The Schenectadian, portraying the advantages, attractions and opportunities of the electic city . Charles Proteus Slelnnictc. Chief ConsultingBn<iineer of the General Electric Company;Professor of Electrical Engineeringof Union University 36. Research Luhoi-atorx works, where the crude rubber is worked upinto insulating material and formed as a cov-ering to the conducting wires; the enamelingand lacquering rooms; the manufacturing ofvarious insulating materials; the wire andcable department, and many others just as in-teresting. In the new research laboratory a large statf ofengineers, chem
The Schenectadian, portraying the advantages, attractions and opportunities of the electic city . Charles Proteus Slelnnictc. Chief ConsultingBn<iineer of the General Electric Company;Professor of Electrical Engineeringof Union University 36. Research Luhoi-atorx works, where the crude rubber is worked upinto insulating material and formed as a cov-ering to the conducting wires; the enamelingand lacquering rooms; the manufacturing ofvarious insulating materials; the wire andcable department, and many others just as in-teresting. In the new research laboratory a large statf ofengineers, chemists, scientists and assistantsconduct the greater part of the experimentalwork which is so valuable to the company andso important to the world in general. Thelaboratory is one of the best, if not the best,of any commercial laboratory in the businessworld. A distinctive development of the laboratoryis the new wire-drawn metal filament Mazdalamp, which gives three times the light ofthe old carbon incandescent lamp. A corps of chemists and physicists, andother technical experts, in the research lab-oratory, are engaged in constant original in-vestigation and are in close touch with thegreat experimental and technical laboratoriesof the wo
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