...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...

... many of the residential roads needed onlyabout inch of asphaltic coveringto make them fit for 10-20 years further use, and a machine would probably lay more than was necessary. In viewof the urgent need for conserving materials, that risk should not be run. He agreed in general with Mr. Finch s...

...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...

... GROUTING METHODS CRACKS JOINTS SLABS REINFORCEMENT SHRINKAGE SPACING LAYING FROST SUSSEX UK 28 DISCUSSION ON SOME DEFECTS IN 37. C. H. Gosswein. Scale-Free Pavements made with Air-Entraining Portland Cement ,Rds and Str., 1943, 86 ( I I ) , 57-8. (Road Abstr., 1944,11, No. 273...

... TAR SURFACING BITUMEN WET SAND MIX GRAVEL BINDERS VISCOSITY COATINGS LAYING PROPERTIES MATERIALS SAND ACID MIX LIME STONE EMULSIFICATION 24 DISCUSSION ON THE USE OF COLD AND WET AGGREGATES IN 8. J. H. Amies, Amer. Pat. No. 1,570,028, 1926. 9. D. J. Pickbe, Brit . Pat. No. 346,025...

...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...