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The Structural Engineer, Volume 45, Issue 9, 1967
Mr. F. C. Mellor: ' The paper emphasizes the importance of the team-work between consultant and contractor. We at St. Albans Concrete were very grateful for the opportunities that we were given for very frank discussion at all stages, which enables a well-balanced design to be prepared and which took very full account of the manufacturing aspects. '
Mr. Brian Scruby, CEng, MIStructE, MICE, will take office as President of the Institution 1967-68 on 5 October and will give his Presidential Address at a meeting at 6 o’clock that evening at 11 Upper Belgrave Street, London SW1. George Frederick Brian Scruby was born in 1912 and for the past 50 years has lived in the Sutton and Cheam area of Surrey. Essentially a practical engineer, Mr. Scruby attended Wimbledon Junior Technical College until 1927 and, by parttime studies, first at Wimbledon Technical College and later at Borough Polytechnic, prepared for the Institution’s examinations. He became a Graduate in 1935 and an Associate Member in 1937. He transferred to full Member in 1944.
The self-weight of a cantilever tower that is deflected from its stable vertical position, will, in contributing to the loading on the structure, magnify the deflections and bending moments throughout the structure. F.A. Gaydon and W.J. Lanarch