第 5 班(熔接關係)(第 1 回世界冶金會議)

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The technique in the United States depended on a consistent mass-production system from the viewpoint of quantity rather than quality. Although there was an idea that articles the more excellent in quality and in uniformity might be available in correspondence with the more abundant mass production, still inavoidably there sometimes were produced some articles inferior in their quality because of their stage of transition. On the other hand, the authors found sometimes very excellent products and superior techniqne in European countries, especially in Germany and Switzerland. In the field of research, the practical studies were much observed in the United States as in cases of other engineerings. The production equipment and production technique in the Great Britain were more behind those of other countries, excepting some specified industries such as steelmaking that depended on the capital from the United States. In the West Germany the authors found devasted remnants within bombarded cities, but once on entering the industrial zone in the suburbs, discovered a magnificient rehabilitation of industries. Though being mountenous and less-populated country with less resources, Switzerland indicated a high level of technique and an earnest spirits of the people. Italy had been widely recovered by the postwar help of the United States, showing a large stride as an industrial state. The argon gas for welding, there, was being already produced, while more than 40 units of the automatic welding machine were operated. The possible markets marked by Germany, Italy and Switzerland are eastern countries such as India, Pakistan Burma and Siam (Tai). Unless the Japanese make efforts for improvement in production technique, Jarant would be an eternally defeated on earth.
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1952-08-25

第 5 班(熔接關係)(第 1 回世界冶金會議)

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