Published Resources Details

Journal Article

Title
Electrical Engineering Prize - 1969 Award
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 43, no. 1-2, Jan-Feb 1971, p. 31
Abstract

Electrical Engineering Prize - Jointly to Mr D C Smith, MIEAust, Mr G W Bates, MIEAust, and Mr I P Bates, GradIEAust, all of Victoria Division, for their paper entitled "The influence of automatic regulators on the stability characteristics of the Victorian Inter-Connected Power System", published in the September 1969 issue of the Electrical Engineering Transactions.

Awards

  • Electrical Association Premium, Institution of Engineers, Australia (1919 - 1975)

    Electrical Engineering Prize (1969) - to Mr D C Smith, MIEAust, Mr G W Bates, MIEAust, and Mr I P Bates, GradIEAust, all of Victoria Division, for the paper "The influence of automatic regulators on the stability characteristics of the Victorian Inter-Connected Power System", Electrical Engineering Transactions, Sep 1969.

People

  • Bates, George William (1932 - 1995)

    Awarded the Electrical Engineering Prize (1969) - with Mr D C Smith, MIEAust, and Mr I P Bates, GradIEAust, for the paper "The influence of automatic regulators on the stability characteristics of the Victorian Inter-Connected Power System", Electrical Engineering Transactions, Sep 1969.

Related Published resources

isRelated

  • Smith, D. C.; Bates, G. W.; Bates, I. P., 'The influence of automatic regulators on the stability characteristics of the Victorian Inter-Connected Power System', Electrical Engineering Transactions (1969). Details

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