Sidney Armor Reeve Contents Biography Bibliography References External links Navigation menuKass, Irving M. 1942 "Sidney Armor Reeve: Social Energetist," Land and Freedom, January-FebruaryWorks by Sidney A. Reeve0000 0001 2124 2445n878012352365626223656262expanding ite

Engineers from Ohio1866 births1941 deathsPeople from Dayton, OhioAmerican engineer stubs


Dayton, OhioNyack, NYWorcester Polytechnic InstituteEnergeticsFrederick SoddyHenry George




Sidney Armor Reeve (March 27, 1866, in Dayton, Ohio - June 12, 1941, in Nyack, NY) was an author and professor of Steam and Hydraulic Engineering at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute between 1896-1906. He was employed as a consulting engineer in New York City between 1908 and 1932 and held over 50 patents on inventions.




Contents





  • 1 Biography


  • 2 Bibliography


  • 3 References

    • 3.1 Sources



  • 4 External links




Biography


He founded the scientific field of Social Energetics, which was later expanded on by Frederick Soddy in his book The Role of Money.


He was inspired by reading Henry George to investigate sociology. He came to the conclusion that the same mathematics and reasoning applied equally to entropy, energy and thermodynamics in steam boilers as well as in the social body.



Bibliography


  • The cost of competition : an effort at the understanding of familiar facts

  • Energy; work, heat and transformations

  • The entropy-temperature analysis of steam-engine efficiencies

  • Modern economic tendencies; an economic history of America

  • Reeve's Plan for economic democracy

  • The thermodynamics of heat-engines


References



Sources


  • Kass, Irving M. 1942 "Sidney Armor Reeve: Social Energetist," Land and Freedom, January-February

  • Obituary Record of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During The Year 1940-1941


External links




  • Works by Sidney A. Reeve






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