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ASCE 7-93, Minimum Design EoadsforBuildings and Other Structures, American Society of Chemical Engineers, New York, 1993. 

Linsay WT Jr. Chemistry of steam cycle solutions principles. The ASME Handbook on Water Technology for Thermal Power Systems. In Cohen Paul, ed. New York The American Society of Chemical Engineers, 1989 347-544. 

Perkin Medal.— The American Society of Chemical Industry established a medal known as The Perkin Medal the first impression of which was presented to Sir Wm. Perkin in person. The medal is now awarded annually to the American chemist who has contributed the most important work on industrial chemistry. The men who have been awarded the medal, up to 1921, are the following ... 

Ludvigsen, P. J. Sims, R. C. Grenney, W. J. In Proceedings of ASCE Fourth Conference on Computing in Civil Engineering American Society of Chemical Engineers New York, October 1986 pp. 687-698. 

Johnston, D.M. In Proceedings, Computer Applications in Water Resources, American Society of Chemical Engineers New York, 1985 pp. 601-606. 

Engman, E. T. Rango, A. Martinec, J. In Peoceedings, Water Forum 86 American Society of Chemical Engineers New York, 1986 pp. 174-180. 

The American Society of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) is a technical society devoted to chemical engineering and associated technologies and issues. Many chemical engineers work in the chemical process industry. In 1985, AIChE established the Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS). It was an industry response to the Bhopal, India, disaster (Case 24-1). It has become the center of expertise for process safety. It publishes many publications on process safety, and conducts conferences and training to advance process safety practices. 

Ernest LeSueur was a founding member of the American Society of Chemical Engineers (1908) and of the Canadian Institute of Chemistry (1920). He received the Canada Medal of the Canadian Section, Society of Chemical Industry, and that society established a medal in his honor. 

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