Published Resources Details

Journal Article

Author

Barnes, F. B.

Title

Storage required for a city water supply

In

Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia

Imprint

vol. 26, no. 9, Sep 1954, pp. 198-203

Description

This paper was presented as part of a symposium, that originated in the Melbourne Division of The Institution and was presented before a General Meeting of the Division, on 17th November, 1953.

The author, F. B. Barnes BCE AMIEAust, is employed in the Design Office of the Water Supply Branch, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works.

See also discussions and communications: JIEA vol.27, no.7-8, Jul-Aug 1955, p.207

Related Published resources

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Green, K. D.; Alexander, G. N.; Barnes, F. B.; Chapman, R. G., 'Water resources investigations in Victoria (A symposium of four papers)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 26 (9) (1954), 173-207. Details

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Barnes, F. B.; Watson, G. S.; Ronayne, J., 'Storage required for a city water supply (Discussions and communications)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 27 (7-8) (1955), 207. Details

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