Little, Inc. Cambridge, Massachusetts Walter R. Chansky Anne N. Dimitriou Edwin L. Field Dr. Charles R. Zinn Contributors Dr. Paul A. Huska Dennis E. Johnson Thomas J. Stevens John R. Swanton, Jr. It comprises Volume III of this study. It was not intended that all literature relating to refuse incineration would be included in this list- ing; but rather, it is a compilation of selected references from specific subject areas.
The subject areas include: Subject References Page Incinerator Data number, location, capacity and major design characteristics in U. In some areas, however, it was found useful to review the literature of earlier years, for instance with regard to emission data and air pollution control equip- ment performance. Domestic technical and government sources were reviewed as well as foreign technical literature and literature previously collected by Arthur D.
The miscellaneous references include such information as population, rain- fall and other information useful in preparing the report.
News-Record 19 , 23 7 November City 12 6 , City 12 12 , City 80 1 , 34 City 80 4 , 21 World 5 , 22 29 July World 14 , 32 30 September News-Record 24 , 12 June Abplanalp and Junius W. Stephenson Am. Public Health 50, August Bellendorf Brennst. Bishop and LeRoy F. Deming Proc. Blanke Power Eng. Brokaw and Steve M. Slaby Amer. Bump Whee1abrator Corp. Campbell, Jr.
Consulting Eng. Cerniglia and H. Cotton Amer. Damiano Amer. City II 4 , Easterlin Amer. City 80 2 , Eberhardt and W. Mayer Proc. Incinerator Conf. Fife Proc. Fitzpatrick Proc. Fox, Jr. Gilbert Public Works 22 9 , Goepfert and H. Gorman Amer. Greeley J. Air Pollution Control Assoc. Gruenwald and John A. Reynolds Amer. City 84 8 , Hawkins Amer. Heiny Brennst. Hotti and R. Tanner Amer. Hume J. Kaiser Eng. School, Milwaukee, Conf. Preprint Kuckuck Amer. Abraham Michaels Amer.
