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E O MEASOR, J S TERRINGTON, R L MCIMOYLLE, I P HAIGH, J M LIDDELL, D H LITTLE, A C V ORRELL, P O WOLF
The Institution of Civil Engineers Engineering Division Papers (1950) 8 (9): 33–52.
Published: 01 January 1950
... thanhad originally been intended. Surely, however, structuralwork was just as much a branch of civil engineering as was foundation and drainage work. Mr I. P. Haigh referred to the statementmade on p. 7 that : Stormwater-draincapacity wasdesigned on the basis of a maximum rainfall of 14 inch per hour...
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The Institution of Civil Engineers Engineering Division Papers (1948) 6 (11): 1–32.
Published: 01 January 1948
... considerable depth must give rise to flooding unless the thawwere extremely gradual. It is a matter AND REMEDIAL MEASURES TAKEN. 6 of common knowledge that, in fact, the thaw was both rapid and accompanied by intense rainfall. With the exception of 1927 (20.3 inches), 1924 (20.1 inches), and 1879 (22.3 inches...
