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Lakes Bulk Carriers

Subject Of SNAME

Symposium In Canada "Hull Stresses in Great Lakes

Bulk Carriers" was the subject of a SNAME Symposium at the Cha- teau Laurier in Ottawa, Canada,

July 21-23. Thirteen papers in all were presented by authors from both the United States and Can- ada during the three-day sympo- sium, which was sponsored by the

Eastern Canadian and Great Lakes

Sections of The Society of Naval

Architects and Marine Engineers in conjunction with the Society's

Technical and Research Program.

Strength standards and load lines for large bulk carriers on the

Great Lakes have received con- siderable attention over the past few years. This has included full- scale stress measurements on the

Inland Steel Company's Great

Lakes ore carrier Edward L. Ryer- son, as well as programs of con- tinuous measurement of waves and weather on the Great Lakes by the

Canadian Ministry of Transport,

National Research Council of Can- ada, United States National

Weather Service, Lake Survey of

NOAA and reporting ships. The various technical papers presented summarized these on-going pro- grams, analyzed bending moment experiments on Great Lakes bulk carrier models, discussed current

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Robert Shaw, Deputy Minister,

Canadian Department of Environ- ment, gave a short address on a timely subject during the Sympo- sium Dinner at the Chateau Laur- ier on Thursday, July 22.

Concluding remarks to the tech- nical session were given on Friday,

July 23, by Dr. Pierre Camu, The

Administrator, Canadian Marine

Transportation Administration,

Ministry of Transport.

Social events included a recep- tion Wednesday evening, July 21, followed by a theater performance at the National Arts Center; re- ception, dinner and dancing at the

Chateau Laurier on July 22, and a tour of the Marine Dynamics and

Ship Laboratory of the National

Research Council of Canada on

July 23. Much assistance for these social events has been rendered by the Dominion Marine Association and the Lake Carriers Association.

GE Names Williamson

Manager Gas Turbine

Market Development

Delbert L. Williamson

Delbert L. Williamson has been appointed General Electric's mana- ger of market development for the

Gas Turbine Marketing Operation.

The announcement was made by

Edward W. Springer, manager of the Gas Turbine Marketing Op- eration.

As manager of market develop- ment, Mr. Williamson is responsi- ble for the development of new products, applications, standards, and systems involving the use of heavy-duty gas turbines. He is also responsible for marketing communications and sales promo- tion for the Gas Turbine Opera- tions.

Prior to his recent appointment,

Mr. Williamson was manager of combined cycle systems for GE's

Gas Turbine Operations.

Mr. Williamson attended the

University of Kansas and received a B.S. degree in electrical engi- neering from Finlay College in 1959. After graduation, he was em- ployed by GE and held several electric utility sales assignments.

In 1966, he moved to the market- ing section of the Medium Steam

Turbine Generator Department in

Lynn, Mass., where he held posi- tions as electric utility sales engi- neer, manager of new applications, and manager of product planning and market development. 14 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News