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Box 300, 1400 Vienna, Austria Tel: (+43-1) 26026-0 · www.unido.org · [email protected] r-*^»«^ S- FOUNDRY wmwmnwmm mmmmmmmmmm •••••«PB ,~V- NATIONS INU'lTtlAL DEVELOTKENT ORGANIZATION VIENNA ffc§ ONTHiB w UNITED NATIONS New York,! 73 wmmmmmmmmmm Uniwml Dr «mal aM»ific*tkin/ClM«iflc«ioi» Dfciimto Notations ft» foundry industry: 621.74 621.74 :651.2 669.13 621.74:669... «9.1* IN ï. ni W»kMn>M«MIIÉ|M«>M^>llMMilM •Aloi,7«7,A.I«n •Unii •(••••mMi Hi CONTENTS IOTlOajCTIOII and BCPLANàTOBY »OTB *M* Iftfliáh frenali lamían *f,, Sjwniah *"* wii LUST!» 80CMTm AVO SPKUL IWGIOUTION 8BVICS3 j. a, IntwnaUonal «oramMattl otcmniutions « . , i B. Ittfioaal fov>»;iNMnttí o*f«nicfttif>n« ..,.,, ,.,«•, i 0. Int«w.tt«ul noB-fovmatnfl offtaiíaüon. # . i ft* MmgíoMl aoB~fay«MMat*l orfaniwiUwui ....,,.,,, 2 •• »»tional bodlta ••»»«..••.,.... g H, smofatm 2g A. Quidw to di Motorics 2? B. a»B«m directorías t . « . 2* C. ftranoh directoría« ........t...,,...,.,, ga in. aotaoM » IBATISTICS A» Rotane M« Jd A* Vorld-vida aovara*» , « Oanaral aouraoa «••........,.,.,,,,,, jg •eweae on iron and ««««l induatjy , 4© 1» tafionai oovaraga ....«.,, di 0. National aovara«* , ....,,, 43 XV. BMIC HaKKXXS, TWTBCOM AND KAXUAL8 4e i i V. — - 50 VI. mWttAtH «IBS 53 VII. SPtCIàtlBD OZßTIORASin AID INCYCLOPAIDIA8 55 i viti* BiBLionunin # II. CUWOWT WRIODICALS 57 x. curaarr ABSTAACTMQ AUS INUMINO HBIOMCALS 69 i IV Page XI. PBOTBS!H'«S, FAP3R3 AND SEP0RÎ3 k, .-nU-i M*tt..a» IniMirial >v.-lo«.v. Or^iWt on 72 U i. lrttepn««io!ial Lal-vtf Of^'«u*i S. KiSixUwiw*' 74 XJÏ, FILMS 0:l FOuSafiY F3A-TI IE eâ un. orHSR POTWV-UL soi«» OP inroMài-ion A. CoiuwUins *aà •vg^ntmag servie«« .... 8ì B. Paira and exhibition* a. »ai*«**» tr«à« *nd pr«4.ttta • ,.....• B, ÜMtinga wiá oeuf«*«»«* ..»..••••*»**•'••* _ I. p»t«ntB and U«WH * * * * p. Stmndstfae and spaeifiOfcUans . ... *à . t ••«»•••• • • 0. Information on UHM*«- aotiviUts . 91 HibH-^iMhiafcl ooa-.oe u»*J ia ^«piHng the preMnt (iiwoiory 92 ÉtadtemiMAluli T INTRODUCTION The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (iJTJTDO) r-rorw•'• .• the use of industrial information in developing countries by givii.* cuidan-; for the improvement of local information facilities to organizations involved in industrial development. On© important measure for suoh development l:=. in*' compilation of directories of and guidas to basic information sources. The USÎSO »fork programme for 1972-1973 oalls for the compilation of * series of such directories and guides, listing selected information sourc-i: on branches oí' industry of primary concern to developing countries, The present «aide, Information apura«, on ^ ftundrv Industry. ia the fifth in the serie«, «tills* Quides te Infos—Ai«, a^^ /nwim/f.»/«» M rtm previous ones were on the "Heat-Proceseing Industry«, th '•Cement and Concrete Industry*» the "leather and leather Coeds Industry and the "furniture and Joinery Industry", future guides will deal with information so-ircos on industrial quality control and on the vegetable oil industry. These directories and guides are not intended to be exhaustive nor aro they intended as research tools, but rather a selection of sources cons id«red to be of practical valus to th-i immediate neods of the users. To assist these users, the data have been or «piled to give as much information as possible for rapid scossa to the bodies referrod to, and to facilitate ac<*uisition of the publications listed. The two»!* y industry, covered in the present issue, is an industry of vital imrortanoe to the industrial development of a country, although oaatingj may rosjpriss only a minor portion of the metal consumed in a country. I« fact, the first stag« in the creation of a metallurgical industry in a developing oountry usually involves the installation of amali foundries which may later he expanded into operations for the mass production of castings. UMIDO has provided technical assistance to a number of developing countries in establishing and developing a foundry industry. As many information sources may not have been included in this directory, Buggestions for the inclusion of additional information in a futuro, iwinod version will be welcome. i•i vii EXPLANATORY SOTBL Publication« have been Belected mainly fro» literature Ui th<^ offl-ial languages of the united Natîonej wh«n appropriât-, publication; in oth-¿ languages have also bean included. The names of organisations listad in section I are givn mainly »n anglisti or in another official lsnguags of tha United Rations. Names of organisations in other than the official languages of the UnUed Nations havs been tranciatali into English. Where available, the date and nuotar of pages oí the nosi recont know* •dition are indicate« as ««ell as the address or the issuing organisai ion or publisher. In the descriptions of general reference sources, the relevant sections ani pages concerning the foundry «ndustry are given. Prices are givtr wherever available and ar* quoted in the original ourrenoy and/or in United States dollars, The prices should howaver be considered only as general indications, they are subject to change, and conversions of original currency into dollars are subiect to fluctuât ions. indKltodli0" f0r p*riodloal8 *r* <?i"en for «*• i«**. ««I««« otherwise United Mations sales publications should be ordered by salos number. They aro available thro»»gh authorized distributors or may bo ordered fro»« Salos Section Sales Section Publishing Service or United Rations Office United Kations Palais das Hat ion« Mow iorfc, Hew York 1001' 1211 Geneva 10, Switzerland United SUtes of teorica Request« for United Mations documents ( those bearing only dootamnt symbols •nrt no salos numbers) should l» node direct to the i suing Oife*nisation. The following abbreviations have boon used ir. this issue« <%pprox, - approximately disi, • distributor EM - Deutsche Nark (currency, Foderai Republic of r noany) «*% - editionf editor Pr. • Pronos KDH • Mark dor Deutschen Notenbank (eunancy, German Democratic Republic) p* - page(e) pubi. « publisher rev, • revised vol.(e) • volume(s) e • British pounds sterling l • United States dollars, unless otherwise rdioated wBmm ix MTBQBUOTIOB L'CWDl ar.oenraca l'anploitation da l'tnfomaUon induatrUlle dans IMI paya M voi« d« ddwloppanent an damant dt« conaaila aux organianas «al • •ooeuptat d( industrialisation rw leur paraattra d'anéliorar les •«/mm d'infomation locaux. L'una d«a aetivitaa m pim «meaoaa «»••11« «atreprand à cat ««ard «at l'établiaaaaant da riparto! raa ai da «aiaaa daa prineipala« eouroaa d'infornation. te prm«! te travail da l'CaTJM paw 19T2-73 privait l»dtablia- •••i* «»ans acri« da rdparteira« at da «uldea da« aotiroaa d'iafomanon «nr laa aaotaura industrial« qui praaanteat un intdrtt parti «rollar MUT tel yaya ta vaia da ddveloppaaant. U prenant «aida daa Bouraaa d'tafa» ÜJl« inmuta i *+*yj fil IfiriM IMlfHinlUll (WXKAZB/M/ä). law fapaitairaa da* pam« aartaiant «nr l'industria da ta vianda, l'isAattrla da oinaat a« du »sten, l'industrie du euir «t daa artici«. an «ait, «t 1'industria du anubla at da U nanuinari«. Lea prochain« «•tant nrwanria «nz «anroa« d» infornati«! eur la «entrala da la •7>nti*4 dann l'industria at l'iaduatri« daa nulla« Tagftalea. Oat rapertolrea at oaa guidaa na prdtandant pan «tra exhaustifsi ea as «ant paa daa inatrunanta da reoharehe, naia da alaplae liataa daa Marnas d'lafametien ani nanalant affrir un intérêt ienrfdiat pour l»uti- Uentanr. C» a'aat efforce* da domar la plat da ranaatjnanant« passible pan» lai ptrnettro da arañar« rnpidansnt eontact «vao laa erfanianaa Bantlanséi et pour lui fanali tar 1'aoquiaition daa punlioatiena indinadas. LMadnttil« da te fandarla, à fintanti« da lassali« ot guida a «M «inali, a ana inserta*«« esaltai« pour la ddvaloppaaant iadastri«l *»a» paya, nana ai las pi«««« nealees na rapréaantant qu'uni patita •nrtia «a atta! nu'an y nana ami. an fait, In araaiare «tape da 1« wénMai d'una inaastrle abiuratane daña na pars an aal« da ddvaley- panant eouportn «aaft«Iianni l'Installation da patitaa fonderiee ani »•want piua tnr« ttr« anjrs*aies «t produira das pieeea aeuldM an grnada •aria. l'OWDI n nid« an «rand nonbra da paya an vola da dévaloppanant à ordar at à développer una industri« da ea typa. B« nonbrauaaa aouroee d* infornati«! ayant pu «tra eniaaa, noua eoouail- larans volontiere tanta sufaestion d'inaartion da reaeeisnanente eonpléaen- tairea, at il an aara tanu oenpta dana una nouvelle ¿di ti on révieée.