Excerpt from Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal, Vol. 36: November, 1938
In view of their long list of patents granted in rapid succession and with others pending even now it is not surprising that this group of engineers headed by L. T. Mart came to be recognized as the top-ranking experts on matters of heat dissipation. The remarkable feature is the speed with which that standing was attained.
That was easy, Mart says, once we got into production and had a few opportunities to demonstrate the practical value of our products.
Industry had long been vaguely conscious of a need for better cooling equipment. When the young Maine Yankee from Lehigh proved that he knew the answers the giants of the power, refining, refrigeration and processing industries heaped their most vexing heat trans fer problems upon him. And always he either already knew the solution or soon found it.
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