PDF Books in Industries
The Handbook of Soap Manufacture
by W. H. SimmonsThe Handbook of Soap Manufacture is co-authored by W. H. Simmons and H. A. Appleton. The authors mentions in their preface that, though readers of this book do not require chemical knowledge, however presuming principles of element chemistry will help them to understand the very essence of the detailed information provided. The targeted a..
All About Coffee
by William H. UkersAll About Coffee is an encyclopedia about the drink written by William H. Ukers, who compiled this book after travelling for one year to various countries for his thesis work. In fact it took almost four years to sort his papers and compiling it into a book form. This book has been written after extensive research and everything about coffee is ..
Soap-Making Manual
by E. G. ThomssenSoap Making Manual is book compiled from a series of articles which were published in American Perfumer and essential oils review written by E. G. Thomssen. This book is a practical guide which explores the soap making process such as manipulation, analysis and control of the raw materials used in soap manufacturing. It is written in simple Engl..
Records of Steam Boiler Explosions
by Edward Bindon MartenSteam boiler explosions could be fatal which can claim many lives, infact claimed many lives in the past. This book "Records of Steam Boiler Explosions" is a true account of such historical explosions which happened during the years 1866 to 1871, written by Edward Bindon Marten. The author mentioned in the preface very clearly that the p..
The Personal Relation in Industry
by John D. RockefellerThe following material by Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., consists, with one exception, of addresses delivered by him on various occasions and amidst the demands of many varied interests. These addresses are left practically as they were delivered, and no effort has been made to change their form. Slight repetitions of certain points may be noted in ..
Practical House, Wagon and Automobile Painter
by W. F. WhiteWhen paint crawls it is because there is not sufficient adhesion between the undercoat and the new coat, caused usually by too much gloss on the undercoat. To prevent crawling subdue the gloss on the undercoat by sandpapering, rubbing, or by the application of some material which will have the desired effect; or, if on the outside, wait until the g..