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Journal Article

Title: Electrical Engineering Prize - 1957 Award
In: Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint: vol. 30, no. 9, Sep 1958, pp. 289-290
Description: Includes brief biographies of Mr G C Dewsnap, MEE AMIEAust, and Mr E G Williams, AMIEAust.
Abstract: The Council of The Institution has decided that the 1957 Award of the Electrical Engineering Prize of The Institution of Engineers, Australia, be made to Mr. G. C. Dewsnap, MEE AMIEAust, and Mr. E. G. Williams, AMIEAust, for their paper entitled, "Investigation of fault detection methods for the impulse testing of transformers", which was published in the December 1957, issue of The Journal.

Awards

Electrical Association Premium, Institution of Engineers, Australia (1919 - 1975)
Electrical Engineering Prize (1957) - to Mr G C Dewsnap, MEE AMIEAust, and Mr E G Williams, AMIEAust, for the paper "Investigation of fault detection methods for the impulse testing of transformers", The Journal, Dec 1957.

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Dewsnap, G. C.; Williams, E. G., 'Investigation of fault detection methods for the impulse testing of transformers', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 29 (12) (1957), 311-319. Details

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