... 1947). 21. Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Survey of the River Tees. Part 111.-The Non-Tidal Reaches, Chemical and Biological (Water Pollution Research Technical Paper No. 6). H.M. Stationery Office, 1937. 22. J. R . E. Jones, The Relative Toxicityof Salts of Lead, Zinc...

...N R BEATTIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 CIVIL ENGINEERING MEDICINE ENVIRONMENT HEALTH HISTORY SURVEYS TROPICAL HYGIENE DISEASES CONTROL STATISTICS ACTS LEGISLATION WATER SUPPLY SEWAGE RIVERS POLLUTION ATMOSPHERIC HOUSING MILITARY PUBLIC CLEANSING PUBLIC HEALTH...

...L LEIGHTON; D G BRAID; G L HARGREAVES; R N NORFOLK; D H LITTLE; C PEEL; E T LOEWY; J S S RAMSAY; H RIDEHALGH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION DOCKS EQUIPMENT ENTRANCES RIVERS DREDGING INVERTS MASONRY STEEL SHEETPILING FOOTBRIDGES CULVERTS GATES CONCRETE...

...D P BERTLIN; R L TRIGGS RIVER TAGUS PORTUGAL CORRESPONDENCEONCONSTRUCTION OF HARBOUR WORKS ON THERIVERTAGUS, PORTUGAL 28 WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISION Works Construction Paper No. 14 " Construction of Harbour Works on the River Tagus, Portugal t" by DENNISPERCYBERTLINM, .Eng., A.M.I.C.E...

...D P BERTLIN THEINSTITUTION OF CIVILENGINEERS WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISION CONSTRUCTION OF HARBOUR WORKS ON THE RIVER TAGUS, PORTUGAL BY DENNISPERCYBERTLIN, M.Eng., A.M.I.C.E. LONDON: @/labIis!)eb bp ate Pnrrfitution of & M I Engineers, GREAT GEORGE STREET, WESTMINSTER, S.W.I. [TILEQBAMS...

...R A STEPHENSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION COFFERDAMS DOCKS DAMS RIVERS SHEETPILING LAYOUT LOCKS CHAMBERS GRANITE MASONRY GATES MACHINERY PADDLES SLUICES HYDRAULIC CAPSTANS FOOTBRIDGES POWER STATIONS WALLS INVERTS SOILS PLANT CONCRETE...

..., a temporarysuspensionfootbridge of 250 feetspanhas been erectedimmediatelyupstream of thedamto facilitate the movement of labour and to support the power and lighting leads to the plant. Spoil tips are located on both banks of the River Tummel upstream of the dam, but about16,000 cubic yardsof material has been transported...

...T H SEATON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY LNER COASTS EROSION SEA DEFENCES PROBLEMS SILTING HARBOURS RIVERS WAVES ACTION CURRENTS GROYNES WALLS TIDAL ESTUARIES RAILWAYS EAST COAST ENGLAND LOWESTOFT RIVER CROUCH RIVER ALDE...

...W H HAILE; G C CROWTHER; C H DOBBIE; J V SPALDING; B D RICHARDS; W E DORAN; W N MCCLEAN; H H NICHOLSON; W H WARD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 FLOODS FENS REMEDIAL MEASURES PROTECTION BREACHES RIVERS CATCHMENTS TIDES DAMAGE PREDICTION STORAGE AGRICULTURE DRAINAGE WEATHER...

...P R ALDERMAN; F E PRIOR © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 TEMPORARY WORKS CONSTRUCTION BRIDGES LAYOUT PLANT CRANES GANTRIES CONCRETING RIVERS PIERS ABUTMENTS COFFERDAMS REINFORCED CONCRETE SUPERSTRUCTURES CENTERING FORMWORK JOINTS ARC WELDING REINFORCEMENT PRESTRESSING...

...W L C TRENCH; F J SALBERG; C M WHITE; J T EVANS; E N FENWICK; W P THOMPSON; G LACEY; A G LYSTER; A M SIMS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 MEANDERS BEARING RIVERS TRAINING DISCHARGES FLOODS BEHAVIOUR IRRIGATION EROSION ALLUVIAL RATIOS BARRAGES INDUS RIVER KOSI RIVER...

...C C INGLIS; G LACEY MEANDERS BEARING RIVERS TRAINING CONTROL FLOW OPEN CHANNELS DISCHARGES GRADES BEHAVIOUR MODELS INVESTIGATIONS CURVATURE TRAINING FORMULAE SARDA RIVER BANBASSA KOSI RIVER RUPNARAIN RIVER NEPAL THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. MARITIME...

... DISCHARGES GROYNES RIVERS TIDAL SPURS SEA WALLS RUPNARAIN RIVER BENGAL NAGPUR CALCUTTA BOMBAY MADRAS DAMODAR RIVER BAKRA DAM RANGOON RIVER POONA INDIA ASIA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 THE RUPNARAIN RIVER IN BENCjSL. I9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The success...

...W C ANDREWS; S PACKSHAW; F M G DU PLAT TAYLOR; F W DAVENPORT; J G ARTHUR; S WOOLLEY; E N HORTON; A S GRUNSPAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 RIVERS WALLS JETTIES ANCILLARY BUILDINGS LOADS PILES CANALS ANCHORAGES FAILURES TIMBER LARSSEN PILING PRECAST DECKING DOCKS...

...F S SNOW © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 RIVERS WALLS JETTIES BUILDINGS ANCILLARY PUMPHOUSES ACCESS PIERS EXTENSIONS DOCKS CONSTRUCTION PILES CANALS DESIGN COFFERDAMS SHEETPILING TIMBER FENDERS EXCAVATIONS DAMS THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. STRUCTURAL...

... was rarelyobtained.Thirdly, it new river crossing : forinstance,for a new bridge across a wide river somewhere between an important town and the sea, there was almost complete freedom of choice, the most important consideration being to site the bridge where it nTould deal with the traffic which it was intended to carry...