industrial engineering synthetic fuel program

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Gradstudent
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industrial engineering synthetic fuel program

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Post by Gradstudent » 08 Feb 2014, 09:35

Hello,

I am researching the German industrial engineering program of the production of synthetic fuel leading up to and throughout the war. I am focusing of the Fischer-Tropsch process that was invented by these scientists in approximately 1925 at Munich. I am looking for any information folks may have, illustrations, locations of plants, processes, feedstocks, pictures, patents.

Thank you,

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Post by Dann Falk » 10 Feb 2014, 18:51

I would check out the book The Prize by Daniel Yergin.

There is a nice section on the German Oil Problem, including Synthetic Fuels. This is a GREAT Book on the history and use of oil, I would say a must read and gives much background info.


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Post by Exlurker » 14 Feb 2014, 04:59

This: (http://www.fischer-tropsch.org/) has it all. Explore, take the embedded links at the site, learn, enjoy.

There's a weeks worth of casual reading, contained within one little click of your mouse...

Enjoy!

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