... , is capableof moving approximately twenty-seven loaded flats arnedplacing them by twenty-seven empty flats during the course of an hour. The " flat " traverserderives its primary power from the electric supply, but in order to ensure smooth working the transmission gear is of the hydraulic type, permitting...

...C HEYES; J BRIERLEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 AIRFIELDS LIGHTING STANDARDISATION INTERNATIONAL THREE DIMENSIONAL PERSPECTIVE RUNWAYS APPROACHES ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CONTROL GROUND TRAFFIC OBSTRUCTIONS APRONS STREETS THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. AIRPORT...

... or four electricity concerns also, so that there was an abnormal congestion of plant due to the overlapping of the various companies, all of which had laid their plant in the hope of supplying the district. Possibly that would account for the number of cables shown in Fig. 2, Plate 1, which certainly...

...R N PEGG © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 THE POST OFFICE PLANNING CITIES PUBLIC UTILITIES PUBLIC UTILITIES FORECASTS METHODS INSTALLATION LAYING CABLES DUCTS SUBWAYS COSTS BIBLIOGRAPHY SUPPLY ELECTRICITY GAS WATER HYDRAULICS SUBWAYS NETWORKS VENTILATION FOOTWAYS...

...A EGERTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1943 BUILDING RESEARCH BOARD HEAT BUILDINGS UTILISATION COAL DOMESTIC HEATING REQUIREMENTS INSULATION SYSTEMS DISTRICT ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION APPLIANCES CARBONISATION ELECTRICITY GENERATION ECONOMY THE INSTITUTION OF CIVILENGINEERS...

...O FABER; J L MUSGRAVE; W NOBBS; A H BARKER; A F DUFTON; J I BERNARD; H H BRUCE; S B DONKIN; R GRIERSON; J M KENNEDY; R N PEGG; E B POWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1943 BUILDING RESEARCH BOARD HEAT BUILDINGS HEATING TEMPERATURE FUEL ELECTRICITY GAS BOILERS COAL COKE...

...T P BENNETT; A G MACDONALD; H M WINSTANLEY; L GOTCH; E C HARRIS; R FITZMAURICE; A H BARBER; F S SNOW; F R BULLEN; A T LAMBERT; F H ROBERTS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1943 MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT BUILDINGS MODERN HEATING VENTILATION ELECTRICITY LIFTS COSTS...