...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...

.... .Approximate price of Moto-cart with Lincoln tipper . . .. .plus 33+ per cent. Purchase Tax .. .. 285 95 Discussion The Author introduced the Paperwith the aid of a film. Mr StanleyMehew asked if the Author would agree that on county roadsamuch narrower sweeping brush wouldbe of great value. The machine...

... aircraft for the war effort a d at thesame timc were engaged a t Hatfield on a11 extensive programme of research, not only on the wellknown machines but also on jet-propelled craft and propeller design, the results of which formed the basis of the production for many of the wellknown modern aircraft...

... by the Barber-Greene FLOTOYTHNDREERONOFDAD CONSTRUCTION 5 machine ; and (2) the " Nimpactocote " surfacing method, which includes planing with continuous compaction. These methods largely succeeded in eliminating the possibility of subsequent differential compaction inthe surface layer by incorporating greater...

...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...

..., .B.E., M.I.C.E., and REGINALDRONALDWESTGRIGSONB, .Sc.(Eng A.M.I.C.E. TABLE OF CONTENTS. PUT I. By ROBERTMANFIELD FINCHO, .B.E.,M.I.C.E. City. Introduction . . . . . . . Nottingham highways prior to 1936 . .The resurfacing programme . . . . .Heaevqyuipment .ThBearber-Greene machine...

... be, that irregularities were found all along the DISCUSSIOONN ROADS AND THEIRRIDINQGUALITIES. 35 length of the road, and were not usually confined mainly to the joints. The overall finish of concrete roads might range from very good to rather poor, with the best machine-finishedwork so far examined not quite so good...

... INSTABILITY MACHINES MAINTENANCE OF LONG WELDED RAILS. 57 SUMMAROYF PART11. It wouldbe rash to form any final conclusions until experience has been obtained on an increased number of sites over a period of several years. It should be borne in mind that the railways referred to above are of a highly...

... ECONOMICS PROBLEMS MACHINES EXPANSION HARDNESS BALLAST RESISTANCE TRANSVERSE THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. RAILWAY ENGINEERINGDIVISION. DESIGN, INSTALLATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF LONG WELDED RAILS. BY CEDRIC ETHELWULF DUNTON, M.A., M.I.C.E., AND KEITH BRINSMEAD, D.S.O., M.I.C.E., Session...

... MECHANICAL EARTHMOVING PLANT MACHINES PNEUMATIC CLUTCHES LOADING EQUIPMENT EXCAVATORS TRACTORS MAINTENANCE 32 DISCUSSION ON PRESENT AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS linings are at present the rule rather than the exception on plant of this type. ( d ) On hydraulically actuated tipping bodies, this action...

...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...

... GROUTS SURFACING MAINTENANCE CONCRETE WAR HIGHWAYS MECHANICAL TRANSPORT REPAIRS DAMAGE AGGREGATES TESTS ROUGHNESS TRACK CONSTRUCTION MACHINES METHODS ASPHALT PLANING DRESSING COSTS LIVERPOOL HAMPSHIRE SUSSEX UK FRANCE SYMPOSIUM OF NOTES ON ROAD PROBLEMS. 21...

...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...

... MAINTENANCE MACHINES LABOUR ROADS CONTRACTORS STANDARDISATION PLANT CEYLON SRI LANKA ASIA 48 DISCUSSION O N SOME ECONOMICSL ASPECTS O F Discussion. The Author introduced the Paper with the aid of a series of lantern- slides. Mr. E. B.Hugh-Jonesobserved that not only had the Author presented...

...R M WYNNE EDWARDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 MACHINERY METHODS LABOUR PLANTS COSTS CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS MEASUREMENT MACHINES CHARGES STAFF EXPENDITURE PAYMENTS FORMS CLERICAL RECORDS THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISION METHODS...

... by mechanical excavators, and it is probable that where there are deep excavations in heavy clajyor in rock the mechanical excavator will continue to be the most popular machine. It is not necessary to give details of the various types of excavators available, a8 they are well known and the typeisn use before...

... MACHINERY EARTHWORKS CONCRETING MACHINES EXCAVATIONS EQUIPMENT CONCRETE MIXING TRENCHING MAINTENANCE PREVENTION MECHANICAL PLANT FINISHING PUBLIC WORKS MANUFACTURERS PUMPS SPEED TRANSPORT CLAYS GRAVEL SAND MIXTURES PLACING HAULING STRIPPING UK USA DISCUSSION ON MODERN...

... MANUFACTURE RAILS CURVES MACHINES RENEWAL REPAIRS STANDARD DESIGN CIRCUITS ADMINISTRATION THE: INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. RAILWAY ENGINEERING DIVISION ORGANIZATIONIN R ELATION TO ENGINEERING OUTPUT AND EFFICIENCY ON THE LONDON AND NORTHEASTERNRAILWAY, UY J O H N CUMBERLANDLANDALE TRAIN, M.C...