Factory and industrial management . certain investigators by tlinexact application of certain tern:The constituent X has been called matensite, a distortion of the meaning <this term as applied by Osmond, its oriinator. The application of the tersorbite indifferently to imperfect peaiite and the constituent X is anothsource of confusion. Finally, almoevery author has his own special siinification for the new term hardenitwhich is applied to martensite of a cetain composition, to martensite in geieral, and to the constituent X. Since rusage has given a preponderating inportance to any one of
Factory and industrial management . certain investigators by tlinexact application of certain tern:The constituent X has been called matensite, a distortion of the meaning <this term as applied by Osmond, its oriinator. The application of the tersorbite indifferently to imperfect peaiite and the constituent X is anothsource of confusion. Finally, almoevery author has his own special siinification for the new term hardenitwhich is applied to martensite of a cetain composition, to martensite in geieral, and to the constituent X. Since rusage has given a preponderating inportance to any one of these signific;tions, it would be as well if the use (the term were suppressed THC INDEX It@lNEERlN(5>lNWX mcsM —„ \su^wiiu mm^^aik ^THE KEYSTONE IMTHE^ARCHOF APPLIED SCIENCEv W^i^ The following pages form a descriptive index to the important articles of?manent value published currently in about two hundred of the leading en-leering journals of the world—in English, French, German, Dutch, Italian,i Spanish, together with the published transactions of important engineeringdeties in the principal countries. It will be observed that each index noteTs the following essential information about every publication: (i) The title of each article, (4) Its length in words, (3) A descriptive abstract, (5) Where published, (2) The name of its author, (6) When published, (7) We supply the articles themselves, if desired. The Index is conveniently classified into the larger divisions of engineer-^ science, to the end that the busy engineer, superintendent or works man-tv may quickly turn to what concerns himself and his special branches ofrk. By this me
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