Published Resources Details

Journal Article

Author

Boyd, Gwynn Stuart

Title

Bunnerong Power Station of the Municipal Council of Sydney

In

Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia

Imprint

vol. 1, no. 12, Dec 1929, pp. 441-464

ISBN/ISSN

0020-3319

Description

This paper, No.301, by Gwynn Stuart Boyd AMIEAust, originated in the Sydney Division of the Institution.

See also discussions and communications:
JIEA vol.2, no.5, May 1930, p.171, and
JIEA vol.2, no.6, Jun 1930, pp.208-210.

Abstract

The growth of the electricity supply business of the Municipal Council of Sydney is briefly covered. Problems and methods connected with the preparation of the site of the Bunnerong Power Station are described, followed by a description of the various sections of the buildings and plant.

Related Published resources

isRelated

Boyd, G. S.; Vine Hall, Roger; Haugaard, F. B.; Burgess, N. C.; Longfield, C. M.; Lloyd, A. G., 'The Bunnerong power station, and Bunnerong distribution system (Discussions and communications)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 2 (6) (1930), 208-210. Details
Boyd, Gwynn Stuart, 'Bunnerong Power Station (Discussions and communications)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 2 (5) (1930), 171. Details

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