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The Structural Engineer, Volume 49, Issue 9, 1971
The paper describes a simplified method of analysing cylindrical shells with a view to reducing numerical work to a minimum by using a set of design tables and solving only four boundary constants at a time.
Dr. D. Robak: As one closely connected with the design of the hangar, from the initial discussion with the user to the day of its final completion, I would like to enlarge on the reasons why the scheme described by Mr. Taylor was finally adopted.
Mr. W. G. N. Geddes, BSc, CEng, FIStructE, FICE, FIWE, FIES, has the distinction of being the first Scot to serve as President of the Institution while actually domiciled in Scotland. Taking ofice on 7 October next, Mr. Geddes will deliver his Presidential Address at an Ordinary Meeting at 6 pm that evening at 11 Upper Belgrave Street, London.