Fluid phase analyzer Patent

Mixed liquid and vapor phase analyzer design with thermocouples for relative heat transfer measuremen

Flow control valve

A flow control valve for high temperature fluids is disclosed. The valve is characterized by an all-metal flow control unit including a tubular conduit, terminating in a valve seat, a throttling cone having an internal, truncated conical surface coaxially related to the valve seat and supported for axial motion relative to the seat, and an axially reciprocable, flow-control plug supported in coaxial relation with the cone. The plug is provided with a truncated conical surface configured to be mated with the surface of the throttling cone for regulating a flow of fluid established through the unit and a curved shut-off surface

Corrosion of niobium-1 percent zirconium alloy and yttria by lithium at high flow velocities

Lithium corrosion of niobium zirconium alloys and yttrium oxides at high flow velocitie

Shutoff and throttling valve

Leaktight shutoff, precise flow control, and very low pressure drop are incorporated in all-metal valve designed for operation under extreme temperatures. Valve constructed with refractory metal is intended for control of high-temperature liquid cesium, but has applications related to control of high- and low-temperature liquids and gases

Multicultural Counseling Issues: Practicing Outside Boundaries of Competence

This article examines issues of practicing outside boundaries of competency with regards to multicultural counseling. Using current research from the fields of counseling and psychology, the significance to the field of counseling, attributes of a multicultural counselor, and training necessary for competent multicultural counseling are addressed. Briefly outlined are the three dimensions of counseling competencies needed to be a culturally skilled counselor as well as consideration of the problems in the field of counselor education. This article concludes with a summary of researchers’ suggestions on how to ensure counseling students acquire the appropriate training in developing multicultural competencies to practice ethically

Rural America In the Information Age: Telecommunications Policy for Rural Development; and The Writer\u27s Friend

Review of Rural America In the Information Age: Telecommunications Policy for Rural Development by Edwin B. Parker, Heather E. Hudson, Don A. Dillman, and Andrew D. Roscoe; and The Writer\u27s Friend, by Martin L. Gibson

Trends in Urban Newspaper Use of Farm News: A Qualitative Study

Because large-circulation newspapers in the United States continue to serve increasingly urban audiences, there is a logical question as to what place agriculture-related news has in their pages

Computer-Assisted Reporting: A Practical Guide

A review of Computer-Assisted Reporting: A Practical Guide, by Brant Houston

An Approach to Including Ethics in Agricultural Communications Teaching

Professional agricultural communicators today face serious ethical dilemmas. thus there is a need to pay more attention to ethics as a topic in agricultural communications teaching programs. One approach at the University of Illinois uses student role-playing and vigorous class discussion to alert students to the seriousness of the situation and give them some feeling for the types of difficult choices they may face as professionals. Teachers in agricultural communications need more interaction with each other to share ideas and information on such topics

Magazine and Feature Writing

A book review of Magazine and Feature Writing by Hiley H. Ward