Welcome to the IET Humber Network
Welcome to the homepage of the IET Humber Network
The IET Humber Network welcome you to our website. Please use the links on the left hand side of the web pages to find out information such as a brief history of the network, upcoming local events, committee members and the annual dinner dance.
Interested in joining the IET Humber Network Committee ?
If you are interested in finding out more about the IET Humber Network or helping out on the committee please don't hesitate to use the contacts page to get in touch - you'll be more than welcome.
Forthcoming events
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Clean coal development - developments on the IGCC plant
E.ON UK is already a market leader in research and development activities across coal, gas and renewable technologies and we're supporting the Government in its commitment to develop Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) plant, a development that could help address the challenges we face in an increasingly carbon constrained world.
Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC) is seen as one of the key bridging technologies in the facilitation of CCS. This paper intends to detail more about E.ON UK's main drivers and goals and the development of IGCC.
12th March 2008, Grimsby, UK
Lifeskills: Making your career happen
A fast-paced and practical workshop for young people who want to gain that ‘extra polish’ which sets them apart from their colleagues. The theme of the session is developing your professionalism and exploring techniques in self-marketing.
18th March 2008, Scunthorpe, UK
Climate change and the engineer
There's a lot of misinformation about climate change. We'll look at the facts and put them into historical context in the light of the long history of Earth followed by solutions from the abstinence" of environmentalists to "market based" of economists. The voice that's missing in this is that of the engineer but no longer! This will be an interactive session and you'll be involved and we want you to take part in a lively discussion.
15th April 2008, Scunthorpe, UK
The WAH-64D Apache Attack Helicopter
On the 25th May 2005, the UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD) declared the first of the newly acquired Westland Apache Longbow’s fully operational.
Designed to hunt and destroy tanks and other difficult and important targets, the Westland Apache Longbow provides a major enhancement to the Army’s operational capability. The aircraft can operate in all weathers, day or night, and can detect, classify and prioritise up to 256 potential targets at a time.
This lecture will look at some of the Engineering aspects of this Helicopter.
13th May 2008, Hull, UK
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