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Engineering Design & Development

Earth Sciences have a team of Engineers; Steve Boon (Electronic Instrumentation & Servo Hydraulic Control Systems), John Bowles (Engineering Design, Mechanical Instrumentation & Development) and Neil Hughes (Engineering Design, Mechanical Instrumentation & Development) who provide expertise to design and build unique experimental apparatus for our departmental research.

If you require any engineering support, please contact the Head of Laboratories (John Bowles) to discuss the work and fill out a job requisition form from the department's Technical Scheduling Forum's (TSF) intranet link and then email it to John Bowles.

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Stress simulation of ice friction runner

Stress simulation of frame

Page last modified on June 2012 by John Bowles

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