The Master of Engineering Theses Collection features research projects completed by students in the Master of Engineering (MEng) program at the University of Louisville. Previously included in the main Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETD) Collection, these theses now have a dedicated space to enhance discoverability and provide easier access to MEng-specific research.
Theses/Dissertations from 1940
The effect of particle size on the tinting strength of a pigment., Gaylord Barrick 1917-1948
The vapor phase oxidation of a benzene solution of phenanthrene, using soluble catalysts., Carey William Brackin
The utilization of grapefruit waste., Howard E. Bumsted 1917-1989
An X-ray study of engineering materials., James Edward Butler 1916-
The effect of annealing on Neumann bands., Alex B. Davidson
Pigmentation of ethylcellulose varnishes., Alvin Walter Graef 1914-2006
Plasticizing ethylcellulose : II. Effect of ethylcellulose in spirit varnishes., Ira Walter Hutchison 1914-1996
Hydrology study for the Buffalo Bayou, Texas flood control project., Wilbur E. Kelley 1908-1989
A study of oleoresinous film structure., Frank Rush McQuilkin
A study of the cohesive and adhesive properties of asphalt., Harold Rose 1918-1997
The effect of ethyl cellulose on the properties of short-oil varnishes., John Bradford Scott 1910-1987
Theses/Dissertations from 1939
An investigation of methods for quantitative spectrographic analysis., Frederick Bertram Johnston
Factors affecting the bronzing of Prussian blue pigments., Nathan William Muller
Ethyl cellulose modified exterior house paints., Hugo Louis Schaefer
Correlation of cooling data for kerosene., James Franklyn Scott
Theses/Dissertations from 1938
Heat transfer studies of a hydrocarbon oil., W. R. Barnes
The effect of carbon pigments on drying of linseed oil., H. A. Bennett
The development of a zinc phosphate dental cement., D. O. Myatt
Comparison of ethyl cellulose and nitrocellulose in lacquers., William Wilson Pedersen 1916-2006
The loss in drying power of black paints due to aging., J. E. Rose
Factors involved in improving the blush resistance of lacquers., Franklin D. Snyder
The effect of varying the malt concentration and the pH on the conversion of starch in corn., Gerald L. Veeneman
Theses/Dissertations from 1937
The effect of pH value and pressure cooking on the mashing of corn., Chester E. Brown
Cooling of a hydrocarbon oil., Edward Groth
Theses/Dissertations from 1935
The air and vacuum drying of Prussian Blue., David B. Ardern
Construction and application of a vacuum tube potentiometer., R. Palmer Benedict
Physical properties of silica-plaster mixtures., Robert Neiman
