... appearthat almosteveryengineer is, to somedegree, a public health engineer.Since healthis " wholeness )' and engineering is so integral a part of our urban and industrialcivilization, it is not surprising thatthis should be so. We must acknowledge, therefore, that avery important responsibility for promoting...

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... of the Chairman, thethanks of the Section were accorded t o the Author. Road Paper No. 2. The Engineer s Part in the Promotion of Road Safety. t By FRANAKLANRAYFIELDA, ssoc. M. Inst. C.E. TABLE OF CONTENTS. .Introduction Accidesntattistics . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .Degree of responsibility Road conditions af.the...

...-foot mark. The owners contemplated abandoning the site and the consulting engineer responsible for the design wasconfined to a hospital 132 TERZAGHI ON SOIL MECHANICSwith a nervous breakdown. The cause of the settlement resided in the gradual consolidation of a 30-foot layer of glacial clay, located...