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The Structural Engineer, Volume 8, Issue 3, 1930
Major Caldwell, before summarising his paper, said: On page 74 of The Structural Engineer (Part II. of the paper) certain illustrations are given, and I want at the outset to say that these have already appeared in "Engineering," but there is no reference made to it in the text of the paper, and I should like to take this opportunity of explaining that the omission to do so was unintentional.
APPENDIX (2B). WELDED CONSTRUCTION IN EUROPE. The development of Welded Construction in Europe has been interesting and informative. The illustrations, photographs, and slides will be sufficient to indicate the progress made to date, and include :- Major James Caldwell
One of the most striking applications of reinforced concrete during the last few years has been in the shape of large cooling towers which are a most prominent and impressive feature in some of the power-stations recently erected or developed in this country under the general scheme of electrification of the Central Electricity Board. A.T.J. Gueritte