University of Cambridge

Gebril's examination, and the 150th anniversary of the Iron and Steel Institute of London


Mecanno aircraft, 1925, Lindsay Greer
Meccano aircraft belonging to Lindsay Greer
Professor Vasant Kumar, Gebril El-Fallah and Professor Francisca Garcia Caballero
Professor Vasant Kumar, Gebril El-Fallah and Professor Francisca Garcia Caballero, after Gebril's Ph.D. examination
Professor Vasant Kumar, Gebril El-Fallah and Professor Francisca Garcia Caballero
Francisca and Wilberth Alvarez Solano
Francisca and Wilberth Alvarez Solano
Francisca and Wilberth Alvarez Solano
Francisca and Wilberth Alvarez Solano
Peter Morgan, John Wilcox (Ph.D. in Cambridge at the same time as Harry), Andy Howe
Peter Morgan, John Wilcox (Ph.D. in Cambridge at the same time as Harry), Andy Howe

150th Anniversary, Iron and Steel Institute, meeting in Sheffield

These are not stainless steel
Peter Morgan, John Wilcox (Ph.D. in Cambridge at the same time as Harry), Andy Howe
Peter Morgan, John Wilcox (Ph.D. in Cambridge at the same time as Harry), Andy Howe
Professors John Speer and Wolfgang Bleck
Professors John Speer and Wolfgang Bleck
Cutlers Hall, Sheffield
Meeting was held a the Cutlers Hall in Sheffield
Cutlers Hall, Sheffield
Cutlers Hall, Sheffield
Cutlers Hall, Sheffield,Tuning forks
Tuning forks
Amaia Iza, Harry Bhadeshia
Harry and Amaia Iza (PT Group member)
Steve Ooi and Adreil Wong
Steve Ooi and Adreil Wong, at Indian Restaurant in Sheffield
Steve Ooi and Adreil Wong
Steve Ooi and Adreil Wong
Steve Ooi and Adreil Wong
Sally Parker, Andy Howe
Sally Parker (British Steel, PT Group member) and Andy Howe

Miguel Angel Yescas Gonzalez
Miguel Angel Yescas Gonzalez (Framatome, PT Group member) and Dideir
Miguel Angel Yescas Gonzalez
Miguel Angel Yescas Gonzalez and Harry Bhadeshia
tin can, Bryan Donkin
The first tin can for preserving food, produced in England, by Bryan Donkin and Co., London
Top of two-piece tin can for food
Top of two-piece tin-can for food (steel coated with a thin layer of corrosion-resistant electroplated tin.)
Top of two-piece tin can for food
The top part is coated with a material on the side that faces inwards, in order to form a hermetic seal after mechanical sealing.
Tin can for food
The container is curled at its edges, to mate with the equivalent part on the top-piece.
Tin can for food
These corrugations strengthen the tin which has to sustain pressures that develop when the hot food is inserted into the tin.
tin can for food
Corresponding corrugations on the bottom of the can.

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