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Journal Article

Title: Edward Noyes Prize - 1956 Award
In: Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint: vol. 28, no. 9, Sep 1956, p. 249
Description: Includes a brief biography of Mr C A Baker, BA BSc StudIEAust
Abstract: The Council of The Institution has decided that the 1956 Award of the Edward Noyes Prize be made to Mr. C. A. Baker, BA BSc StudIEAust, for his paper entitled, "A rapid field method for design of concrete mixes", which was published in the Apr-May, 1956, issue of The Journal.

Awards

Edward Noyes Prize, Institution of Engineers Australia (1922 - )
Edward Noyes Prize (1956) - to Mr C A Baker, BA BSc StudIEAust, for the paper "A rapid field method for design of concrete mixes", The Journal, Apr-May 1956.

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Baker, C. A., 'A rapid field method for design of concrete mixes', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 28 (4-5) (1956), 119-127. Details

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