...C M ROBERTS; H D MORGAN; R W MOUNTAIN; J G BROWN; J GUTHRIE BROWN; P A SCOTT; H HEADLAND; P O WOLF; J H FLEMING; R C S WALTERS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 FUNDAMENTAL ECONOMICS HYDROELECTRICITY DESIGN TUNNELS DAMS POWER STATIONS COSTS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS EFFICIENCY POWER...

... DEVELOPING REGIMES DELTAS FLOW OBSTRUCTIONS DISCHARGES LAND RECLAMATION ANCIENT NAVIGATION STORAGE POWER TIDES WATER LEVELS HYDROLOGY CALCULATIONS 204 BINNIE ON SOMNEOTES ON THKEARURNIVER Paper No. 5690 " Some Notes on the Karun River and the Shatt e1 Arab 7" by GEOFFREYMORSE BINNIEM...

...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...

... PNEUMATIC POWER SUPPLY ILLUMINATION LIGHTING HEATING VENTILATION GLAZING MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT ANCILLARY WORKS BRIAN COLQUHOUN FILTON BRISTOL BRABAZON UK 4 COLQUHOUN ON THE BRABAZONASSEMBLYHALL .AT FILTON .Paper No.5709 The Brabazon Assembly Hall at Filton. t BY CECIL...

...H R LUPTON © Thomas Telford Ltd 1949 PUMPING MACHINERY MECHANICAL DEVICES RAISING FLUIDS POWER DRIVING PUMPS MECHANISMS STEAM ENGINES ELECTRIC HYDRAULIC IMPELLERS VELOCITY ENERGY SOURCES PLANT POLICIES ECONOMICS LTJPTON ON PUMPING MACHINERY. 291 THE DUGALD CLERK...

...B D RICHARDS; G W M BOYCOTT; H CHATLEY; A H NAYLOR; T H WEBSTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 TIDAL POWER DEVELOPMENT UTILISATION USE TIDES ECONOMICS COSTS DAMS BARRAGES ENERGY GRIDS TURBINES 428 CORRESPONDENCE ON TlfE TIDAL POWEE : CORRESPONDENCE ON A PAYER PUBLISHED...

...B D RICHARDS; H R LUPTON TIDAL POWER DEVELOPMENT UTILISATION 302 OBITUARY. OBITUARY. THOMASBRAMMALL COOPERwas born in Manchester on the 21st January, 1870, and died in Bristol on the 8th November, 1947. He was educated at the Leys School,Cambridge, and Victoria University, Manchester...

...B D RICHARDS 104 RICHARDS ON TIDAL POWER : Paper No. 5656. g Tidal Power : Its Development and Utilization. t By BERTRAMDARELRLICHARDSB,.Sc.(Eng M.I.C.E. TABLE OF CONTENTS. PAGE Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104 Tidal phenomena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 Single...

...BD RICHARDS; S B DONKIN; SIR W HALCROW; H R LUPTON; W P THOMPSON; W N MCCLEAN; W E BLACKMORE; F W DAVEY; G S COLLYNS; W L MOORE; SIR P FRANK; H HEADLAND; J G THON TIDAL POWER DEVELOPMENT UTILISATION TIDES ENERGY BARRAGES DISTRICT HEATING USE ECONOMICS COSTS ESTUARIES RIVERS SITE...

...B A E HILEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 BIRMINGHAM CITY CORPORATION POWER STATIONS GENERATING STATIONS POWER CITIES CIVIL ENGINEERING BUILDING WORKS ELECTRICITY COAL WATER REINFORCED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION COOLING PLANT HAMS HALL B BIRMINGHAM UK...

...C JAEGER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 WATER HAMMER EFFECT POWER CONDUITS ACCIDENTS HAMMERS PIPES FAILURES MECHANISMS VIBRATIONS RESONANCE AUTO OSCILLATION 334 CLOKENAENYING OF FILTER SANDS. sands are graded hydraulically to the top of the bed and form patches which, under...

...J LORIMER; D B MARTIN; E C SCHNACKENBERG; SIR B TAYLOR; R D WALKER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 USE EXPLOSIVES CIVIL ENGINEERING DEMOLITION BUILDINGS DEFENCE PILLBOXES MILITARY CHARGES CORDTEX METHODS PROPERTIES POWER DETONATION BOMBS DAMAGE DETONATORS DISPOSAL HIGH...

...B D RICHARDS; O ELSDEN; J K HUNTER; D LLOYD; J G MACLELLAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 ECONOMICS DEVELOPMENT UTILISATION WATER POWER HYDROELECTRICITY POWER STATIONS AMORTISATION PLANT STORAGE CAPACITY CORRESPONDENCE ON MENAI BRIDGE RECONSTRUCTION. 621 As mentioned...

...T H CARR CARR 'ON SOME CONSIDERATIONB IN THE SELECTION OF POWER-STATION AUXILIARY SUPPLIES. 529 Paper No. 5534. 6' Some Considerations in the Selection of Power-Station Auxiliary Supplies.' ' BY THOMAHS ENRYCARR,A.M.I.C.E.,M.I.Mech.E., M.I.E.E. (Ordered by the Council to be published in abstract...

...C G CARROTHERS; J R FINNIECOME; H S HORSMAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 THERMAL EFFICIENCY STEAM POWER PLANT METHODS CALCULATIONS ARITHMETIC FUNCTIONS CORRESPONDENCE ON THE STILL-WATERPOCKET PRINCIPLE. 553 further interest in it. But to say that the still-water pocket would...

...W MATTHEWS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 CITY OF BIRMINGHAM ELECTRIC SUPPLY DEPT SIR ROBERT MCALPINE RAILWAYS SIDINGS ELECTRICITY POWER STATIONS CITIES SUPPLY ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PERMANENT WAY HAMS HALL BIRMINGHAM UK MAmHEWS i)N kAiLWAP SIDfNGS E...

... by a layer of soft soil 12 feet thick. The h s t power shovel wasused for opencast coalmining in the United States in 1877, and in 1880 this method of mining became general practice in that country. Excavation over large open spaces was a simple matter in new countries under development, but inGreat Britain...

.... CHARACTERISTICOSF EXPLOSIVES. The important characteristics of an explosive from the user s point of view are as fol!ows :- ( l ) Power. (2) Velocity of detonation. (3) Sensitiveness. (4)Waterproofness. (5) Oxygen-balance. (6) Density. (7) Plasticity. Power.-In Great Britain power is usually measured...

...B D RICHARDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 ECONOMICS DEVELOPMENT UTILISATION WATER POWER USE ELECTRICITY HYDROELECTRICITY HIGH HEAD LOW HEAD HEADS HIGH LOW LOADS FACTORS CONDUITS PIPELINES PRESSURE TUNNELS STORAGE REGULATION STEAM PLANT CAPACITY COSTS AMORTISATION...

... barrage will enable development of hydro-electric power which will be required to deal with the increased production. The Paper is accompanied by nine maps, from which the Figures in the text have been prepared, Paper No. 5491. (( Thermal E5ciency of Steam Power Plant (A method of showing thermal...