...E C BOYCE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 MACHINERY MECHANICAL AIDS MAINTENANCE RURAL ROADS MACHINES CONTROL WEEDS GRASS ROADSIDE SURFACING MODERN TRANSPORT RECONSTRUCTION RESURFACING IMPROVEMENT SURFACES DRESSING GRITTING THEINSTITUTION OF CIVILENGINEERS...

... the operations referred to by the Author as routine operations were not really special operations from the point ofview of machinery. In his view, county authorities had a special TO MTHAEINTENANCE OF RURAL ROADS 19 job of work to do ; it might be routine, but it was a special job, and they would like to see...

...A FLOYD; H E LUNN; F N SPARKES; D J MACLEAN; W J O SCOTT; J M LEE; B F J BRADBEER; E B HUGH JONES; J W HENDERSON; E H FRANKLAND; M J TOMLINSON; D H LITTLE; L R ROBERTSON; T U WILSON UK WEST SUSSEX TRENDS ROADS CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE COSTS MACHINERY MAINTENANCE JOINTS...

... it to the specified standard.Thestepstaken to produce the specified stress-governedconcretearedetailed,and the effect of the water/cement ratio is discussed. The types of machinery used in placing the concrete are described, and details are given of the types of joints employed and of the effect of jet aircraft...

... on a matter which many of them were finding extremely difficult. It might be said that a certain doubt about what one happened to be doing a t the moment was one of the mainsprings © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 MACHINERY ROADS CONSTRUCTION TRENDS CONCRETE MACADAM FOUNDATIONS METHODS LAYING...

...W H GLANVILLE; S MEHEW; G H FUIDGE; A J LYDDON; W F ADAMS; R SLATER; W E CONE; H W HAYTON; B H KNIGHT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 ROAD RESEARCH LABORATORY RRL MACHINERY FULL SCALE EXPERIMENTS ROADS RESEARCH SURFACES DRESSING CARPETS TESTING MACHINES BEHAVIOUR...

...J N MCFEETERS; E COURTHOPE; A P LAMBERT; W P ANDREWS; F N SPARKES; B SCRUBY; T P O SULLIVAN; C E FOSTER; D H LITTLE; W R RANGELEY MACHINERY AIRFIELDS CULVERTS ROADS RUNWAYS TESTS AGGREGATES CONCRETE MACHINES CONSTRUCTION WATER CEMENT RATIOS SLABS SOILS COMPACTION LOADS...

...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...

... are sufficient to keep most paths free from weeds. The Author knows of no method whereby footpaths may be surfaced mechanically, although the shortage of labour fully justifies the development of such machinery. The failure of concrete kerbs is usually due to frost, but it is known that kerbs made with a water...

... of the irregularities with successive passages of the grader and he believed that, indesigning machinery for laying either asphalt or concrete, if that principle were observed a little more it might be possible to obtain better results. In his view many modern machines operated on a carriage with a very short wheelbase...

...A DEAN; W A WILLOX; S H GORDON; R C RATTRAY; N W SWINNERTON; E C COOKSON; G B BARTON; L G B ROCK; A C HARTLEY LONDON PASSENGER TRANSPORT BOARD LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY MACHINERY DESIGN INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE LONG WELDED RAILS LATERAL RESISTANCE TRACK WELDING JOINTS...

...C E DUNTON; K BRINSMEAD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 LONDON PASSENGER TRANSPORT BOARD MACHINERY DESIGN INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE LONG WELDED RAILS JOINTS TEMPERATURE STRESS ELASTIC TRACK INSTABILITY LONGITUDINAL COMPRESSION BULL HEAD WELDING STANDARDS SAFETY...

...J L STURROCK; A P LAMBERT; W H KELLY; H O PARRACK; W BARKER; J C WADDINGTON; J C A ROSEVEARE; P E HOLMES; H J CRUICKSHANK; D A STEWART; E F HUMPHRIES; J C WATSON; D H NEW © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 EUCLID ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY MACHINERY FORECASTS DEVELOPMENT USAGE DESIGN...

...C F ARMSTRONG; R L MITCHELL MACHINERY USAGE PLANT SOILS STABILISATION METHODS ROADS CONSTRUCTION METHODS ROADS CONSTRUCTION MACHINES MIXERS ROLLERS COMPRESSORS UK USA 6 CORRESPONDENCE ON THE USE OF figures for road jacking published in the American literature, the Author...

...R L MCILMOYLE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 MACHINERY ECONOMICS SELECTION RAILWAYS ENGINEERING THEORY DESIGN MATERIALS REPAIRS RECONSTRUCTION LOW COSTS RENEWAL REPLACEMENT MACHINES PRODUCTION RELAYING BIBLIOGRAPHY INVESTIGATIONS PROBLEMS MANUFACTURE THE INSTITUTION...

...H E LUNN; R J SAMUEL; F N SPARKES; H S KEEP; K BILLIG; S MEHEW; D H L KEEPLE; A R OSBORNE; D I WATSON; T E BROWNE; E B MILLER; E T T HUSSELL; J L M LEE; B F J BRADBEER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 MINISTRY OF WAR TRANSPORT ROAD RESEARCH LABORATORY RRL MACHINERY ROADS PROBLEMS...

...C T MITCHELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 MACHINERY EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT PERFORMANCE COSTS BIBLIOGRAPHY MACHINES LOADING ECONOMICS EXCAVATION FILLING VOLUME TIME LIMITATION MATERIALS SHRINKAGE SOILS ROCKS ROLLING RESISTANCE WEATHER SELECTION GRADERS MAINTENANCE...

...E B HUGH JONES; H O PARRACK; R HAMMOND; A P LAMBERT; C B BROWN; A MONK; R M WYNNE EDWARDS; S E RADBOURNE; R L JAMES; A HUNT; J R JOHNSTON; A H D MARKWICK; J L STURROCK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 MACHINERY ECONOMICS MODERN EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT DESIGN SOILS SURVEYS SCRAPERS...

... MACHINERY SLABS DESIGN LENGTH WIDTH THICKNESS REINFORCEMENT JOINTS COSTS TRAINING PERSONNEL WORKMEN FORECASTS BIBLIOGRAPHY STANDARDS TESTS QUANTITY PYCNOMETERS GRAVITY MOISTURE GRADING INSTRUMENTS SURREY UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 THE INSTITUTION O F CIVIL...

... STABILISATION BASES METHODS CONSTRUCTION SUBGRADE SLABS CONTROL MATERIALS FOUNDATIONS DRAINAGE STRENGTH AGGREGATES SAFETY THICKNESS MACHINERY MOISTURE COMPACTION CRACKS MIXING CRUSHING STRENGTH RATIOS WATER CEMENT PAVEMENTS BEARING CAPACITY SHRINKAGE SPACING JOINTS © Thomas...