...C H DOBBIE; E J R KENNERELL; P J H UNNA; R M MCCRONE; J R BENSON; W F WINTERS; W F VAN ASBECK; H W WILLCOCK; A BURGER; E KUIPER © 1950 Thomas Telford Ltd 1950 USE BITUMEN HYDRAULIC WORKS APPLICATIONS ASPHALT HOT MIX EMPLACEMENT UNDERWATER LININGS MACHINERY CANALS WATERWAYS...

...A P LAMBERT © 1950 Thomas Telford Ltd 1950 METHODS PLANT CONCRETING MATERIALS MIX PROPORTIONING SAND AGGREGATES MIXERS CEMENT WATER CONCRETE EQUIPMENT MIXING PLACING DISTRIBUTION PUMPS PLACERS PNEUMATIC COMPACTION VIBRATORS JOURNAL OF THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL...

...; concretes with siliceous aggregate have the highest values and those with limestone aggregate the lowest, whilst concretes with igneous aggregate have intermediate values. The coefficient of thermal expansion of neat hydrated cement is higher than that of any aggregate measured. The richer mixes tend...

... EQUIPMENT COMPACTION BOX WORKABILITY VIBRATING VIBROTAMPING WATER MIX MIXERS MIXES MIXING SCREEDS OSCILLATING IN GRAVITY DAMS. 483 McHenry. A Paper presented to the Royal Society in 1941 1 had outlined the methods used, but unfortunately the conditions of wartime secrecy had not permitted...

...R LACEY; W M ROBB SPREADING CONSOLIDATING MACHINERY CONCRETE ROADS RUNWAYS CONSTRUCTION FINISHING SPECIFICATIONS COMPACTION TESTING LEVELLING BOX HOPPERS SPREADERS JOINTS FORMATION SLABS MIXING MIXERS MIX TESTS SLABS TRANSPORTATION METHODS BASES CONTINUOUS 272 LACEY...

...R STRUTHERS; J W LOVATT; G GRAHAM; R A LEEMING; F R MARTIN; E E MORGAN; L J MURDOCK; F N SPARKES; N F TRUSCOTT; J WILLIAMSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 CONSTRUCTION HEAVY DUTY CONCRETE RUNWAYS MIX PROPORTIONS SITES TESTS CUBES WATER CEMENT RATIOS METHODS PRODUCTION...

...-inch maximum size aggregate used in a 12-inch thick slab. The coarse aggregate should be supplied in two or three gradings, re- combined together in the correct weights inthe mix. That gave close control of the grading and so the workability of the concrete and the water/cement ratio were kept within...

...G GRAHAM; F R MARTIN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 AIRPORTS CONSTRUCTION HIGH GRADE QUALITY CONCRETE PAVING TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT SUBBASE COMPACTED GRAVEL FILLING MATERIALS MIX CONTROL AGGREGATES GRADING CEMENT MIXING PLANT MIXERS MOISTURE MECHANICAL SPREADING...

...A J MITCHELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 SOILS STABILISATION ROADS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING TROPICS FOUNDATIONS COTTON VOLCANIC ASH MATERIALS LATERIC GRAVEL TESTS MOISTURE MIX SAND STRIP TANGANYIKA TANZANIA AFRICA LATECORRESPONDENCE. 113 LATECORRESPONDENCE...

...R STRUTHERS; J W LOVATT CONSTRUCTION HEAVY DUTY CONCRETE RUNWAYS MATERIALS PLANT SPECIFICATIONS MIX PROPORTIONS AGGREGATES EXCAVATING CHALK EXCAVATIONS TRACTORS SCRAPERS BULLDOZERS ANGLEDOZERS DRAINAGE CONCRETING TESTING CONTROL PLACING VIBRATIONS EXPANSION JOINTS...

... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158 158 159 160 161 Concrete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163 Mix . . Slump . Vibrating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163 163 163 Surfactereatment . General . . . Stonfaecing . Exposedconcrete...

... be applied, as it was a t present, intheeveryday mixing of concrete ; theman who handled the mixer had to be able to applysomejudgement in adding slightly to the sand-content for wet sand, and then add enough water to makethe mix tothe consistency which the residentengineer desired. Concrete-mixerdriving...

...F E WENTWORTH SHEILDS; W H GLANVILLE; W K WALLACE; R CARPMAEL; P G BOWIE; W G NEWTON; A MACDONALD; L SAVILE; E PROBST; W L LOWE BROWN; E E MORGAN; H E STEINBERG MACHINERY SURFACE FINISHING CONCRETE STRUCTURES FINISHES MIX WEATHERING RESISTANCE AESTHETICS MACHINES TREATMENT...

...N DAVEY SURFACE FINISHING CONCRETE STRUCTURES EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS SURVEYS CONTROL MIX DESIGN FORMWORK METHODS PLACING CONSTRUCTION JOINTS FINISHES AGGREGATES COLOURS COVERING ARCHITECTURE WEATHERING MACHINERY ARTIFICIAL GRANITE MARBLE DESIGN PLACING LININGS...

...D F WILKIN CONCRETE RESIDENT ENGINEERS CONTROL AGGREGATES SPECIFICATIONS WEIGHT MIX PROPORTIONS BULKING SAND WATER CEMENT RATIOS METHODS MOISTURE BIBLIOGRAPHY BULKING © Thomas Telford and ICE 1941 62 WILKIN ON CONCRETE AND THE RESIDENT ENGINEER. Student s Paper No. 973...

...R BRIGGS; A DE LEEUW; A M HAMILTON; S MCCONNEL; S W F MORUM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1940 ROADS MACHINERY WAR CONSTRUCTION MOUNTAINS VOLCANOES LAVA DESERTS VEHICLES TRANSPORTATION COUNTRIES DEVELOPING PLANT ECONOMICS BITUMEN SURFACES CLAYS MIX HAIFA BAGHDAD...

...D A STEWART; R E BROOMFIELD; E J HAMLIN; G P MANNING; J R MARKS; J MITCHELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1937 RESEARCH APPLICATIONS FUNDAMENTAL VIBRATIONS PRECASTING CONCRETE VIBRATORS PRECAST FREQUENCIES MIX AMPLITUDE Mr. Dean. 440 CORRESPONDENCEON SALONIKA PLAIN AND LAKE...

...) is desirable in order to assist in the breaking-up of the mix as introducedto themould and inallowingthe free passage of air to thesurface. This is made clear in Pig. I , where the relationship between velocity and density obtained with a given mix in the first series of tests has been plotted. It willbe noted...

... on the vibrator through a slot on to sensitized paper wrapped arounda revolving drum.The resulting chart showed a number of little peaks which were caused by theair being blown out of the mix. The table used for the experiments was very sensitive, and therefore any small reaction, such as airbeing shot out from...