... " The effects on . . . " read " The eflects of . . " in. .line 13 : for ". . ,either . " read ". . .in either . . .l' for " or " read " nor " p. 317, line 5 : for '' as " read '' an " 34 UK LONDON SOUTH BANK ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL DESIGN CONSTRUCTION HALLS EQUATIONS © Thomas Telford...

...G ROBERTS; C MARSH DOME OF DISCOVERY FESTIVALS DOMES STRUCTURAL DESIGN CURVATURE STRESS LONDON UK CORRESPONDENCE ON THE STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF THE lxxix DOME OF DISCOVERY, FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN, 1951 CORRESPONDENCE ON A PAPERPUBLISHED IN OCTOBER 1951 JOURNAL Structural Paper...

... OF DISCOVERY DOMES FESTIVALS STRUCTURAL DESIGN ALUMINIUM ALLOYS FRAMEWORK RIBS RINGS GIRDERS SOLUTIONS PROBLEMS STRESS ANALYSIS MATERIALS SELECTION LOADING WIND MODELS LOADS TESTS SNOW MEASUREMENT LONDON SOUTH BANK UK ...

... ALUMINIUM ROOFS LOADS TESTS RIBS FRAMEWORK MODELS RINGS GIRDERS LONDON SOUTH BANK UK 402 DISCUSSION OTNHSTERUCTURADLESIGN OF THE Discussion The Author introduced the Paper with the aid of a series of lantern slides. Professor A. J. S. Pippard observed that the structure described...

... CONSTRUCTION HALLS EXCAVATING GROUNDWATER PROBLEMS EXCAVATIONS LOWERING WELLPOINT BENDING TORSION METHODS DEWATERING SOUTH BANK LONDON ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL UK ...

... SPIRAL SITES ORGANISATION MANAGEMENT LONDON SOUTH BANK ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL UK OF TRHOEYAL The stresses are : FESTIVAL HASLOLU,BTAHNK 305 where P denotes the direct thrust, -.e ,, the eccentricity = &l P As a check, for the position of the neutral axis, First of all, the section...

...E O MEASOR; D H NEW SCOTT & WILSON HOLLAND & HANNEN & CUBITTS DESIGN CONSTRUCTION HALLS ARCHITECTURE SITES FOUNDATIONS CONCRETE COLUMNS BASES GRAVEL CLAYS LONDON CLAY EXCAVATING DEWATERING WELLPOINT METHODS EXCAVATIONS DRIVING STEEL SHEETPILING...

... WHITEHALL LONDON THE CRYPT UK 242 DISOUSSION ON GOVERNMENT OFFICES : Discussion The Authors introduced the Paper with the aid of a series of lantern slides, illustrating the early history of the site and showing details of the progress of the work. Mr R. B. M. Potter, referring to the element...

..., carried down tothe London clay, provisionbeingmade t o incorporatethose which lay within the new building line into the foundations of the new building ; the tops of the piers were spanned by reinforced-concretebeams. The stillages were underpinned and carried on a new floor spanning between these beams...

... intended was not directly connected with the supply of water to the Town, it continued, with little modification, as Plymouth s main source of supply for more than 300 years. THE NEWRIVER. The idea of supplying London with water by meansof a river brought from a distant source appears to have been first...

... PAVING TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT STRENGTH TESTS CUBES MACHINERY PYCNOMETERS PLANT EQUIPMENT VIBRATIONS AGGREGATES CORES COEFFICIENTS GRADING CONTRACTORS RESPONSIBILITY SUPERVISION MIXING RESIDENT ENGINEERS WATER CEMENT RATIOS READY MIXED WORKABILITY COMPRESSIVE HEATHROW LONDON...

... TURBINES BOILERS REPAIRS PUMPING STATIONS PERFORMANCE CAPITAL EXPENDITURE REMODELLING FINANCE LONDON QUEEN MARY WALTON KEMPTON PARK SURBITON DEPTFORD BRIXTON HAMPTON UK 432 JAMES ON RENEWALANDEXTENSION OF Paper No. 5390. '' Renewal and Extension of Pumping Machinery...

... GAS HUMPHREY LONDON UK PUMPING MACHINERY FOR THE METROPOLITAN WATER BOARD. 469 The Manuscript is accompanied by five Appendixes, twenty-one Tables, sixteen sheets of diagrams, and eight photographs, from some of which the Figures and Tables in the text and the half-tone page Plates, F...

... would be required, had been speczed. He was obliged to Mr. Moores for enumerating the several features which were to be foundin some of the installations described. But for the necessity of curtailing the length of the Paper they would have been referred to. 46 LONDON RENEWAL EXTENSIONS...

...G L GROVES; G W M BOYCOTT; A A SYMINGTON ILFORD LONDON UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 TUBES UNDERGROUND RAILWAYS OXYGEN NITROGEN BENDS DECOMPRESSION CHAMBERS SEWERS TUNNELS GAS MAINS TUNNELLING COMPRESSED AIR TAPERS RINGS 660 CORRESPOINLTDFHEOENRNCDE...

... July, avery severe thunderstorm raged over the London area during the night and 2.64 inches of rain was recorded a t Heathrow; .yet the moisture-contents of the aggregates, as recorded on Monday, 16 July, gave no apparent indication of the occurrence of the storm. It would appear that many...

... COMPACTING EQUIPMENT COMPACTION THICKNESS RUNWAYS EXPANSION CONTRACTION JOINTS CURING PROTECTION TESTS CUBES MACHINERY VIBRATORS FROST METHODS VARIATIONS COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH CONTENT COARSE FINE PAVEMENTS HEATHROW LONDON UK JOURNAL OF THEINSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS...

... places. Under Eastern Avenue-oneof the big arterial roads leading out of London- in the section leading to Gants Hill station there was a short length of compressedair-work.The air escaping during the work had had a tonic effect on the shrubs in the centrarleserve, which had ffourished exceedingly...

... tunnels . . . . . . . . . . Lengthening of existing Central Line stations . . . . . . . . . . Acknowledgements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Appendix . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 15 16 19 22 29 32 33 33 34 35 36 38 INTRODUCTION. THE history of London s passenger transport services...

... to the Tower Subway, London, after Air-raid Damage By HAROLJDOHNBOYERHARDINGB.,Sc. (Eng M. Inst. C.E. THE Tower subway is of historical interest to civil engineers as it is the first tunnel tobe driven by a Greathead shield and with a cast-iron lining. It was constructed by Barlow and Greathead as a passenger...