...J GRAHAM; A SCOTT; E F PREECE; H A FACCI RECONSTRUCTION CULVERTS DESTRUCTION FLOODS RAILWAYS EMBANKMENTS SOILS STABILISATION PROPERTIES ELECTRO OSMOSIS DRAINAGE PRESSURE PUMPING RELIEF WATER CONSOLIDATION AYTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 CORRESPONDENCEON...

...L E HAWKINS; L F COOLING; E J C REED; A M MUIR WOOD; J D WEST; W Y SANDEMAN; A H TOMS; J M LIDDELL; O KIPPS; J GRAHAM AYTON UK NEAR AYTON, AFTER ITS DESTRUCTION BY FLOODING IN 1948 25 ill not fully understood, it is not possible to indicate the probable range of _on in other types...

...J GRAHAM UK THEINSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS RAILWAY ENGINEERINGDIVISION I THE RECONSTRUCTION OF CULVERT NO, 146, NEAR AYTON, AFTERITS DESTRUCTION BY FLOODING IN 1948 BY J O H N GRAHAM, B.Sc. a Session 195041 LONDON: @ubIisbnb bp Ei~tfnstitution of &ibiI 3Ettgittner5, GREATGEORGESTREETW...

...W MACGREGOR; J A BENNETT; C C BUCKLER; O DAWSON; C F GRUNDY; D P BERTLIN; H J B HARDING; J C WADDINGTON; H G KEEFE; A P LAMBERT; J D GWYNN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 PICCADILLY LINE CONTRACTORS SITES POWER STATIONS DAMS TUNNELS WORKS CONSTRUCTION FLOODS RECORDS COFFERDAMS...

...P C DEWHURST; G E E BUCHNER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 RECLAMATION AGRICULTURE HISTORY PROTECTION BANKS FLOODS WAINFLEET LINCOLNSHIRE UK CORRESPONDENCEON A RECLAMATION NEAR WAINFLEETL, INCOLNSHIRE. 17 MARITIME AND WATERWAYS ENGINEERING DIVISION. Maritime...

...E A G JOHNSON; E J GLAVIN; A F LAMBERT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 FLOODS FENS REMEDIAL MEASURES WATER PUMPS FROST CATCHMENTS RUNOFF GAUGING RIVER NENE PETERBOROUGH FENS UK 16 JOHNFOSLOONNODING IN THE FENS AND produced by rolling and the properties given were...

...W H HAILE; G C CROWTHER; C H DOBBIE; J V SPALDING; B D RICHARDS; W E DORAN; W N MCCLEAN; H H NICHOLSON; W H WARD 32 DISCUSSION ON FLOODING IN THE FENS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. The Author is indebted to the Engineers of a number of Catchment Boards whose reports have formed the basis of much...

...E A G JOHNSON THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. MARITIME S N D WATERWAYS ENGIKEERINGDIVISION. FLOODING IN THEFENS AND REMEDIALMEASURESTAKEN. BY ERICALFRED GEORGEJOHNSON, B.Sc.(Eng A.M.I.C.E. Session 1947-48 LONDON: IbubIiafjrb bp ZTJe Itnetitution of &ibiI Bngineera, GREATGEORGESTREETW...

... HYDRAULICS RESEARCH STATION HRS PROBLEMS COASTS EROSION SEA DEFENCES WORKS WALLS FAILURES BULKHEADS DESIGN CONSTRUCTION GROYNES PROTECTION FLOODS CONCRETE MATERIALS FRONTAGES CLIFFS SLIPS COASTLINES 24 DUVIVIER ON THE PROBLEM OF COAST EROSION. done so far in the way of model...

...W L C TRENCH; F J SALBERG; C M WHITE; J T EVANS; E N FENWICK; W P THOMPSON; G LACEY; A G LYSTER; A M SIMS MEANDERS BEARING RIVERS TRAINING DISCHARGES FLOODS BEHAVIOUR IRRIGATION EROSION ALLUVIAL RATIOS BARRAGES INDUS RIVER KOSI RIVER PUNJAB MISSISSIPPI RIV LOUISIANA...

...C C INGLIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 EAST INDIA RAILWAY TRAINING WORKS MODELS EXPERIMENTS PREVENTION BANKS EROSION RAILWAYS DESIGN GROYNES FLOODS DISCHARGES FLOW TIDES RUPNARAIN RIVER BENGAL NAGPUR CALCUTTA MADRAS BOMBAY KOLAGHAT BRIDG. DAMODAR RIVER...

...-boxes were usually porous, and with any leakage gas might get into the ducltine systems at themanholes unless ventilation were provided a t those points. Few explosions due to gas mains had occurred in subways, but he remembered that during the Thames flood in January, 1929, the Embankment subway...