Author: Davies, W W
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Davies, W W
The Structural Engineer, Volume 15, Issue 6, 1937
THE newly elected President of the Institution of Structural Engineers for the Session 1937-1938 is, like his predecessor, a member of the Yorkshire Branch.
IN presenting the paper at the meeting in London on the 28th January last the author enlarged upon his subject by including some slides of apparatus and diagrams which were not included in the text as published in the January issue of the Journal. These will be briefly mentioned for the benefit of those who were unable to attend. M.J.C. McCarthy
The construction of aircraft, being more or less a matter of repetition, requires a factory layout to suit the order and sequence of operations necessary to complete the finished product. Practically the same problems are contained in any factory, such as food or other products, where the articles are produced on mass-productive lines. F.S. Snow