MC 00168 Preliminary Inventory to the Perry Grady Papers, 1978 - 2007
This collection contains material donated by Dr. Perry L. Grady, Emeritous Associate Dean and Professor at the North Carolina
State University College of Textiles (COT). Included are course outlines, student works, program advisory committee meeting
minutes, photographs, photographic slides and videotapes documenting the history of the North Carolina State University College
of Textiles and the textiles industry.
Dr. Perry L. Grady has taught and conducted extensive research in textiles in instrument and control system design and development,
computer applications, energy utilization and conservation, electrotechnology applications, fiber and yarn production and
properties, and garment and textile care. He is a registered professional engineer with over eighty publications to his credit.
Restrictions to AccessThis collection is open for research. Access requires at least 24 hours notice. Acquisitions InformationDonated by Perry Grady. Accession number 2007-0261. Preferred Citation[Identification of item], Perry Grady Papers, MC 168, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC Copyright NoticeThe nature of the NCSU Libraries' Special Collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. The NCSU Libraries claims only physical ownership of most Special Collections materials. The materials from our collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. ProcessingProcessed by: Michael Watts;machine-readable finding aid created by: Michael Watts Biographical NoteEmeritous Associate Dean and Professor, Dr. Perry L. Grady has taught and conducted extensive research in textiles in instrument and control system design and development, computer applications, energy utilization and conservation, electrotechnology applications, fiber and yarn production and properties, and garment and textile care. Dr. Grady is a registered professional engineer with over eighty publications to his credit. He is co-editor of the books Microprocessors and Minicomputers in the Textile Industry and Automation in The Textile Industry: From Fibers to Apparel. He is a member of the Fiber Society, the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, the Textile Institute, and ISA-The International Society of Measurement and Control. He is an Honorary Board member of the Hohenstein Institute in Germany. Dr. Grady has received the Outstanding Extension Award at North Carolina State University. He is the recipient of the Fiber Society Distinguished Achievement Award, the Instrument Society of America Textile Industry Division Achievement Award, and the North Carolina State University College of Textiles Cates-Rutherford Lecturer and Distinguished Alumnus in Fiber and Polymer Science Award. He is a member of Sigma Xi, Phi Kappa Phi, Eta Kappa Nu, and Phi Lambda Upsilon honor societies. Scope and Content NoteThis collection contains material donated by Dr. Perry L. Grady, Emeritous Associate Dean and Professor at the North Carolina State University College of Textiles (COT). Included are course outlines, student works, program advisory committee meeting minutes, photographs, photographic slides, and videotapes documenting the history of the North Carolina State University College of Textiles and the textiles industry. IdentificationMC 00168 CreatorGrady, Perry L. (Perry Linwood), 1940- Quantity23.0 Linear feet General Physical Description note15 cartons and 1 oversize flat box LocationFor current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center
Reference Staff LanguageEnglish Materials in the collection remain in the order they were received.
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COT Courses and Student Papers - KPEG Umbrella - Ring Binder - Student Work w/grades
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COT Courses and Student Papers - TMS 460 Project - Ring Binder - Sherrill - w/grades
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COT Courses and Student Papers - TMS 460 Project - Ring Binder - Sherrill - w/grades
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COT Courses and Student Papers - TMS 460 - Ring Binder - Quizzes and Handouts
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COT Courses and Student Papers - TMS 460 - Ring Binder - Transparancies
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COT Courses and Student Papers - TMS 460 - Ring Binder - Team Member Evaluations
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COT Courses and Student Papers - Electric Power and Energy Measurement in the Textile Industry
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COT Courses and Student Papers - Compact Disc Longevity -
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COT Courses and Student Papers - 'A' Team Manufacturing Company -
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COT Courses and Student Papers - Fibre Enterprises -
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COT Courses and Student Papers - Role of PET and Glass Fibers -
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COT Courses and Student Papers - Operation Military Textiles -
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COT History Programs - Computer Based Budgeting and Control of Energy Consumption in Textile Manufacturing
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COT History Programs - EPRI Textile Office
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COT History Programs - Spring Meeting of the Technical Advisory Committee, 2003
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COT History Programs - Fall Meeting of the Technical Advisory Committee, 2004
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COT History Programs - Spring Meeting of the Technical Advisory Committee, 2004
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COT History Programs - Spring Meeting of the Technical Advisory Committee, 2003
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COT History Programs - Second Symposiu on Protective Clothing, 2002
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COT Energy Program - Computer Based Budgeting ad Control of Energy Consumption in Textile Manufacturing - 1 of 3
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COT Energy Program - Computer Based Budgeting ad Control of Energy Consumption in Textile Manufacturing - 2 of 3
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COT Energy Program - Computer Based Budgeting ad Control of Energy Consumption in Textile Manufacturing - 3 of 3
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COT Energy Program - Energy Models
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COT Energy Program - Textile Industry Scoping Study
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COT Energy Program - Modeling and Analysis of Industrial Usage
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COT Energy Program - Saving Money With High Efficiency Motors
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COT Energy Program - Energy Management Audit Workbook
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COT Energy Program - Computer Based Simulation slide print outs
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COT Energy Program - Industrial Market and Energy Management Guide
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COT Energy Program - Industrial Electrotechnology Laboratory
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COT Energy Program - Energy and Productivity Programs
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COT Energy Program - Energy and Productivity Programs
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COT Energy Program - Textiles Energy Management Conservation Manual
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COT Energy Program - Energy Models
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COT Energy Program - IEL
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COT Energy Program - Industry Program
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COT Energy Program - Industry Program
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COT Energy Program - Textile Energy Mangement, 1988
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COT Energy Program - Textile Energy Mangement, 1988
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COT Energy Program - RF Heating - Duke Power
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COT Energy Program - Final Summary - Textile Energy Workshop
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COT Energy Program - New Industrial Heat Pump Applications
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COT Energy Program - Energy Programs
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COT Energy Program - Site Summary
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COT Energy Program - Site Summary
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COT Energy Program - Textile Energy Management
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COT Energy Program - Energy Information -
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COT Energy Program - Development of an Energy Management Model -
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COT Energy Program - Development of an Energy Management Model -
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COT Energy Program - Textile Energy Management -
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COT Energy Program - Textile Energy Management - An Energy Conservation Model -
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COT Energy Program - Daily Demand Profile -
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Slides - Energy - RF Slides -
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Slides - Computer Slides -
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Slides - New Building Slides - -
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Slides - I - TMA - 1987 - -
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Slides - New Building Slides - II - -
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Slides - New Building Slides - II - -
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Slides - Energy Slides - -
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Slides - Miscellaneous - -
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COT - Information - Centennial Campus
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Loose Notes Misc.
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Textiles History - Rutherford - w/photographs
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New Building - III/CIM Slides
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Slides - Computers/Robots
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Booklets - - Static Electricity and Literature Survey of Fiber Blending
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Slides- - ITMA, 1991
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Slides- - New Building - Statistics
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Energy Programs
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Miscellaneous NC State Bulletins
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Photographs - COT - 1950's ?
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Electric Power and Energy Measurement in the Textile Industry - 3 copies
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Textile - Greige & Manmade Fiberelectric Management and Fiberelectric Manual
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Preserving Hosiery Manufacturing in North Carolina
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Preserving Hosiery Manufacturing in North Carolina
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Polymer Fibers 2002
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Proceedings - World Textile Conference, 2002
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The Evolution of Spinning
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Textile Industry Scoping Study
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Electri-Power Measurement
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Electri-Power Measurement
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Texplan Systems
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Garment and Textile Care Program - Conference Proceeding, 1998
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Energy Futures Task Force
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The Safe Handling of Perchloroethylene Dry Cleaning Solvent
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Ernst and Whitney - Yarncost Model
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Fiber Society - 2001 Conference
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Fiber Society - 2001 Conference
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Solutions Manual - Fiber Science
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Cotton Incorporated
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Cotton Incorporated
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Textile Greige and Manmade Fiberelectric Management and Conservation Manual
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TextileIndustry - Profile and DSM Options
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Textile Industry - Profile and DSM Options
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Textile Industry Pamphlets
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Textile Transparancies
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Application of Ultrasound in Textile Wet Processing
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VHS - Bits and Pieces to beat the Competition
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VHS - Sim Tek
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VHS - Wollbrecht Electrolytic Flock System
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VHS - Wollbrecht Garment Dyeing Machine
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VHS - Electric Infrared Heating
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The Commercial Clothes Dryer Market
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The Development of a Microwave Clothes Dryer - 1
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The Development of a Microwave Clothes Dryer - 2
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The Memory Jogger
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Extenis Intellihance RGB - floppy disk
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Technical Report - U.S. Air Force (SRI International) New Polymeric Materials Expected to Have Superior Properties For Space-Based
Uses
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IEEE 1991 Annual Textile, Fiber, and Film Industry Technical Conference
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IEEE 1995 Annual Textile, Fiber, and Film Industry Technical Conference
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ISA Training Institute
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Channels to Market in the American Apparel Industry
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Alumni Survey
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Fixed Guideway Engineering Study
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Fixed Guideway Engineering Study
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Development of a Microwave Clothes Dryer - Interim Report III
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Computer and Communications Self Study
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The U.S. Textile Industry : An Energy Perspective
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e-tex Servcies
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e-tex Servcies
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Electronics in Textiles
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Battelle Computer Study
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Electronics in Textiles
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College of Textiles - Compact Plan
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TAG - Technical Assessment Guide
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School of Textiles
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Invention Machine Software
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Computer Based Budgeting and Control of Energy Consumption in Textile Manufacturing
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MES
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Application of Ultrsound in Textile Wet Processing
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Ultrasonic Dyeing, Finishing an Washing of Cotton Fabrics
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Energy Projects
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Rick Ingham Project
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Power Quality in the Textile Industry
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Pollution Prevention in the Garment Care Industry
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Pollution Prevention in the Garment Care Industry
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Computer Based Budgeting and Control of Energy Consumption in Textile Manufacturing
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Electronics in Textiles, 1989
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North Carolina School of Textiles
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Proceedings - Apparel Care and the Environment
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Electronics in Textiles, 1989
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Application of Ultrasound in Textile Wet Processing - Phase 2
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TMS 460 Transparencies
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The Heartbeat of America - That's Today's Textiles
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Operation Military Textiles
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Flying Fishermen Inc.
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Technologies That Benefit Today's Apparel Consumer
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Keeping You Covered
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Pseudo Data Translog Cost Function Approach
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TMS 211
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Description and Review of Spinning Calculation Program
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Centennial Campus
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Corporate Affiliate Program
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Photographs - Kinkos package -Nancy Martin
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Photographs - Miscellaneous Textile Equipment Photos
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Photographs - Miscellaneous 8 X 11 COT Portraits
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The Efficiency of Color Removal Techniques
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Student's Notebook, 1914 - 1918
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Ozone Laundering of Textile Products at the Northwest Correctional Complex in Tiptonville, Tennessee
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TMS 460 Course Notes and Transparencies
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Tazwa Research Notebook
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COT Notes, Correspondence, Nanotechnology, Intelligent Fabrics
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Ballistics Project Notebook
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Ballistics Project Notebook
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Zip Drive Cartridge (unmarked) and Vivaldi CD
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Textiles Energy Management
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Adjustable Speed Drives
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Polypropylene Strips
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Polypropylene Strips
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Loading Procedure Document
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The Effect of Internal Additives
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Can Quick Response Assist
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A Guide to Giving at N.C. State
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Teaching Effectiveness Workshop
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NCSU Self Study - Vol. 1
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NCSU Self Study - Vol. 2
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NCSU Self Study - Vol. 3
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NCSU Self Study - Vol. 4
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Motors Study
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DSM Study of the Textile Industry
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Ozone Renovation of Spent Fiber Reactive Exhaust Dyebath - 2 copies
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Motor and Drive Technology
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Agenda - Electric Infrared for Textile Thermal Processing
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Electric Motors
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Heat Economy in Textiles Mills
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Textile Industry Scoping Study
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Technology Guidebook for Electric Infrared Process Heating
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Radio Frequency Dielectric Heating in Industry
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Handbook of Radio Frequency Drying of Textiles
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Application of Ultrsound in Textile Wet Processing
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Accessing the Health Risks of Airborne Carcinogens
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Automated Handling of Textile Yarn Packages - 3 copies
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Radio Frequency and Infrared Drying of Sized Textile Wrap Yarns
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Development of a Microwave Clothes Dryer: Interim Report V
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Development of a Microwave Clothes Dryer: Final Report - 4 copies
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Microwave Drying of Sweater Fabrics - 3 copies
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Microwave Drying of Textile Products at the Northwest Correctional Complex in Tiptonville, Tennessee - 7 copies
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Textile Industry: Profile and DSM Options - 2 copies
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Power Quality Considerations for the Textile Industry - 9 copies
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Solid on Solid Processing of Textiles
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EPRI Fact Sheet
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EPRI Industry Briefs
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Tech Application - RF Drying of Sized Filament Warp Yarn
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EPRI Handbook for Management of Textile Plant Air Conditioning Systems
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Handbook of Electric Infrared Heating for the Fiber, Apparel, Carpet and Textile Industry
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Six Oversized Photos of Textile Industry Equipment
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