... PLASTIC MATERIALS PACKING EXPLOSIVES TESTS GROUND GEOLOGY ONTARIO LAKE SUPERIOR CANADA DISCUSSION ON PILDERIVING IN DIFFICULCTONDITIONS 19 Discussion Mr H.J. B. Harding said that the idea behind the Introductory-Note was not only t o provoke a discussion on an interesting subject...

...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...

... PEAT EXPLOSIVES SUBSOIL FILLING MATERIALS CHARGES EMBANKMENTS NORTH IRELAND GERMANY 30 I UTNCSN, DALZELL, AND WILLIAMS ON A FULL-SCALE 21. L. E. Hunter, Foundations for Highways. Highus., Bridges and Aerodr., vol. 13, p. 14 (19 March, 1947). 22. Abhandlungen iiber Bodenmechanik und...

... the impression from the Paper that the availability of materials, no less than geological conditions, had decided thetype of construction-for example, flexible or rigid pavement. It seemed that the materials necessary for making the quantities of concrete required for the runway,taxiway, and ancillary work...

...G P BRIDGES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SILOS BUNKERS STORAGE PLANT HANDLING EQUIPMENT COSTS MATERIALS METHODS SHAPE THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS STRUCTURAL AND BUILDING ENGINEERING DIVISION THEDESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF SILOS AND BUNKERS...

...E C COOKSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 METHODS ECONOMY TRACK MAINTENANCE RENEWAL HANDLING MATERIALS PRESTRESSED CONCRETE SLEEPERS MECHANICAL AIDS ALIGNMENT GAUGES BALLAST RAILS JOINTS CHAIRS FASTENINGS THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS...

... GROUTING MAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTION GRADING MATERIALS DRAINAGE TREATMENT IN SITU PRESSURE CLAYS FISSURES WATFORD FRANCE UK USA 42 TOMS AND BEATTY ON REMEDIMALEASIJRFEOSR contact with drainswill constitute an importantsimplification of construction. The normal glazed-stoneware pipe...

...A H TOMS; W F BEATTY REMEDIAL MEASURES IMPROVEMENT RAILWAYS TRACK INVESTIGATIONS DESIGN METHODS INSTABILITY WATERLOGGING SOILS CLAYS MARL SILT SHALE TREATMENT REPLACEMENT MATERIALS WATERPROOF METHODS CAST IN SITU CONCRETE SLABS DRAINAGE STRENGTH PUMPING MOISTURE...

...A R LEE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 EXPERIMENTS ROADS RESEARCH SURFACES DRESSING THIN CARPETS PLANNING LABORATORIES WEATHER BITUMINOUS MATERIALS TAR FULL SCALE CONTROL TENSION A339 BINDERS ADHESION TREATMENT TRAFFIC GRANITE AGGREGATES LIMESTONE SLAG SAND FILLERS...

... in the same way as they would in the open air. With the water-level as a guide, in fact, the work was simpler than itwould be outside. Wheneverpossible, the rubble bank was tipped slightly above the finished level and the surplus material was thrown to the back of the chamber (which waswider than a block...

... FAILURES BINDERS TRAFFIC WEATHERING MATERIALS TAR MACADAM ROLLING 56 LEE OFNULL-SCALE EXPERIMENTS IN ROARDESEARCH The value of the full-scale experiment has been amply demonstrated in the investigations of surface-dressing problems, where it has played a predominant role. The problem...

... that he had himself examined, the waterproofing had often been either non-existent or rudimentary, with no tanking in the spandrel. The remedy seemed to lie in the provision of waterproofing a t as high a level as possible under a reasonable depth of track materials, and in chutingthe water off through...

...D LUMBARD; A A WRIGHT STEELWORKS CONSTRUCTION WORKS PORTS SITE INVESTIGATION METHODS PLACING SAND PILING EXCAVATIONS REINFORCED CONCRETE SHUTTERING MATERIALS MIXING JOINTS FOUNDATIONS ERECTION STRUCTURAL FABRICATION GIRDERS IN SITU FILLING STABILISATION WELDING DRAINAGE...

... CONTROL SUPPLIERS COATINGS MATERIALS LAYING SURFACES EAST SUSSEX NOTTINGHAM UK 44 FINCH AND GRIGSON ON MAINTENANCE ORFOADS, WITH The mixing of the flux oil into the bitumen is carried out as follows : The bitumen should be broken into small lumps and weighed. The weighed quantity...

.... county. Introduction . . . Definition and Organization sco.pe . .. . .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. . . .Types of materials used in carriageway resurfacing . . . . . . . . Failures in bituminous carriageways . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maintenance of bituminous carriageways...

...G WILSON; G V DONNELLY; A J S PIPPARD; K G H MONTGOMERY SMITH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 TIMBER CONSTRUCTION WORKING STRESS SCIENTIFIC USAGE WOOD MATERIALS STRUCTURAL MOISTURE TESTS KNOTS SAFETY LOW TEMPERATURE 34 DISCUSSION ON TIMBER CONSTRUCTION : Discussion...

...P O REECE; J T COSGROVE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 TIMBER CONSTRUCTION WORKING STRESS MATERIALS STRUCTURAL RATIOS STRENGTH PROPERTIES KNOTS 14 CORRESPOTNICMDOOEBNNECSRTERUCTION REFERENCES. 1. Timosbenko, Einige 8t.ubilitatsprnbleme der Elastizitatsthenrie (Some...

...G A GARDNER; J D MALCOLM; F A PARTRIDGE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 DESIGN STRUCTURAL STEEL STRUCTURES FRAMED BUILDINGS LIMITED SUPPLY COSTS LAYOUT FRAMEWORK BRIDGES STEELWORK SAVINGS MATERIALS ECONOMICS RIVER ZAMBESI SABI RIVER SYDNEY BRIDGE OTTO BEIT BRID...

...P O REECE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH LABORATORY TIMBER CONSTRUCTION WORKING STRESS TREES GROWTH CHEMICALS MOISTURE RINGS ISOTROPICITY BIBLIOGRAPHY GRAVITY GRAINS SLOPES KNOTS RATIOS RATES DECAY HAZARDS WOOD ENGINEERING MATERIALS...

... as a class, the latter were appreciably better than the former. In carpeting. work, he drew attentiontothe desirability of having sufficient material to make it possible to eliminate irregularity, in view of the fact that therewas always a practicable minimum thickness to which any material could be laid. He...