ESWP: Publications: Pittsburgh Engineer (PE)
2005 Pittsburgh Engineer (PE)
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Pittsburgh Engineer Winter 2005 The History of Metals |
- Metals Technology: Solidifying Our Region's Wealth for a Third
Century
By Ron Ashburn, Executive Director, AIST
Page 2 - The Diary of a Furnace Worker
The Original 1922 Edition by Charles Rumford Walker
Page 3 - The Drivers Behind the Steel
By Tom Imerito, President, Science Communications
Pages 4-6 - History of Haynes International, Inc.
By Charlie Sponaugle, Haynes International, Inc.
Pages 7-9 - Celebrating Innovation: ESWP's 125th Anniversary
By Chriss Swaney
Pages 10-11 - A Golden Hour with America's Historian David McCullough
By Chriss Swaney
Page 14 - Kennametal Inc. -- Global Manufacturer Based in Southwest
Pennsylvania
By Joy Chandler, Kennametal Inc.
Pages 15-16 - Is America Falling Behind?
By Chriss Swaney
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Pittsburgh Engineer Fall 2005 The History of Transportation Issue |
- Western Pennsylvania: Past Journeys - Future Ventures
By Donald P. Fusilli, Jr., P.E., JD
Page 2 - Regional Transportation: A Legacy of Adaptability and Renewal
By Mark A. Miller
Pages 3-6 - The Nation's Original Toll Road
By Gary L. Graham, P.E.
Page 7 - The Liberty Tunnels - A Look Back in Time
By Matthew Jon Leech
Pages 8-9 - Flight in Pittsburgh: Flying Through History
By Danielle Trautman
Pages 10-12 - U.S. ACE - Pittsburgh District A Reflection on Transportation
By Col. Stephen L. Hill and Joyce Voynick
Pages 13-15 - Quick Overview of Public Transit in Pittsburgh
By Edward H. Lybarger
Duquesne Incline Opens Machine Room
By David J. Vater, R.A.
Pages 18-20 - The Horseshoe Curve: 150 Years of Engineering Heritage in
the Railroad City
By Dana L. Shoemaker
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Pittsburgh Engineer Summer 2005 International Bridge Conference Issue |
- Long-span Steel Girder Bridges
By Jared G. Fasick, P.E., and Merl E. Steimer, P.E.
Pages 5-7 - IBC 2005 Presents Longest Single Span Bridge in the World
By David Teorsky
Page 8 - A Bridge Too Near
By Peter J. Vanderzee and James D. Cooper, P.E.
Pages 9-11 - Cranberry Connector
By Arthur G. Hoffman, Jr., P.E.
Page 12 - New Colorado River Arch Bridge at the Hoover Dam
By David Goodyear, P.E., S.E., Bonnie Klamerus, P.E., Rob Turton, P.E., S.E.
Pages 16-18 - A Fresh Approach to Bridge Design's New Challenges
By John Dietrick, P.E.
Pages 20-22 - 630-Foot Jointless Bridge
By John Perkun, P.E.
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Pittsburgh Engineer Spring 2005 Special Anniversary Issue |
- Celebrating Western Pennsylvania's Engineering Achievements
By Michael G. Bock, P.E., Esq., President, Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania
Page 2 - 125 Years… And Counting!
By David A. Teorsky, ESWP General Manager
Page 3 - Editorial Comment:
Pittsburgh is a City of "Firsts"
By Dave Crawley, "KD Country" Reporter, KDKA-TV
Page 4 - Moving Experiences
By Walter C. Kidney, Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation
Pages 5-7 - A Century of Engineering
By James H. Garrett, Patricia Laughlin, and Chriss Swaney, Carnegie Mellon University
Pages 8-11 - Early Westinghouse Robots Were Fascinating Characters
By Ed Reis, Executive Director, The Westinghouse Museum
Pages 12-13 - Early Lamps by Westinghouse
By Ed Reis, Executive Director, The Westinghouse Museum
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Pittsburgh Engineer Fall 2004 Transportation Issue |
- Editorial Comment
Transportation Overview
By J. Fred Graham, Jr., P.E.
Pages 2-3 - The Perfect Storm
By Lisle E. Williams, P.E., PLS
Pages 4-6 - Effect of Tranportation Improvements to the Airport Corridor
By Dwight Schock
Pages 7-8 - A Catalyst to the Future
By Louis D. Rocchini, P.E. and Sheri Cramblit
Pages 9-10 - Creating an Urban Maglev Industry
By David O'Loughlin
Pages 11-12 - Port Authority a Vital Part of the Local Economy
By Paul P. Skoutelas, P.E.
Page 13 - Need for Balance Between Mobility, Cost and Impact
By Allen D. Biehler, P.E.
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Pittsburgh Engineer Fall 2004 Metals Issue |
- Editorial Comment
Commodity Prices Driving Metals Industry Capital Investments
By Stephan H. Dake, P.E.
Pages 2-3 - Fines Production for Aluminum Anode Manufacturing
By Dipl.-Ing. Thore Moller
Pages 4-8 - Fine Screening Machines That Use Smart Materials and Controls
By Robert H. Scarlett
Pages 9-12 - Technology Development and Competitive Advantage: Sustainable or
Short Term?
By John O. Marsden
Pages 13-18 - Event News: 121st ESWP Annual Banquet
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Pittsburgh Engineer Summer 2004 Special Edition: IBC 2004 |
- Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
By Gary L. Graham, P.E., Bridge Engineering Manager, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Pages 4-5 - The Overbrook Era: From Freight to Transit
By John M. Stasko, DMJM/Gannett
Pages 6-7 - The Bridges of the National Road -- Our Nation's First Toll Road
By Thomas G. Leech, P.E., S.E. and Amanda L. Skocik, Gannett Fleming, Inc.
Pages 8-9 - 2004 IBC Bridge Awards
Sponsored by ESWP, Roads & Bridges Magazine, Bayer Coatings and Colorants Division, and Bridge design & engineering Magazine
Pages 10-11 - The Keystone Stortway -- Providing Mobility and Economic Opportunity
to the Nation
By Chad E. Knavel, P.E., Structural Task Leader, Steven D. Pfeifer, P.E., Project Manager, and Lisle E. Williams, P.E., PLS, Director, Infrastructure Project Development, DMJM+HARRIS, Inc.
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