...G A MAUNSELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 G A MAUNSELL JAMES FORREST LECTURE PROBLEMS CIVIL ENGINEERING HISTORY MATERIALS SCIENCE PROFESSIONS ENGINEERS 350 MAUNSELL ON SOME UNSOLVED PROBLEMS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING " Some Unsolved Problems in Civil Engineering " by GUY...

...V A M ROBERTSON © 1949 Thomas Telford Ltd 1949 PRESIDENTS RAILWAYS CIVIL ENGINEERING PRACTICE DEVELOPMENT PERMANENT WAY TRACK SLEEPERS RAILS METHODS PREFABRICATED WELDED ENGINES SHEDS ROOFS ROLLING STOCK GAUGES STANDARDISATION BRIDGES BRITISH RAILWAYS UK...

...A G TICEHURST; J H C TAYLOR © 1949 Thomas Telford Ltd 1949 USE MAINTENANCE CIVIL ENGINEERING PLANT RAILWAYS ADMINISTRATION ORGANISATION MACHINERY MECHANISATION OPERATORS TRAINING METHODS MANUALS RECORDS STAFF LABOUR STOCKPORT UK 546 CORRESPONDENCE ORNENEWAL...

...A H CANTRELL; jJ H C TAYLOR © 1949 Thomas Telford Ltd 1949 RENEWAL BALLAST TRACK MECHANICAL METHODS TUNNELS USE MAINTENANCE CIVIL ENGINEERING PLANT RAILWAYS DRAINS ROADS BEDS POLHILL KENT UK 546 CORRESPONDENCE ORNENEWAL OF BALLAST AND CORRESPONDENCE...

...A G TICEHURST TICEHURST ON THE USAENMD AINTENANCE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING PLANT ON RAILWAY WORK. 349 Railway Paper No. 33. The Use and Maintenance of Civil Engineering Plant on Railway Work. t By ADRIAN GOREAMTICEHURSTA,.M.I.C.E. TABLE OF CONTENTS. ..Introduction . . . Growth of mechanization...

...B A E HILEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 BIRMINGHAM CITY CORPORATION POWER STATIONS GENERATING STATIONS POWER CITIES CIVIL ENGINEERING BUILDING WORKS ELECTRICITY COAL WATER REINFORCED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION COOLING PLANT HAMS HALL B BIRMINGHAM UK...

...J LORIMER; D B MARTIN; E C SCHNACKENBERG; SIR B TAYLOR; R D WALKER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 USE EXPLOSIVES CIVIL ENGINEERING DEMOLITION BUILDINGS DEFENCE PILLBOXES MILITARY CHARGES CORDTEX METHODS PROPERTIES POWER DETONATION BOMBS DAMAGE DETONATORS DISPOSAL HIGH...

... on the use of explosives in civil engineering he had had to decide whether to deal in detail with a few particular aspects or to cover broadly the major fields in which explosives were necessary for the successful and efficient accomplishment of operations, giving as many practical data as possible...

... accorded to the Author :- Works Construction Paper No. 3. U Some Uses of Explosives in Civil Engineering BY JAMESLORIMERB.,Sc. TABLE O F CONTENTS .Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAQE . 50 Characteristics of explosives . . . . . . . . .. . . .Means of initiating explosives . . . . .. .Uses...

...T B SMITH; R W BELL; W H KELLY; F L KING © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 MAINTENANCE PLANT CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION SAFETY MACHINERY REPAIRS 430 CORRESPONDENCE ON THE UINTENANCE OF PLANT The work done in compressing elastically the top surface of a slab of concrete subject...

...W H GLANVILLE; W L CAMPBELL; A J H CLAYTON; A W H DEAN; C G EVANS; J T EVANS; R HEYWOOD; G LACEY; R F LEGGET; A S MACLAREN; T W MORAN; A J S PIPPARD; A R THOMAS; J G THON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 CIVIL ENGINEERING RESEARCH FUTURE ROADS METHODS IRRIGATION STATE OF THE ART...

...W H GLANVILLE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH AMERICAN RAILWAY ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION AREA AAR RES CIVIL ENGINEERING RESEARCH FORECASTS ORGANISATION ASSOCIATIONS UNIVERSITIES MATERIALS DESIGN CONSTRUCTION METHODS ROADS...

...E APPLETON; H HARTLEY; J F BAKER; F COOK; R M WYNNE EDWARDS; A C VIVIAN; G P MANNING; J E HOLMSTROM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 DEPT OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH BUILDING RESEARCH STATION DSIR BRS CIVIL ENGINEERING RESEARCH FORECASTS MARITIME WATERWAYS...

...T B SMITH; R W BELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 MAINTENANCE PLANT CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION ORGANISATION LAYOUT SERVICING INSTRUCTION LUBRICATION RECORDS WORKSHOPS SOME ItEINFORCEI)-CONCKETE UNITS FAILING IN BENDING. 179 cncrgy of deformation of the bean1 ; and c...

...G M BURT MACHINERY PLANT CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT TRACTORS CRANES CONCRETE MIXERS VIBRATORS SUBGRADE DOCKS HARBOURS EXCAVATING PLANTS PUMPS UNDERWATER PILES DRIVING DERRICKS CABLEWAYS PNEUMATIC BREAKWATERS TUNNELLING SHAFTS TUNNELS SOFT GROUND...

...W SAVAGE; E DAVIS; N R NEAL; D C BEAN; B H GIBBS; F V SPARKS; E TWEMLOW; W J MARSHALL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATORS TRACTORS EQUIPMENT CONCRETE MIXERS PLACERS CRANES PUMPS PILES DRIVERS LOCOMOTIVES STEAM DIESEL TRACK TRUCKS LORRIES...

...G M BURT; W SAVAGE; D ANDERSON; M G J MCHAFFIE; H O PARRACK; R M WYNNE EDWARDS; B H GIBBS; TWEMLOW; G ELLSON; D H STORMS; H J B HARDING; C H GRIST; J H SEGRAVE; G BIRD; H H BROUGHTON; A H D MARKWICK DISCUSSION OMNACHINERY AND PLANT IN CONNEXION WITH CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION. 159 Discussion...

... not exist in practice. Except for small elements with small external forces no wire of less than S.W.G. 11 ~ . t Journal Inst. C.E., vol. 18 (1941-42), p. 315 (Feb. 1942), © Thomas Telford and ICE 1942 LONDON CLAY LABORATORIES STUDIES CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS SUITABILITY PROPERTIES...

..., and was therefore primarily prepared for reading before American Engineers. Activities for the Improvement of the Social and Economic Status of the Members of the Civil Engineering Profession. By SIR CLEMENTDANIELMAGGSHINDLEY, H.C.I.E., M.A., President Inst. C.E. INorder to examine this subject, it is useful...

...H S GOODHART-RENDEL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1940 CIVIL ENGINEERING ARCHITECTURE AESTHETICS PROFESSIONS ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS GOODEART-RENDEL ON CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE. 253 I Civil Engineering and Architecture. By HARRYSTUARTGOODHART-RENDPE.LP,.R.I.B.A. WHENI first...