Climax Molybdenum Section - Management

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Aug 1, 1955

Abstract

The Climax design is for the human being and his needs. Climax President Arthur Bunker has likened the high mountain operation to a giant, 250 million tons in weight, and 12 thousand feet high. No matter how huge or complicated the plant, the design must assure efficient operation by its human operators. By the same token, living and playing facilities must be designed for fullest satisfaction in use-else the capital investment is not justified. Even the product, molybdenum, finds its application through the ever growing demands of a highly industrialized society of humans. Research in Climax Laboratories, in tune with our technical age, helps guide molybdenum to its maximum use for society.
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APA:  (1955)  Climax Molybdenum Section - Management

MLA: Climax Molybdenum Section - Management. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1955.

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