... problem in concreting. Surfaces of 45 degrees, formed, perhaps, by welding angles along their toes to thevertical plate, might have better suited the requirements of concreting. Had such an arrangement been considered ? In one of the rules on p. 19, the Author had given a formula for bearingpressures...

...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...

... ECONOMICS DESIGN STRUCTURAL STEEL SAVING ERECTION METHODS BRIDGES STANDARDS USAGE WELDING GIRDERS CAPACITY FINANCE RIVETING ZAMBESI BRIDGE BIRCHENOUGH BRI ZAMBEZI BRIDGE 18 DISCUSSION ON behaviour, and the introduction of more accurate methods of determining the stresses to which...

...A DEAN; W A WILLOX; S H GORDON; R C RATTRAY; N W SWINNERTON; E C COOKSON; G B BARTON; L G B ROCK; A C HARTLEY LONDON PASSENGER TRANSPORT BOARD LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY MACHINERY DESIGN INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE LONG WELDED RAILS LATERAL RESISTANCE TRACK WELDING JOINTS...

...C E DUNTON; K BRINSMEAD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 LONDON PASSENGER TRANSPORT BOARD MACHINERY DESIGN INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE LONG WELDED RAILS JOINTS TEMPERATURE STRESS ELASTIC TRACK INSTABILITY LONGITUDINAL COMPRESSION BULL HEAD WELDING STANDARDS SAFETY...

...R A FOULKES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 USAGE LIGHT ALLOYS STRUCTURES MATERIALS EXTRUDED SHEET STRIP MANIPULATION CASTING FORGING RIVETING WELDING CORROSION PAINTING MAGNESIUM ALLOYS COMPOSITION PROPERTIES PONTOONS THEINSTITUTION OF CIVILENGINEERS. STRUCTURAL...

...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...

...P FRANK; E J BUCKTON; R HAMMOND; J C WADDINGTON; B F SAURIN; E H PUCKERING; G A WILSON; E M BARNES; H J B HARDING; J W A AGER; N W HAMPSON WATERLOO BRIDGE TEMPORARY WORKS CONSTRUCTION DEVICES BRIDGES WELDING STEEL CONCRETE TIMBER FRAMING JOINTS WATERLOO BRIDGE THAMES LONDON...

... of the Chairman, the thankosf the Division were accorded to theAuthors. Structural Paper No. 14. Shop and Site Welding. By A. RAMSAYMOON, B.A., B.C.E. TABIX O F CONTENTS. Introduction .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . .PAGE S .Design of welded joints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Load-carryingcapacity of rigid...

...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...

... WELDING BRICKS RIVETED WEIGHT STEEL ROOFS TRUSSES PRESTRESSED FLOORS CONTROL RIGID FRAMES STRESS 36 GRUNSPAN ON ECONOMICS OF MULTI-STOREY BUILDINGS. APPENDIX. BIBLIOGRAPHY. 1. R. E.McLaughlin, Powered Concrete Ships of World War 11, Engng. News-Rec., vol. 133, No. 16, p. 472 (19 Oct...

... Y 0 L generallyavailableB. irkenheadNorthsubstationandcontrol room, shown in Fig. 4, are built on a wider site. The switchgear is metal-clad, and this choice calls for no special com- ment. It is of the vertical isolation type and welded steel construction. The breakers have plain contacts...

... RAILWAYS ENGINEERING PRACTICE WELDING COSTS TRACK ELECTRIC TAMPING SLEEPERS STABILITY BANKS CUTTINGS MAINTENANCE PERMANENT WAY SIGNALLING RAILS JOINTS STEEL CHEMICALS WOOD WEEDS CORROSION UK USA RAILWAY ENGINEERING PRACTICE 11 Conclusion.-In the aboveremarksa brief...

... 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...