...T S R WINTER; B STANDING; H SEDDON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 SILTING IMPOUNDING RESERVOIRS BEDS LOADS TRANSPORT EROSION SILT HYDRAULIC RIVERS TURBIDITY XiV CORRESPONDENCE ON THE SILTING OF CORRESPONDENCE ON A PAPERPUBLISHED IN DECEMBER 1950 JOURNAL Paper No. 5781...

...F E CAMPION © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 BRITISH RAILWAYS SOUTHERN REGION RECONSTRUCTION TUNNELS LININGS REPLACEMENT CAST IRON INVERTS FAULTS GEOLOGY CLAYS SILT SAND WADHURST CLAY FAILURES BRICKS PERCOLATION SOFTENING WALLS ERECTION GROUTING BRICKWORK RAILWAYS...

... FAILURES SILT CAST IRON CLAYS COAL WORKINGS EFFECT MINING FISSURES METHODS BORING ANALYSIS SEEPAGE SHAFTS MOVEMENT PRESSURE TESTS LININGS WADHURST CLAY INVERTS DRAINAGE DISCUSSION ON BO-PEEP AND ARLEY TUNNELS 93 Discussion The Authorspresented their Papers with the aid of lantern...

...T S R WINTER Synopsis The Paper describes a method of assessing the quantity of silt and debris discharged by streams and by the run-off from catchment-areas, with the consequent loss in storage-capacity of the reservoirs. This method is intended to be used when the original contoured plans...

...G M BINNIE; A D LEWIS RIVERS IRRIGATION SILT DISCHARGES INLAND DELTAS STORAGE SILTATION KARUN RIVER SHATT EL ARAB KHUZISTAN IRAQ IRAN PERSIA MIDDLE EAST 360 CORRESPONDENCE ON SOME NOTES ON THE since there was no other way in which the true natureof such loads could...

... STRENGTH METHODS CALCULATIONS LOADS STRATA THEORY PLASTICITY ESTIMATES CARRYING CAPACITY COEFFICIENTS EARTH PRESSURE AT REST FRICTION SOILS SILT RANGOON BURMA MYANMAR ASIA 74 DISCUSSION ON THE BEARCIANPGACITY OF Discussion The Author, introducing the Paper, used a series...

... GAUGES SILT DISCHARGES RESERVOIRS DEPOSITION INFLOW RAINFALL CALCULATIONS HYDROELECTRICITY AGRICULTURE SNOW MELTING KARUN RIVER SHATT EL ARAB KHUZISTAN TIGRIS EUPHRATES IRAQ IRAN PERSIA MIDDLE EAST 234 BINNIE ON SOME NOTES ON THKEARURNIVER Column (2) shows the mean...

... of the Karun, and the River Karkeh, the potentialities of a suggested impounding reservoir on the Upper Karun for irrigation, and for hydro-electricity and flood control in the province are described in general terms. The silt problem is also discussed. The second part of the Paper describes certain...

.... These factors have to be considered in addition to head losses between river-level and the pumps, since, apart from the additional wear and tear in the pumping plant, the disposal of great quantities of silt and sand from the settling tanks at a large works over period of years can become quite a serious...

...J ALLEN; W EASTWOOD; P RUSSELL; R C S WALTERS CORRESPONDENCE ON SCALE-MODEL EXPERIMENTS TO DETERMINE THE BEST FORMOFSILT-TRAPPING BASIN. 543 Paper No. 5639. Scale-Model Experimentsto determine the BestForm of Silt-trapping Basin at the Confluence of the Manchester Ship Canaland the River Mersey...

... CODES PRACTICE LONG STEEL TUBES SAMPLING ELECTRODES RESISTIVITY PROSPECTING SAMPLING CLAYS SILT SOILS GEARS AUGER SAMPLERS UNDISTURBED VANES TESTS SOUNDINGS AND OTHER METHODS OF SUB-SURFACE EXPLORATION. 137 Fig. 4 : Ruaton-Bucyrus, Ltd. Fk. 5 : Ingersoll-Rand Co., Ltd. F@s l 1 : J...

...J ALLEN; W EASTWOOD © Thomas Telford Ltd 1949 PSCALE MODELS EXPERIMENTS SILT TRAPPING BASINS CONFLUENCES CANALS RIVERS WATERWAYS MODELLING SETTLING WEIRS TESTS DEPOSITION SAND RATES DISCHARGES RIVER MERSEY MANCHESTER SHIP IRLAM UK ALLEN AND EASTWOOD...

...T D KEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 CLEANING FILTERS SAND SLOW RAPID GRAVITY REACTIONS BEDS AIR SCOUR REVERSE WATER FLOW SILT WATERWORKS ALEXANDRIA SIOUF EGYPT AFRICA KEY ON CLEFAILNOSTAIFNENGRDS. 323 Paper No. 5460. U Cleaning of Filter Sands." By THOMADS...

... required to establish it and to provide the correct constants. A complete treatment would also take account of the energy expended in the transport of silt, and would have to explain the occurrence of maximum velocity a t a level somewhat below the surface. So far as Mr. Champion was aware, the importance...

...., and Mr. A: A. Smith, A.M.1.C.E.-the latter being largely responsible for the penetrat ion curves. Paper No. 5538. Further Notes on Silt Transportation. 7 By WILLIAMMAURICE GRIFFITH,A.M.I.C.E. Correspondence. Mr. T. K. Chaplin observed that he had analysed the results obtained by the use of the Author s...

... SUPERSTRUCTURES DECKS SPECIFICATIONS LOADS DISTRIBUTION COMPRESSED AIR ILLNESS SICKNESS RAPID COMPRESSION CLAYS SILT LAYERS ROADS SURFACING SURFACES REDUCTION ECONOMICS PREDICTION SETTLEMENT PAINTING SAFETY CRANES RIVERS SPANS CANTILEVER SUSPENSION TOWERS BASES MEMBERS SUSPENDED...

...W M GRIFFITH GRIFFITH : FURTHER NOTES ON SILT TRANSPORTATION. 67 Paper No. 5538. Further Notes on Silt Transportation By WILLIAMMAURICEGRIFFITHA, .M.I.C.E. (Ordered by the Council to be published with written discussion TABLE OF CONTENTS. PAGE Notation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67...

...P CLAXTON; H CHATLEY; SIR C INGLIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 STILLWATER POCKETS SILT RESERVOIRS RIVERS DISCHARGES BARRAGES SILTATION TIGRIS EUPHRATES IRAQ MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENCE ON THERECONSTRUCTION OF THE DIYALA WEIR. 549 The primary cause of the damage...

...R GLOSSOP; A W SKEMPTON; P G H BOSWELL; F CAMPUS; K E CLARE; E E WHITE; R M W EDWARDS; J P DAXELHOFER; H Q GOLDER; T K HUIZINGA; J W H KING; G LACEY; G WILSON; L J MURDOCK; S PACKSHAW; K TERZAGHI CORRESPONDENCEON PARTICLE-SIZE IN SILTS ANDSANDS. 557 CORRESPONDENCE ON PAPERSPUBLISHED IN DECEMBER...

...R GLOSSOP; A W SKEMPTON JOURNAL OF THEINSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS No. 2. 1945-46 DECEMBER 1945 Paper No. 5492 Particle-size in Silts and Sands By RUDOLPHGLOSSOPB,.Sc., and ALECWESTLEYSKEMPTON, M.Sc., Assoc. M. Imt. C.E. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Introduction...