...T H CARR; W D JARVIS © 1949 Thomas Telford Ltd 1949 INFLUENCE CHIMNEYS HEIGHT ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION EMISSIONS POWER STATIONS MEASUREMENT STEAM POWER PLANT GRIT DEPOSITION SULPHUR DIOXIDES SULPHUR DIOXIDE APPARATUS DEPOSITS GAUGES OBSERVATIONS ASH DISTRIBUTION...

...J M LACEY; P CLAXTON SILT RIVERS BEHAVIOUR HYDRAULICS DEPOSITS EROSION VELOCITY RAVI RIVER INDIA ASIA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1943 344 CORRESPONDENCE ON HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT. Mr. Whitcher had givenavaluable summary of the transmission problem...

...A A AHMED AHMED ON SILT DEPOSIT. 399 Paper No. 5245. A Method of Estimatingthe MaximumPossible Silt Deposit Upstream of Dams Constructed in Silt-Carrying Rivers. By ABDELAZIZ AHMEDB, ey, D.Sc., Ph.D., M. Inst. C.E. (Ordered by the Council to be published in abstractforml.) IN dams...

...J DUVIVIER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1940 DUVIVIER J W ELLINGHAM LEGRAND SUTCLIFFE & GELL CLIFFS STABILISATION WORKS CLAYS LONDON CLAY INVESTIGATIONS BOREHOLES TESTS DRAINS COSTS DEPOSITS RETAINING WALLS REINFORCED CONCRETE EXCAVATING COASTS HERNE BAY...

... that it would be of interest if Mr. Elsden could explain what provision had been made in the tidal mechanism for producing the natura,l period of rest, varying from, say, 20 t o 30 minutes at high and low water, as such periods of rest had an important effect on the deposition of the dlt. The peaks of the model...

...O ELSDEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1939 SIR ALEXANDER GIBB UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON INVESTIGATIONS OUTER APPROACHES CHANNELS PORTS TIDAL MODELS TIDES MODELLING COUNTRIES DEVELOPING DELTAS ESTUARIES DESIGN CONSTRUCTION REMEDIAL WORKS RIVERS SILT DEPOSITS BARS...