The 16 in. E.R.W. Tube Plant, Shotton

Author: Brooks, W T;Burnett-Stuart, T;Godfrey, G Bernard

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The 16 in. E.R.W. Tube Plant, Shotton

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Brooks, W T;Burnett-Stuart, T;Godfrey, G Bernard

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 38, Issue 11, 1960

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Brooks, W T;Burnett-Stuart, T;Godfrey, G Bernard

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 38, Issue 11, 1960

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The object of this paper is to describe thc structural aspects of the plant erected at Shotton, Flintshire, in which Stewarts and Lloyds will produce welded oil-line pipe up to 16 in. outside diameter by the Electric Resistance Welded (E.R.W.) process.

W. T. Brooks, T. Burnett-Stuart and G. Bernard Godfrey

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