Published Resources Details

Journal Article

Title

Warren Memorial Prize - 1943 Award

In

Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia

Imprint

vol. 17, no. 6, Jun 1945, p. 116

Abstract

Recent Awards made by the Council.
The Council of The Institution at the 102nd Meeting held at Melbourne on 19/3/1945 received a report from the Papers and Publications Standing Committee and approved the award of the following Prizes:-

Warren Memorial Prize - 1943 Award, to Mr G O Boulton, ME MIEAust, for his paper, "The use of airlocks", presented before the Brisbane Division in May, 1942.

Awards

W. H. Warren Medal, Institution of Engineers, Australia (1926 - )
Warren Memorial Prize (1943) - to Mr G O Boulton, ME MIEAust, for the paper, "The use of airlocks", presented before the Brisbane Division in May, 1942

Related Published resources

isRelated

Boulton, George Oswald, 'The use of air-locks', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 14 (1) (1942), 1-13. Details

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