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Industrial Engineer

Industrial Engineer was an American periodical "devoted to the maintenance and operation and electrical and associated mechanical systems in mills and factories", published in the 1920s.

Publication History

Industrial Engineer began publishing under that title in 1922, succeeding Electrical Review and Industrial Engineer, and continuing its issue numbering. It ran under that title until 1927, when it was renamed Industrial Engineering.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1922-1927: HathiTrust has volumes 80-85, all volumes published under this title. The first volume includes some issues published under the predecessor title, and the last includes some issues published under the successor title.

Related Resources

• We also list Industrial Engineering, the successor to this title.

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