... or better or both andmen could betransferred t o other urgent work which needed more skill. Those matters could not be expressed in pounds, shillings, and pence. Mr.C. J. Chaplin observed that the Bradford District of the London MidlandRegion had been lentthe track-laying unit described by Mr. Cantrell...

... LAYING SLABS AGGREGATES DESIGN CONTROL COANSOLIDATION OF VERTICCAULRVE DESIGN. 593 In the case quoted, the .vertical acceleration was 4 feet per second per second, and that was convincing proof that Mr. Jennings s suggestion that 1 foot per second,per second should be used-which seemed to be based...

... STRENGTH LABOUR QUANTITIES OUTPUT METHODS LAYING SPREADING MACHINERY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 A CONSOLIDATION OF VERTICCAULRDVEESIGN. 121 becomes the criterion of design, and tosatisfy this on roads with no speedlimit the leastradius should be 3,000 feet. Where visibility of a given...

...S R RAFFETY; F H BULLOCK; H P HILL; C HOGG; E J MACKAIG; R MARSHALL; S J RICKETTS; J H F SHARKIE; A W STONEBRIDGE; B WHITTERON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 WATER RURAL SUPPLY WATER SUPPLY AREAS ECONOMICS AGRICULTURE MAINS LAYING PIPES DOMESTIC HOUSES VILLAGES STORAGE...

.... Inst. C.E., on 8 schemewhich consisted briefly of the construction of head dams in the Babadori river and two of its branches and the laying of a gravity pipe-line through the bush around the lower slopes of Sugar Loaf mountain to convey the water to thereservoir in Freetown. Pumping machinery...

...R SLATER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1941 DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH DSIR ROADS EXPERIMENTS DESIGN THIN BITUMINOUS SURFACING MATERIALS MIXING LAYING TRAFFIC WEATHER LABORATORIES TESTS BINDERS CARPETS AGGREGATES BITUMEN GRANITE TAR PROPERTIES...

...A R POLLARD; C R BAXTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1939 GUNITE LININGS CHANNELS WATER SUPPLY CITIES SUPPLY WATER RESERVOIRS FILTERS CONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS MAINTENANCE LAYING OPEN COUNTRIES DEVELOPING LASHKAR GWALIOR TIGRA INDIA ASIA POLLARD AND BAXTER...

...W CRISWELL; E SANDEMAN; J R DAVIDSON; H P HILL; G M C TAYLOR; H W S HUSBANDS; W J E BINNIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1936 RIVERS CROSSINGS WATERWORKS DAMS PIPELINES STEEL PIPES FLANGES BOLTS CONSTRUCTION LAYING JOINTS CONCRETE TRENCHES FOYLE LONDONDERRY ULSTER...

... OF CONTENTS. Introduction Thepipe-line .. .. .. . ..River Foyle crossing Method of laying Generarlemarks PA211110Q99991139E0 INTRODUCTION. THE City of Londonderry lies inthe valley of the river Foyle, 4& miles above the point at whch theriver enters the Lough. The inhabitantsto-day numbernearly 50,000...