...C HEYES; C B COLLINS; D M SCOTT; J PALMER; J A DAWSON; D J WESTALL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 BUILDINGS AIR TRANSPORT MAINTENANCE AIRPORTS DESIGN LIGHTING HEATING TOWNS TERMINALS HANGARS FLOATING DOCKS 54 DISCUSSION ON BUILDINGS FOARIR TRANSPORT OPERATORS Discussion...

...R G EDKINS NORTHOLT UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 BUILDINGS AIR TRANSPORT OPERATORS FUNCTIONS STORES WORKSHOPS HANGARS FIRES PROTECTION ROOFS CRANES EQUIPMENT FLYING BOATS FLOATING DOCKS TOWNS TERMINALS PASSENGERS AIRPORTS THE INSTITUTION...

...L LEIGHTON; D G BRAID; G L HARGREAVES; R N NORFOLK; D H LITTLE; C PEEL; E T LOEWY; J S S RAMSAY; H RIDEHALGH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION DOCKS EQUIPMENT ENTRANCES RIVERS DREDGING INVERTS MASONRY STEEL SHEETPILING FOOTBRIDGES CULVERTS GATES CONCRETE...

... programme of post-war reconstruction includes harbour works a t Pedroupos, Pop0 do Bispo,and Cab0 Ruivo, and the Paper discusses someof the more unusual features of construction. The work at Cab0 Ruivo includes the Olivais dock, the Beirolas river wall, and reclamation. Considerablebucket dredging...

...R A STEPHENSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION COFFERDAMS DOCKS DAMS RIVERS SHEETPILING LAYOUT LOCKS CHAMBERS GRANITE MASONRY GATES MACHINERY PADDLES SLUICES HYDRAULIC CAPSTANS FOOTBRIDGES POWER STATIONS WALLS INVERTS SOILS PLANT CONCRETE...

...J H JELLETT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 DOVER HARBOUR BOARD WELLINGTON DOCK MAINTENANCE TRAINS FERRIES DOCKS GATES BOX SLIPWAYS REMOVAL TIDES FAILURES DOVER UK THE INSTITUTION OF CIVILENGINEERS. MARITIME AND WATERWAYS ENGINEERINGDIVISION...

...D P BERTLIN; C PEEL; G A WILSON; H RIDEHALGH; J H JELLETT; T L COFFIN; C F ARMSTRONG; R W A FANE; J A L HOOPER; J C DICKINSON; J M P HOOLEY; R G KEEVIEL; E G WALKER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY DOCKYARDS WIDENING DOCKS CONCRETE CAISSONS STOPS...

...D H LITTLE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 DOCKS WIDENING DESIGN TRIALS PITS PLANT DAMS EXCAVATIONS CEMENTATION CONCRETE DEMOLITION MASONRY PILES DRIVING RAILWAYS CAPSTANS VALVES REMOVAL COSTS LAYOUT TRENCHES TIMBERING DOCKYARDS HM DOCKYARD DEVONPORT UK...

... of stabi- lizing floats, so that new methodsof docking had t o be evolved : U-shaped pontoons were the most modern method yet evolved. Secondly, it was a n aeroplane and not a boat, so that the hull and ek-e w e w -@It: in comparison withthose of othler marinecraft. Mr. Maclaren believed that thehull...

...E C HODGSON; F H PEARN; J L PRITCHARD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 ROYAL AIR FORCE RAF MARINE AIRPORTS FACILITIES CIVIL FLYING BOATS FLOATING DOCKS MAINTENANCE TRAFFIC HANDLING PASSENGERS 28 CORRESPONDEKCE ON MARAINIREPORT FAClLITIES Mr. steershad made his...

...C KIRKPATRICK; H J B HARDING; J KENNARD; A F HAXTON; A R THOMLINSON; R HAMMOND; M NACHSHEN SWANSEA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 FREEZING CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS EXCAVATIONS COMPRESSED AIR SHAFTS DISCHARGES TENDERS DOCKS TUNNELS DRIVING COSTS UK 20 DISCUSSION...

... summer khat the expansion joints were TYNE DOCK, SOUTH SHIELDS. 21 obviously working, because the bituminous solution had squeezed up out of the joints. It seemed to him that it was rather risky to put in an 800-foot decking without an expansion joint, and he would be interested to hear whether...

...A L HARVEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 QUAYS DOCKS CYLINDERS TRIALS TESTS PILES SUBSTRUCTURES FOUNDATIONS FENDERS RAILWAYS DECKS STEEL PILES BULKHEADS DREDGING SINKING DRIVING SHEETPILING CRANES TRACK DESIGN CREOSOTING CREOSOTE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC...

...W C ANDREWS; S PACKSHAW; F M G DU PLAT TAYLOR; F W DAVENPORT; J G ARTHUR; S WOOLLEY; E N HORTON; A S GRUNSPAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 RIVERS WALLS JETTIES ANCILLARY BUILDINGS LOADS PILES CANALS ANCHORAGES FAILURES TIMBER LARSSEN PILING PRECAST DECKING DOCKS...

...F S SNOW © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 RIVERS WALLS JETTIES BUILDINGS ANCILLARY PUMPHOUSES ACCESS PIERS EXTENSIONS DOCKS CONSTRUCTION PILES CANALS DESIGN COFFERDAMS SHEETPILING TIMBER FENDERS EXCAVATIONS DAMS THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. STRUCTURAL...

... filled in with brickwork. REPAIROF DAMAGE TO DOCKWALLS. Two cases of serious damage to tidal dock walls have occurred within the Author s experience. In thefirst case a bomb penetrated deep into the ground immediately behind the wall of an entrance lock, no longer used as such. It exploded a few hours...