A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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secondary task was the development new technology fit the Navy's requirements. described "Not research laboratory; it construction laboratory— more properly universal machine shop" that could produce "anything from submarine to Q a microscope.XII- 4 America's greatest minds were involved the NCB, including Frank Sprague, Willis Whitney, Leo Baekeland, and Elmer Sperry. Edison insisted that the lab stocked with supplies every kind that could Q work quickly. Edison planned this laboratory along the same lines his own; was to large enough benefit from economies scale and it had situated close New York City, "the great mart" where supplies could quickly obtained. was contain machine shop, pattern shop, foundry, drafting rooms, testing rooms, and a motion picture developing department. This facility was intended make sure that the Navy got value for money its contracts and that would have the best equipment available, and fair price." Edison envisaged facility that could work in a broad spectrum different experimental projects. Speed of . A early meeting the Board resolved that its work would best be served the creation naval laboratory that would test new equipment and carry out experiments naval technology. The recommendations of this committee described installation that bore close resemblance his West Orange lab. Edison took leading role the committee that considered the makeup the laboratory. was have , 7 electrical, chemical, and physical laboratories