Mechanical Engineering

U-M owns most of the ASME Proceedings, but it can be a bit difficult to find where they are located.

We own some proceedings through ASME Digital Library.

If the proceedings you are looking for is not available online, try a "Word(s) anywhere" search in Mirlyn Classic, using "ASME" plus the series abbreviation and the volume number; e.g.:

     ASME HTD 83

Alternately to using MIRLYN, or if the MIRLYN tactics don't work, you can use the ASME Proceedings Call Number Database to look up the call number for the proceeding by title words and/or volume number (but note that this database will not be able to tell you if it is checked out or not).

Failing the above, please contact a reference librarian for assistance.

SAE Technical Papers are found in various formats depending on the year of publication. The information below will direct you to the proper format. (Note: The SAE Digital Library can also be used to find citations back to 1908.)

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* Effective October 2009, access to the SAE Digital Library is available from on campus only. If you are off campus and need a SAE paper, please place a request with 7-Fast.

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