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| 1 | Blue binder labeled “Ajax Magnethermic Corporation Warren, Ohio” with some hand-written charts and a stapled
monograph labeled “Guide for Loading Oil-Immersed Power Transformers with 65 C Average Winding Rise” by NEMA,
circa 1969, 9.75in x 11.5in |
| 2 | Green binder labeled “Ajax Magnethermic Corporation” holding “System test of a 60 Hz single phase induction
heating system” co-authored by NV Ross, August 1968, 9.75in x 11.5in |
| 3 | Red binder labeled “Ajax Magnethermic Corporation” holding an apparent rough draft of a quote for equipment
for a slab reheating facility, dated 1975, 9.75in x 11.5in |
| 4 | Green binder holding photocopied manuscript by NV Ross on Induction Technology: Coil Design and Selection
(Low and Medium Frequency), front of binder has Nicholas V Ross business card taped to it,
date unknown, 9.75in x 11.5in |
| 5 | Book from the University of Michigan Engineering Summer Conferences, June 27-July 1 1966, from the conference on
Precision Radiometry-Calibration and Instrumentation. Includes as loose sheets NV Ross’s application for enrollment
photocopy, a calendar of lectures, a final roster, a typed July 7th 1966 letter from Ross to M Tama commending the
University of Michigan staff for their capability, course evaluation questionnaire filled out in pencil, and some
notes. 8.5in x 11in |
| 6 | Binder labeled “Ajax Magnethermic Induction Heating Forging Handbook” holding a handbook on induction heating for
hot working ferrous metals, with many photographs of different machines, date unknown, 10in x 11.75in |
| 7 | Green binder labeled “Ajax Magnethermic Induction Corporation” holding photocopied “U.I.E. Induction Heating
Industrial Applications” by Ross, circa 1992, 10.25in x 11.75in |
| 8 | Brown notebook labeled in pen “mechanics,” front page denoting a physics course taught by Mr. Deesz in 1944.
The notebook contains reports of various experiments by Ross. 9in x 11.5in |
| 9 | Tan notebook, front page inscribed “Alternating Current Circuits, AC2, May 21 1947, Assign. 30-31, by Nicholas V.
Ross.” The notebook contains various assignments circa 1947. 9in x 11.5in |
