Meredith Thring - Books

Books

  • The domestic open fire: a survey of research prior to 1937 M.W. Thring (London : Combustion Appliance Makers' Assn.) 1938.
  • The influence of port design on open-hearth furnace flames J.H. Chesters & M.W. Thring (London : Iron and Steel Institute) 1946.
  • Air Pollution. Based on papers given at a conference held at the University of Sheffield, September, 1956. Edited by M. W. Thring (London: Butterworths Scientific Publications) 1957
  • Pilot plants, models, and scale-up methods in chemical engineering R. E. Johnstone & M. W. Thring (New York : McGraw-Hill) 1957.
  • The science of flames and furnaces M.W. Thring (London, Chapman & Hall) 1952.
  • Nuclear propulsion edited by M.W. Thring (London : Butterworths) 1960.
  • Pulsating combustion : the collected works of F.H. Reynst edited by M.W. Thring (Oxford : Pergamon) 1961.
  • The science of flames and furnaces, 2nd edition M.W. Thring (London, Chapman & Hall) 1962.
  • The principles of applied science M. W. Thring (Oxford, Pergamon) 1964.
  • Engineering: An outline for the intending student M. W. Thring, 1972 ISBN 0-7100-7403-4
  • Man, machines and tomorrow M.W. Thring, 1973 ISBN 0-7100-7555-3
  • Energy and Humanity M. W. Thring & R. J. Crookes, 1974 ISBN 0-901223-60-3
  • Machines, masters or slaves of man? M.W. Thring, 1974, ISBN 0-901223-53-0
  • Strategy for Energy M. W. Thring, 1975 ISBN 0-85070-550-9
  • How to invent M.W. Thring, 1977. ISBN 0-333-22026-9
  • The engineer's conscience M.W. Thring & E. R. Laithwaite, 1980 ISBN 0-85298-433-2
  • Robots and telechirs : manipulators with memory, remote manipulators, machine limbs for the handicapped M.W. Thring, 1983 ISBN 0-85312-274-1
  • Quotations from G.I.Gurdjieff's Teaching: A Personal Companion M. W. Thring, 1998 ISBN 1-898942-13-7

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