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- - Progress Report of American Electroplaters Society Research Projects on Plating Room Waste In Three Parts PARTI THE A.E.S. RESEARCH PROGRAM w. l. pinner, Manager of Research Houdaille-Hershey Corporation, and Vice Chairman, A.E.S. Research Committee Detroit, Michigan This report is divided into three parts as to subject matter and author as follows: (1) The A.E.S. Research Program—W. L. Pinner, Vice Chairman, A.E.S. Research Committee; (2) A.E.S. Project, No. 2, "The Determination of Impurities in Electroplating Solutions and Plating Room Wastes"—Dr. Earl Serfass, Lehigh University, Project Director; (3) A.E.S. Research Project No. 10, "Disposal of Plating Room Waste"—Dr. B. F. Dodge, Yale University, Project Director. The research program of the A.E.S. is sponsored by approximately 300 business establishments, certain groups within the Society, and certain individuals. The larger part of the $35,000 available annually for research, results from the maintenance of sustaining membership in the Society by industry at a cost of at least $100 each. The administration of the research program is carried out by appointed members of the Society who voluntarily devote their time for the purpose. As a generality the expense borne by these individuals is paid by their respective companies so that virtually all of the available fund for research is spent at a level no higher than the actual project director. These research programs are placed in universities under the direction of a faculty member, who, together with appointed project committees, schedule, review and guide the progress of the actual work, usually carried out by graduate or undergraduate students. Several of the research programs have also been carried out at the National Bureau of Standards. These research programs are designed to seek knowledge of a 518
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Transcript | - - Progress Report of American Electroplaters Society Research Projects on Plating Room Waste In Three Parts PARTI THE A.E.S. RESEARCH PROGRAM w. l. pinner, Manager of Research Houdaille-Hershey Corporation, and Vice Chairman, A.E.S. Research Committee Detroit, Michigan This report is divided into three parts as to subject matter and author as follows: (1) The A.E.S. Research Program—W. L. Pinner, Vice Chairman, A.E.S. Research Committee; (2) A.E.S. Project, No. 2, "The Determination of Impurities in Electroplating Solutions and Plating Room Wastes"—Dr. Earl Serfass, Lehigh University, Project Director; (3) A.E.S. Research Project No. 10, "Disposal of Plating Room Waste"—Dr. B. F. Dodge, Yale University, Project Director. The research program of the A.E.S. is sponsored by approximately 300 business establishments, certain groups within the Society, and certain individuals. The larger part of the $35,000 available annually for research, results from the maintenance of sustaining membership in the Society by industry at a cost of at least $100 each. The administration of the research program is carried out by appointed members of the Society who voluntarily devote their time for the purpose. As a generality the expense borne by these individuals is paid by their respective companies so that virtually all of the available fund for research is spent at a level no higher than the actual project director. These research programs are placed in universities under the direction of a faculty member, who, together with appointed project committees, schedule, review and guide the progress of the actual work, usually carried out by graduate or undergraduate students. Several of the research programs have also been carried out at the National Bureau of Standards. These research programs are designed to seek knowledge of a 518 |
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