Inglis, Charles Edward, 1875 - 1952 (engineer)
Dates and places
Admitted to King's College, Cambridge, 1894. BA: 1897, MA 1901. Professor of Mechanism 1919-40.
Geographical areas
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Legal status / Nationality
British
Sphere of activity
Engineering
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
C.E. Inglis' research notes and off-prints, 1928 - 1947
Papers include: notes on the Inglis bridge, a tubular construction used in military operations, 1940 and n.d.; 'Oscillations in a bridge caused by the passage of a locomotive' from Proceedings of the Royal Society, A, vol.118, 1928, pp.60-96; 'Solid body mechanics in relation to mechanical engineering' in the Institute of Mechanical Engineers Proceedings vol.157, 1947, pp.271-4.
Correspondence between Professor C.E. Inglis and F.W. Troup, architect, on the new Engineering Department buildings, 1919 - 1930
Correspondence includes: a ground floor plan showing the position of trial holes, 23 Apr. 1920, scale: 10 feet to five eighths of an inch; print of the façade of the entrance and lecture room block, reprinted from The Builder 29 June 1928; plan showing the underpinning of the south flank wall and corridor of the centre block to Coe Fen, 5 Mar. 1930, scale: 8 feet to 1 inch.
Memorandum on the position and duties of lecturers and demonstrators in the Engineering Department, 1920
The memorandum was prepared for the information of the Statutory Commissioners.