...R D DUNCAN; H S KEEP; W P ANDREWS; D J MACLEAN; T P MURRAY; E M STIRLING; J C A ROSEVEARE; B F SAURIN; D A BROWN; J O TRESIDDER; S M LOVELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 ROAD RESEARCH LABORATORY RRL FULL SCALE EXPERIMENTS BOGS BLASTING ROADS CONSTRUCTION METHODS COSTS...

... courses, blinding, asphalt aggregates, etc. 8. Bitumen penetration. 9. Percentage of bitumen-hot.extractor method. 10. Cement-soundness, setting.time, tensile strength. 11. Concrete-compressive strength. 12. Pipes-crushing.strength. 13. C.B.R. determinations on compacted formation and base courses. 14...

...J A SKINNER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 AIR MINISTRY TESTING RUNWAYS FOUNDATIONS PAVEMENTS STRENGTH PLATES BEARING METHODS LOADING BRIDGES EQUIPMENT PLATES SIZE STANDARDS TEMPERATURE RIGID FLEXIBLE SOILS LOADS CLASSIFICATION SKINNER...

...A M SIMS; F E CAMPION; E C COOKSON CORRESPONDENCE ON METHODS OF EFFECTING ECONOMY IN TRACKMAINTENANCE AND RENEWAL 15 RAILWAY ENGINEERING DIVISION Railway Paper No. 43 " Methods of Effecting Economy in Track Maintenance and Renewal " t by EDWARD CHORLEYCOOKSON,B.Sc.(Eng M.I.C.E. Correspondence Mr...

...B H KNIGHT; J A SKINNER; L J COLYER; A GOODE; R L MITCHELL; F M MELLINGER CHANGI © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 RIGID FLEXIBLE PAVEMENTS ENGINEERING TESTING RUNWAYS FOUNDATIONS FACTORS ASSESSMENT METHODS UNDERCARRIAGES LOADS CLASSIFICATION SURFACING SLABS CONCRETE...

... ranged from very soft clay, of toothpaste consistency, to granite ; the methods adopted for each type are described. The paving is dealt with from the formation upwards a.nd each course is considered in turn, details of grading being given together with an account of materials andmixtures used...

...H SHIRLEY SMITH; W STOREY WILSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 METHODS SINKING BRIDGES FOUNDATIONS COMPRESSED AIR OPEN GRABBING PNEUMATIC CAISSONS MONOLITHS COSTS PLUNGING PIERS KAFR AL ZAYAT THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISION DISCUSSION...

... It should be remembered that :- (l) Scott s work had shown that manyconcreteroads laid before the war had asgood a riding quality as the besmt echanicallylaid bituminous surfaces recently put down. (2)The mainresult of laying bituminous surfaces by mechanical methods had been to improve the average...

... on runways is discussed. Present designmethods are classified and a critical survey of the Group Index method, the CaliforniaBearing Ratio method,Glossop and Golder s E method, and Burmister s recently published Restraint Coefficienttheory is given,with special attention to the lawsth,ich is thought...

...H E WHITEHOUSE; R V G PENNEFATHER; G HOWORTH; S WILSON; S SMITH AUSTRALIA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 METHODS SINKING BRIDGES FOUNDATIONS COFFERDAMS DREDGING OPEN COMPRESSED AIR COSTS GRABBING NEW SOUTH WALES HAWKESBURY BRID CORRESPONDENCE...

...H SHIRLEY SMITH; W STOREY WILSON; E BATESON; H J B HARDING; J S S RAMSAY; J A K HAMILTON; W H WEBB; R G EDKINS; J C WADDINGTON; A W SKEMPTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 METHODS SINKING BRIDGES FOUNDATIONS COMPRESSED AIR OPEN GRABBING CAISSONS METHODS CYLINDERS MONOLITHS...

...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...

...R D DUNCAN; J S K DALZELL; F H P WILLIAMS EXPERIMENTS ROADS CONSTRUCTION BOGS BLASTING EXPLOSIVES EQUIPMENT METHODS SINKING CHARGES EXCAVATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY SOILS SURVEYS JETTING GEARS FULL SCALE PEAT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 GERMANY NORTH IRELAND...

...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...

...M G R SMITH; L G B ROCK; P S A BERRIDGE; M G MAYCOCK; G D S ALLEY; S STEVENS; A H CANTRELL; E J M MATHESON; C J CHAPLIN; R L MCILMOYLE; A DEAN; K BRINSMEAD; W LEIGH METHODS ECONOMY TRACK MAINTENANCE RENEWAL MECHANISATION RAILS JOINTS RELAYING SLEEPERS CONCRETE TUNNELS PNEUMATIC...

... on the Tummel-Gamy Hydro-Electric Project bY CECIL FREDERICGKRUNDYM, .Eng., M.I.C.E. SYNOPSIS The Paperdescribes the general programme of construction and the methods used in driving and lining a 23-foot-equivalent-diameter horseshoe-shaped tunnelfor a length of 2 miles through hard quartzitic schist. From...

... how to arrive a t sufficiently accurate results by means of short easily organized counts. The technical arguments raised by the Author against the interrogation methodstrengthened the case for the registration-numbers method, which had long been considered by many people to be the more practicable...

...A H TOMS; W F BEATTY; A H CANTRELL; M F BARBER; M G R SMITH; A W SHELDON; N S COX; G D S ALLEY; R L MCILMOYLE; L W COX; L R WADDINGTON; H Q GOLDER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 REMEDIAL MEASURES IMPROVEMENT RAILWAYS TRACK INVESTIGATIONS DESIGN WORKING METHODS COSTS CEMENT...

...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...

... mixes laid by modern methods appear to provide a much smoother ride and are cheap by comparison, although afew years ago it might have been thought that the reverse was the case and it would be interesting to see how this has come about. The older roads in Great Britain have generally been of two main...