Background
Sanks, Robert Leland was born on February 19, 1916 in Pomona, California, United States. Son of John B. and Nellie G. (Church) Sanks.
(This award-winning book is written for a variety of poten...)
This award-winning book is written for a variety of potential readers; the expert and the beginner in the design office, members of a design team, the city engineer or chief engineer of a water or sewerage authority (or their subordinates) who may review plans and specifications, and manufacturers and their representatives who should know how their equipment will be used in practice. Each author or contributor is an expert with many years experience in the subject concerned, and the whole content has been thoroughly reviewed and approved by equally qualified experts. This depth of experience and expertise contribute to make the book an essential addition to the bookshelves of any of the professionals noted above; it shows how to apply the fundamentals of various disciplines and subjects to produce a well-integrated pumping station which will be reliable, easy to operate and maintain, and free from design mistakes. Where inappropriate design can be costly for any of the foregoing reasons, there is simply no excuse for not taking expert advice from the pages of this book.
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Sanks, Robert Leland was born on February 19, 1916 in Pomona, California, United States. Son of John B. and Nellie G. (Church) Sanks.
Associate of Arts, Fullerton Junior College, California, 1936. Bachelor of Science, University California, Berkeley, 1940. Master of Science, Iowa State College, Ames, 1949.
Doctor of Philosophy, University California, Berkeley, 1965.
Draftsman, City of La Habra California, 1940;
assistant engineer, Alex Morrison construction engineering, Fullerton, California, 1941;
junior engineer, United States Army Engineers, Los Angeles, 1941-1942;
assistant research engineer department сivil engineering, University of California-Berkeley, 1942-1945;
structural engineer, The Austin Company, Oakland, California, 1945-1946;
instructor department сivil engineering, U. Utah, Salt Lake city, 1946-1949;
assistant professor, U. Utah, Salt Lake City, 1949-1955;
associate professor, U. Utah, Salt Lake City, 1955-1958;
structural engineer, The Lang Company, Salt Lake City, 1950;
instrument man, Patti McDonald Company, Anchorage, 1951;
checker, Western Steel Company, Salt Lake City, 1952;
structural engineer, Moran, Proctor, Meuser and Rutledge, New York City, 1953;
structural engineer, F.C. Torkelson Company, Salt Lake City, 1955;
soils engineer, R.L. Sloane & Associations, Salt Lake City, 1956;
professor, department chairman сivil engineering, Gonzaga U., Spokane, Washington, 1958-1961;
professor department сivil engineering-engineering mechanics, Montana State University, Bozeman, 1966-1982;
professor emeritus, Montana State University, Bozeman, since 1982;
visiting professor, University Texas-Austin, 1974-1975;
part-time senior engineer, Christian, Spring, Sielbach & Association, Billings, Montana, 1974-1982. Construction engineering, since 1945. Lecturer at pumping station design workshops, since 1988.
Associate specialist Sanitary Engineering Research Laboratory, 1963-1965, research engineer, 1966.
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Member American Society of Civil Engineers (life, chairman local qualifications committee intermountain section 1950-1956, president intermountain section 1957-1958), American Water Works Association (president Montana section 1981-1982, George Warren Fuller award), Montana Water Environmental Federation, Association Environmental Engineering professors, Rotary, Sigma Xi, Chi Epsilon.
Married Mary Louise Clement, May 16, 1946 (deceased October 1994). Children: Margaret Russell, John Clement. Married Edith Millen Harrington, December 2, 1999 (deceased August 14, 2010).