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CORRESPONDENCE. THE PRINCIPLES OF RIVER TRAINING FOR RAILWAY BRIDGES, AND THEIR APPLICATION TO THE CASE OF THE HARDINGE BRIDGE OVER THE LOWER GANGES AT SARA.

SIR RR GALES, C C INGLIS, H A MCGILLYCUDDY, F R MORGAN, F G ROYAL DAWSON, F G R DAWSON, C G SMITH, W L C TRENCH
Journal: Journal of the Institution of Civil Engineers
Journal of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1939) 12 (8): 279–332.
https://doi.org/10.1680/ijoti.1939.14503
Published: 01 October 1939
... was to be preferred to the mattress system. That could probably only be answered by an engineer whowas equally conversant with both systems. If the inquiry were codned to river-training for railway bridges the question would be somewhat simplified. The apron acted perfectly where laid over alluvial sand...
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