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Husband, J
The Structural Engineer, Volume 6, Issue 8, 1928
Fifty-one candidates entered for the competition for the Dorman-Long Scholarship (value 8300 and gold medal. Open to all members of the Institution). Of these, thirty-four completed their sketch designs for the first part of the competition, and twenty sent in the final completed designs.
As an example of the procedure to adopt let us take two equal spans continuous over three supports and assume our unit load to occupy a position (a) distant k 1 from the support 3 and apply our theorem assuming continuity to be maintained:- J.W.E. Penrose
To the Editor of The Structural Engineer. Sir,-The paper in your June issue by E. Copeland Snelgrove on The Design of Concrete Tanks presents some significant facts concerning the stability or rather lack of stability in concrete walls designed to sustain water pressure, but designed in total disregard of the simple principle of mechanics which tells us that confined water will exert a pressure gauged by the head to the free water surface.