...C H DOBBIE; E J R KENNERELL; P J H UNNA; R M MCCRONE; J R BENSON; W F WINTERS; W F VAN ASBECK; H W WILLCOCK; A BURGER; E KUIPER © 1950 Thomas Telford Ltd 1950 USE BITUMEN HYDRAULIC WORKS APPLICATIONS ASPHALT HOT MIX EMPLACEMENT UNDERWATER LININGS MACHINERY CANALS WATERWAYS...

... in the Mersey, and the shoals which were formed in the canal were now so much reduced as to cause no hindrance to traffic, it was doubtful whether the extra depth would be economically justifiable in that case. It wouldbepossible to check approximately the proportion of silt caught, when the trap was complete...

...J ALLEN; W EASTWOOD © Thomas Telford Ltd 1949 PSCALE MODELS EXPERIMENTS SILT TRAPPING BASINS CONFLUENCES CANALS RIVERS WATERWAYS MODELLING SETTLING WEIRS TESTS DEPOSITION SAND RATES DISCHARGES RIVER MERSEY MANCHESTER SHIP IRLAM UK ALLEN AND EASTWOOD...

... METEOROLOGY SNOW ICE HIGHWAYS FOG RAINFALL LAND FROST ROTARY SNOWPLOUGHS CHEMICAL TREATMENT EFFECT SALT SURFACES DEPTH PENETRATION PLANT MACHINERY VEHICLES TRAFFIC CONTROL PLOUGHS DAMAGE RIVERS CANALS 40 DISCUSSION ON WINTERCONDITIONS AND THE CIVIL ENGINEER...

... to get rid of the water then in transit. In the same way advice that a rapid thaw is on ita way, while snow is lying on the ground, will allow the Drainage Engineer to prepare for the worst. INLANDNAVIGATION. Artificial canals and canalized rivers, which make up the InlandWaterways system of the country...

... engineers of various countries during a tour in theUnited States, he had found engineers and hydraulicians outside India unwilling to study and make use of the new boundary stage presented so clearly byIndian canals of non-cohesive beds and cohesive erodible sides ; instead, they were content with the small...

... that changes in a cross-sectionof a river- or canal- bed which resulted from changes in the prevailing hydraulic conditions could be mathematically calculated by reference to one basic law. That law stated that in any vertical in any flowing section the condition of equilibrium of all points in the bed...

...G LACEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 GENERAL THEORY FLOW ALLUVIUM REGIMES RELATIONS THEORY CHANNELS ABNORMAL HYDRAULICS DISCORDANT WIDTH CANALS DATA PHYSICAL ALLUVIAL PUNJAB INDIA ASIA 16 LACEY ON AGENERATLHEORY OF FLOW IN SLLUVIUM. Paper No. 5518...

... of the principle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Headworks for Inundation canals . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Torrents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 Irrigation of the Euphrates-Tigrisdelta . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 The Euphratesand Tigris barrages . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 INTRODUCTION...

...WENTWORTH SHEILDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 PORTS HARBOURS FORECASTS SHIPPING POST WAR ADMINISTRATION PLANNING CENTRAL TOWNS LINK ROADS RAILWAYS CANALS FINANCE LAYOUT EQUIPMENT DESIGN RESEARCH POSTGRADUATE TRAINING CONTRACTORS PRESIDENTS UK JOURNAL...

...B D RICHARDS; A R CLOUGH; H C KING; J A SANER; C B UNWIN; G A WEBSTER; H F WILMOT; F WOOD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 POST WAR TRANSPORT SYSTEMS HIGHWAYS CANALS RAILWAYS INVESTMENT UNDERGROUND TRAFFIC WATERWAYS NATIONAL CONTROL POLITICS COSTS CHARGES UK 398...

... efficiency and tend to restore equilibrium. In irrigation canals the " bed sand " load, entering the canal will vary with the hydraulic conditions intheparent river ; the variations will usually not correspond with the hydraulic conditions in the canal. For permanent regime, therefore, irrigation canals...

... of the .. Transport System .. :. Thepresenttransportsystem . . . Major pointsaffectingtransport .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 132 133 Considerat.ionof the various components of the transport syRtem : .( a ) Canals . . ( b ) Railways . . ( c ) Coastalshipping...

... RAILWAYS NATIONALISATION SYSTEMS TRUSTS PLANNING FINANCE ROADS CANALS SHIPPING TRAFFIC CONGESTION GOODS PASSENGERS LEGISLATION PARLIAMENT SATURATION WATERWAYS COMPETITION COORDINATION HAULAGE CONTROL UK RICHARDOSPNOST-WATRRANSPORT IN GREAT BRITAIN. 151 (roads) is a spending...

...D G MCGAREY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1942 EMERGENCIES REPAIRS EMBANKMENTS CANALS BREACHES TRAFFIC CONSOLIDATION METHODS WATERWAYS FILLING GRAND UNION CAN LONDON BIRMINGHAM UK i28 idcGAREY ON EMERGENCYREPAIRS TO INGENUITY COMPETITION, 1942. Emergency Repairs...

...F F HAIGH BARRAGES THEORY DESIGN WEIRS SAND CONSTRUCTION WATER SUPPLY PROJECTS FOUNDATIONS ENERGY FLOW MATHEMATICAL IRRIGATION RIVERS DISCHARGES LEVELS WATERWAYS COSTS SUBSOIL REGULATORS SILT CANALS TRAINING WORKS MACHINERY EXCAVATION PUMPING SHEETPILING CONCRETING...

...W M GRIFFITH; E S BELLASIS; W E DORAN; E H ESSEX; H E HURST; J M LACEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1941 DISCHARGES SURFACE FLOATS VELOCITY CHANNELS FLOW FLOODS SLUICES RIVERS MEASUREMENT VERTICAL CANALS GREAT OUSE UK 464 CORRESPONDENCE ON DISCHARUE BY SURFACE...

...W M GRIFFITH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1941 DISCHARGES SURFACE FLOATS RIVERS CANALS GAUGING CALCULATIONS RATES FLOW VELOCITY GAUGES 284 ORTPFITH ON DISCHARGE RP SURFACEFLOATS. Paper No.524-0. Discharge by Surface Floats. By WILLIAMMAURICEGRIFFITH,Assoc. M. Inst. C.E...

...A G VAUGHAN-LEE; W J E BINNIE; SIR B DARLEY; W L LOWE BROWN; R STOKES; J E BOSTOCK; J PALMER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1941 BARRAGES WORKS WEIRS GRADIENTS APRONS IRRIGATION DRAINAGE DESIGN CONSTRUCTION COUNTRIES DEVELOPING GATES CANALS HYDRAULIC FLOORS FLOW SHEETPILING...

...A G VAUGHAN-LEE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1941 BARRAGES WORKS MATERIALS WORKYARDS CONSTRUCTION MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT PLANT MACHINERY COUNTRIES DEVELOPING HISTORY REGULATORS RIVERS ABUTMENTS CANALS HYDRAULICS RESEARCH LABORATORIES IRRIGATION ROADS SURFACING GRANITE...