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The Structural Engineer
COAL handling plants as required for the Canadian coal fields are much different from the general system as adopted in England, and as I have recently come to Canada and have been associated with the design and detail of these particular plants, the contrast has probably been more apparent. Andrew Baxter
The Structural Engineer
IT is to be hoped that the article contributed by Messrs. Sutton and Kerrich in the May issue of the “Structural Engineer” will be warmly welcomed, not only by designing structural engineers, but by all who work with reinforced concrete. C.S. Mackintosh
The Structural Engineer
THE primary object of this short paper is to create a discussion on certain aspects of some simple problems in structural engineering, therefore I claim your indulgence if, in order to arouse interest, some of my remarks may be presented in a slightly contentious manner. W. Cyril Cocking