... ELECTRO OSMOSIS BOREHOLES MOISTURE MEASUREMENT AYTON UK NEAR AYTON, AFTER ITS DESTRUCTION BY FLOODING IN 1948 25 ill not fully understood, it is not possible to indicate the probable range of _on in other types of soil. . It seems likely, however, that a closer spacing of electrodes...

...J GRAHAM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 DPT OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH RECONSTRUCTION CULVERTS DESTRUCTION FLOODS EXCAVATIONS EMBANKMENTS ERECTION BRIDGES TRENCHES WORKS HAZARDS TUNNELLING TESTS ELECTRO OSMOSIS BOREHOLES MOISTURE MEASUREMENT AYTON...

...J I WHITEHEAD; R B HOUNSFIELD; R J SMEED ROAD ENGINEERINGDIVISION Road Paper No. 30 " Directional TrafEcSurveys "-f by JAMESIVORWHITEHEADB, .Sc.(Eng M.I.C.E. . Correspondence Mr R. B. Hounsfield considered thatthePaper was a valuable contribution to the study of traffic-flow measurement, showing...

...N F BARBER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 OCEANS WAVES SWELL MEASUREMENT DEEP WATER STORMS SURF DRIFT WIND GROWTH CORNISH COAST HAMPSHIRE COAST RIVER MOUTH UK THEINSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS MARITIME AND WATERWAYS ENGINEERING DIVISION '' OCEAN WAVES AND SWELL...

.... Res. Bd., Wash.,1940, 20, 621-638. Publ. Rh.,Wash., 1941, 21 (12), 227-234, 243-244. Discussion. The Author introduced the Paper with the aid of a series of lanternslides and a film. He observed that the measurements given in it were of road unevenness or surface irregularity as such and nothing else...

... BIBLIOGRAPHY ENGINEERING INFORMATION STEREOSCOPY GEOMETRY MEASUREMENT OPTICAL GROUND PLANNING UK FRANCE SWITZERLAND THEINSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. ROAD ENGINEERINGDIVISION. PHOTOGRAPHICSURVEYING IRNE L A T I O N TO ROAD ENGINEERING INHIGHLY- DEVELOPED COUNTRIES...

...W E J BUDGEN; A C VIVIAN; H V HILL; R G BRAITHWAITE; R J ASHBY; J R PINKERTON; A H BECKETT; O BONDY; J S HENZELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 INSTITUTE OF WELDING, GLASGOW SHOPS SITES WELDING BUILDINGS STRENGTH MATERIALS TESTS MEASUREMENT STEEL STRESS STANDARDS...

...-restriction would operate, Mr. D. H. Coombs observed thatthe LondonPassenger Transport Board endeavoured to give, in the progress report, the output, in yards permanhour,andthe priceper yard where the pricewas thedirect labourcost of the work. It was found that the priceper yard was a measure by which...

... AIRCRAFT COMPANY ROAD RESEARCH LABORATORY AIRPORTS CONCRETE RUNWAYS TESTS BUILDING MEASUREMENT STRESS DESIGN THEORY RIGID COSTS SUBGRADE IMPROVEMENT SLABS ROADS FATIGUE PAVING FAILURES TEMPERATURE FLEXIBLE PAVEMENTS PRESTRESSED REINFORCED PRC MOISTURE DOWELS RlCFEETERS...

... ote .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 4 .Sound and units of measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 .General behaviour of sound in buildings Insulatioangainsatir-bornseound .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 13 . . . .Insulat,ionagainstimpactsound . . .Absorption of sound...

... accorded to the Author. Road Paper No. 16. *tThe Basic Principles of Soil Compaction and their Application By ALFREDHERBERDTORLENCOURMTARKWICK, M.Sc., M.1nst.C.E. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .asis of measurement of compaction .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. PAQE . 3 4 Factors...

... that Lord Helvin haodnce remarked that not untilone could measure a thing could one begin to know something about it. Although empirical knowledgeaccumulatedovermanyyears or generationscouldlead to constructional procedures which worked effectively even when they werc not understood, there came a time...

... MEASUREMENT STAFF MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT PAYMENTS CONTRACTORS COSTING CONTRACTS JOBS CONTROL RECORDS CLERICAL TENDERS STATISTICS 20 DISCUSSION ON METHODS OF DETERMINING LABOUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The Author wishes to thank.Mr. Harry Brompton, M. Inst. C.E., Mr. J. D. Wilson, and Mr. R. H. James...

...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...

... been to supplement the visible and qualitative evidence of service trialsby certain quantitative observations, carried out with some measure of control. When, in 1942, an experimental length of the main line a t Cheddington was laid with several types of concrete sleepers, it appeared...

...F G THOMAS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 BUILDING RESEARCH STATION ROAD RESEARCH LABORATORY BRS RRL EXPERIMENTS CONCRETE SLEEPERS RAILWAYS CHAIRS MEASUREMENT DISTRIBUTION PRESSURE THRUST BENDING MOMENTS VERTICAL MOVEMENT DESIGN GAUGES MECHANICAL LOADS MEASUREMENT...

.... Measurements had been taken by a straight-edge being laidalong the crests of the waves, which were spaced about one sleeper-distance apart, and feelers had been inserted under the straight-edge. An average of twelve different readings had shown awear of about22jl000inch,themaximum wearbeing 35/1000 inchM...

...F E CAMPION EXPERIMENTS STANDARDS BULL HEAD TRACK RAILS RAILWAYS LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT JOINTS LENGTH DISTORTION HIGH TEMPERATURE RELAYING MEASUREMENT INVESTIGATIONS READINGS DISTRIBUTION HILDENBOROUGH UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1942 THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY...

... PASSENGER TRANSPORT BOARD EXPERIMENTS STANDARDS BULL HEAD TRACK RAILS RAILWAYS TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT TRIALS READINGS TESTS LENGTH WELDING GAUGES EXPANSION HEAT TREATMENT SLEEPERS MOVEMENT JOINTS BOX TUNNEL SAPPERTON TUN. UK STANDARD %-LB. BULL-HEAD TRACK. 29...

...J C LOACH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1942 EXPERIMENTS LONG WELDED RAILWAYS TRACK MEASUREMENT COEFFICIENTS EXPANSION STRESS RAILS LENGTH TRAFFIC BULL HEAD TENSILE STRESS TEMPERATURE JOINTS METHODS STRAIN LONGITUDINAL DISPLACEMENT THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS...