Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Henry Cobden Turner

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Henry Cobden Turner (1888- )

1922 A.M.C.T., A.M.I.E.E., Electrical Engineer, Hamewith, Urmston. T. A.: "Urmston 199." T. N.: 199 Urmston. b. 1888. Ed. Manchester Grammar School, Salford Technical School, Manchester College of Technology (Diploma in Electrical Engineering). Four years with General Electric Co., Ltd., Peel Works; four years with Ferranti, Ltd.; two years research work on magnets, A.C. meters, mercury meters, etc. 1912—Manager, Meter Department, Electrical Apparatus Co., Ltd.; designed the type H.T., A.C. Watthour meter, also polyphase ditto. 1915—In charge, export meter and instrument sales, British Westinghouse Co., Ltd. 1918—Manager of Salford Electrical Instruments, Ltd., designer of instrument for use of blind, etc.

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