... into account what was, in effect, the capacity value of the scheme asdistinct from the usevalue-the kilowatts of maximum demandasdistinct from t,he units of electricity sent out from the scheme ? If those two factors-the economic cost of storage and the economic IN HYDRDOE-EBLIQENCTRIC 138 amount of p l a n t...

... TESTS EXPOSURE COATINGS CORROSION COSTS DESIGN REPAIRS BRIDGEWORKS SAND BLASTING SPRAYING METALS GRIT DETAILING EXPANSION JOINTS ALLOYS MAGNESIUM FLUORIDE STONE ARCHES REINFORCED © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 MTAHIENTENANCE OF HIGHWAY BRIDGES 201 kept in repair to save...

... if new baths are to conform with all the latest recognized standards. Costs of several existing swimming-baths are listed and a study of these indicates that large sums of public money will be required for the erection of future baths. Such expense can only be justified if the result fully satisfies...

... given in two Appendices. Conclusions drawn are that hydraulic applications are likely or by dumping through water. Details of misturea employed, and some costs, are to increase and that, a greater knowledge is acquired, factors of safety and costs will be reduced. © 1950 Thomas Telford Ltd 1950...

... competitive for transmission over particularly long distances, it is not practicable at the present stage of development to include reliable data concerning costs; the Paper is confined to consideration of overhead transmission of power at 50 cycles per second, alternating current. © 1950 Thomas Telford Ltd...

.... The theoretical aspects of the designs are then discussed, with special reference to their stability against scour under foundation, safe bearing-pressure distribution, scour on the downstream side, and horizontal pressure due to moving water; formulae used in calculations are also noted. Costs of the two...

... CONSTRUCTION COSTS ECONOMICS SUBGRADE AERODROMES AERONAUTICS UNDERCARRIAGES WEIGHT STATIC LOADING LENGTH LOADS WHEELS LAYOUT DESIGNERS THICKNESS PAVEMENTS FAILURES HARD STANDINGS SWIVELLING AIRLINES AVIATION OPERATORS PRESTRESSED PAVING LANDINGS IN RELATION TO AIRCDREASFIGTN. 493...

... WEATHER LAYOUT PRODUCTION SCAFFOLDING CLADDING SHEETING ROOFS CRANES STRUCTURAL SPANS DOORS COSTS ARCHES FILTON BRISTOL BRABAZON UK 36 COLQUHOUN ON THE BRABAZON ASSEMBLY HALL AT FILTON. APPENDIX I1 : DETAILSOB BRABAZO"N167 " AIRCRAFT. Wing-span : feet . . . Gross wing-area...

...B D RICHARDS; G W M BOYCOTT; H CHATLEY; A H NAYLOR; T H WEBSTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 TIDAL POWER DEVELOPMENT UTILISATION USE TIDES ECONOMICS COSTS DAMS BARRAGES ENERGY GRIDS TURBINES 428 CORRESPONDENCE ON TlfE TIDAL POWEE : CORRESPONDENCE ON A PAYER PUBLISHED...

... produce more energy than double-tide operation, but that was not the only disadvantage of the latter system. One of the diflicult mechanical and civil engineering problems involved in double-tide working waa that in a single-basin scheme the cost of the constructional work on the turbine dam itself might...

...F R MELVILLE; RLG HETHERINGTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 WATER SUPPLY COUNTRIES DEVELOPING TOWNS DAMS EARTH RESERVOIRS CONCRETE CORES WALLS EMBANKMENTS TUNNELS WEIRS CHANNELS CATCHMENTS COAGULATION BASINS PIPELINES COUPLINGS CULVERTS JOINTS VALVES TESTS COSTS...

... FOR MOTOR-WAYS. 131 judgement must be established and based on a comprehensive balancing of all factors of cost, including not only constructional but also land and property charges. It is here, as always, the engineer g taskto secure the desired result with the minimum demand on human effort. The cost...

...D E PATERSON SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA CAPE TOWN STURROCK TABLE BAY GRAVING DOCKS SITES INVESTIGATIONS SITE INVESTIGATION DREDGING EARTH COFFERDAMS STEEL SHEETPILING TESTS PILES DEWATERING ROCKS EXCAVATIONS BEARING BLASTING EARTHWORKS COSTS ORGANISATION LAYOUT...

...E J RIMMER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 CIVIL ENGINEERS CIVIL ENGINEERS ARBITRATORS LAW ARBITRATION DUTIES JURISDICTION PROCEDURE LITIGATION LITIGANTS LEGAL ASSISTANCE AWARDS COSTS CHARGES RECOVERY HIGH COURT DISPUTES PARTIES BARRISTERS LAWYERS 96 RIMMER...

... TERMINOLOGY LAWYERS EVIDENCE BARRISTERS COSTS DUTIES JUDICIARY AWARDS CONDITIONS ACTS 120 DISCUSSION ON THCEIVIELNGINEEARASRBITRATOR. Discussion. The Author, in introducing the Paper,observed that there was always a human interest in theconflict of testimony of fact between two or more persons...

... IMPURITIES SCREENING GRIT REMOVAL SEDIMENTATION ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANT STORMWATER TREATMENT DISCHARGES SLUDGE DIGESTION POWER STATIONS PUMPING STATIONS WAR PUMPING COSTS COMPRESSED METHANE WEST MIDDLESEX MOGDEN UK .TOWNEND ON WEST MIDDLESEX MAIN DRAINAGETEN YEARS OPERATION...

...M R JAMES; SIR P FRANK; H F CRONIN; N G ALLEN; H R LUPTON; R HAMMOND © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 METROPOLITAN WATER BOARD RENEWAL EXTENSIONS PUMPING MACHINERY WATER AUTHORITIES CITIES PUMPS WATER SUPPLY WATERWORKS COSTS ECONOMICS PUMPING STATIONS REMODELLING FINANCE...

... cent., given inTable VIII, was comparedwith the coefficient of 18per cent., with cementat X3 per ton and aggregatea t OS., the saving on material costs as between those t,wo controls, if a concrete of 4,000lb. per square inch was aimed at, wouldbe 6s. per cuhio yard, which considerably exceeded any...

...K PATERSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION OPERATION WATER TREATMENT PLANT MINES EXPERIMENTS COSTS EFFICIENCY REAGENTS PERFORMANCE COPPER RAW CLARIFIED EQUIPMENT SOFTENING FILTRATION MUFULIRA RHODESIA ZAMBIA AFRICA PATERSON ON THE DESIGN...

...B D RICHARDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 ECONOMICS DEVELOPMENT UTILISATION WATER POWER USE ELECTRICITY HYDROELECTRICITY HIGH HEAD LOW HEAD HEADS HIGH LOW LOADS FACTORS CONDUITS PIPELINES PRESSURE TUNNELS STORAGE REGULATION STEAM PLANT CAPACITY COSTS AMORTISATION...