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Volume 8, Issue 12
1950
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Discussion| January 01 1950

DISCUSSION. THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE WATERLOO RIVER-ENTRANCE, LIVERPOOL. MARITIME AND WATERWAYS ENGINEERING DIVISION. Free

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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 2054-0507
Print ISSN: 0534-2775
© Thomas Telford and ICE
1950
The Institution of Civil Engineers Engineering Division Papers (1950) 8 (12): 55–75.
https://doi.org/10.1680/idivp.1950.12794

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Keywords:
DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, DOCKS, EQUIPMENT, ENTRANCES, RIVERS, DREDGING, INVERTS, MASONRY, STEEL, SHEETPILING, FOOTBRIDGES, CULVERTS, GATES, CONCRETE, DRESSING, LIVERPOOL DOCKS, MERSEY, UK
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1950
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CORRESPONDENCE. THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF SILOS AND BUNKERS. STRUCTURAL AND BUILDING ENGINEERING DIVISION.
DISCUSSION ON `THE RELATIVE MERITS OF METHODS OF SINKING BRIDGE FOUNDATIONS. a/ COMPRESSED AIR b/ OPEN GRABBING. WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISION. L,L
DISCUSSION ON THE RELATIVE MERITS OF METHODS OF SINKING BRIDGE FOUNDATIONS.

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