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Title
The Institution of Engineers' Prize - 1929 Award
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 1, no. 7, Jul 1929, p. 277
Abstract

The Council of the Institution has been informed by the Senate of The University of Sydney that the 1929 award of The Institution of Engineers' Prize, which was established from funds transferred to the Institution by the Sydney University Engineering Society, has been made jointly to the undermentioned, who presented theses as noted:-
* G. I. Davey - Methods of surveying from the air;
* J. W. Harrod - Balancing and vibrations of multi-throw crankshafts;
* P. L. Henderson - Riding qualities of railway carriages.
The above are all Students of the Institution.

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  • Davey, G. I., 'Methods of surveying from the air', BE thesis, University of Sydney, 1928. Details

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