The
new engineering
I conceived the new engineering in 1963.
“New Theory of Thermal Stability in Boiling
Systems” (Nucleonics, May, 1964) was the first article on the new
engineering.
The New Heat Transfer (Ventuno Press, 1974) was
the first book on the new engineering.
(Russian translation was published by Mir, Moscow, in 1977.)
The New Engineering (Ventuno Press, 2002) was
the first book that addressed the full scope of the new engineering.
Dear
Reader,
Thank
you for visiting my site.
This
site contains my book entitled The New Engineering. It can be downloaded for personal use
without charge, or purchased from Amazon or bookstores.
This
site is a work in progress. When it is
completed, it will contain all of the sections listed below in the Table of
Contents. (Incomplete sections are
identified by the absence of links.)
The
conception, development, and promotion of the new engineering have been my
lifework. I have generally been
publicly ignored, and privately portrayed as a crackpot. I have met with stubborn resistance at
almost every turn, and have occasionally been the victim of dirty tricks. Nothing discourages me.
I
am confident that the new engineering will globally replace conventional
engineering. In 1963, I naively and
erroneously thought the world in general, and academia in particular, would
welcome the new engineering because it is so much better than modern
engineering. And because I was only 30
years old, I thought I would live to see the new engineering globally accepted.
I
now realize that I will be in my grave long before the new engineering is
globally accepted.
Eugene
F. Adiutori
October
17, 2005
My e-mail address is efadiutori@aol.com.
Copyright
Ó 2005 by Eugene F. Adiutori
All material on this website may be
downloaded and printed out, but may not be sold, reproduced by any means, or
republished, without the written permission of the copyright owner.
1.
25 minute Powerpoint presentation on the new
engineering
2.
Modern
engineering—the brainchild of Joseph Fourier (1822)
3.
What’s wrong with modern engineering?
4.
Overview
of the new engineering
5.
Book entitled The New Engineering
a.
Downloadable copy of The New Engineering
b.
Narrative on writing and marketing The New Engineering
c.
Reviews
6.
Book entitled The New Heat Transfer
a.
Narrative
on writing and marketing The New Heat Transfer.
b.
Downloadable
copies of the first (1974) and second (1989) editions
c.
Libraries
that have loan copies.
d.
Reviews
of the first edition
e.
Reviews
of the second edition
7.
The
Russian edition of The New Heat Transfer (published by Mir, Moscow in
1977).
a.
Narrative on the Russian edition of The New Heat Transfer
b.
Downloadable
copy of the Russian edition.
9.
Papers published in journals
and magazines
10. Narrative on my 1964 paper accepted for publication in the
AIChE Journal, but never published there. (It was published 30 years later in the International
Journal of the Japanese Society of Mechanical Engineering.)
11. Narrative on the storm of protest that resulted from my first
article entitled “New Theory of Thermal
Stability in Boiling Systems” published in the May, 1964 issue of Nucleonics.
13. Published letters and errata that concern my work
14. Papers I presented at engineering conferences
15. Seminar I was invited to give by Professor Graham B. Wallis,
Thayer College of Engineering, Dartmouth College. The seminar was held on July 9, 1965, as part of a two week
course on two phase flow and heat transfer given by Professor Wallis, Dr. John
Collier, and Dr. Novak Zuber. I was the
only invited speaker.
16. Talks I was invited to give at AIChE and ASME dinner
meetings.
17. Patents
18. Narratives on my experiences as an engineer at General Electric.
19. Narratives on my experiences as a consultant to DPSC, a subsidiary
of Babcock and Wilcox.
20. Miscellaneous experiences and correspondence.
21. My views on matters that concern engineering:
a.
Education
b.
Data
c.
Peer
review
d.
Proper
role of journal editors
e.
Proposed
method of administering Journals.
23. Anecdotes about my heroes.