Tag: Lecture

We were very fortunate that James Paskell stepped in at short notice to give us a lecture on developments in Pneumatics over the last fifteen to twenty years.  James is a well travelled engineer, working for Thorite of Bradford. He began his lecture by giving us some background history.  The first records of pneumatics tell of the use of animal … Continue reading “Lecture Report…. Thursday 28th March 2013”

On the 21st February 2013 the Welders and Joiners Society held a lecture on the “Building of the Shard” given by J. J. Krancioch. The Shard is the tallest building in Europe and was officially opened to the public on the 1st February 2013. Johann (John) J. Krancioch was the group Welding and Quality Manager for the Severfield Rowen Construction … Continue reading “Lecture on The Shard”

Our good friend Frank Smith talked about Switzerland’s railways at the Cleckheaton venue at the recent meeting on Thursday 28th February. Frank’s lecture was entitled “Railways to the Clouds“ As usual his illustrated talk was filled with amusing stories and anecdotes. We are sure Frank will return with another interesting talk for us in the future.

The Leeds Association of Engineers has links with other institutions and societies in the area and we are invited to attend certain lectures as their guests. The Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) Automobile Yorkshire Section invited members of the Leeds Association of Engineers to an evening lecture entitled:- ‘The History of Bugatti Cars’  held on Tuesday 6th November 2012 at the … Continue reading “The History of Bugatti Cars… (IMechE Lecture)”