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"History of Islamic Science: articles by Donald Hill"

Wiedmann and Well at Safed. Dates and brief biographies of Arab Geographers plus other articles. Middle East. Publications by Donald Hill on Islamic mill power including:
Science and Technology in Ninth-Century Baghdad (1993)
Arabic Mechanical Engineering: Survey of the Historical Sources (1991)
I precedenti greci dell'ingegneria europea del Medioevo (nd)
Byzantine and Arabic Mathematical Gearing (1985)
Islamic Fine Technology and its Influence on the Development of European Horology (1987)

Research material on Modern Wind Energy

Research material, as compiled by Stephen Buckland, on modern wind energy. Contains notes, correspondence, newspaper cuttings and photocopies and pages from publications.

Buckland, John Stephen Percy (1935-2006), mill researcher

Miscellaneous North American mill material

The box contains the "Final Report on the Preliminary Examination of the Equipment at the Wakefield Grist Mill [Canada]" (1980); a list of USA Wind energy information sources (1977); a list of wind generator manufacturers and dealers (1978); a checklist of combined wind/watermills around the world; a copy of SPOOM Research "Old Mill Powertrains" by Clark Männ (2004); a box of slides labelled "Making 'tub' wheel N.C. USA - from Foxfire Magazine"; photograph of Experimental Wind Turbine, Howard's Knob, North Carolina.

Sass, Jon A (b. 1942), miller and millwright

David Elliott Collection

  • ELLI
  • Collection
  • Late 20th century - 2023

Papers on renewable energy and energy policy, slides of renewable energy technologies.

Elliott, David, renewable energy professor

Peter Musgrove Collection

  • MUSG
  • fonds
  • Late 20th century-2023

The fonds contains a variety of media, including correspondence, publicity materials, press cuttings and press releases, photographs and reports. Most of the material covers the 1970s -1990s and includes information about wind technology for electricity generation in the UK as well as in other countries, particularly Denmark and the USA, as well as smaller amounts relating to other countries around the world. The records provide important insight into a number of organisations such as the British Wind Energy Association, National Windpower, the Wind Energy Group, the Intermediate Technology Development Group and the Central Electricity Generating Board, as well as information about projects and individuals interested in renewable energy in different universities, mainly in the UK.

Musgrove, Peter