
109-12; disc. 456
High-Frequency Capacitor, A New. Allison, Beverly. . .
915-16; disc. 1464
High-Frequency Ignition Circuits, Analysis of. Robin­
son
916-19
High-Frequency
Radio-Noise
Elimination,
Very.
Owen
949-54
High Overcurrent Capacity, The Evolution of Standard
Lines of Current Transformers for. Wentz
658-62; disc 1426
High-Speed Circuit Breakers, Protection of Large D - C
Machines by Means of. Housley, Jensen
637-40; disc. 1428
High-Speed Reclosing Oil Circuit Breaker, Tests of
230-Kv. Schwager
784-8; disc. 1468
High-Voltage Compressed-Gas Power Transformers.
Hobart
690-2; disc. 1448
Higher-Voltage D-C Aircraft Electric Systems. Berry,
Dallas
843-9; disc. 1497
High-Voltage Oil Circuit Breakers for Rapid Reclosing
Duty. Hill, Leeds
113-18; disc. 452
Historical Development of Electric Connectors. Neifing
925-8
History and Development of the Electronic Power Con­
verter. Alexanderson, Phillipi. .654-7; disc. 1413
Hoist Drive for Cranes, New Electric. Whiting. .59-64
Homes, Possibilities of Heat Pumps for Heating. Berry.
619-22; disc 1433
Horizons, Aircraft Electrical. Godsey, Berry, Holliday
821-4; disc 1503
Hot-Spot Temperatures in Dry-Type Transformer
Windings. Stewart, Whitman
763-8; disc. 1445
Hydraulic Valves for Aircraft Applications, SolenoidOperated. Goepfrich
866-8
Ignition Circuits, Analysis of High-Frequency. Robin­
son
916-19
Ignition System for an 18-Cylinder Aircraft Engine,
Design of an. Harkness
1321-7; disc. 1467
A I E E ANNUAL INDEXES
Ignition Systems, Battery Booster Coils for AirplaneEngine. A l v i n o . . .
672-3; disc. 1381
Ignitrons for Electronic Power Converters, Pentode.
Steiner, Zehner, Zuvers..
693-7; disc. 1413
Impedance of 400-Cycle Three-Phase Power Circuits on
'Large Aircraft and Its Application to Fault-Current
Calculations. Chappuis, Olmsted
1213-20; disc. 1496
Imprégnants in D-C Paper Capacitors, Characteristics
of Chlorinated. Berberich, Fields, Marbury
1173-9; disc. 1437
Improved Electronic Control for Capacitor-Discharge Re­
sistance Welding, An. Bichsel, Hughes
.*. .1.150-7; disc. 1384
Improved Selective Tripping of Low-Voltage Air Cir­
cuit Breakers. West
608-10; disc. 1431
Impulse and 60-Cycle Strength of Electrical Apparatus,
Effect of Altitude on. Bellaschi, Evans
236-41; disc. 442
Impulse Strength of Insulated-Power-Cable Circuits.
Halperin, Shanklin
1190-7; disc. 1386
Impulse Testing of Transformers, Progress in. Hagenguth
999-1005; disc. 1440
Indication, Magnesyn Remote. Childs
, .679-82
Inductance When Iron Is Present, Some Aspects of.
Rader, Litscher
133-9; disc. 431
Induction-Heating Problems, Vacuum-Tube RadioFrequency Generator—Characteristics and Appli­
cation to. K i n n . . ,
1290-1303; disc. 1500
Induction Heating—Selection of Frequency. Stansel.. .
755-9; disc. 1436
Induction—Longitudinal Flux, Heating of Nonmag­
netic Conductors by Magnetic. Baker
273-8
Induction-Motor Design to Meet Fixed Specifications,
Some Aspects of Electric-Motor Design—Poly­
phase. Lloyd
14-20; disc. 498
Induction Motors, Starting Windings for Single-Phase.
Veinott
288-94; disc. 499
Induction Motors, The Asymmetrical Stator as a Mean·
of Starting Single-Phase. Baum. . 245-50; disc. 496
Induction Motors to Aircraft, Some Aspects of the Ap­
plication of. Braun
769-72; disc. 1476
Induction Motors, Transient Performance of. Maginniss, Schultz
641-6; disc. 1458
Induction, Surface Heating by. Storm
749-55
Industrial-Control Coils, Insulation Temperature Stand­
ards for. Erikson
546-8; disc. 1408
Industrial Control—Shunted-Armature Connection for
a D-C Shunt Motor. Leland, Rader
617-19; disc. 1410
Influence of Electricity on Aircraft Instrumentation.
Savage
802-05; disc. 1501
Influence of Improved Magnetic Alloys on Design Trends
of Electrical Instruments. Wilson, W h i t t e n t o n . . . .
100-04; disc. 461
Inherent Overheating Protection of D-C Aircraft Motors.
Veinott
920-5
Inrush Currents and Influence on System Operation,
Transformer Magnetizing. Blume, Camilli, Farnham, Peterson
366-75; disc. 423
Installation at Newport News, Capacitor.
Parrack,
Harder
1165-73; disc. 1378
Installations in British Aircraft, Electric-Wiring. Horn.
896-900
Instrument, A Unique Moving-Magnet Ratio. Sias,
Fisk
634-6; disc. 1420
Instrument for the Measurement of Large Alternating
Currents, An. Richter
38-40
Instrumentation, Influence of Electricity on Aircraft.
Savage
802-05; disc. 1501
Instrumentation of 400-Cyclc Aircraft Electric Systems.
Corson, Stimson, Soley
830-5; disc. 1501
(Instruments) A Multiplicd-Deflection A-C Potenti­
ometer. Marshall
77-80; disc. 460
(Instruments) A New Differential Analyzer. Kuchni,
Peterson
221-8; disc. 429
Instruments, Aircraft-Engine Torque. Godsey, Langer.
686-90; disc. 1457
Instruments,
Electrically
Operated
Gyroscopic.
Konet
735-8
Instruments, Influence of Improved Magnetic Alloys on
Design Trends of Electrical. Wilson, Whittenton.. .
100-04; disc. 461
(Instruments) Polarized-Light Servo Svstem. B e r r y . . . .
195-8; disc. 429
Instruments to Meet War Service, Design Considera­
tions in Aircraft. Savage, Whittenton
992-8; disc. 1419
Insulated-Power-Cable Circuits, Impulse Strength of.
Halperin, Shanklin
1190-7; disc. 1386
Insulation, Effect of Altitude on Electric Breakdown and
Flashover of Aircraft. Berberich, Moses, Stiles,
Veinott
345-54; disc. 458
Insulation Temperature Standards for Industrial-Con­
trol Coils. Erikson
546-8; disc. 1408
Interlamination Resistance. Barton
670-2
Intermittent Load, Rating of Electric Equipment Under.
Zucker
778-83; disc. 1381
Interruption for Aircraft, D-C Arc. Quill, Rader
883-8; disc. 1472
Interruption for Aircraft, Peak Voltages With D-C A r c
Phillips, Mitchel
944-9
VOLUME 63,
1944
interruption—n, xnc vjcoiucury u» r u t . viunuji-«..wPhenomena. Boehne
375-87; disc 447
Inverter Action on Reversing of Thyratron Motor Con­
trol. Palmer, Leigh
175-84; disc 494
Inverters Supplying Large Single-Phase Loads, A Unit
for Balancing the Voltages of Three-Phase Aircraft.
Wimpie.
532-3; disc. 1358
Investigation of Lightning Currents and Preventive
Lightning Protection on a Transmission System, An
Eight-Year. Hansson, Waldorf
251-8; disc. 463, 1350
Investigation of the Relationship Between Temperature
and Movement of Cables in Ducts, An. Nicholson,
Brosnan
723-8; disc. 1388
Investigations, Aircraft - Electric - Accessory - Vibration.
Miller
1283-90; disc. 1486
(IPCEA Committee Report) Current Rating of Cables
as Affected by Mutual Heating in Air or Conduit.. .
354-65; disc. 424
Iron is Present, Some Aspects of Inductance When.
Rader, Litscher
133-9; disc 431
Conductors by Magnetic Induction—. B a k e r . . .
273-8
Los Angeles, New 138-Kv Cable Lines in. M a n s f i e l d . . .
1240-9; disc. 1479
Low-Pressure Gas-Filled Cable, Operation of. Hatcher.
788-92; disc. 1399
Low-Voltage Air Circuit Breakers, Improved Selective
Tripping of. West
608-10; disc. 1431
Low-Voltage Aircraft Cable, Requirements for. Hedges.
808-10; d i s c 1473
Low-Voltage A-C and D-C Starters by Means of Fuses
and Circuit Breakers, T h e Degree of Short-Circuit
Protection Afforded Small. Jones
611-12; disc. 1408
Low-Voltage-Welding Power Distribution, The Design
of. Adams, Fetcher, Johnson. .1180-90; disc. 1382
Lumped R-C Cable Circuits as Used in the Study of
Transient Heat Flow, T h e Accuracy of Measure­
ments in. Paschkis, Heisler
165-71 ; d i s c 426
K
M
Kilovar Supply on the Design of Systems for Load
Growth, The Effect of. Schroeder, Butler, Meyers..
69-77; disc. 492
Machinery, The Nature of Vibration in Electric Graybeal
712-18; disc. 1458
Machinery, Vibration Protection for Rotating. Webb,
Murray
534-7; disc. 1355
Machines as Affected by Voltage-Regulator Character­
istics, Steady-State Stability of Synchronous. Con«
cordia
215-20; disc. 489
Machines by Means of High-Speed Circuit Breakers,
Protection of Large D-C. Housley, Jensen
637-40; disc. 1428
Machines, Lightning Protection for Rotating. McCann,
Beck, Rnzi
319-33; disc. 488
Magnesyn Remote Indication. Childs
679-82
Magnet Ratio Instrument, A Unique Moving-. Sias,
Fisk
634-6; disc. 1420*
Magnetic Alloys on Design Trends of Electrical Instru­
ments, Influence of Improved. Wilson, Whittenton
100-04; disc. 461
Magnetic Clutch and Its Associated Brake Used on Air­
craft Electric Motors, O n e Type of Rotary. An­
drews, Shanely
893-5; disc. 1477
Magnetic Compass, Electric Circuits and the. Butt,
Beck
24-6
Magnetic Field Strength of Round Coils of Small Cross
Section, The Computation of. Dwight, P e t e r s . . . .
684-5
Magnetic Induction—Longitudinal Flux, Heating of
Nonmagnetic Electric Conductors by. Baker
273-8
Magnetic-Type Air Circuit Breaker for 15,000-Volt
Services, A. Linde, Wyman
140-4; disc. 453
Magnetizing Inrush Currents and Influence on System
Operation, Transformer. Blume, Camilli, Farnham, Peterson
366-75; d i s c 423
Maintenance, Airline Aircraft Electric-Equipment.
Petrasek
900-05
Manufacture of Aircraft Generators, Aids to Quality
Control in die. Potter
525-9; disc. 1358
(Marine Transportation) Fault Protection on Shipboard
A-C Power-Distribution Systems. Rickover, R o s s . .
1109-20; disc. 1429
(Marine Transportation) Modern Cargo-Winch Control
for Use on Victory Ships. H o l t . . . 623-8; disc. 1411
Measured Electrical Constants of 270-Mile 154-Kv
Transmission Line. Streifus, Roadhouse, G o w . . . .
538-42; disc. 1351
Measurement of Large Alternating Currents, An In­
strument for the. Richter
38-40
Measurement of Lightning Currents in Direct Strokes,
The. McCann
1157-64; disc. 1370
(Measurements) Crossed-Coil Power-Factor Meters.
Millar
294-301; disc. 460
Measurements in Lumped R-C Cable Circuits as Used
in the Study of Transient Heat Flow, The Accuracy
of. Paschkis, Heisler
165-71 ; d i s c 426
Measuring Dielectric Properties at Ultrahigh Fre­
quencies, A Resonant-Cavity Metfiod for. Works,
Dakin, Boggs
1092-8; disc. 1452
Mechanism for Outdoor Oil Circuit Breakers, A Pneu­
matic. Linde, Rietz
543-6; disc. 1428
Men, Study of Artificial Respiration on Anesthetized
Men. Kouwenhoven, Hooker, York. . 1 - 2 ; due. 446
Metals by Electromagnetic Forces, Treatment and Cast­
ing of. Hoke
986-92
Meters, Crossed-Coil Power-Factor. Millar
294-301; d i s c 460
Metiiod for D-C Machines, A Design. Beers, K a r r . . . .
172-5; d i s c 497
Metiiod of Approach to die Consideration of Power-Dis­
tribution-System Costs, A. Falls
1078-84; disc. 1377
Method of Estimating Telephone-Influence Factor of
Power Systems With Rectifier Load, A Short-Cut.
Frick
91-6
MHO-Carrier Relaying Scheme, The. Cordray, Warrington
228-35; d i s c 434
Military Aircraft, Radio-Noise Elimination in Wein­
stein, Howell, Lowe, Winter
793-5; d i s c 1466
Ladder Networks, Formulas for die Four-Terminal Net­
work Parameters of Uniform. LePage
604-08
Lamps for Airplane Lighting Service, Gaseous-Discharge.
Beggs
760-2; disc. 1456
Leakage With Respect to the Fundamental Wave and
to the Harmonics, Differential. Liwschitz . . 1 1 3 9 - 5 0
Life and Performance Under Various Altitude Condi­
tions, The Testing of Brushes for. Herman
929-33; disc. 1491
Life, Cyclic Movement of Cable—Its Causes and Effect
on Cable-Sheath. Schifreen.. 1121-30; disc. 1388
Light Servo System, Polarized-. Berry. .195-8; disc. 429
Light Sources, Recent Developments in. Millar
1505-17
Lighting, Airplane Engine and Propeller Test-Cell.
Tuck
1264-70; disc 1493
Lighting Required for Commercial-Airline Aircraft.
Petrasek
593-8; disc 1456
Lighting Service, Gaseous-Discharge Lamps for Airplane.
Beggs
r
760-2; disc. 1456
Lighting, The Scientific Basis for the New British System
of Cockpit. Calvert
869-70
Lightning Currents and Preventive Lightning Protection
on a Transmission System, An Eight-Year Investiga­
tion of. Hansson, Waldorf.... 251-8; disc. 463,1350
Lightning Currents in Direct Strokes, The Measurement
of. McCann
1157-64; disc 1370
Lightning Protection for Rotating Machines. McCann,
Beck, Finzi
319-33; disc 488
Lights, The Development of'Aircraft Position. V i t o l . . .
796-8; disc 1493
Lightweight Motors for Aircraft, Dimensional Studies of.
Morrill
698-701
Limiting Power Fuse, A New Three-Element Current-.
Rawlins, Fahnoe
156-9; disc. 451
Line-Carrier System, A Versatile Power-. Lensner,
Single
129-33; disc 437
Line Electric Loadings, Transmission-. Crary
1198-1204; disc. 1373
Lines Between Systems, Reclosing of Single Tie. Parker,
Travers
119-22; disc 470
Lines in Los Angeles, New 138-Kv Cable. Mansfield...
1240-9; disc. 1479
Literature 1940-1943, Bibliography of Relay
705-09
Load-Calculation Procedure for Electric-Panel Space
Heating. Raber, Hutchinson. . .1085-9; disc. 1432
Load Curves, The Summation of. Hamilton
729-35; disc. 1361
Load Growth, The Effect of Kilovar Supply on the De­
sign of Systems for. Schroeder, Butler, Meyers. . . .
69-77; disc. 492
Load, Rating of Electric Equipment Under Intermit­
tent. Zucker
778-83; disc. 1381
Load, The Effect of Weadier on the System. Dryar. . . .
1006-13; disc. 1364
Loading of Three-Phase Three-Winding Transformer
Banks, Asymmetrical. Denissov.. . .27-9; disc 444
Loadings, Transmission-Line Electric. Crary
1198-1204; disc 1373
Loads, A Unit for Balancing die Voltages of ThreePhase Aircraft Inverters Supplying Large SinglePhase. Wimpie
532-3; disc 1358
Loads, Regulation of A-C Generators With Suddenly
Applied. Harder, Cheek
310-18; owe. 490
Locomotive Application by Means of Nomographic
Charts, Diesel-Electric Switching-. Millan, Perkinson
45-7
Locomotives, Design Features of Generators for DieselElectric Switcher. Atwell
41-5; disc. 433
Locomotives in Open-Pit Mine Haulage, Modern Elec­
tric Borland, Riley
52-8; disc 433
Transactions 7.
Technical Subjects
15
M i n e Haulage, Modern Electric Locomotives in OpenPit. Borland, Riley
52-8; disc 433
Mines, Electrification of Large Open-Pit Copper.
Birch
30-«; disc 433
Modern Cargo-Winch Control for Use on Victory Ships.
Holt
623-8; disc 1411
Modern Electric Locomotives in Open-Pit Mine Haul­
a g e Borland, Riley
52-8; disc 433
Modern Motive Power for the Sorocabana Railway.
Chapman, Kjobcth
558-62
Motor Control, Inverter Action on Reversing of Thyra­
tron. Palmer, Leigh
175-84; disc 494
Motor Design—Polyphasc-Induction-Motor Design to
Meet Fixed Specifications, Some Aspects of Elec­
tric-. Lloyd
. 14-20; disc 498
Motor, Industrial Control—Shunted-Armature Con­
nection for a D-C Shunt. Leland, Radsr
617-19; disc. 1410
Motors, Behavior Factors of Rectifier-Driven D-C.
Siegfried
530-3; disc 1357
Motors, Design Considerations of 400-Cycle Aircraft.
Sawyer
877-9; disc 1464
Motors, Design of Starting Windings for Split-Phase.
Lloyd, Karr
9-13
Motors for Aircraft, Dimensional Studies of Lightweight.
MorrUl
698-701
Motors, Gear Ratio and I ts Effect on Traction. Woods..
65-8; disc 433
Motors, Inherent Overheating Protection of D-C Air­
craft. Veinott
920-5
Motors, O n e Type of Rotary Magnetic Clutch and Its Associated Brake Used on Aircraft Electric An­
drews, Shandy
893-5; disc 1477
Motors, Problems in Applying Protectors to Electric
Aircraft. Buell
1250-8
Motors, Requirements for Aircraft Electric. Siefkin...
810-13
Motors, Starting Windings for Single-Phase Induction.
Veinott
288-94; disc 499
Motors, The Asymmetrical Stator as a Means of Starting
Single-Phase Induction. Baum. .245-50; disc 496
Motors to Aircraft, Some Aspects of die Application of
Induction. Braun
769-72; disc 1476
Motors, Transient Performance of Induction. Maginniss, Schultz
. . .641-6; disc 1458
Movement of Cable—Its Causes and Effects on CableSheath Life, Cyclic Schifreen.. 1121-30; disc 1388
Movement of Cables in Ducts, An Investigation of the
Relationship Between Temperature and. Nichol­
son, Brosnan
723-8; disc 1388
Moving-Magnet Ratio Instrument, A U n i q u e Sias,
Fisk
634-6; disc 1420
Muitiengine Aircraft, Paralleling and Regulation of
24-28-Voit D-C Generators in. Siegal, DeCourcey.
-,
854-7
Multigrounded Neutrals, .Calculation of Unbalanced
Voltage Drops in Distribution Circuits Widx Par­
ticular Reference to. Bullard, Lowe, Wahlquist..
145-8
Multiplicd-Dcflccdon A-C Potentiometer, A. Marshall.
77-80; disc 460
N
Nature of Vibration in Electric Machinery, The. Graybeal
712-18; disc 1458
Network Parameters of Uniform Ladder Networks,
Formulas for the Four-Terminal. L e P a g e . . 604-08
Neutrals, Calculation of Unbalanced Voltage Drops in
Distribution Circuits With Particular Reference to
Multigrounded. Bullard, Lowe, Wahlquist. .145-8
N e w High-Frequency Capacitor, A. Allison, Beverly..
915-16; disc 1464
N e w 138-K.v Cable Lines in Los Angeles. Mansfield...
1240-9; disc. 1479
New Test Chambers for Aircraft Electric Apparatus With
Particular Reference to Carbon Brushes. Summers,
Settle
1205-12; disc 1491
Newport News, Capacitor Installation at. Parrack,
Harder
1165-73; disc. 1378
Noise Elimination in Military Aircraft, Radio-. Wein­
stein, Howell, Lowe, Winter
793-5; disc 1466
Noise Elimination, Very High-Frequency Radio».
Owen
949-54
Nomographic Charts, Diesel-Electric Switcbing-Locomotive Application by Means of. MUlan, Perlonson
45-7
Nonmagnetic Electric Conductors by Magnetic Induc­
tion—Longitudinal Flux, Heating of. Baker.. 273-8
O
Officers and Committees—1944-45
1532-7
ÇW Circuit Breaker, Tests of 230-K.v High-Speed Reclosing. Schwager
784-8; disc 1468
O i l Circuit Breakers, A Pneumatic Mechanism for Out­
door. Linde, Riete
543-6; disc 1428
O i l Circuit Breakers for Rapid Redosing Duty, HighVoltage. Hill, Leeds
113-18; disc 452
100 Y e a n , American Telegraph After. d'Humy, Howe.
1014-32; d i s c 1386
16
138-Kv Cable Lines i n Loe Angeles, N e w . Mans­
field.
1240-9; cBsc 1479
120-Volt D-C Aircraft Electric System, A. C o b b
1327-34; «fisc 1495
One Type of Rotary Magnetic Clutch and Its Associated
Brake Used on Aircraft Electric Motors. Andrews,
Shanely
893-5; d i s c 1477
Open-Pit Copper Mines, Electrification of Large.
Birch
.30-8; d i s c 433
Open-Pit Mine Haulage, Modern Electric Locomotives
in. Borland, Riley
5 2 - 8 ; d i s c 433
Operated Control Valves, Solenoid-. Eckel, Wisegarver
911-14
Operated Gyroscopic Instruments, Electrically. K o n e t
735-8
Operated Hydraulic Valves for Aircraft Applications,
Solenoid-. Goepfrich
866-8
Operating Characteristics of Modern Dry-Type AirCooled Transformers, Design and. Satterlee
701-04; d i s c 1445
Operation, Economics of Trolley-Coach. Woods
578-81; d i s c 1451
Operation of Low-Pressure Gas-Filled Cable. Hatcher.
788-92; d i s c 1399
Operation of Rectifiers Under Unbalanced Conditions.
Christensen, Morack
628-31
Optimum Bussing Arrangements and Transmission
Capabilities at Grand Coulee, An Analysis to Deter­
mine the. Hoard, Bills
1259-64; disc. 1478
Outdoor Oil Circuit Breakers, A Pneumatic Mecha­
nism for. Linde, Riete
543-6; disc. 1428
Output and Application Charts, Current-Transformer
Koller
573-7; disc. 1422
Overcurrent Capacity, The Evolution of Standard Lines
of Current Transformers for High. Wentz
658-62; disc. 1426
Overhead Power-Transmission Systems, Costs Study of
69-to345-Kv. Holm
406-22
Overheating Protection of D-C Aircraft Motors, In­
herent. Veinott
920-5
Overload Conditions, Thermal Protection of Transform­
ers Under. Montsinger, Camilli. .160-4; disc. 444
Overloading of Transformers—Cases Not Covered by
the General Rules. Sealey, Hodtum
149-53; d i s c 443
Oxide Rectifier in Electrochemical Work, The Copper-.
Smith
739-44; disc. 1438
Panel Space Heating, Load-Calculatien Procedure for
Electric-. Raber, Hutchinson.. 1085-91 ; disc. 1432
Paper Capacitors, Characteristics of Chlorinated Im­
prégnants in D - C Berberich, Fields, M a r b u r y . . .
1173-9; d i s c 1437
Paralleling and Regulation of 24-28-Volt D-C Genera­
tors in Muitiengine Aircraft. Siegal, DeCourcey..
854-7
Parameters of Uniform Ladder Networks, Formulas for
the Four-Terminal Network. LePage
604-08
Peak Voltages With D-C Arc Interruption for Aircraft.
Phillipe, Mitchel
944-9
Pentode Ignitions for Electronic Power Converters.
Steiner, Zehner, Zuvers..
693-7; disc. 1413
Performance of Induction Motors, Transient. Maginniss, Schultz
641-6; d i s c 1458
Phase-Angle Discrimination, A Distance Relay With Ad­
justable. Goldsborough
835-8; disc. 1471
Phenomena, Current-Zero. The Geometry of Arc Inter­
ruption—II. Boehne
375-87; disc. 447
Phenomena on Aircraft Structures, Electric-Circuit
Burning-Clear and Damage. Foust, Hutton
198-204; d i s c 457
Pilots, Electrical Control in Automatic Young, Lynch,
Boynton
939-43; d i s c 1500
Pilots for Aircraft, Electric Automatic Halpert,
Esval
861-6; d i s c 1501
Pipe-Line Projects, Electric Equipment for the W a r
Emergency. Thomas, Taylor, Wolfe
396-405
Pipe Lines, The Capacitor—an Aid to Electric-Power
Service for. Hyde, Marbury
387-95; disc. 476
Plant Requirements, Auxiliary-Power-. O ' N e i l . . . 6 8 2 - 4
Plastics in Aircraft Electricity. Cooper
1220-6
Pneumatic Mechanism for Outdoor Oil Circuit Breakers,
A. Linde, Riete
543-6; d i s c 1428
Polarized-Light Servo System. Berry. .195-è; d i s c 429
Polyphasc-Induction-Motor Design to Meet Fixed
Specifications, Some Aspects of Electric-Motor D e ­
sign—. Lloyd
14-20; d i s c 498
Position Lights, The Development of Aircraft. V i t o l . . .
796-8; d i s c 1493
Possibilities of Heat Pumps for Heating Homes. Berry..
619-22; d i s c 1433
Potential Breakdown of Small Gaps Under Simulated
High-Altitude Conditions. DeLerno
109-12; d i s c 456
Potentiometer, A Mwtiphed-Denection A - C Marshall.
77-80; d i s c 460
(Power Applications, Industrial) A New -Electric Hoist
Drive for Cranes. Whiting
59-64
Transactions 7.
Technical Subjects
(Power Applications, Industrial) Automatic Control and
Switching Equipment for Capacitor Banks and Its
Application. Schroeder, Bloomquist
649-54; disc. 1440
(Power Applications, Industrial) Design of an Electronic
Frequency Changer. Willis, Kuenning, Christen­
sen, Bedford
1070-8; disc 1413
(Power Applications, Industrial) Electric Equipment for
the War Emergency Pipe-Line Projects. Thomas,
Taylor, Wolfe
396-405
(Power Applications, Industrial) Extending the Use of
Shunt Capacitors by Means of Automatic Switch­
ing. Cuttino
674-8; disc 1439
(Power Applications, Industrial) Heating of Nonmag­
netic Electric Conductors by Magnetic Induction—
Longitudinal Flux. Baker
273-8
(Power Applications, Industrial) Inverter Action on
Reversing of Thyratron Motor Control. Palmer,
Leigh
175-84; disc 494
(Power Applications, Industrial) Supervisory Control for
the World's Most Modern Steel Mill. Garrett,
Reagan
259-64
(Power Applications, Industrial) Switchgear and Con­
trol for an Electronic Power Converter. Gittings,
Bateman
585-8; disc 1413
(Power Applications, Industrial) T h e Electronic Con­
verter for Exchange of Power. Cramer, Morton,
Darling
1059-69; disc 1413
Power-Cable Circuits, Impulse Strength of Insulated-.
Hatpin, Shanklin
.*. .1190-7; disc 1386
Power Circuits on Large Aircraft and Its Application to
Fault-Current Calculations, Impedance of 400Cycle Three-Phase. Chappuis, Olmsted
1213-20; disc 1496
Power Converter, History and Development of the Elec­
tronic Alexanderson, Phillipi.. .654-7; disc 1413
Power Converters, Pentode Ignitions for Electronic.
Steiner, Zehner, Zuvers
693-7; disc. 1413
Power-Distribution-System Costs, A Method of Approach
to the Consideration of. Falls.. 1078-84; disc 1377
Power-Distribution Systems, Fault Protection on Ship­
board A-C. Rickover, Ross. „. 1109-20; disc 1429
Power Distribution, The Design of Low-Voltasje-Welding. Adams, Fetcher, Johnson . 1 1 8 0 - 9 0 ; disc. 1382
Power-Factor Meters, Crossed-CoiL M i l l a r . . . . . . . . . .
294-301; disc 460
Power for the Sorocabana Railway, Modern Motive.
Chapman, Kjobcth
558-62
Power Fuse, A New Three-Element Current-Limiting
Rawlins, Fahnoe
.156-9; disc 451
(Power Generation) Condi rions Controlling die Eco­
nomic Selection of Prime Movers. Skrotzki
1099-1108; disc. 1360
(Power Generation) Lightning Protection for Rotating
Machines. McCann, Beck, Finzi. 319-33 ; disc. 488
(Power Generation) Prevention of Rotor-Winding De­
formation on Turbogenerators. Noest
514-19; disc 1353
(Power Generation) Reclosing of Single Tie Lines Be­
tween Systems. Parker, Travers.. 119-22; disc. 470
(Power Generation) Regulation of A-C Generators Witii
Suddenly Applied Loads. Harder, Cheek
.310-18; disc 490
(Power Generation) Ring Busses for Generating and
Transmission Stations. Michelson, Galassini
665-9; d i s c 1372
(Power Generation) Steady-State Stability of Synchro­
nous Machines as Affected by Voltage-Regulator
Characteristics. Concordia
215-20; d i s c 489
(Power Generation) The Effect of Weather on the System
Load. Dryar
1006-13; disc. 1364
(Power Generation) The Summation of Load Curves.
Hamilton
729-35; disc 1361
(Power Generation) Vibration Protection for Routing
Machinery. Webb, Murray
534-7; d i s c 1355
Power-Line-Carrier System, A Versatile.
Lensner,
Singel
129-33; disc 437
Power-Plant Requirements, Auxiliary. 0 ° N e i l . . 6 8 2 - 4
Power Service for Pipe Lines, The Capacitor—an Aid
to Electric-. Hyde, Marbury
387-95; d i s c 476
Power Supply, Alternating Versus Direct Current for
Aircraft-Radio. Fritz, Hooper.. 1227-33 ; d i s c 1466
Power-Supply Developments on British Aircraft, Brief
Survey of. Carter
806-07; d i s c 1503
Power-System Applications, A New Frequency Relay
for. Carlin, Blackburn
553-7; d i s c 1421
Power Systems Wim Rectifier Load, A Short-Cut
Method of Estimating Telephone-Influence Factor
of. Frick
91-6
Power, T h e Electronic Converter for Exchange of.
Cramer, Morton, Darling
1059-69; disc. 1413
Power Transformers, High-Voltage Compressed-Gas.
Hobart
690-2; d i s c 1448
Power-Transmission Systems, Costs Study of 69- to 345Kv Overhead. Holm
406-22
Practices on Distribution System, Fusing.
Parsons,
Wallace
Parti..
89-91; disc. 467
Part II
598-600; d i s c 1429
Present D - C Aircraft Electric-Supply Systems. Ander­
son, Crary, Schulte
265-72; disc 484
Pressure Gas-Filled Cable, Operation of Low-. Hatcher.
788-92; d i s c 1399
AIEE
ANNUAL INDEXES
Prevention of Rotor-Winding Deformation o n T u r b o ­
generators. Nbest
514-19; d i s c 1353
Preventive Lightning Protection on a Transmission Sys­
tem, A n Eight-Year Investigation of l i g h t n i n g Cur­
rents a n d . Hansson, Waldorf. .251-8; disc. 463,1350
Prime Movers, Conditions Controlling tile Economic
Selection of. Skroteki
1099-1108; disc. 1360
Principles as Applied to D - C Aircraft Systems, ElectricCircuit Fault-Protective. Kaufmann
-.
333-44; disc. 482
Problem, High-Altitude Brush. Ramadanoff, Glass
825-30; disc. 1489
Problems in Applying Protectors to Electric Aircraft
Motors. Buell
.1250-8
Progress in Impulse Testing of Transformers. Hagenguth
999-1005; disc. 1440
Propeller Test-Cell Lighting, Airplane Engine and.
Tuck
1264-70; disc. 1493
Properties at Ultrahigh Frequencies, A Resonant-Cavity
Method for Measuring Dielectric. Works, Dakin,
Boggs
1092-8; disc. 1452
Protection Afforded Small Low-Voltage A-C a n d D-C
Starters by Means of Fuses and Circuit Breakers, T h e
Degree of Short-Circuit. Jones.. 611-12; disc. 1408
Protection for Rotating Machinery, Vibration. Webb,
Murray
. . 5 3 4 - 7 ; disc. 1355
Protection for Rotating Machines, Lightning. McCann,
Beck, F i n â
319-33; disc. 488
Protection of D-C Aircraft Motors, Inherent Overheat­
ing. Veinott
920-5
Protection of Large D-C Machines by Means of HighSpeed Circuit Breakers. Houslcy, Jensen
637-40; disc. 1428
Protection of Transformers Under Overload Conditions,
T h e r m a l . Montsinger, Camilli.. .160-4; disc. 444
Protection on a Transmission System, An Eight-Year
Investigation of Lightning Currents and Preventive
Lightning. Hansson, Waldorf. 251-8; disc. 463,1350
Protection on Shipboard A-C Power-Distribution SysFault. Rickover, Ross
1109-20; disc. 1429
(Protective Devices) A Distance Relay With Adjustable
Phase-Angle Discrimination. Goldsborough
835-8; disc. 1471
(Protective Devices) A 500,000-Kva 7.5 K v Air Circuit
Breaker for Steel-Mill Service. Dickinson
242-5; disc. 450
(Protective Devices) A Magnetic-Type Air-Circuit
Breaker for 15,000-Volt Services. Linde, W y m a n . .
140-4; disc. 453
(Protective Devices) A New Carrier Relaying System.
H a l m a n , Goldsborough, Lensner, D r o m p p
.
568-72; disc. 1423
(Protective Devices) A New Frequency Relay for PowerSystem Applications. Carlin, Blackburn
553-7; disc. 1421
(Protective Devices) A New Three-Element CurrentLimiting Power Fuse. Rawlins, Fahnoe
156-9; disc. 451
(Protective Devices) A Pneumatic Mechanism for Out­
door Oil Circuit Breakers. Linde, Rietz
543-6; disc. 1428
(Protective Devices) Current-Transformer O u t p u t and
Application Charts. Koller
573-7; disc. 1422
(Protective Devices) Field Determination of CurrentTransformer Errors by the Secondary Voltage
Method. Goodale, H o l b e c k . . . . 8 7 9 - 8 2 ; disc. 1468
(Protective Devices) Functions of Ground Preference in
Carrier-Current Relay Schemes, T h e . Leyland,
Goldsborough
97-100; disc. 437
(Protective Devices) Fusing Practices on Distribution
Systems. Parsons, Wallace.
Part 1
8 9 - 9 1 ; d i s c 470
Part I I
598-600; disc. 1429
(Protective Devices) High-Voltage Oil Circuit Breakers
for R a p i d Reclosing Duty. Hill, Leeds
113-18; d i s c 452
(Protective Devices) Improved Selective Tripping of
Low-Voltage Air Circuit Breakers. West
608-10; disc. 1431
(Protective Devices) System Voltages and Fault Currents
Determined Easily on D-C Board. Asbury
184-8; disc 439
(Protective Devices) Tests o n 230-Kv High-Speed Reclosing Oil Circuit Breaker. Schwager
784-8; disc 1468
(Protective Devices) T h e Evolution of Standard Lines
of C u r r e n t Transformers for High Overcurrent Ca­
pacity. Wentz
658-62; disc. 1426
(Protective Devices) T h e Geometry of Arc Interruption—
II. Current-Zero Phenomena. Boehne
»75-87; disc. 447
(Protective Devices) T h e MHO-Carrier Relaying
Scheme. Cordray, Warrington. .228-35; disc. 434
(Protective Devices) Transmission and Relaying Prob­
lems on the Fort Peck Project. Floor, Müller,
" Goldsborough
209-14; disc. 466
Protective Principles as Applied to D-C Aircraft Systems,
Electric-Circuit Fault-, Kaufmann
333-44; disc. 482
Protectors to Electric Aircraft Motors, Problems in
Applying. Buell
1250-8
Pumps for Heating Homes, Possibilities of Heat. Berry.
619-22; disc. 1433
VOLUME 63,
1944
Quality Control in tile Manufacture of Aircraft Genera­
tors, Aids to. Potter
525-9; disc. 1358
R
Radio-Frequency Generator—Characteristics and A p ' plication to Induction-Heating Problems, VacuumTube. K i n n . . .
1290-1303; disc. 1500
Radio-Noise Elimination in Military Aircraft. Wein­
stein, Howeli, Lowe, Winter
7 9 3 - 5 ; disc. 1466.
Radio-Noise
Elimination,
Very
High-Frequency.
Owen
949-54
Radio Power Supply, Alternating Versus Direct Current
for Aircraft-. Fritz, Hooper
1227-33; disc 1466
Radiotelegraph Communications, Developments in the
Field of Cable and. Pratt, Roosevelt
1044-7; disc. 1386
Railway, Modern Motive Power for the Sorocabana.
Chapman, Kjolsedi
558-62
R a p i d Reclosing Duty, High-Voltage Oil Circuit
Breakers for. Hill, Leeds
113-18; disc 452
Rating of Cables as Affected by M u t u a l Heating in Air
or Conduit, Current. (IPCEA Committee Report).
354-65; d i s c 424,1352
Rating of Electric Apparatus, Altitude. L e b e n b a u m . . .
955-60; disc 1485
Rating of Electric Equipment Under Intermittent Load.
Zucker
778-83; disc. 1381
Ratio and Its Effect on Traction Motors, Gear. W o o d s . .
6 5 - 8 ; disc 433
Ratio Instrument, A Unique Moving-Magnet. Sias,
Fisk
634-6; disc. 1420
Recent Advances in Aircraft Tachometer Design. Ballard, H a l l . . . .*
646-8; disc. 1421
Recent Developments in Light Sources. Millar. . . .
1505-17
Reclosing Dutv, High-Voltage Oil Circuit Breakers for
Rapid. Hill, Leeds
113-18; d i s c 452
Reclosing of Single Tie Lines Between Systems. Parker,
Travers
119-22; disc. 470
Reclosing Oil Circuit Breaker, Tests of 230-Kv HighSpeed. Schwager
784-8; disc. 1468
Rectifier-Circuit Duty. Hersltind
123-8
Rectifier Circuits, A Graphical Analysis of the Voltage
a n d Current Wave Forms of Controlled. Chin,
Moycr
501-08
Rectifier Circuits, Analysis of. Christensen, Willis,
Herskind
1048-58
Rectifier, Development of Excitron-Type. W i n o g r a d . . .
969-78; disc. 1454
Rectifier-Driven D-C Motors, Behavior Factors of.
Siegfried
530-3; disc. 1357
Rectifier, Electronically Controlled Dry-Disk. Rosenstein, Bamett
2 1 - 3 ; d i s c 474
Rectifier in Electrochemical Work, T h e Copper-Oxide.
Smith
739-^4; disc 1438
Rectifier Load, A Short-Cut Method of Estimating Tele­
phone Influence Factor of Power Systems With.
Frick
91-6
Rectifiers U n d e r Unbalanced Conditions, Operation of.
Christensen, Morack
628-31
Regulation of A-C Generators With Suddenly Applied
Loads. Harder, Cheek
310-18; d i s c 490
Regulation of 24-28-Volt D-C Generators in Multiengine Aircraft, Paralleling a n d .
Siegal, DeCourcey
854-7
Regulator Characteristics, Steady-State Stability of Syn­
chronous Machines as Affected by Voltage-. Concordia
».
215-20; disc. 489
Regulator for Arc Furnaces, Electronic Reilly, Valen­
tine
601-04
Regulators for Aircraft, Carbon-Pile Voltage. N e i l d . .
.
J139-43; disc. 1460
Relay for D-C Aircraft Electric Systems, Differential
Generator Control. Crever
589-93
Relay for Power-System Applications, A New Frequency.
Carlin, Blackburn
553-7; disc 1421
Relay Literature 1940-1943, Bibliography of
705-09
Relay Schemes, T h e Functions of Ground Preference in
Carrier-Current. Leyland, Goldsborough
97-100; disc 437
Relay W i m Adjustable Phase-Angle Discrimination,
A Distance. Goldsborough
835-8; disc. 1471
Relaying Problems on the Fort Peck Project, Transmis­
sion and. Floor, Müller, Goldsborough
209-14; disc. 466
Relaying Scheme, T h e MHO-Carrier. Cordray, War­
rington
228-35; d i s c 434
Relaying System, A New Carrier. Halman, Golds­
borough, Lensner, Drompp
568-72; disc 1423
Remote Indication, Magnesyn. Childs
679-82
Report of the Board of Directors
1518-31
Requirements for Aircraft Electric Motors. Siefkin..
.
810-13
Requirements for Low-Voltage Aircraft Cable. Hedges.
808-10; disc 1473
Research and Experience, Gas-Filled-Cable. Shanklin
*
549-53; disc 1399
Resistance, Interlamination. Barton
670-2
Transactions 1.
Technical Subjects
Resistance Welding, A n Improved Electronic C o n t r o l
for Capacitor-Discharge. BichseL Hughes
USO-7; d i s c 1384
Resonant-Cavity Method for Measuring Dielectric
Properties a t Ultrahigh Frequencies, A . Works,
Dakin, Boggs
1092-8; d i s c 1452
Respiration on Anesthetized M e n , Study of ArtificiaL
Kouwenhoven, Hooker, York
1-2; disc, 446
Reversing of T h y r a t r o n M o t o r Control, Inverter Action
on. P a l m e r , L e i g h
175-84; d i s c 494
Ring Busses for Generating a n d Transmission Stations.
Michelson, Galassini
665-9; d i s c 1372
R o t a r y Magnetic Clutch a n d Its Associated Brake Used
on Aircraft Electric Motors, O n e T y p e of. A n ­
drews, S h a n d y
8 9 3 - 5 ; disc. 1477
Rotating Machinery, Vibration Protection for. W e b b ,
Murray
534-7; d i s c . 1355
Rotating Machines, Lighting Protection for. M c C a n n ,
Beck, F m z i .
319-33; disc. 488
Rotor-Winding Deformation o n Turbogenerators, P r e ­
vention of. Noest
514-19; d i s c 1353
Scientific Basis for the New British System of Cockpit
Lighting, T h e Calvert
869-70
Secondary-Voltage Method, Field Determination of C u r ­
rent-Transformer Errors by the. Goodale, H o l ­
beck
879-82; d i s c 1468
Selection of Generators a n d Batteries for Aircraft, Basic
Considerations in the. C o b b , Winters
889-93; disc 1494
Selection of Prime Movers, Conditions Controlling the
Economic. Skrotzki
1099-1108; d i s c 1360
Servo System, Polarized-Light. Berry. . 1 9 5 - 8 ; d i s c 429
Servomechanism Design, Considerations in. H e r w a l d . .
B71-«
Sheath Life, Cyclic Movement of Cable—Its Causes and
Effects on Cable-. S c h i f r e e n . . . 1121-30; disc. 1388
Shipboard A-C Power-Distribution Systems, Fault P r o ­
tection on. Rickover, Ross. . . . 1109-20; disc. 1429
Ships, Modern Cargo-Winch Control for Use on V i c t o r y .
Holt
623-8; d i s c 1411
Short-Circuit Forces Between Channels Located Back
to Back, Formulas for Calculating. Higgins. .710-12
Short-Circuit Tests on Aircraft Cable, A-C a n d D - C .
Cunningham, Davidson
961-9; d i s c 1359
Short-Cut Method of Estimating Telephone-Influence
Factor of Power Systems W i t h Rectifier Load, A .
Frick
91-6
Shunt Capacitors by Means of Automatic Switching, E x ­
tending the Use of. Cuttino
6 7 4 - 8 ; d i s c 1439
Shunted-Armature Connection for a D - C Shunt M o t o r ,
Industrial Control—. Leland, R a d e r
617-19; d i s c 1410
Signal Systems, Aircraft. R u g g e
3 - 5 ; d i s c 455
Single-Phase Induction Motors, Starting Windings for.
Veinott
288-94; disc. 499
Single-Phase Induction M o t o r s , T h e Asymmetrical Stator
as a Means of Starting. B a u m . . . 245-50; d i s c 496
Single-Phase Loads, A Unit for Balancing the Voltages
of Three-Phase Aircraft Inverters Supplying L a r g e .
Wimpie
532-3; d i s c 1358
Single Tie Lines Between Systems, Reclosing of. P a r k e r ,
Travers
119-22; d i s c 470
60-Cycle Strength of Electrical Apparatus, Effect o f
Altitude on Impulse a n d . Bellaschi, Evans
. .. ^
236-41; disc 442
Solderless Terminals. Wells, Balsbaugh
933-8; d i s c 1484
Solenoid-Operated Control Valves.
Eckel, Wisegarver
911-14
Solenoid-Operated Hydraulic Valves for Aircraft A p ­
plications. Goepfrich
866-8
Some Aspects of Electric-Motor Design—-PolyphaseInduction-Motor Design to Meet Fixed Specifica­
tions. Lloyd
14-20; d i s c 498
Some Aspects of Inductance When Iron is P r e s e n t .
Rader, Litscher
133-9; d i s c 431
Some Aspects of the Application of Induction Motors t o
Aircraft. Braun
769-72; d i s c 1476
Sorocabana Railway, M o d e r n Motive Power for t h e .
C h a p m a n , Kjolseth
558-62
Space Heating a n d Air Conditioning, Electrothermal
Krueger
718-22; d i s c 1434
Space Heating, Load-Calculation Procedure for Elec­
tric-Panel. R a b e r , Hutchinson. 1085-91; d i s c 1432
Specifications, Some Aspects of Electric-Motor Design—
Polyphase-Induction-Motor Design to Meet Fixed.
Lloyd
14-20; d i s c 498
Split-Phase Motors, Design of Starting Windings for.
Lloyd, K a r r
9-13
Stability, Capacitors, Condensers, and System. Butler,
Schroeder, Ridgway
1130-8; d i s c 1378
Stability of Synchronous Machines as Affected b y Volt­
age-Regulator Characteristics, Steady-State. C o n cordia
215-20; d i s c 489
Standards for Industrial-Control Coils, Insulation T e m ­
perature. Erikson
546-8; d i s c 1408
Starters by Means a{ Fuses a n d Circuit Breakers, T h e
Degree of Short-Circuit Protection Afforded Small
Low-Voltage A-C a n d D - C . Jones
611-12; d i s c 1408
17
Starting Windings for Single-Phase Induction Motors.
Veinott
.288-94; disc. 499
Starting Windings for Split-Phase Motors, Design of.
Lloyd, Karr
9-13
Stations, Ring Busses for Generating and Transmission.
Michelson, Galassini
665-9; disc. 1372
Stator as a Means of Starting Single-Phase Induction
Motors, The Asymmetrical. Baum
245-50; disc. 496
Steady-State Stability of Synchronous Machines as Af­
fected by Voltage-Regulator Characteristics. Concordia
215-20; disc. 489
Steel-Mill Service, A 500,000-Kva 7.5-Kv Air Circuit
Breaker for. Dickinson
242-5; disc. 450
Steel Mill, Supervisory Control for the World's Most
Modern. ' Garrett, Reagan
259-64
Storage-Battery Design, Aircraft. Rupp
-.
773-7; disc. 1381
Strength of Insulated-Power-Cable Circuits, Impulse.
Halperin, Shanklin
1190-7; disc. 1386
Strength of Round Coils of Small Cross Section, The
Computation of Magnetic Field. Dwight, Peters..
684-5
Strokes, The Measurement of Lightning Currents in
Direct. McCann
1157-64; disc. 1370
Study of Artificial Respiration on Anesthetized Men.
Kouwenhoven, Hooker, York
1-2; disc. 446
Study of 69- to 345-Kv Overhead Power-Transmission
Systems, Costs. Holm
406-22
Summation of Load Curves, The. Hamilton
729-35; disc. 1361
Supervisory Control for die World's Most Modern Steel
Mill. Garrett, Reagan
259-64
Supplies for Services in Large Aircraft—a British View,
A-C. Earnshaw, Shearer
1314-20
Supply Systems, Present D-C Aircraft Electric-. Ander­
son, Crary, Schultz
265-72; disc. 484
Surface Heating by Induction. Storm
749-55
Survey of Power-Supply Developments on British Air­
craft, Brief. Carter
806-07; disc. 1503
Switchgear and Control for an Electronic Power Con­
verter. Gittings, Bateman
585-8; disc. 1413
Switching Equipment for Capacitor Banks and Its Ap­
plication, Automatic Control and.
Schroedcr,
Bloomquist
649-54; disc. 1440
Switching, Extending the Use of Shunt Capacitors by
Means of Automatic. Cuttino. . . 674-8 ; disc. 1439
Switching-Locomotive Application by Means of N o m o
graphic Charts, Diesel-Electric. Millan, Perkinson
45-7
Switching System, Crossbar Toll. Abraham, Busch,
Shipley
302-09; disc. 473
Symmetrical-Components Analysis of the Four-Phase
System. Boyajian
48-51 ; disc. 426
Synchronous Machines as Affected by Voltage-Regulator
Characteristics, Steady-State Stability of. Concordia
215-20; disc. 489
System, A New Carrier Relaying. Halman, Goldsborough, Lensner, Drompp
568-72; disc. 1423
System, A 120-Volt D-C Aircraft Electric. C o b b . .
1327-34; disc. 1495
System Costs, A Method of Approach to the Considera­
tion of Power-Distribution-. Falls
1078-84; disc 1377
System for an 18-Cylinder Aircraft Engine, Design of an
Ignition. Harkness
1321-7; disc 1467
System Load, The Effect of Weather on die. Dryar
1006-13; xlisc. 1364
System Operation, Transformer Magnetizing Inrush
Currents and Influence on. Blume, Camilli, Farn­
ham, Peterson
366-75; disc. 423
System Stability, Capacitors, Condensers, and. Butler,
Schroeder, Ridgway
1130-8; disc. 1378
System, Symmetrical-Components Analysis of the FourPhase. Boyajian
48-51; disc. 426
System, Telegraphy in die Bell. Duncan, Parker,
Pierce
1032-14; disc. 1386
System Voltages and Fault Currents Determined Easily
on D-C Board. Asbury
184-8; disc. 439
Systems, Aircraft Signal. Rugge
3-5; disc. 455
Systems for Large Aircraft, Basic Considerations in
Selection of Electric Boice, Levoy
279-87; disc. 478
Tachometer Design, Recent Advances in Aircraft. Ballard, Hall
646-8; disc 1421
Tanks, Totalizing Contents of Aircraft Fuel. Macintyre
663-65; disc. 1419
Telegraphy After 100 Years, American.
d'Humy,
Howe
1014-32; disc. 1386
(Telegraphy) Developments, in the Field of Cable and
Radiotelegraph Communications. Pratt, Roosevelt.
1044-7; disc. 1386
Telegraphy in the Bell System.
Duncan, Parker,
Pierce
1032-44; disc. 1386
Telephone Calls, Automatic Ticketing of. Friend
81-8; disc. 472
Telephone-Influence Factor of Power Systems Widi
Rectifier Load, A Short-Cut Method of Estimating.
Frick
91-6
18
Température and Movement of Cables in Ducts, An
Investigation of the Relationship Between. Nichol­
son, Brosnan
723-8; d i s c 1388
Temperature Standards for Industrial-Control Coils, In­
sulation Erikson
546-8; d i s c 1408
Temperatures in Dry-Type Transformer Windings, HotSpot. Stewart, Whitman
763-8; disc. 1445
Terminals, Solderless. Wells, Balsbaugh
933-8; disc. 1484
Test-Cell Lighting, Airplane Engine and Propeller.
Tuck
1264-70; disc 1493
Test Chambers for Aircraft Electric Apparatus With Par­
ticular Reference to Carbon Brushes, New. Sum­
mers, Settle
1205-12; d i s c 1491
Testing Aircraft Generators. Keneipp
105-09
Testing of Brushes for Life and Performance Under
Various Altitude Conditions, The. Herman
929-33; disc. 1491
Testing of Transformers, Progress in Impulse. Hagenguth
999-1005; disc. 1440
Tests of 230-Kv High-Speed Reclosing Oil Circuit
Breaker. Schwager
784-8; disc 1468
Tests on Aircraft Cable, A-C and D-C Short-Circuit.
Cunningham, Davidson
961-9; disc. 1359
Thermal Protection of Transformers Under Overload
Conditions. Montsinger, Camilli. .160-4; disc. 444
Three-Element Current-Limiting Power Fuse, A New.
Rawlins, Fahnoc
156-9; disc. 451
Three-Phase Aircraft Inverters Supplying Large SinglePhase Loads, A Unit for Balancing the Voltages of.
Wimpie
532-3; disc. 1358
Three-Phase Power Circuits on Large Aircraft and Its
Application to Fault-Current Calculations, Im­
pedance of 400-Cycle. Chappuis, Olmsted
1213-20; disc 1496
Three-Winding Transformer Banks, Asymmetrical Load­
ing of Three-Phase. Denissov
2 7 - 9 ; disc. 444
Thyratron Motor Control, Inverter Action on Reversing
of. Palmer, Leigh
175-82; disc. 494
Ticketing of Telephone Calls, Automatic. F r i e n d . . . .
8 1 - 8 ; disc. 472
Tie Lines Between Systems, Reclosing of Single. Parker,
Travers
119-22; d i s c 470
Toll Switching System, Crossbar. Abraham, Busch,
Shipley
302-09; disc. 473
Torque Instruments, Aircraft-Engine. Godsey, Langer..
686-90; disc. 1457
Totalizing Contents of Aircraft Fuel Tanks. Macintyre
. .663-65; disc. 1419
Traction Motors, Gear Ratio and -Its Effect on. Woods.
65-8; disc. 433
Training of the Engineer, Cultural. Boyajian
. 6 - 9 ; d i s c 478
φ...
Transformer Banks, Asymmetrical Loading of ThreePhase Three-Winding. Denissov. .27-9; d i s c 444
Transformer Errors by the Secondary-Voltage Method,
Field Determination of Current-. Goodale, Hol­
beck
879-82; disc. 1468
Transformer Magnetizing Inrush Currents and Influence
on System Operation. Blume, Camilli, Farnham,
Peterson
366-75; d i s c 423
Transformer Output and Application Charts, CurrentKoller
573-7; disc. 1422
Transformer Windings, Hot-Spot Temperatures in DryType. Stewart, Whitman
763-8; disc. 1445
Transformera—Cases Not Covered by the General Rules,
Overloading of. Sealey, Hod turn
149-53; disc. 443
Transformers, Design and Operating Characteristics of
Modern Dry-Type Air-Cooled. Satterlee
701-04; disc. 1445
Transformers, Design of Variac Karplus
508-13
Transformers for High Overcurrent Capacity, The
Evolution of Standard Lines of Current. W e n t z . . .
658-62; disc. 1426
Transformers, High-Voltage Compressed-Gas Power.
Hobart
690-2; disc. 1448
Transformers, Progress in Impulse Testing of. Hagengutii
999-1005; disc. 1440
Transformers Under Overload Conditions, Thermal
Protection of. Montsinger, Camilli
160-4; disc 444
Transient Heat Flow, The Accuracy of Measurements in
Lumped R-C Cable Circuits as Used in the Study
of. Paschkis, Heisler
165-71 ; disc. 426
Transient Performance of Induction Motors. Maginniss, Schultz.
641-6; d i s c 1458
Transients in Arc-Furnace Circuits, Voltage. (Com­
mittee Report)
563-8; disc. 1435
Transmission and Relaying Problems on die Fort Peck
Project. Floor, Müller, Goldsborough
209-14; disc. 466
Transmission Capabilities at Grand Coulee, An Analysis
to Determine the Optimum Bussing Arrangements
and. Hoard, Bills
1259-64; d i s c 1478
(Transmission) Capacitor Installation at Newport News.
Parrack, Harder
1165-73; d i s c 1378
(Transmission) Capacitors, Condensers, and System
Stability. Butler, Schroeder, Ridgway
1130-8; d i s c 1378
(Transmission) Effect of Altitude on Impulse and 60Cycle Strength of Electrical Apparatus. Bellaschi,
Evans
236-41; disc. 442
Transactions 7.
Technical Subjects
Transmission-Line Electric Loadings. Crary
1198-1204; disc 1373
Transmission Line, Measured Electrical Constants of
270-Mile 154-Kv. Streifus, Roadhouse, Gow
5 3 8 ^ 2 ; disc 1351
(Transmission) Reclosing of Single Tie Lines Between
Systems. Parker, Travers
119-22; disc 470
(Transmission) Regulation of A-C Generators Widi Sud­
denly Applied Loads. Harder, Check
310-Î8; disc 490
Transmission Stations, Ring Busses for Generating and.
Michelson, Galassini
665-9; disc. 1372
Transmission System, An Eight-Year Investigation of
Lightning Currents and Preventive Lightning Pro­
tection on a. Hansson, Waldorf
251-8; disc 463,1350
Transmission Systems, Costs Study of 69- to 345-Kv
Overhead Power-. Holm
406-22
(Transmission) The Measurement of Lightning Currents
in Direct Strokes. McCann. . .1157-64; disc. 1370
(Transmission) Transformer Magnetizing Inrush Cur­
rents and Influence on System Operation. Blume,
Camilli, Farnham, Peterson
366-75; disc. 423
Transmitting Electric Energy in Airplanes, Cables Used
for. Peters, Phillips, Kronstein, Jealous
1270-82; disc 1474
(Transportation, Air) A 40-Kva 400-Cycle Aircraft
Alternator. Keneipp, Veinott. .816-21; disc. 1460
(Transportation, Air) A New High-Frequency Capacitor.
Allison, Beverly
915-16; disc. 1464
(Transportation, Air) A 120-Volt D-C Aircraft Electric
System. Cobb
1327-34; disc 1495
(Transportation, Air) A Unique Moving-Magnet Ratio
Instrument. Sias, Fisk
634-6; disc 1420
(Transportation, Air) A Unit for Balancing die Voltages
of Three-Phase Aircraft Inverters Supplying Large
Single-Phase Loads. Wimpie. . . 5 3 2 - 3 ; disc 1358
(Transportation, Air) Aids to Quality Control in the
Manufacture of Aircraft Generators. Potter
525-9; disc. 1358
(Transportation, Air) Aircraft-Electric-Accessory-Vibra­
tion Investigations. Miller
1283-90; disc. 1486
(Transportation, Air) Aircraft Electrical Horizons.
Godsey, Berry, Holliday
821-4; disc 1503
(Transportation, Air) Aircraft-Engine-Access3ry Vibra­
tion. Tyler
1334-49; disc 1487
(Transportation, Air) Aircraft Engine and Propeller
Test-Cell Lighting. Tuck
1264-70; disc. 1493
(Transportation, Air) Aircraft-Engine Torque Instru­
ments. Godsey, Langer
686-90; disc 1457
(Transportation, Air) Aircraft Fuses Must Protect.
Lebens
581-5; disc. 1368
(Transportation, Air) Aircraft Signal Systems. R u g g e . .
3-5; disc. 455
(Transportation, Air) Aircraft Storage-Battery Design.
Rupp
773-7; disc. 1381
(Transportation, Air) Airline Aircraft Electric-Equip­
ment Maintenance. Petrasek
900-05
(Transportation, Air) A-C and D-C Short-Circuit Tests
on Aircraft Cable. Cunningham, Davidson
961-9; disc 1359
(Transportation, Air) A-C Contactors for Aircraft.
Russell, Charbonneau
613-16; disc 1364
(Transportation, Air) A-C Supplies for Services in Large
Aircraft—a British View. Earnshaw, Shearer. . . .
1314-20
(Transportation, Air) Alternating Versus Direct Cur­
rent for Aircraft-Radio Power Supply. Fritz,
Hooper
1227-33; disc 1466
(Transportation, Air) Altitude Rating of Electric A p ­
paratus. Lebenbaum
v .955-60; disc. 1485
(Transportation, Air) A n Aircraft Differential-Voltage
Cutout. Walley
632-4; disc 1365
(Transportation, Air) Analysis of High-Frequency Igni­
tion Circuits. Robinson
*
916-19
(Transportation, Air) Application of Electronics to Air­
craft Flight Control. Gille, Kutzler
849-53; disc. 1501
(Transportation, Air) Auxiliary-Power-Plant Require­
ments. O'Neil
682-4
(Transportation, Air) Basic Considerations in Selection
of Electric Systems for Large Aircraft. Boice,
Levoy
279-87; disc 478
(Transportation, Air) Basic Considerations in the Selec­
tion of Generators and Batteries for Aircraft. Cobb,
Winters
889-93; disc 1494
(Transportation, Air) Battery Booster Coils for AirplaneEngine IgnitionSystems. Alvino. . 6 7 2 - 3 ; disc 1381
(Transportation, Air) Blast-Tube Cooling for Aircraft
Generators. Veinott
520-5; disc. 1463
(Transportation, Air) Brief Survey of Power-Supply De­
velopments on British Aircraft. Carter
806-07; disc 1503
(Transportation, Air) Cables Used for Transmitting
Electric Energy in Airplanes.
Peters, Phillips,
Kronstein, Jealous
1270-82; disc 1474
(Transportation, Air) Carbon-Pile Voltage Regulators
for Aircraft. Neild
839-43; disc. 1460
(Transportation, Air) Considerations in Servo mechanism
Design. Herwald
871-6
(Transportation, Air) Corona in Aircraft Electric Systems
as a Function of Altitude. Wilson
189-94; disc. 457
A I E E ANNUAL INDEXES
(Transportation, Air) Damping Cylinders for Aircraft
Gyroscopes. Sias, Wright
979-85
(Transportation, Air) Design Considerations for D-C
Aircraft Generators. Miner.. . 1234-40; disc. 1459
(Transportation, Air) Design Considerations in Aircraft
Instruments to Meet War Service. Savage, Whittenton
992-8; disc. 1419
(Transportation, Air) Design Considerations of 400-Cycle
Aircraft Motors. Sawyer
877-9; disc. 1464
(Transportation, Air) Design of an Ignition System for an
18-Cylindcr Aircraft Engine. Harkness
1321-7; disc. 1467
(Transportation, Air) Differential Generator Control
Relay for D-C Aircraft Electric Systems. Crever..
589-93
(Transportation, Air) Dimensional Studies of Light­
weight Motors for Aircraft. Morrill
698-701
(Transportation, Air) D-C Arc Interruption for Aircraft.
Quill, Radcr
883-8; disc. 1472
(Transportation, Air) Effect of Altitude on Electric
Breakdown and Flashover of Aircraft Insulation.
Berberich, Moses, Stiles, Veinott. .345-54; disc. 458
(Transportation, Air) Electric Automatic Pilots for Air­
craft. Halpert, Esval
861-6; disc. 1501
(Transportation, Air) Electric-Circuit Burning-Clear and
Damage Phenomena on Aircraft Structures. Foust,
Hutton
198-204; disc. 457
(Transportation, Air) Electric-Circuit Fault-Protective
Principles as Applied to D-C Aircraft Systems
Kaufmann
333-44; disc. 482
(Transportation, Air) Electric Circuits and the Magnetic
Compass. Burt, Beck
24-6
(Transportation, Air) Electric Connections on Aircraft.
Stebbins, Taylor
906-11 ; disc. 1473
(Transportation, Air) Electric Gun Turrets for Aircraft.
Thompsons
799-802; disc. 1475
(Transportation, Air) Electric-Wiring Installations in
British Aircraft. Horn
896-900
(Transportation, Air) Electrical Control in Automatic
Pilots. Young, Lynch, Boynton. . 939-43; disc. 1500
(Transportation, Air) Electrically Driven Gyroscopes
for Aircraft. Witherow, Hansen
204-08
(Transportation, Air) Electrically Heated Clothing.
Wotring
1304-13
(Transportation, Air) Electrically Operated Gyroscopic
Instruments. Konet
735-8
(Transportation, Air) Functional Design of Aircraft
Electric Actuator Equipment. Gagnier
813-15; disc. 1464
(Transportation, Air) Gaseous-Discharge Lamps for
Airplane Lighting Service. Beggs
.
760-2; disc. 1456
(Transportation, Air) High-Altitude Brush Problem.
Ramadanoff, Glass
825-30; disc. 1489
(Transportation, Air) Higher-Vol tage D-C Aircraft Elec­
tric Systems. Berry, Dallas
843-9; disc. 1497
(Transportation, Air) Historical Development of Elec­
tric Connectors. Neifing
925-8
(Transportation, Air) Impedance of 400-Cycle ThreePhase Power Circuits on Large Aircraft and Its
Application to Fault-Current Calculations. Chappuis, Olmsted
1213-20; disc. 1496
(Transportation, Air) Influence of Electricity on Air­
craft Instrumentation. Savage. .802-05; disc. 1501
(Transportation, Air) Inherent Overheating Protection of
D-C Aircraft Motors. Veinott
920-5
(Transportation, Air) Instrumentation of 400-Cycle Air­
craft Electric Systems. Corson, Stimson, S o l e y . . . .
830-5; disc. 1501
(Transportation, Air) Lighting Required for Com­
mercial-Airline Aircraft. Petrasek
593-8; disc. 1456
(Transportation, Air) Magnesyn Remote Indication.
Childs
679-82
(Transportation, Air) New Test Chambers for Aircraft
Electric Apparatus With Particular Reference to
Carbon Brushes. Summers, Settle
1205-12; disc. 1491
(Transportation, Air) One Type of Rotary Magnetic
Clutch -and Its Associated Brake Used on Aircraft
Electric Motors. Andrews, Shanely
893-5; disc. 1477
(Transportation, Air) Paralleling and Regulation of
24-28-Volt D-C Generators in Multiengine Aircraft.
Siegal, DeCourcey.
854-7
(Transportation, Air) Peak Voltages With D-C Arc In­
terruption for Aircraft. Phillips, M i t c h e l . . . . 944-9
(Transportation, Air) Plastics in Aircraft Electricity.
Cooper
1220-6
(Transportation, Air) Potential Breakdown of Small
Gaps Under Simulated High-Altitude Conditions.
DeLerno
109-12; disc. 456
(Transportation, Air) Present D-C Aircraft ElectricSupply Systems. Anderson, Crary, Schultz
265-72; disc. 484
(Transportation, Air) Radio-Noise Elimination in
Military Aircraft. Weinstein, Howell, Lowe, Win­
ter
793-5; disc. 1466
(Transportation, Air) Recent Advances in Aircraft
Tachometer Design. Ballard, Hall
646-8; disc. 1421
(Transportation, Air) Requirements for Aircraft Electric
Motors. Siefkin
810-13
VOLUME 63,
1944
(Transportation, Air) Requirements for Low-Voltage
Aircraft Cable. Hedges
808-10; disc. 1473
(Transportation, Air) Solderless Terminals. Wells,
Balsbaugh
933-8; disc. 1484
(Transportation,
Air)
Solenoid-Operated
Control
Valves. Eckel, Wisegarver.. .'
911-14
(Transportation, Air) Solenoid-Operated Hydraulic
Valves for Aircraft Applications. Goepfrich.. 866-8
(Transportation, Air) Some Aspects of die Application
of Induction Motors to Aircraft. Braun
769-72; disc. 1476
(Transportation, Air) Testing Aircraft Generators.
Keneipp
105-09
(Transportation, Air) The Development of Aircraft
Position Lights. Vitol
796-8; disc. 1493
(Transportation, Air) The Gyrosyn Compass. Esval. . .
857-60; disc. 1502
(Transportation, Air) The Scientific Basis for the New
British System of Cockpit Lighting. Calvert... .
869-70
(Transportation, Air) The Testing of Brushes for Life
and Performance Under Various Altitude Condi­
tions. Herman
929-33; disc. 1491
(Transportation, Air) Totalizing Contents of Aircraft
Fuel Tanks. Macintyre
663-65; disc. 1419
(Transportation, Air) Very High-Frequency Radio-Noise
Elimination. Owen
949-54
(Transportation, Land) Design Features of Generators
for Diesel-Electric Switcher Locomotives. Atwell. .
41-5; disc. 433
(Transportation, Land) Diesel-Electric Switching-Loco­
motive Application by Means of Nomographic
Charts. Millan, Perkinson
45-7
(Transportation, Land) Economics of Trolley-CoachOperation. Woods
578-81 ; disc. 1451
(Transportation, Land) Electrification of Large OpenPit Copper Mines. Birch
30-8; disc. 433
(Transportation, Land) Fault Protection on Shipboard
A-C Power-Distribution Systems. Rickover, Ross..
1109-20; disc. 1429
(Transportation, Land— Gear Ratio and Its Effect on
Traction Motors. Woods
65—8; disc. 433
(Transportation, Land) Modern Electric Locomotives in
Open-Pit Mine Haulage. Borland, Rilev
52-8'; disc. 433
(Transportation, Land) Modern Motive Power for the
Sorocabana Railway. Chapman, Kjolseth.. 558-62
Treatment and Casting of Metals by Electromagnetic
Forces. Hoke
986-92
Tripping of Low-Voltage Air Circuit Breakers, Improved
Selective. West
608-10; disc. 1431
Trolley-Coach Operation, Economics of. Woods
578-81 ; disc. 1451
Tube Radio-Frequency Generator—Characteristics and
Application to Induction-Heating Problems, Vac­
uum-. Kinn
1290-1303; disc. 1500
Turbogenerators, Prevention of Rotor-Winding De­
formation on. Noest
514-19; disc. 1353
Turrets Tor Aircraft, Electric Gun. Thompson
799-802; disc. 1475
Tvpe Rectifier, Development*of Excitron-. Winograd. .
969-78; disc. 1454
U
Ultrahigh Frequencies, A Resonant-Cavity Method for
Measuring Dielectric Properties at. Works, Dakin,
Boggs
1092-8; disc. 1452
Unbalanced Conditions, Operation of Rectifiers Under.
Christensen, Morack
628-31
Unbalanced Voltage Drops in Distribution Circuits
With Particular Reference to Multigrounded Neu­
trals, Calculation of. Bullard, Lowe, Wahlquist..
145-8
Unique Moving-Magnet Ratio Instrument, A. Sias,
Fisk
634-6; disc. 1420
Unit for Balancing die Voltages of Three-Phase Aircraft
Inverters Supplying Large Single-Phase Loads, A.
Wimpie
532-3; disc. 1358
Vacuum-Tube Radio-Frequency Generatoi-—Character­
istics and Application to Induction-Heating Prob­
lems. Kinn
1290-1303; disc. 1500
Valves for Aircraft Applications, Solenoid-Operated
Hydraulic. Goepfrich
866-8
Valves, Solenoid-Operated Control. Eckel, Wisegar­
ver
911-14
Variac Transformers, Design of. Karplus
508-13
Versatile Power-Line-Carrier-System, A. Lensner, Singel
129-33; d ; sc. 437
Very High-Frequency Radio-Noise Elimination. Owen.
949-54
Vibration, Aircraft-Engine-Accessory. Tyler
1334-49; disc. 1487
Vibration in Electric Machinery, The Nature of.
Graybeal
712-18; disc. 1458
Vibration Investigations, Aircraft-Electric-Accessory-.
Miller
1283-90; disc. 1486
Transactions 2. Authors
Vibration of Electric Contacts, The. Russell, K e i t i e n . .
153-5; disc. 478
Vibration Protection for Rotating Machinery. Webb,
Murray
534-7; disc. 1355
Victory Ships, Modern Cargo-Winch Control for Use on.
Holt
623-8; d i s c 4111
Voltage and Current Wave Forms of Controlled Recti­
fier Circuits, A Graphical Analysis of the. Chin,
Moyer
501-08
Voltage Cutout, An Aircraft Differential-. Walley
632-4; d i s c 1365
Voltage D-C Aircraft Electric Systems, Higher-, Berry,
Dallas
843-9; disc. 1497
Voltage Drops in Distribution Circuits Widi Particular
Reference to Multigrounded Neutrals, Calculation
of Unbalanced. Bullard, Lowe, Wahlquist. .145-8
Voltage Method, Field Determination of Current-Trans­
former Errors by the Secondary-. Goodale, Hol­
beck
879-82; disc. 1468
Voltage-Regulator Characteristics, Steady-State Sta­
bility of Synchronous Machines As Affected by.
Concordia
215-20; d i s c 489
Voltage Regulators for Aircraft, Carbon-Pile. N e i l d . .
839-43; disc. 1460
Voltage Transients in Arc-Furnace Circuits. (Com­
mittee Report)
563-8; disc. 1435
Voltage-Welding Power Distribution, The Design of
Low-. Adams, Fetcher, Johnson
1180-90; disc. 1382
Voltages and Fault Currents Determined Easily on D-C
Board, System. Asbury
184-8; disc. 439
Voltages With D-C Arc Interruption for Aircraft, Peak.
Phillips, Mitchel
944-9
W
War Emergency Pipe-Line Projects, Electric Equipment
for the. Thomas, Taylor, Wolfe
396-405
War Service, Design Considerations in Aircraft Instru­
ments to Meet. Savage, Whittenton
992-8; disc. 1419
Wave and to the Harmonics, Differential Leakage With
Respect to the Fundamental. Liwschitz.. 1139-50
Wave Forms of Controlled Rectifier Circuits, A Graphi­
cal Analysis of the Voltage and Current. Chin,
Moyer
501-08
Weadier on the System Load, T h e Effect of. D r y a r . . . .
1006-13; disc. 1364
Welding, An Improved Electronic Control for CapacitorDischarge Resistance. Bichsel, Hughes
1150-7; disc. 1384
Welding Power Distribution, The Design of Low-Volt­
age-. Adams, Fetcher, Johnson
1l$0-90; disc. 1382
Winch Control for Use on Victory Ships, Modern Cargo-.
Holt
623-8; d i s c 1411
Winding Deformation on Turbogenerators, Prevention of
Rotor-. Noest.
514-19; disc. 1353
Windings for Single-Phase Induction Motors, Starting.
Veinott
288-94; d i s c 499
Windings for Split-Phase Motors, Design of Starting.
Lloyd, Karr
9-13
Windings, Hot-Spot Temperatures in Dry-Type Trans­
former. Stewart, Whitman
763-8; disc. 1445
Wiring Installations in British Aircraft, Electric-, Horn.
896-900
2.
Author Index
Abraham, L. G.; A. J. Busch, F. F. Shipley. Crossbar
Toll Switching System
302-09; disc. 474
Adams, Comfort A.; J. R. Fetcher, A. C.Johnson. T h e
Design of Low-Voltage-Welding Power Distribu­
tion
1180-90; disc. 1384
Alexanderson, E. F. W.; E. L. Phillipi.
History and
Development of the Electronic Power Converter
654-7; disc. 1418
Allen, Joseph W. Disc
484
Allison, W. M.; N. E. Beverly. A New High-Frequency
Capacitor
915-16; d i s c 1465
Alvino, A. V. Battery Booster Coils for Airplane-Engine
Ignition Systems
672-3; disc. 1381
Anderson, H. C.; S. B. Crary, N. R. Schultz. Present
D-C Aircraft Electric-Supply Systems
265-72; d i s c 487
Andrews, Leo; Fred Shanely. One Type of Rotary
Magnetic Clutch and Its Associated Brake Used on
Aircraft Electric Motors
893-5; d i s c 1478
Angst, G. Disc
1458
Armi, E. L. Disc
426
Asbury, Carl E. System Voltages and Fault Currents
Determined Easily on D-C Board... 184-8; disc. 440
Atkinson, R. W. Disc
1387, 1399, 1480
Atwell, C. A. Design Features of Generators for DieselElectric Switcher Locomotives
41-5; d i s c 433
19
Avüa, Charles F.
Aydelott,JohûG
Disc....
Disc.,.
.1392
..433
B
Baker, R. M . Heating of Nonmagnetic Electric Con­
ductors by Magnetic Induction—Longitudinal
Flux
273-8
BaBard, R. G.; C. P. Hall. Recent Advances in Aircraft
Tachometer Design
646-8
Babbaugh, J . C.; F. H . Wells. SoMerless T e r m i n a l s . . . .
.933-8; disc. 1485
B u d e n , W. A. D i s c
1364,1460,
1464, 1466, 1476, 1497, 1500, 1501, 1503, 1504
Barnett, H. N.; Allen Rosenstein. Electronically Con­
trolled Dry-Disk Rectifier.
2 1 - 3 ; disc. 475
Barton, James P. Interlamination Resistance.. .670-2
Bary, Coustantinc Disc
1362
Bateman, A. W.; W. N . Gittings. Switchgear and Con­
trol for an Electronic Power Converter
585-8; disc. 1418
Baum, John L. The' Asymmetrical Stator as a Means of
Starting Single-Phase Induction Motors
245-50; disc. 497
Beck, E. Disc
1370
Beck, E.; G. D . McCann, L. A. Finad. Lightning Pro­
tection for Rotating Machines
319-33; disc. 488
Beck, H. R.; R. G Burt. Electric Circuits and the Mag­
netic Compass
24-6
Bedford, B. D.; C. H. Willis, R. W. Kuenning, E. F.
Christensen. Design of an Electronic Frequency
Changer
1070-8; disc. 1418
Beeman, D. L. Disc
1383
Beers, M . I.; J. H. Karr. A Design Method for D - C
Machines
172-5
Beggs, E. W. Gaseous-Discharge Lamps for Airplane
Lighting Service
.·
760-2; disc. 1457
Bellaschi, P. L. Disc
1387,1443,1447
Brilanrhi, P. L.; Paul Evans. Effect of Altitude on Im­
pulse and 60-Cyde Strength of Electrical Appara­
tus
236-41; disc 442
Berberich, L. J.; C. V. Fields, R. E. Marbury. Char­
acteristics of Chlorinated Imprégnants in D-C
Paper Capacitors
1173-9; disc. 1437
Berberich, L. J.; G. L. Moses, A. M . Stiles, C. G.
Veinott. Effect of Altitude on Electric Breakdown
and Flashover of Aircraft Insulation
345-54; disc. 459
Bergman, S. R. D i s c
1461,1495
Berkey,W.E. Disc
1381
Berry, R. U . Possibilities of Heat Pumps for Heating
Homes
619-22
Berry, T . M. Polarized-Light Servo System
195-8
Berry, W. L.; rf. P. Dallas. Higher-Voltage D-C Air­
craft Electric Systems
843-9; disc. 1498
Berry, W. L. ; J. P. Dallas. Disc
1461
Berry, William L.; F. W. Godsey, T . B. HoUiday. Air­
craft Electrical Horizons
821-4
Beverly, N. E.; W. M . Allison. A New High-Frequency
Capacitor
915-16; disc 1465
Bichsel, H. J.; E. T . Hughes. An Improved Electronic
Control for Capacitor-Discharge Resistance Weld­
ing
1150-7; disc 1385
Bills, G. W.; B. V. Hoard. An Analysis to Determine
the Optimum Bussing Arrangements and Trans­
mission Capabilities at Grand Coulee
1259-64; disc 1479
Birch, L. W. Electrification of Large Open-Pit Copper
Mines...
30-8
Blackburn, J. L.; H . J . Carlin. A New Frequency Relay
for Power-System Applications.. .553-7; disc 1422
Blakesiee,T. M. Disc
1469
Bloomqutst, W. C. Disc
1439
Bfcomquist, W. C ; T . W. Schroeder. Automatic Con­
trol and Switching Equipment for Capacitor Banks
and Its Application
649-54; d e c 1440
Blume, L. F.; G. Camilli, S. B. Farnham, H. A Peter­
son. Transformer Magnetizing Inrush Currents and
Influence on System Operation... 366-75; disc 423
Bodicky, A. Disc
1389
Boehne, E. W. The Geometry of Arc Interruption—II.
Current-Zero Phenomena
375-87; disc. 448
Boehne, E. W. D i s c
454,1470
Boggs, F. W.; C N. Works, T . W. Dakin. A ResonantCavity Method for Measuring Dielectric Properties
at Ultrahigh Frequencies
1092-8; disc 1453
B a k e , W. K. Disc
1368
Botce, W*. K.; L. G. Levoy, Jr. Basic Considerations
in Selection of Electric Systems for Large Air­
craft
279-87; disc 482
Bolsterli, Arthur A. Disc
1448
Boniface, E. A. D i s c
1487
Borden, P. A. Disc
,.
460
Borland, J . E.; L. G. Riley. Modern Electric Locomo­
tives in Open-Pit Mine Haulage. . 5 2 - 8 ; disc 433
Boyajtan, A. Cultural Training of the Engineer
6-9; disc 479
BoyaJMuo, A. Symmetrical-Components Analysis of
the Four-Phase System
4 8 - 5 1 ; disc 429
Boynton, E. R.; C. M . Young, E. E. Lynch. Electrical
Control in Automatic Pilots...'. .939-43; disc 1500
20
Braky, H . D . D i s c
1355
BramhaJLF.B. D e c
.1386
Braun, H. J . Some Aspects of the Application of In­
duction Motors to Aircraft
769-72; disc. 1476
Braun, H. J. D i s c
1477
Breckenridge, W. T . ; A. E. Pétrie. D i s c
.1489
Brosnan, T . J.; C. T. Nicholson. An Investigation of the
Relationship Between Temperature and Movement
of Cables in Ducts
723-8; d i s c 1398
Browne, T . E.,Jr. D i s c
447
Brownlee, W. R. Disc
423,434,466
Buell, L. W. Problems in Applying Protectors to Elec­
tric Aircraft Motors
1250-8
Bullard, W. R. ; H. L. Lowe, H. W. Wahlquist. Calcu­
lation of Unbalanced Voltage Drops in Distribution
Circuits With Particular Reference to Multigrounded Neutrals
145-8
Burt, R. C ; H. R. Beck. Electric Circuits and the Mag­
netic Compass
24-6
Busch, A. J.; L. G. Abraham, F. F. Shipley. Crossbar
Toll Switching System
302-09; disc. 474
Bush,F. W. D i s c
1447
Butler, J. W. Disc
1375
Butler, J. W. ; T. W. Schroeder, N. H. Meyers. T h e Ef­
fect of Kilovar Supply on the Design of Systems for
Load Growth
69-77; disc. 494
Butler, J. W.; T . W. Schroeder, W. Ridgway. Capaci­
tors, Condensers, and System Stability
1130-8; disc. 1380
Caldwell, W. E. Disc
1360
Callahan, John G. P. Disc
1419
Callender, E. M. Disc
1384
Calvert, Edward S. T h e Scientific Basis for the New
British System of Cockpit Lighting
869-70
Camilli, G.; L. F. Blume, S. B. Farnham, H. A. Peter­
son. Transformer Magnetizing Inrush Currents and
Influence on System Operation. ..366-75; d i s c 423
Camilli, G.; V . M. Montsinger. Thermal Protection of
Transformers Under Overload Conditions
160-4; disc. 4 4 5 .
Campbell, W. E.; G. T . Kohman. D i s c
1489
Cannon, Wayne D . ; R. A. Cole. Disc
1486
Carlin, H. J.; J. L. Blackburn. A New Frequency Relay
for Power-System Applications.. .553-7; disc. 1422
Carter, P. W. Brief Survey of Power-Supply Develop­
ments on British Aircraft
806-07
Chapman, R. L.; O. K. Kjolseth. Modern Motive
Power for the Sorocabana Railway
558-62
Chappuis, C. K.; L. M. Olmsted. Impedance of 400Cycle Three-Phase Power Circuits on Large Air­
craft and Its Application to Fault-Current Calcu­
lations
1213-20; disc. 1497
Charbonneau, A P.; F. J. Russell. A-C Contactors for
Aircraft
613-16; disc. 1364
Cheek, R. C ; E. L. Harder. Regulation of A-C Gen­
erators With Suddenly Applied Loads
310-18; d i s c 491
ChUderhose, E. A. Disc
1435
Childs, Robert S. Magnesyn Remote Indication
679-82
C h i n , P . T . ; O. W. Livingston, E. E. Moyer. D i s c . 4 7 4
Chin, P. T . ; E. E. Moyer. A Graphical Analysis of the
Voltage and Current Wave Forms of Controlled
Rectifier Circuits
501-08
Christen, Virgil F. Disc
1441
Christensen, E. F.; M. M. Morack.
Operation of
Rectifiers Under Unbalanced Conditions.. .628-31
Christensen, E. F.; C. H. Willis, C. C. Herskind.
Analysis of Rectifier Circuits
1048-58
Christensen, E. F.; C. H. Willis, R. W. Kuenning, B. D.
Bedford. Design of an Electronic Frequency
Changer
1070-8; d i s c 1418
Christopher, A. J.; F. J. Given. D i s c
1437
Church, E. A Disc
1351,1352
Clark, C N.; B. M. Jones. D i s c
1439
Clark, H. W. D i s c
1391
Clark, L. W. Disc
1383,1431
Cobb, L. M. A 120-Volt D-C Aircraft Electric System.
1327-34; disc. 1496
Cobb, L. M.; H. M. Winters. Basic Considerations in
the Selection of Generators and Batteries for Air­
craft
889-93; disc. 1495
Cole, R. A.; W a y n e D . Cannon. Disc
1486
Colin, R. J. Disc
1465
(Committee Reports) See "Committee Reports" and
other entries in Technical Subject Index
Concordia, C. Steady-State Stability of Synchronous
Machines as Affected by Voltage-Regulator Char­
acteristics
215-20; disc. 490
Concordia, C. D i s c
431, 480, 1457
Cooper, E. B. Plastics in Aircraft Electricity.... 1220-6
Cordray, R. E.; A. R. van C Warrington. T h e M H O Carrier Relaying Scheme
228-35; disc. 435
Corson, A J.; A. G. Stimson, W. A. Soley. Instru­
mentation of 400-Cycle Aircraft Electric Systems..
830-5; disc. 1502
Cox, J. H. Disc
1416,1454
Cramer, F. W. Disc
1414
Transactions 2. Authors
Cramer, F. W.; L, W . Morton, A . G. Barfing. The {
Electronic Converter for Exchange of P o w e r . . . . . .
1059-69; disc. 1418
Cramer, T. A. Disc.
1424
Crary, S. B. Transmission-Line Electric L o a d i n g s . . . .
1198-1204; disc. 1377
Crary, S. B. Disc
1413
Crary, S. B.; H. C. Anderson, N . R . Schultz. Present
D-C Aircraft Electric-Supply Systems
265-72; disc. 487
Crever, F. E. Differential Generator Control Relay for
D-C Aircraft Electric Systems
589-93
Crippen, R. P. D i s c .
1355
Crockford, J. B. ; W. M. Green, C. A. Maple. D i s c . 459
Cunningham, J. C. Disc
v:
483,1359
Cunningham, J. C ; W. M Davidson. A-C and D - C
Short-Circuit Tests on Aircraft Cable
961-9; disc 1360
Cunningham,J. C ; J . M. Wallace. Disc
1366
Cuttino, W. H. Extending the Use of Shunt Capacitors
by Means of Automatic Switching. 674-8; disc 1439
Dakin, T. W.; C N. Works, F. W. Boggs. A ResonantCavity Method for Measuring Dielectric Properties
at Ultrahigh Frequencies
1092-8; disc 1453
Dallas, J. P. Disc
455
Dallas, J. P.; W. L. Berry. Higher-Voltage D-C Air­
craft Electric Systems
843-9; disc 1498
Dallas, J. P.; W. L. Berry. Disc
1461
Dalton, B. J. D i s c
1357
Darling, A. G.; F. W. Cramer, L. W. Morton. The
Electronic Converter for Exchange of Power
1059-69; disc. 1418
Davidson, W. M . Disc
457
Davidson, W. M.; J. C. Cunningham. A-C and D - C
Short Circuit Tests on Aircraft Cable
961-9; disc. 1360
Davis, F. E. Disc
1426
Davis, Uriah. Disc
1364
DeCourcey, Dennis G.; A Siegal. Paralleling and
Regulation of 24-28-Volt D-C Generators in Multiengine Aircraft
854-7
DeLerno, M. J. Potential Breakdown of Small Gaps
Under Simulated High-Altitude Conditions
109-12; disc. 457
Del Mar, Wm. A. D i s c
424,1389,1402,1482
Denissov, P. K. Asymmetrical Loading of Three-Phase
Three-Winding Transformer Banks
27-9
d'Humy, F. E.; P. J. H o w e
American Telegraphy
After 100 Years
1014-32
Dickinson, R. C. A 500,000-Kva 7.5-Kv Air Circuit
Breaker for Steel-Mill Service
242^
Dickinson, R. C. Disc
:
1428
Dickinson, W. K. Disc
: . . 1426
Dissmeyer, E. F. Disc
1353
Draper, L. L. D i s c
1471
Dreese, E. E. Disc
496
Drompp, A. F.; T . R. Halman, S. L. Goldsborough,
H. W. Lensner. A New Carrier Relaying System..
568-72; dise 1425
Dryar, Henry A. The Effect of Weather on the System
Load
1006-13; disc. 1364
Duncan, J. A.; R. D. Parker, R. E. Pierce. Telegraphy
in the Bell System
1032-44
Dwight, H. B. Disc
1376
Dwight, Herbert B.; G. O. Peters. The Computation
of Magnetic Field Strength of Round Coils of Small
Cross Section
684-5
Earle, Ralph H. Disc
469
Earnshaw, E. J.; J. B. Shearer. A-C Supplies for Serv­
ices in Large Aircraft^-a British View
1314-20
Eckel, V. W.; O. H. Wisegarver. Solenoid-Operated
Control Valves
911-14
Ehrich, Jerome H. Disc
1473
ElzLJ. A. Disc
423
Engel, C. F. Disc
446
Ericson, R. C. Disc
437
Erikson, B. W. Insulation Temperature Standards for
Industrial-Control Coils
546-8
Esval, O. E. The Gyrosyn Compass. .857-60; disc. 1502
Esval, O. E.; P. Halpert. Electric Automatic Pilots for
Aircraft
861-6
Evans, Ernest B. D i s c
1460, 1464
Evans, E. D . Disc
489
Evans, Paul; P. L. Bellaschi. Effect of Altitude on Im­
pulse and 60-Cycle Strength of Electrical Appa­
ratus
236-41; disc. 442
Fahnoe, H. H.; H. L. Rawtins. A New Three-Element
Current-Limiting Power Fuse
156-9; disc 452
Falls, C. W. Disc
499
AIEE
ANNUAL INDEXES
"aus, O. B., Jr. A Method of Approach to the Conattention of Power-Distribution-System Costs
1078-84
Famham, D . M . Disc
1479
Farnham, S. B.; L. F. Blume, G. Camilli, H. A. Peter­
son. Transformer Magnetizing Inrush Currents and
Influence on System Operation.. .366-75; disc. 423
Faucctt, I. T . D i s c
1481
Faucett, M a x A. D i s c
440
Fetcher, John R.; C. A. Adams, A. C. Johnson. The
Design of Low-Voltage-Welding Power Distribu­
tion
1180-90; disc. 1384
Fett, G. H . D i s c
432, 1381,1382
Field, Robert F. D i s c
1453
Fields, C. V . ; L. J. Berberich, R. E. Marbury. Char­
acteristics of Chlorinated Imprégnants in D-C
Paper Capacitors
1173-9; disc. 1437
Finison, Harvey J. Disc
1463,1475,1485,1489,1491,1495,1498
Finzi, L. A.; G. D . McCann, E. Beck. Lightning Pro­
tection for Rotating Machines.. .319-33; disc 488
Fisk, D. B.; F. R. Sias. A Unique Moving-Magnet
I
Ratio Instrument
634-6; disc. 1421
Floor, Erik; H. N. Müller, S. L. Goldsborough. Trans­
mission and Relaying Problems on the Fort Peck
Project
.209-14; d i s c 467
Foust, G M. ; J. G. Hutton. Electric-Circuit BurningClear and Damage Phenomena on Aircraft Struc­
tures
198-204; disc 458
Fragola, C. F. Disc
1502
Frick, C. W. A Short-Cut Method of Estimating
Telephone-Influence Factor of Power Systems With
Rectifier Load
91-6
Frick, G W. Disc
1417
Friend, O. A. Automatic Ticketing of Telephone
Calls
81-8; disc. 472
Fritz, D. E.; G K. Hooper. Alternating Versus Direct
Current for Aircraft-Radio Power Supply
1227-33; disc 1466
Gagnier, C. E. Functional Design of Aircraft Electric
Actuator Equipment
813-15
Galassini, J. P.; E. L. Michelson. Ring Busses for
Generating and Transmission Stations
665-9; disc. 1372
Gambitta, A, F. Disc
425, 1404
Garcelon, G. H . Disc
1408, 1412
Garin,A.N. D i s c
427
Garrett, P. B.; M. E. Reagan. Supervisory Control
for the World's Most Modern Steel M i l l . . . . 259-64
Gay, F. W. D i s c
443
Gemant, Andrew. Disc
425
George, E. E . D i s c
434, 1422,1423
Getting, Milan, Jr. D i s c
1443
Güte, W. H . ; R. J. Kutzler. Aplication of Electronics
to Aircraft Flight Control
849-53
Gittings, W. N . ; A. W. Batemän. Switchgear and Con­
trol for an Electronic Power Converter
585-8; disc. 1418
Given, F.J.; A. J. Christopher. Disc
1437
Glass, S. W.; D . Ramadanoff. High-Altitude Brush
Problem
825-30; disc. 1490
Godsey, Frank W., Jr.; W. L. Berry, T. B. Holliday.
Aircraft Electrical Horizons
821-4
Godsey, F. W., Jr.,; B. F. Langer. Aircraft-Engine
Torque Instruments.686-90; disc. 1457
Goepfrich, George A. Solenoid-Operated Hydraulic
Valves for Aircraft Applications
866-8
Golde, R. H . Disc
464
Goldsborough, S. L. A Distance Relay With Adjustable
Phase-Angle Discrimination
835-8; disc. 1472
Goldsborough, S. L. Disc
434
Goldsborough, S. L.; Erik Floor, H. N. Müller. Trans­
mission and Relaying Problems on die Fort Peck
Project
209-14; disc 467
Goldsborough, S. L.; T . R. Halman, H. W. Lensner,
A. F. Drompp. A New Carrier Relaying System..
568-72; disc. 1425
Goldsborough, S. L.; S. G Leyland. The Functions of
Ground Preference in Carrier-Current Relay
Schemes
97-100
Goodale, E. C ; J. I. Holbeck. Field Determination of
Current Transformer Errors by the SecondaryVoltage Method
879-82; disc. 1468
Goodwin, W. N., Jr. Disc
460
Gove, J. T . Disc
1456
G o w , R . B . ; C. A. Streifus, C. S. Roadhouse. Measured
Electrical Constants of 270-Mile 154-Kv Trans­
mission line
538-42; disc. 1352
Graham, Quentin. Disc
1458
Graves, Herbert C , Jr. Disc
1430
Gray, D. C. Disc
1411
Graybeal, Troy D. The Nature of Vibration in Elec­
tric Machinery
712-18; disc. 1459
Green, W. M . ; G A. Maple, J. B. Crockford. D i s c . 459
Greenlee, P. H. Disc
1456, 1493
Grier, L. N . Disc
454
Gross, Eric T . B. Disc
1351
Gunderson, M . F. Disc
1365,1381
Gutzwiller, W . E. D i s c
1417
VOLUME 63,
1944
H
Hagenguth, J. H. Progress in Impulse Testing of Trans­
formers
999-1005; disc. 1444
Hagenguth, T. H. Disc. .*
1370
Haines, T. H. Disc
1388
Hall, C. I. Disc
1433
Hall, G. P.; R. G. Ballard. Recent Advances in Air­
craft Tachometer Design
646-8
Halman, T. R.; S. L. Goldsborough, H. W. Lensner,
A. F. Drompp. A New Carrier Relaying System..
568-72; dise 1425
Halperin, Herman. D i s c . . 424, 1392, 1404, 1450, 1481
Halperin, Herman; G. B. Shanklin. Impulse Strength
of Insulated-PowerAüable Circuits
1190-7; disc 1388
Halpert, P.; O. E. Esval. Electric Automatic Pilots for
Aircraft
861-6
Hamilton, R. F. The Summation of Load C u r v e s . . . .
729-35; disc. 1363
Hampe, G. W. Disc
439
Hansen, Albert, Jr.; H. M. Witherow. Electrically
Driven Gyroscopes for Aircraft
204-08
Hanson, E. F.; S. I. Pearson. Disc
1492
Hansson, E.; S. K. Waldorf. An Eight-Year Investiga­
tion of Lightning Currents and Preventive Lightning
Protection on a Transmission System
251-8; disc. 465, 1351
Harder, E. L. D i s c . Ã
1430
Harder, E. L.; R. C. Cheek. Regulation of A-C Gen­
erators With Suddenly Applied Loads
310-18; disc. 491
Harder*, E. L.; V. R. Parrack. Capacitor Installa­
tion at Newport News
1165-73; disc. 1378
Harkness, J. R. Design of an Ignition System for an 18Cylinder Aircraft Engine
1321-7
Harty, E. A. Disc
1438
Hatcher, C. T. Operation of Low-Pressure Gas-Filled
Cabl©
788-92; disc. 1406
Hatcher, C. T. Disc
424, 1396, 1404, 1483
Havill, C.H. Disc
1487
Hayward, C. D. Disc
483
Heddlcson, Fred A. Disc
1491
Hedges, R. E. Requirements for Low-Voltage Aircraft
Cable
808-10
Heisler, Michael P.; V. Paschkis. The Accuracy of
Measurements in Lumped R-C Cable Circuits as
Used in the Study of Transient Heat Flow
165-71; disc. 426
Herman, C. J. The Testing of Brushes for Life and
Performance Under Various Altitude Conditions
929-33
Herrmann, R. R. Disc
1434
Herskind, G C. Rectifier-Circuit Duty
123-8
Herskind, C. C. Disc
1455
Herskind,C. C. ; E. F. Christensen, C. H. Willis. Analy­
sis of Rectifier Circuits
1048-58
Herwald, S. W. Considerations in Servo-mechanism
Design
871-6
Hessler, V. P. Disc
1492
Hickernell, L. F. Disc.. . v
1401, 1405
Higgins, Thomas James. Formulas for Calculating
Short-Circuit Forces Between Channels Located
Back to Back
710-12
Higgs, V. A. Disc
480
Hill, A. W. Disc
1428
Hill, A. W.; W. M. Leeds. High-Voltage Oil Circuit
Breakers for Rapid Reclosing Duty
113-18; disc. 453
Hill, V. E. Disc
1440
Hill, V. E.; E. R. Whitehead. Disc
1416
Hoard, B. V.; G. W. Bills. An Analysis to Determine die
Optimum Bussing Arrangements and Transmission
Capabilities at Grand Coulee. .1259-64; disc. 1479
Hobart, Henry M.
High-Voltage Compressed-Gas
Power Transformers
690-2; disc. 1451
Hobson, J. E. (Disc closure of a Committee Report)
Voltage Transients in Arc-Furnace Circuits
563-8; disc 1435
Hodnette, J. K. Disc
444
Hodtum, J. B.; W. G Scaley. Overloading of Trans­
formers—Cases Not Covered by die General Rules..
149-53; disc. 444
Hoke, Walter W. Treatment and Casting of Metals by
Electromagnetic Forces
986-92
Holbeck, J. L; E. C. Goodale. Field Determination of
Current Transformer Errors by the SecondaryVoltage Method
879-82; disc. 1468
Holliday, T. B.; F. W. Godsey, W. L. Berry. Aircraft
Electrical Horizons
821-4
Holm, John Grzybowski. Costs Study of 69- to 345-Kv
Overh-ad Power-Transmission S y s t e m s . . . . 406-22
Holm, J. G. Disc
466,470, 493, 1374,1378, 1440
Holt, F. H. Modern Cargo-Winch Control for Use on
Victory Ships
623-8; disc. 1412
Hooke, R. G. D i s c
493
Hooker, D. R.; W. B. Kouwenhoven, J. A. York. Study
of Artificial Respiration on Anesthetized Men
1-2; disc. 446
Hooper, C. K.; D . E. Fritz. Alternating Versus Direct
Current for Aircraft-Radio Power Supply.
,
1227-33; disc. 1466
Transactions 2. Authors
Hooven, M . D . D i s c .
1392
Horn, H. J . Electric-Wiring Installations in British Air­
craft
'.
896-900
Housley, J. Elmer. D i s c
1500
Housley, J. Elmer, Otto Jensen. Protection of Large
D-C Machines by Means of High-Speed Circuit
Breakers
637-40; d i s c 1428
Howe, P. J . ; F. E. D'Humy. American Telegraphy
After 100 Years
1014-32
Howcll, H. H.; G. Weinstein, G. P. Lowe, B. J. Winter.
Radio-Noise Elimination in Military Aircraft...
793-5
Hughes, E. T . ; H. J. Bichsel. An Improved Electronic
Control for Capacitor-Discharge Resistance Weld­
ing
1150-7; d i s c 1385
Hutchinson, F. W.; B. F. Raber. Load-Calculation
Procedure for Electric-Panel Space Heating
1085-91
Hutton, J. G.; G M . Foust. Electric-Circuit BurningClear and Damage Phenomena on Aircraft Struc­
tures
198-204; disc. 458
Hyde, M. A.; R. E. Marbury. The Capacitor—an Aid
to Electric-Power Service for Pipe Lines
387-95; d i s c 477
Immel, John R.
Disc
1494
Jay, Joseph H. Disc
1473,1475
Jealous, Helen Baldwin; M. F. Peters, J. J. Phillips, M .
Kronstetn. Cables Used for Transmitting Electric
Energy in Airplanes
1279-82
Jensen, Otto; J. Elmer Housley. Protection of Large
D-C Machines by Means of High-Speed Circuit
Breakers
637-40; disc 1428
Johnson, Arthur C ; C. A. Adams, J. R. Fetcher. The
Design of Low-Voltage-Welding Power Distribution
1180-90; disc. 1384
Jones, B. M . D i s c
492, 1377, 1378, 1380, 1413
Jones, B. M.; C. N . Clark. Disc
1439
Jones, B. W. The Degree of Short-Circuit Protection
Afforded Small Low-Voltage A-C and D-C Starters
by Means of Fuses and Circuit Breakers
611-12; d i s c 1409
Jones, B. W. Disc
1366
K
Kahn, Frederick. Disc
472, 473
Kahn, Louis. D i s c
1437
Kalb, W. C. Disc
1491
Karplus, Eduard. Design of Variac Transformers
508-13
Karr, J. H.; M. I. Beers. A Design Method for D-C
Machines
172-5
Karr, J. H. ; T . C. Lloyd. Design of Starting Windings
for Split-Phase Motors
9-13
Kaufmann, R. H.
Electric-Circuit Fault-Protective
Principles as Applied to D - C Aircraft Systems
333-44; d i s c 483
Kaufmann, R. H. Disc
458, 486
Kcilicn, Saul; Mark N. Russell. The Vibration of
Electric Contacts
153-5; d i s c 478
Keinath, George. Disc
462
Keneipp, H. E. Testing Aircraft Generators. .105-09
Keneipp, H. E.; C G . Veinott. A 40-Kva 400-Cycle
Aircraft Alternator
816-21; d i s c 1461
Kent, H. E.; E. B. King. Disc
1415
Kimbark, E. W. D i s c
430,439
King, E. B.; H. E. Kent. Disc
1415
Kinn, T. P. Vacuum-Tube Radio-Frequency Genera­
tor—Characteristics and Application to Induction·
Heating Problems
1290-1303
Kjolseth, O. K.; R. L. Chapman. Modern Motive
Power for tile Sorocabana Railway
558-62
Klemmer, E. H. Disc
1471
Knopp, E. W. Disc
.1478
Knopp, Otto A. Disc
1423, 1467
Kohman, G. T . ; W. E. CampbeU. D i s c
1489
Koller, R. Current-Transformer Output and Applica­
tion Charts
573-7; d i s c 1423
Komives, L. I. Disc
1386, 1406
Konet, H. Electrically Operated Gyroscopic Instru­
ments
735-8
Kouwenhoven, W. B.; D. R. Hooker, J. A. York. Study
of Artificial Respiration on Anesthetized Men
1-2; disc. 446
Kronstetn, Max; M. F. Peters, J. J. Phillips, H. B.
Jealous. Cables Used for Transmitting Electric
Energy in Airplanes
1270-82
Krueger, George H. Electrothermal Space Heating and
Air Conditioning
718-22; disc. 1434
Kuehni, H. P.; H. A. Peterson. A New Differential
Analyzer
221-8; d i s c 431
Kuenning, R. W.; G H. Willis, E. F. Christensen, B. D .
Bedford. Design of an Electronic Frequency
Changer
1070-8; d i s c 1418
21
Kutzler, R . J.; W. H . Gille. Application of Electronics
to Aircraft Flight Control
849-53
Lange, C. W. Disc
497
Langer, B. F.; F. W. Godsey, J r .
Aircraft-Engine
T o r q u e Instruments
686-90; disc. 1457
Lamer, R. A. Disc
1468
Larrick, C. V. Disc
1452
Lawton, F. L. Disc
1433
Lebenbaum, Paul, J r . Altitude Rating of Electric Ap­
paratus
955-60; disc. 1486
Lebens, J o h n C , J r . Aircraft Fuses Must Protect. . . .
581-5; disc. 1368
LeClair, T . G. Disc
'
1360
Leeds, W. M . Disc
1469
Leeds, W. M . ; A. W. Hill. High-Voltage Oil Circuit
Breakers for Rapid Reclosing Duty
113-18; disc. 453
Leigh, H . H.; H . L. Palmer. Inverter Action on Re­
versing of Thyratron Motor Control
175-84; disc. 495
Leland, G. F . ; L. T . Rader.
Industrial ControlShunted-Armature Connection for a D-C Shunt
Motor
617-19; disc. 1411
Lensner, H . W.; T . R. H a l m a n , S. L. Goldsborough,
A, F. D r o m p p . A New Carrier Relaying System. .
568-72; disc. 1425
Lensner, H . W.; J . B. Singel. A Versatile Power-LineCarrier System
129-33; disc. 438
LePage, Wilbur Reed. Formulas for the Four-Terminal
Network Parameters of Uniform Ladder Net­
works
604-08
Levine, B. Disc
1501
Levine, S. J . Disc
1434
Levoy, L. G., J r . Disc
457, 1496, 1503
Levoy, L. G., J r . ; W. K. Boice. Basic Considerations
in Selection of Electric Systems for Large Aircraft. .
279-87; disc. 482
Leyland, S. C ; S. L. Goldsborough. T h e Functions of
Ground Preference in Carrier-Current Relay
Schemes
97-100
Lincks, G. Fred. Disc
467,1429
Linde, L. J.; E. B. Rietz. A Pneumatic Mechanism for
Outdoor Oil Circuit Breakers
543-6; disc. 1428
Linde, L. J . ; B. W. W y m a n . A Magnetic-Type Air
Circuit Breaker for 15,000-Volt Services
140-4; disc. 454
Linde, L. J . ; B. W. W y m a n . Disc
450
Litscher, E. C ; L. T. Rader. Some Aspects of In­
ductance When Iron is Present
133-9
Livingston, O . W.; P. T . Chin, E. E. Moyer. Disc.. 474
Liwschitz, M . M . Differential Leakage With Respect
to the Fundamental Wave and to the Harmonics. .
1139-50
Lloyd, T . C. Some Aspects of Electric-Motor Design—
Polyphase-Induction-Motor Design to Meet Fixed
Specifications
14-20
Lloyd, T . C ; J . H . Karr. Design of Starting Windings
for Split-Phase Motors
9-13
Logan, J . T . Disc
1421, 1425
Long, T . H . Disc
1436
Louis, H . C. Disc
444
Lowe, G. P.; G. Weinstein, H . H . Howell, B. J . Winter.
Radio-Noise Elimination in Military Aircraft. . .
793-5
Lowe, H . L.; W. R. Bullard, H . W. Wahlquist. Calcu­
lation of Unbalanced Voltage Drops in Distribution
Circuits With Particular Reference to Multigrounded Neutrals
145-8
Lusk, R. J . Disc
482
Lusk, R. J . ; M . M . Moorehead. Disc
1359
Lynch, E. E.; C. M . Young, E. R. Boynton. Electrical
Control in Automatic Pilots
939-43; disc. 1500
Lynott, W. J . Disc
1361
M
MacCoun, Townsend D . Disc
438
M a c G a h a n , Paul. Disc
461
Macintyre, J . R. Totalizing Contents of Aircraft Fuel
Tanks
663-5; disc. 1419
Maginniss, F. J . Disc
429, 431
Maginniss, F. J . ; N . R. Schultz. Transient-Performance
of Induction Motors
641-6; disc. 1458
Mallett, H . B. Disc
442, 445
Mansfield, Carroll G. New 138-Kv Cable Lines in Los
Angeles
1240-9; disc. 1483
Maple, C. A.; W. M . Green, J . B. Crockford. Disc.. 459
M a r b u r y , R. E.; L. J . Berberich, C. V. Fields. Char­
acteristics of Chlorinated Impregnants in D-C
Paper Capacitors
1173-9; disc. 1437
Marbury, R. E.; M . A. Hyde. T h e Capacitor—an Aid
to Electric-Power Service for Pipe Lines
387-95; disc. 477
Marshall, R. B. A Multiplied-Deflection A-C Potenti­
ometer
77-80
Mason, R . C. Disc
442, 456, 457, 458
Matsch, L. W . Disc
462
22
Maunder, S. T . Disc
478
McCabe, G. B. Disc
1393, 1404
McCandless, W. H . Disc
1457
M c C a n n , G. D . T h e Measurement of Lightning Cur­
rents in Direct Strokes
1157-64; disc. 1372
McCann, G. D. Disc
463
McCann, G. D.; E. Beck, L. A. Finzi. Lightning Pro­
tection for Rotating Machines. . . . 3 1 9 - 3 3 ; disc. 488
McConnell, A. J . Disc
1421, 1424
McCoy, R. L. Disc
464
McEachron, K. B. Disc
1371, 1442
M c G r a t h , M . M . ; D. M . Simmons. Disc
1480
Meyers, N. H.; T . W. Schroeder, J . W. Butler. T h e Ef­
fect of Kilovar Supply on the Design of Systems for
Load Growth
69-77; disc. 494
Michelson, E. L. Disc
1379
Michelson, E. L.; J . P. Galassini. Ring Busses for
Generating and Transmission Stations
665-9; disc. 1372
Miille, R. R. Disc
1358, 1495
Miille, R. R.; G, G. Setterlund. Disc
1462
Millan, A. P.; T . F. Perkinson. Diesel-Electric Switch­
ing-Locomotive Application by Means of Nomographic Charts
45-7
Millar, N. P. Crossed-Coil Power-Factor Meters
.294-301; disc. 461
Millar, Preston S.
Recent Developments in Light
Sources
1505-17
Miller, D. R. Aircraft-Electric-Accessory-Vibration In­
vestigations
1283-90
Miner, J . D . Design Considerations for D-C Aircraft
Generators
1234-40; disc. 1460
Mirick, C. B. Disc
484,1475
Mitchel, Walter P.; V. E. Phillips. Peak Voltages With
D-C Arc Interruption for Aircraft
944-9
Monteith, A. C. Disc
1359
Montsinger, V. M . Disc
442, 444, 1445
Montsinger, V. M . ; G. Camilli. T h e r m a l Protection
of Transformers Under Overload Conditions
160-4; disc. 445
Moore, H . G. Disc
1410
Moorehead, M. M . ; E. J . Lusk. Disc
1359
Morack, M . M . ; E. F. Christensen. Operation of Recti­
fiers U n d e r Unbalanced Conditions
628-31
Moran, Donald L. Disc
1484
Morrill, Wayne J . Dimensional Studies of Lightweight
Motors for Aircraft
698-701
Morrill, Wayne J. Disc
1450
Morton, L. W.; F. W. Cramer, A. G. Darling. T h e
Electronic Converter for Exchange of Power
1059-69; disc. 1418
■Moses, G. L.; L. J . Berberich, A. M . Stiles, C. G.
Veinott. Effect of Altitude on Electric Breakdown
and Flashover of Aircraft Insulation
345-54; disc. 459
Moyer, E. E.; P. T. Chin. A Graphical Analysis of
the Voltage and Current Wave Forms of Controlled
Rectifier Circuits
501-08
Moyer, E. E.; P. T . Chin, O . W. Livingston. Disc. .474
Mulheim, J . E. Disc
1459
Muller, C. W. Disc
1420
Muller, H . N., J r . Disc
471
Muller, H . N . ; Erik Floor, S. L. Goldsborough. T r a n s ­
mission and Relaying Problems on the Fort Peck
Project
209-14; disc. 467
M u r r a y , C. S.; R. L. W e b b . Vibration Protection for
Rotating Machinery
534-7; disc. 1356
N
Nash, A. W. Disc
1364, 1366, 1420
Nau, Robert H . Disc
448
Neifing, Edward J . Historical Development of Electric
Connectors
925-8
Neild, W . G. Carbon-Pile Voltage Regulators for Air­
craft
839-43; disc. 1460
Newell, E. L. Disc
1467
Newton, E. G. Disc
467
Nicholson, C. T . ; T . J . Brosnan. An Investigation of
the Relationship Between T e m p e r a t u r e and Move­
ment of Cables in Ducts
7 2 3 - 8 ; disc. 1398
Noest, J o h n G. Prevention of Rotor-Winding Deforma­
tion on Turbogenerators
514-19; disc. 1355
Nye, H . W. Disc
450, 453
O
Oldacre, M . S. Disc
464
Olmsted, L. M . ; C. K. Chappuis. I m p e d a n c e of 400Cycle Three-Phase Power Circuits on Large Air­
craft and Its Application to Fault-Current Calcula­
tions
1213-20; disc. 1497
O'Neil, L. E. Auxiliary-Power-Plant Requirements. . .
682-4
Ostline, J . E. Disc.
472
Owen, T . B. Very High-Frequency Radio-Noise Elimi­
nation
949-54
Owen, Thos. B. Disc
1367
Transactions
2.
Authors
P a l m e r , H . L.; H . H . Leigh. Inverter Action on If
versing of Thyratron Motor Control
p
175-84; disc. 4\
Parker, R. D . ; J . A. Duncan, R. E. Pierce. Telegraphy
in the Bell System
1032-4
Parker, W. W.; H. A. Travcrs. Reclosing of Single T'«
Lines Between Systems
119-22; disc. 472
Parks, C. E. Disc
470
Parrack, V. R.; E. L. Harder. Capacitor Installation
at Newport News
1165-73; disc. 1378
Parsons, J o h n S.; J. M. Wallace. Fusing Practices on
Distribution Systems.
Part I
8 9 - 9 1 ; disc. 470
Part II
:
598-600
Paschkis, Victor; M. P. Heisler. T h e Accuracy of
Measurements in Lumped R-G Cable Circuits as
Used in the Study of Transient Heat Flow
165-71; disc. 426
Pearson, S. I.; E. F. Hanson. Disc
1492
Penn, W. D. Fundamentals of Hearing-Aid Design..
744-9
Penney, G. W. Disc
1432
Perkinson, T. F.; A. P. Millan. Diesel-Electric Switch­
ing-Locomotive Application by Means of Nomographic Charts
45-7
Peterman, L. C. Disc
1431
Peters, George O . ; H . B. Dwight. T h e Computation of
Magnetic Field Strength of R o u n d Coils of Small
Cross Section
684-5
Peters, Melville F.; J . J . Phillips, M . Kronstein, H. BJealous. Cables Used for Transmitting Electric
Energy in Airplanes
1270-82
Peterson, H . A. Disc
1435
Peterson, H . A.; L. F. Blume, G. Camilli, S. B. Farnham.
Transformer Magnetizing Inrush Currents and In­
fluence on System Operation
366-75; disc. 423
Peterson, H. A.; H . P. Kuehni. A New Differential
Analyzer
. 2 2 1 - 8 ; disc. 431
Peterson, H. A.; T. W. Schroeder. Disc
447
Peterson, T. F. Disc
1400, 1404, 1432
Petrasek, W. A. Airline Aircraft Electric-Equipment
Maintenance
900-05
Petrasek, W. A. Lighting Required for CommercialAirline Aircraft
593-8
Petrasek, W. A. Disc
456
Petrie, A. E.; W. T. Breckenridge. Disc
1-^c
Phillipi, E. L.; E. F. W. Alexanderson. History and De­
velopment of the Electronic Power Converter
654-7; disc. 1418
Phillips, J o h n J.; M . F. Peters, M. Kronstein, H . B.
Jealous. Cables Used for Transmitting Electric
Energy in Airplanes
1270-82
Phillips, Virgel E.; W. P. Mitchel. Peak Voltages With
D-C Arc Interruption for Aircraft
944-9
Phillips, W. E. Disc
475
Pierce, R. E. Disc
1440
Pierce, R. E.; J. A. Duncan, R. D. Parker. Telegraphy
in the Belf System
1032-44
Poritsky, H. Disc
429
Potter, F. M. Aids to Quality Control in the Manufac­
ture of Aircraft Generators
525-9
Powell, A. H . Disc
479, 1367
Pratt, H a r a d e n ; J. K. Roosevelt. Developments in the
Field of Cable and Radiotelegraph Communica­
tions
1044-7; disc. 1386
Prince, David C. Disc
479
Puchlowski, K. P. Disc
495
Quackenbush, E. C. Disc
Quayle, Vincent H . Disc
Quill, J. S.; L. T . Rader.
Aircraft
1473
1501
D-C Arc Interruption for
883-8; disc. 1473
R
Raber, B . F . ; F. W. Hutchinson. Load-Calculation Pre
cedure for Electric-Panel Space Heating. . . 1085-9
Rader, L. T . ; G. F. Leland.
Industrial ControlShunted-Armature Connection for a D-C Shun
Motor
617-19; disc. 141
Rader, L. T . ; E. C. Litscher. Some Aspects of Induct
ance When Iron is Present
133—S
Rader, L. T . ; J . S. Quill. D-C Arc Interruption for Air­
craft
8 8 3 - 8 ; disc. 1472
Ramadanoff, D. Disc
1491
Ramadanoff, D.; S. W. Glass. High-Altitude Brush
Problem
825-30; disc. 1490
Ramsauer, Oliver. Disc
437
Rankin, A. W. Disc
428, 1354, 1356
Rawlins, H . L.; H . H. Fahnoe. A New Three-Element
Current-Limiting Power Fuse
156-9; disc. 452
Reagan, M . E.; P. B. Garrett. Supervisory Control for
the World's Most Modern Steel Mill
259-64
Reilly, J . E.; C. E. Valentine. Electronic Regulator
for Arc Furnaces
601-04
A I E E ANNUAL INDEXES
jades, C M . , J r . Disc
1383
hman, E. Disc
1403
;hter, Walther. An Instrument for the Measurement
of Large Alternating Currents
38-40
Jchter, Walther. Disc
432
ickover, H . G. Disc
490
dckover, H. G.; P. N. Ross. Fault Protection on Ship­
board A-C Power-Distribution Systems
1109-20; disc. 1430
Ridgway, W.; J. W. Butler, T . W. Schroeder. Capaci­
tors, Condensers, and System Stability
1130-8; disc. 1380
Rietz, E. B.; L. J. Linde. A Pneumatic Mechanism for
Outdoor Oil Circuit Breakers. . . ,543-6; disc. 1428
'lietz, E. B.; W. F. Skeats. Disc
146')
iiley, L. C ; J. E. Borland. Modern Electric Loco­
motives in Open-Pit Mine Haulage. . 5 2 - 8 ; disc. 433
Rives, F. M. Disc
437
Roadhouse, C. S.; C. A. Streifus, R. B. Gow. Measured
Electrical Constants of 270-Mile 154-Kv Transmis­
sion Line
538-42; disc. 1352
lobinson, A. \V., J r . Analysis of High-Frequency Igni­
tion Circuits
.916-19
logoff, Julian. Disc
1365
.lohrig, I. A. Disc
1394
loosevelt, John K.; H a r a d e n Pratt. Developments in
the Field of Cable and Radio-telegraph C o m m u n i ­
cations
1044-7; disc. 1386
ilosenstein, Allen; H. N . Barnett. Electronically Con­
trolled Dry-Disk Rectifier
2 1 - 3 ; disc. 475
loss, I. E., Jr. Disc
,
1490
Ross, M . D. Disc
1354
Ross, Philip N. Disc
1409
Ross, P. N . ; H. G. Rickover. Fault Protection on Ship­
board A-C Power-Distribution Systems
1109-20; disc. 1430
Rowland, J . E. Disc
1 501
Roidge, W . J . Disc
488
ilugge, Raymond A. Aircraft Signal Systems
3-5; disc. 456
Rupp, J o h n L. Aircraft Storage-Battery Design. .773-7
Russell, F. J . ; A. P. Charbonneau. A-C Contactors for
Aircraft
613-16; disc. 1364
Russell, M a r k N.; Saul Keilien. T h e Vibration of Elec­
tric Contacts
1 53-5; disc. 478
,i. Clair, H . P. Disc
1 373
>atterlee, W. W. Design and Operating Characteristics
of Modern Dry-Type Air-Cooled T r a n s f o r m e r s . . . .
701-04; disc. 1447
ravage, C F. Influence of Electricity on Aircraft In­
strumentation
802-05
ravage, C F.; J . M . Whittenton. Design Considera­
tions in Aircraft Instruments to Meet W a r Service. .
992-8; disc. 1420
awyer, M . B. Design Considerations of 400-Cycle Air­
craft Motors
877-9
Jchifreen, Clement S. Cyclic Movement of Cable—Its
Causes and Effects on Cable-Sheath Life
1121-30; disc. 1397
Sjhifreen, C S. Disc
1394
v:hleif, Ferber R. Disc
1478
Schroeder, T . W. Disc
1376
Schroeder, T. W.; W. C Bloomquist. Automatic Con­
trol and Switching Equipment for Capacitor Banks
and Its Application
649-54; disc. 1440
Schroeder, T . W.; J . W. Butler, N. H . Meyers. T h e Ef­
fect of Kilovar Supply on the Design of Systems for
Load Growth
69-77; disc. 494
chroeder, T . W.; J . W. Butler, W. Ridgway. Capaci­
tors, Condensers, and System Stability
1130-8; disc. 1380
ichroeder, T. W.; H. A. Peterson. Disc
447
<chuck, C L. Disc
423, 451
Schultz, N. R.; H . C. Anderson, S. B. Crary. Present
D-C Aircraft Electric-Supplv Systems
' . . . ' . . 265-74; disc. 487
:hultz, N. R.; F. J . Maginniss Transient Performance
of Induction Motors
641-6; disc. 1458
-humaker, I. R. Disc
478
hwager, A. C Tests of 230-Kv High-Speed Reclosing
Oil Circuit Breaker
784-8; disc. 1470
^hwager, A. C. Disc
1467
-aley, W. C
Disc
444, 1441, 1447, 1450
aley, W . C ; J . B. H o d t u m . Overloading of Trans­
formers—Cases Not Covered by the General Rules. .
.'. . . 1 4 9 - 5 3 ; disc. 444
;ls, H . K. Disc
443
>etterlund, G. G.; R. R. Miille. Disc
1462
Settle, J . F.; E. R. Summers. New Test Chambers for
Aircraft Electric Appratus With Particular Refer­
ence to Carbon Brushes
1205-12; disc. 1492
Jhanely, FYed; Leo Andrews. One T y p e of Rotary
Magnetic Clutch and Its Associated Brake Used on
Aircraft Electric Motors
893 -3; disc. 1478
Shanklin, G. B. Gas-Filled-Cable Research and Ex­
perience
. 549-53; disc. 1407
Shanklin, G. B. Disc
1396, 1404, 1482
hanklin, G. B.; H e r m a n Halperin. Impulse Strength
of Insulated-Power-Cable Circuits
1190-7; disc. 1388
' OLUME 63,
1944
Shearer, J. B.; E. J. Earnshaw. A-C Supplies for
Services in Large Aircraft—a British View. .1314-20
Shipley, F. F.; L. G. A b r a h a m , A. J . Busch. Crossbar
Toll Switching System
302-09; disc. 474
Sias, F. R.; D. B. Fisk. A Unique Moving-Magnet
Ratio Instrument
634-6; disc. 1421
Sias, F. R.; J . H . Wright. Damping Cylinders for Air­
craft Gyroscopes
979-85
Siefkin, E. R. Requirements for Aircraft Electriq
Motors
810-13
Siegal, Arthur; D. G. DeCourcey.
Paralleling and
Regulation of 24-28-Volt D-C Generators in Multiengine Aircraft
. 854-7
Siegfried, Victor. Behavior Factors of Rectifier-Driven
D-C Motors
530-3; disc. 1357
Siegfried, Victor. D i s c . .442, 459, 494, 1387, 1401, 1433
Simmons, 1). M.; M. H . McGrath. Disc
1480
Singel, J . B.; H. W. Lensner. A Versatile Power-LineCarrier System
129-33; d i s c 438
Skeats, W. F. Disc
452
Skeats, W. F., E. B. Rietz. Disc
1469
Skilling, H. H. Disc
1450
Skrotzki, Bernhardt G. A. Conditions Controlling the
Economic Selection of Prime Movers
1099-1108; disc. 1361
Smith, Frank. Disc
,
491
Smith, I. R. T h e Copper-Oxide Rectifier in Electro­
chemical Work
739-44
Smith, R. W. Disc
1430, 1431
Soley, W. A.; A. J . Corson, A. G. Stimson. Instru­
mentation of 400-Cycle Aircraft Electric Systems. .
830-5; disc. 1502
Somers, F. C. Disc
1493
Sorber, Gilbert. Disc
473
Spitler, C. H . Disc
1477
Sporn, Philip. Disc
452
Stansel, N. R. Induction Heating—Selection of Fre­
quency
755-9; disc 1436
Stanwik-Hay, W. Disc
1474
Starr, E. C
Disc
1350
Stebbins, F. O.; L. A. Taylor. Electric Connections on
Aircraft
906-11; disc. 1474
Steeb, George. Disc
1421
Steiner, H . C ; J . L. Zehner, H. E. Zuvers. Pentode
Ignitions for Electronic Power Converters
693-7; disc. 1418
Stewart, H. C ; J . E. Holcomb. Disc
1443
Stewart, H . C ; L. G. Whitman. Hot-Spot T e m p e r a ­
tures in Dry-Type Transformer Windings
763-8; disc 1448
Sticher, Joseph. Disc
425, 1402, 1404
Stiles, A. M . ; L. J . Berberich, G. L. Moses, C. G.
Veinott. Effect of Altitude on Electric Breakdown
and Flashover of Aircraft Insulation
345-54; disc. 459
Stimson, A. G.; A. J . Corson, W. A. Soley. Instrumen­
tation of 400-Cycle Aircraft Electric Systems
830-5; disc. 1502
Storm, Herbert F. Surface Heating by Induction..749-55
Streifus, C A. Disc
435
Streifus, C A.; C. S. Roadhouse, R. B. Gow. Measured
Electrical Constants of 270-Mile 154-Kv Transmis­
sion Line
538-42; d i s c 1352
Stueve, W. H . Disc
476
Summers, E. R. Disc
1485, 1489
Summers, E. R.; J . F. Settle. New Test Chambers for
Airplane Electric Apparatus With Particular Refer­
ence to Carbon Brushes
1205-12; disc. 1492
T a t e , G . F . Disc
1419
Taylor, H . D. Disc
1353
Taylor, J e r o m e J . Disc
479, 1448
Taylor, L. A.; F. O . Stebbins. Electric Connections on
Aircraft
906-11; disc. 1474
Taylor, W. G. Disc
476
Taylor, W. C ; E. E. Thomas, O . Wolfe. Electric
Equipment for the War Emergency Pipe-Line Proj­
ects
396-405
Thomas, E. E. Disc
476
Thomas, E. E.; W. G. Taylor, Oscar Wolfe. Electric
Equipment for the W a r Emergency Pipe-Line Proj­
ects
."
396-405
Thomas, Percy H . Disc
1361
Thompson, J . D. Electric G u n Turrets for Aircraft. . . .
799-802; disc. 1476
Townsend, J . A. Disc
1457
Travers, H . A.; W. W. Parker. Reclosing of Single Tie
Lines Between Systems
119-22; disc. 472
Trickey, P. H. Disc
498, 499
Tuck, Davis H . Airplane Engine and Propeller TestCell Lighting
1264-70; disc. 1494
Tyler, J o h n . Aircraft-Engine-Accessory Vibration. . . .
1334-49; disc. 1488
Valentine, C. E.; J. E. Reilly. Electronic Regulator for
Arc Furnaces
601-04
Veinott, Cyril G. Blast-Tube Cooling for Aircraft Gen­
erators
520-5; disc. 1463
Transactions 2. Authors
Veinott, Cyril G. Inherent Overheating Protection of
D - C Aircraft Motors
920-5
Veinott, C G. Starting Windings for Single-Phase I n ­
duction Motors
288-94; disc. 500
Veinott, C G. Disc
1459, 1472, 1476
Veinott, C G.; L. J. Berberich, G. L. Moses, A. M .
Stiles. Effect of Altitude on Electric Breakdown and
Flashover of Aircraft Insulation. .345-54; disc. 459
Veinott, C. G.; H. E. Keneipp. A 40-Kva 400-Cycle
Aircraft Alternator
816-21; disc. 1461
Vesselowsky, Sergius. Disc
425
Vitol, Jack. T h e Development of Aircraft Position
Lights
796-8
Vogel, F. J . Disc
442, 1426, 1442
Von Voigtlander, F. Disc
455, 1451
Vosburgh, B. L. Disc
446
W
Wagner, C F. Disc
489, 1351, 1373
Wagner, H. H. Disc
1442
Wahl, Arthur. Disc
1502
Wahlquist, H . W.; W. R. Bullard, H. L. Lowe. Calcu­
lation of Unbalanced Voltage Drops in Distribution
Circuits With Particular Reference to Multigrounded Neutrals
145-8
Waldorf, S. K.; E. Hansson. An Eight-Year Investiga­
tion of Lightning Currents and Preventive Lightning
Protection on a Transmission System
251-8; disc. 465, 1351
Wall, Alexander C
Disc
1467
Wallace, J . M.; J . C. Cunningham. Disc
1366
Wallace, J. M.; J. S. Parsons. Fusing Practices on
Distribution Systems.
Part I
8 9 - 9 1 ; disc. 470
Part II
598-600
Walley, O. C. An Aircraft Differential-Voltage Cut­
out
632-4; disc. 1365
Warrington, A. R. van C. Disc
437, 466, 1471
Warrington, A. R. van C ; R. E. Cordray. T h e M H O Carrier Relaying Scheme
228-35; disc. 435
Webb, R. L. Disc
1372
Webb, R. L.; C S. Murray. Vibration Protection for
Rotating Machinery
534-7; disc. 1356
Weichsel, H . Disc
1450
Weinstein, G.; H. H. Howell, G. P. Lowe, B. J . Winter.
Radio-Noise Elimination in Military Aircraft. . .
793-5
Welch, G. H. Disc
1429
Wells, F. H.; J . C. Balsbaugh. Solderless T e r m i n a l s . . .
933-8; disc. 1485
Wentz, E. C. T h e Evolution of Standard Lines of Cur­
rent Transformers for High Overcurrent Capac­
ity
658-62; disc. 1427
West, Charles P. Improved Selective Tripping of LowVoltage Air Circuit Breakers. . . .608-10; disc. 1431
Weygandt, C N . Disc
429
Whitehead, E. R. Disc
463, 488, 1441
Whitehead, E. R.; V. E. Hill. Disc
1416
Whiting, M . A. A New Electric Hoist Drive for
Cranes
59-64
Whitman, L. C ; H . C Stewart. Hot-Spot T e m p e r a ­
tures in Dry-Type Transformer Windings
763-8; disc. 1448
Whittenton, J . M . ; C F. Savage. Design Considera­
tions in Aircraft Instruments to Meet W a r Service. .
992-8; disc. 1420
Whittenton, J . M . ; M . S. Wilson. Influence of I m ­
proved Magnetic Alloys on Design Trends of Elec­
trical Instruments
100-04; disc. 462
Williams, E. A., J r . Disc
451
Williams, R. L. Disc
1421
Willis, C H . ; E. F. Christensen, C C Herskind.
Analysis of Rectifier Circuits
1048-58
Willis, C H . ; R. W. Kuenning, E. F. Christensen, B. D .
Bedford. Design of an Electronic Frequency
Changer
1070-8; disc. 1418
Wilson, M . S.; J . M. Whittenton. Influence of I m ­
proved Magnetic Alloys on Design Trends of Elec­
trical Instruments
100-04; disc. 462
Wilson, W. R. Corona in Aircraft Electric Systems as a
Function of Altitude
189-94
Wimpie, Sydney. A Unit for Balancing the Voltages of
Three-Phase Aircraft Inverters Supplying Large
Single-Phase Loads
532-3
W r inegartner, C. E. Disc
452
Wing, A. H., J r . Disc
1358
Winograd, H . Development of Excitron-Type Recti­
fier
969-78; disc. 1455
Winograd, H . Disc
.1417
Winter, B. J . ; G. Weinstein, H . H . Howell, G. P. Lowe.
Radio-Noise Elimination in Military Aircraft. 793-5
Winters, H . M . ; L. M. Cobb. Basic Considerations in
the Select'on of Generators and Batteries for Air­
craft
889-93; disc. 1495
Wisegarver, O. H . ; V. W. Eckel. Solenoid-Operated
Control Valves
911-14
Wiseman, R. J . (Disc, closure of I P C E A Committee R e ­
port) Current Rating of Cables as Affected by
M u t u a l Heating in Air or Conduit
354-65; disc. 425
23
Wiseman, Robert J . D i s c
1352,1388,1395,1400
Witherow, H . M.; Albert Hansen. Electrically Driven
Gyroscopes for Aircraft
204-08
Withington, Sidney. D e c
433
Wolfe, Oscar; E. E. Thomas, W. G. Taylor. Electric
Equipment for the War Emergency Pipe-Line Pro­
jects
396-405
Wood, a E. Disc
1494
Wood, E. M. D i s c
423
Woods, a A., Jr. Disc
1422,1468
Woods, G. M. Economics of Trolley-Coach Opera·
tion
578-81; disc 1452
Woods, G. M. Gear Ratio and Its Effect on Traction
Motors.
65—8
Works, G. N.; T . W. Dakin, F. W. Boggs. A ResonantCavity Method for Measuring Dielectric Properties
at Ultrahlgh Frequencies
1092-8; dbc. 1453
Wotring, G. A. Electrically Heated Clothing.. 1304-13
24
Wright, J . H.; F. R. Sias. Damping Cylinders for Air­
craft Gyroscopes
979-85
Wyatt, K. S. D i s c
1401
Wyman, B, W.; L. J . Linde. A Magnetic-Type Air
CSrcuit Breaker for 15,000-Volt Services
140-4; disc. 454
Wyman,B. W.; L. J. Linde. Disc
450
X
Xenis, C. P.
Disc
1446
Y
Yager, William A. D i s c
Yarmack,J.E. Disc
Transactions 2.
1453
475
Authors
York, J . A.; W. B. Kouwenhoven, D . R. Hooker. Stuo
of Artificial Respiration on Anesthethted M e n . . .
1-2; disc.
Young, C M.; E. E. Lynch, E. R. Boynton. Electr
Control in Automatic Pilots
939-43; d i s c 1
Z
Zahorsky, L. A. Disc
1475
Zehner, J. L.; H. C. Steiner, H. E. Zu ver*. Pentod«
Ignitrons for Electronic Power Converters
693-7; disc. 141o
Zimmerman, KarL Disc
1453
Zimmerman, S. W. D i s c
1464,1466;
Zucker, Myron. Rating of Electric Equipment linden
Intermittent Load
778-83; disc 1382J
Zuvers, H. E.; H. C. Steiner, J. L. Zehner. Pentode
Ignitrons for Electronic Power Converters
693-7; disc 141
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