Published Resources Details

Report

Author
Institution of Engineers Australia
Title
Forty-ninth Annual Report [1968]
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
1969, 14 pp
Description

Published as a Supplement to the "Journal of the Institution of Engineers Australia", v.41 no.1-2 Jan-Feb, 1969.

Awards

People

  • Connolly, Willis Henry (1901 - 1981)

    'Prizes - Peter Nicol Russell Memorial Medal (1968 Award) - to Dr W H Connolly, CBE BEE BCom DEng FIEAust', p.3

  • Endersbee, Lance Aubrey (1925 - 2009)

    'Prizes - R. W. Chapman Medal (1967 Award) - to Mr L A Endersbee, BCE FIEAust, for the paper "Brittle fracture in concrete and rocks"', p.3

  • Morse, Roger Neill (1914 - 2003)

    'Prizes - Mechanical Engineering Prize (1967 Award) - to Mr R N Morse, BSc BE FIEAust, and Mr W R W Read, GradIEAust, for the paper "The development of a solar still for Australian conditions"', p.3

  • Shannon, Gerald Francis (1940 - )

    'Prizes - R. J. N. Franki Medal (1968 Award) - to Mr G T Glasson, BSc BE StudIEAust, for the paper "A dynamic programming method for the optimum positioning and selection of transmission towers"', p.3

Related Published resources

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  • Endersbee, L. A., 'Brittle fracture in concrete and rocks (and Discussion)', Civil Engineering Transactions, CE9 (2) (1967), 217-234. Details
  • Glasson, G. T., 'A dynamic programming method for the optimum positioning and selection of transmission towers (and discussion)', Electrical Engineering Transactions, EE4 (1) (1968), 127-. Details
  • Harrison, H. B., 'Plastic analysis of rigid frames of high-strength steel accounting for deformation effects', Civil Engineering Transactions, CE9 (1) (1967), 127-. Details
  • Hatton, W. D., 'Gas as an energy supply medium (and Discussion)', Mechanical and Chemical Engineering Transactions, MC3 (1) (1967), 99-. Details
  • Limbourn, G. J., 'Impulse voltage distribution between wood and porcelain in transmission line insulation (and Discussion)', Electrical Engineering Transactions, EE3 (2) (1967), 193-. Details
  • Morse, R. N.; and Read, W. R. W., 'The development of a solar still for Australian conditions (and discussion)', Mechanical and Chemical Engineering Transactions, MC3 (1967), 71-. Details
  • O'Shea, J. A., 'Replenishment of underground water supplies - Burdekin Delta, Queensland', Civil Engineering Transactions, CE9 (1) (1967), 117-. Details
  • Roberts, A. W., 'The dynamics of granular material flow through curved chutes (and Discussion)', Mechanical and Chemical Engineering Transactions, MC3 (2) (1967), 216-. Details
  • Skreiner, M.; Roberts, B. W., 'The dynamics of hydraulically actuated linkage mechanisms (and Discussion)', Mechanical and Chemical Engineering Transactions, MC3 (2) (1967), 207-. Details
  • Ward, J. F., 'Phased sloping wire arrays for high angle directivity and suppression of interference (and Discussion)', Electrical Engineering Transactions, EE3 (1) (1967), 37-. Details

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