...F N SPARKES; J A ROBERTSON; A R LEE; J A DAWSON; J ELLIS; D J MACLEAN; W WOODS; D H LITTLE; W P ANDREWS; H E DAVIS; R G EDKINS; W J O SCOTT; B H KNIGHT; J A SKINNER SKINNER ON TESTING RUNWAY FOUNDATIONS AND PAVEMENTS 45 two-layer construction with staggered joints, where the tiospfree to warp...

...H E WHITEHOUSE; R V G PENNEFATHER; G HOWORTH; S WILSON; S SMITH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 METHODS SINKING BRIDGES FOUNDATIONS COFFERDAMS DREDGING OPEN COMPRESSED AIR COSTS GRABBING NEW SOUTH WALES HAWKESBURY BRID AUSTRALIA CORRESPONDENCE...

...B H KNIGHT; J A SKINNER; L J COLYER; A GOODE; R L MITCHELL; F M MELLINGER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 RIGID FLEXIBLE PAVEMENTS ENGINEERING TESTING RUNWAYS FOUNDATIONS FACTORS ASSESSMENT METHODS UNDERCARRIAGES LOADS CLASSIFICATION SURFACING SLABS CONCRETE SURFACES...

... STATES BANG 16 WILSON AND SMITH ON THE RELATIVE MERITS RE SUM^ Rule-of-thumb recommendations wouldbe out of place in discussing a subject as many-sided as that of bridge foundations, but the following summary of the foregoing remarks may be given :- (l)Compressed air is an invaluable asset in sinking...

...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...

...J A SKINNER SKINNER ON TESTINGRUNWAYFOUNDATIONSANDPAVEMENTS 25 Airport Paper No. 17 * I Testing Runway Poundations and Pavements by JAMESASTON SKINNERB, .Sc.(Eng M.S.C.E. SYNOPSIS The Paper deals with the testingof the strength of runways and their foundations by plate-bearing methods...

...H SHIRLEY SMITH; W STOREY WILSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 METHODS SINKING BRIDGES FOUNDATIONS COMPRESSED AIR OPEN GRABBING PNEUMATIC CAISSONS MONOLITHS COSTS PLUNGING PIERS KAFR AL ZAYAT THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISION DISCUSSION...

...H J B HARDING; G P MANNING; A L TAYLOR; O DAWSON; G WILSON; M J C MCCARTHY; D H NEW; D C BEAN; D H LITTLE; N S WILLIAMS; F R BULLEN; R D CHELLIS PILES DRIVING JETTING JETTIES HAMMERS PRESTRESSED CONCRETE PRECAST FOUNDATIONS COMPACTION DOLLIES PLASTIC MATERIALS PACKING EXPLOSIVES...

...A FLOYD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 MACHINERY ROADS CONSTRUCTION TRENDS CONCRETE MACADAM FOUNDATIONS METHODS LAYING SURFACES MACHINES COMPACTION DRAINAGE THEINSTITUTION OF CIVILENGINEERS ROAD ENQINEERINQ DIVISION DISCUSSIONON THE TREND OF ROAD CONSTRUCTION p Session...

... tosurcharge, earth, andground-water, combined with the temperature stresses due toa temperature-dropof 50' F. through the10-inch-thick wall. There are internal concrete walls in each furnace foundation, and these follow the flueprofiles leading tothe waste-heat-boiler and chimney foundationsE. xpansionjoints...

... CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE COSTS MACHINERY MAINTENANCE JOINTS FOUNDATIONS SURFACING DESIGN SURFACES IRREGULARITIES BITUMINOUS MECHANISATION TIME EMBANKMENTS WEST SUSSEX UK 6 FLOYD ON TTHREEND OF ROCAODNSTRUCTION SO far as the relation of the margin to the carriageway affects the degree...

.... Worth referred t o the 150 boreholeswhich had been taken on the 550-acre site. It had beenafactor of primaryimportance that there should be no settlement of foundations, and the expenditure on boreholes had been,hethought,asmall one. Hehad made a rough estimate from the figures given in the Paper...

...E O MEASOR; J S TERRINGTON; R L MCIMOYLLE; I P HAIGH; J M LIDDELL; D H LITTLE; A C V ORRELL; P O WOLF PORT TALBOT UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 STEELWORKS PLANNING DESIGN FOUNDATIONS CONCRETE WELDING TREATMENT GIRDERS LIGHTING PROTECTION CORROSION RESERVOIRS...

...D LUMBARD; A A WRIGHT UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 STEELWORKS CONSTRUCTION WORKS PORTS SITE INVESTIGATION METHODS PLACING SAND PILING EXCAVATIONS REINFORCED CONCRETE SHUTTERING MATERIALS MIXING JOINTS FOUNDATIONS ERECTION STRUCTURAL FABRICATION GIRDERS...

...D H LITTLE; D D LAND; M W LEONARD; G L HARGREAVES; J C WADDINGTON; J H JELLETT; A P LAMBERT; D C COODE; A F HAXTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 CONSTRUCTION HARBOURS WORKS BLOCKS FOUNDATIONS LOCKS CAISSONS CONCRETE DREDGING TAGUS RIVER TRANMERE DOVER PORTUGAL UK...

...R M FINCH; R R W GRIGSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 MACHINERY MAINTENANCE ROADS MECHANICAL AIDS HIGHWAYS HISTORY EQUIPMENT MACHINES MACADAM LAYING VEHICLES LABOUR COSTS MATERIALS CARRIAGEWAYS FAILURES BITUMINOUS FOUNDATIONS BASES HAUNCHES CONCRETE FOOTWAYS KERBS...

...W S WILSON; W SULLY; A E REID © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 COMPRESSED AIR CAISSONS FOUNDATIONS DECOMPRESSION STAFF SICKNESS VENTILATION REGULATIONS ACTS 18 CORRESPONDENCE ON 1851 as about 1,000 acres, but it was not known whether those acreages were measured in summer...

... opinionthere was yet another wa,y, namely, by a cast-iron cylindersunk either by com- 22 DISCUSSIOOCNNOMPRESSED-AIR CAISSON FOUNDATIONS. pressed air or by means of underpinning.Admittedly, if castironwere used inconjunctionwithcompressedair,certainprecautionsshould be taken. Referring to the Authors' statement...

...W S WILSON; F W SULLY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 COMPRESSED AIR CAISSONS FOUNDATIONS PILED PILES SHALLOW DEEP OPEN WELLS COFFERDAMS SINKING CONSTRUCTION BIBLIOGRAPHY SICKNESS PUMPED HOUSES PLANT THEINSTITUTION OF CIVILENGINEERS. WORKSCONSTRUCTION DIVISION...

...F S SNOW; G WILSON; A W SKEMPTON; B F SAURIN; J S SHAW; F L CASSEL; W P S COCKLE; N W B CLARKE; A L L BAKER; A HILEY; C B BROWN; G B R PIMM; R GLOSSOP © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 FOUNDATIONS PROBLEMS SOIL MECHANICS TESTS HYDRAULIC PULLING TESTS LOADING PIERS BRIDGES PILES...