... in the generation of shock pressures. Although many precautions were taken to obtain exactly constant waves, which were then allowed to break in calm water, the pressure observations varied greatly; however, by taking a large number of waves it was possible to apply statistical methods of analysis which showed...

...R G ROBERTSON; V A MURPHY; LAUGHARNE THORNTON; D L THORNTON; J B WILSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 QUETTA INDIA PAKISTAN ASIA EARTHQUAKES RESISTANT STRUCTURES SEISMIC FACTORS USE REINFORCED BRICKWORK RECONSTRUCTION SHOCKS EARTH MOTION ACCELERATION WAVES...

... were similar to those published by Dr. Hajnal K6nyi and Mr. Reynolds in thePapers cited above. Pig. 1 shows a typical curve relating shock-resistance to angle of twist for a round specimen. An arbitrary value of 100 was ascribed to the area under theload-extension graph of an untwisted specimen...

...R A BAGNOLD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1939 WAVES PRESSURE RESEARCH MODELS TANKS MEASUREMENT EXPERIMENTS SHOCKS SEA WALLS WALLS SEA KINETICS MASS COMPRESSION ENGINEERING RESEARCH. 201 ENGINEERINGRESEARCH. THE INSTITUTIONRESEARCH COMMITTEE. Committee on Wave Pressures. INthe...