...L BROOK; F S SNOW; H H BROUGHTON; G P MANNING; I HEY; F G ETCHES; R H SQUIRE; A FRUCHTLANDER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SILOS BUNKERS FOUNDATIONS MATERIALS TIMBER STEEL COSTS STORAGE CAPACITY FORMULAE VICTORIA DOCKS PUERTO NUEVO BUENOS AIRES...

...A G ALLNUTT; J O LAKE; J S L VINCENT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 PILES DRIVING ENERGY DISTRIBUTION RESISTANCE REINFORCED CONCRETE PILES BEARING CAPACITY CORRESPONDENCEONPILEDRIVING IN DIFFICULTCONDITIONS 33 WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISION Discussion on Pile Driving...

...J V FRANKLIN; J H MAHY BRISTOL PADDINGTON STAT UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 POST OFFICE MECHANICAL HANDLING MECHANISATION CAPACITY CONVEYORS MAIL PARCELS SORTING OFFICES PLATFORMS METHODS SIGNALLING DESIGN COSTS TRAFFIC PASSENGERS STATIONS INTERIM...

... them up again. The problem of obtaining access did arise,but there might havbeeen some simpler method. On the other hand, the object might have been to acquire the storage capacity. In any case,however, if i t was necessary for the conveyor to go down, could not gravity be used to take thegoods down...

... OF FENDERING 29 paration of thePaper ; to Mr E. Thomason(late of MessrsLewis & Duvivier) for his work onthe design of the fender system; and toMr Frank Hewitt, of MessrsGeo. Turton,Platts & Co., Ltd, Sheffield, for the provision of much essential information in respect of capacities and details of spring...

...E C DILLON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 TUNNELS HYDROELECTRICITY HYDROELECTRIC DAMS PROJECTS GRAVITY CONCRETE STATIONS CAPACITY DRILLING CEMENT PLANT POWER POWER STATIONS SUPPLY SERVICES EQUIPMENT DRIVING LININGS MULLARDOCH FASNAKYLE AFFRIC TUNNEL TUNNEL...

...G W ROOKE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 IMPROVEMENT JETTIES DESIGN SYSTEMS REINFORCED CONCRETE SLABS BERTHING COSTS ENERGY ABSORPTION CAPACITY DECKING PILING SLABS FENDERS THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS MARITIME AND WATERWAYS ENGINEERING DIVISION * IMPROVEMENTS...

... of the erection material had been subsequently used in the permanent bridge. It had, however, proved economical to increase the sections of a number of members for cantilever erection and to incorporate intermediate splices in some of the chords t o reduce their weight to within the capacity of a I-ton creeper...

...R J SMEED; G T BENNETT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 RESEARCH ROADS SAFETY TRAFFIC FLOW ACCIDENTS RATES APPARATUS CAPACITY SKIDDING PROPERTIES SURFACES REFLECTION LAYOUT COOPERATION SCIENTISTS ENGINEERS PROBLEMS JUNCTIONS DESIGN CARRIAGEWAYS WIDTH SPEED RESTRICTIONS...

... table are subject to hydrostatic uplift which, as will be shown later, reduces the bearing capacity of the soil, whereas, above the water table the capillary tension gives the soil some degree of cohesion which in sand may slightly increase the bearing capacity. The water table is not a plane...

..., the thanksof the Division were accorded to theAuthor. Road Paper No. 19. Highway PlanniIig, with Particular Reference to TrafEc Capacities BY ROWLANNDICHOLASB,.Sc., M. Inst. C.E. TABLE OF CONTENTS. PAGE Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Estimation of future trafiic growth...

...F COOK; A J H CLAYTON; D F ORCHARD; R A B SMITH; W F ADAMS; G A WOOD; D A C BELLAMY; C T GARDNER; J P PORTER; F A RAYFIELD HIGHWAYS PLANNING TRAFFIC CAPACITY FORECASTS GROWTH LANES MOVEMENT VEHICLES PEDESTRIANS PEAK HOUR DESIGN LAYOUT ROADS CYCLISTS INTERSECTIONS VOLUME...

... EXITS ENTRANCES CAPACITY WAGONS LIGHTING THEINSTITUTION OF CIVILENGINEERS. RAILWAY ENGINEERING DIVI8ION. THE LAYOUT OF LOCOMOTIVE DEPOT FACILITIES. BY JOHN TAYLOR THOMPSON, M.C., M. Inst. C.E. . ., , ,, Session 1944-1945. LONDON: {Bubllsfjcb bp QC hstitution, GREATQEOKGESTREET,WESTMINSTER, S.W...

... PAVEMENTS BEARING CAPACITY SHRINKAGE SPACING JOINTS ROADC. ONCRETE THE 41 mould is levelled off with a trowel. The following day the moulds are removed, and the space in the carriageway is made good with freshly mixed concrete. There isneed for the standardization of a method for the making...

...H O NEILL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 METALLURGICAL RAILS STUDIES RAILWAYS STEEL METHODS MANUFACTURE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION TENSILE PROPERTIES IZOD STRESS TESTS TRANSVERSE FISSURES BIBLIOGRAPHY SULPHUR SEGREGATION DAMPING CAPACITY WEAR HARDENING QUENCH FAILURES...

... the Author whether he had translated the density increases into terms of increase in the bearing capacity of the soil, with which engineers were largely concerned. Could they, for example, by adopting the method of compaction described in the Paper, for a given percentage of optimum moisture-content...

... SAFETY IRON SURFACING ASPHALT PARKWAYS RING SPEED PEDESTRIANS CAPACITY LIMITS LONDON UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1943 THE MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. ROAD ENGINEERING DIVISION. ROADS, PRE-WAR AND POST-WAR. BY HENRY PALMER TAME, Assoc. M...