...A C FEWTRELL © 1949 Thomas Telford Ltd 1949 BRIDGES RIVERS RAILWAYS FAILURES CONCRETE CRACKS INVESTIGATIONS SITES CONDITIONS DESIGN CAISSONS PIERS LOADS FOUNDATIONS CYLINDERS REINFORCED ABUTMENTS STEELWORK BEARINGS CONSTRUCTION SINKING TRUSSES SPANS LIFTING ERECTION...

...A M WARD; E BATESON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 BRIDGES DESIGN STRUCTURES FOUNDATIONS APPROACHES CANTILEVER TENDERS FABRICATION TESTS SOILS LOADS BEARINGS PRESSURE SETTLEMENT PIERS MONOLITHS SINKING COMPRESSED AIR INTERNAL INSPECTION ANCHORAGES SUPERSTRUCTURES...

...G E HOWORTH; H S SMITH; H SHIRLEY SMITH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 CLEVELAND BRIDGE & ENGINEERING BRIDGES CONSTRUCTION FOUNDATIONS ERECTION CAISSONS STEELWORK MONOLITHS SINKING DECOMPRESSION SYSTEMS COMPRESSED AIR CAPACITY LOCKS FABRICATION TEMPORARY FALSEWORK...

...E BATESON; G E HOWORTH; F M FULLER; J A K HAMILTON; J H W TURNER; E O MEASOR; A H TOMS; H P BUDGEN; J S HENZELL; A M WARD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 BRIDGES DESIGN STRUCTURES FOUNDATIONS APPROACHES CONSTRUCTION PRESTRESSING MONOLITHS SINKING ERECTION METHODS STEELWORK...

...M G J MCHAFFIE; J ANDERSON; E J BUCKTON; K O GHALEB; H J B HARDING DOCKS EXTENSIONS PORTS FACILITIES BERTHING EXPANSION DEVELOPMENT LAYOUT QUAYS MONOLITHS WALLS METHODS CONSTRUCTION NILOMETERS WELLS FILTERS SINKING DAMAGE GRAVING DESIGN SOUTHAMPTON UK...

... SLUICES RECLAMATION QUAYS WALLS DRY PORTS FACILITIES GREENHEART SHEDS SHIPS PASSENGERS MACHINERY PLANT EXCAVATING JETTIES BERTHING SINKING SOUTHAMPTON UK 220 DISCUSSION ON SOUTHAMPTON DOCKS EXTENSION. Discussion. The Author showed a number of lantern-slides illustrating...

..., it was remarkable that thescience of pier-design had made so little progress. Experience in sinking that class of pier had established that the surface-friction of sand against concrete was much the same a t all depths, and hada value of about 4 cwts. per squarefoot. That being the case, Rankine s theory...

... INSTRUMENTATION RODS VELOCITY HYDROGRAPHY SURFACE FLOATS RATING CALIBRATION CABLES SUSPENSION SINKING RIVER SEVERN BEWDLEY UK ORDINARY MEETING. 20 April, 1937. SYDNEY BRYAN DONKIN, Vice-President, in the Chair. It wasresolved-ThatMessrs. P. H. Brunt, S. W. Budd, G. T. Cotterell, J. D. C...

..., where Mr. Howorth had the kindness to define it. Only then did he realize the true meaning of the graphsin Fig. 16 (p. 342) of Mr. Handman s Paper. When he had first seen those graphs he had hoped that they would give some information about sinking-resistances, andabout their connection with the nature...

...F W A HANDMAN BRIDGES RIVERS PHYSIOGRAPHY HYDROGRAPHY DESIGN WELLS SINKING LOADS FOUNDATIONS GEOLOGY STEELWORK VIADUCTS FOOTWAYS RAILWAYS TRACK CONCRETE SETTING OUT PAINTING COSTS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING CURBS PIERS SAND SPANS SKIN FRICTION PAINT FERRODOR POWDERS...

... 370 372 373 374 377 . .Generwalorking methods and plant-provisions . . . . . . . . 378 Projected sinking progress . . . . . . . . . . . . 379 .Commencement of plant-deliveries and construction of barges and steamers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380 Constructional work...

...R C MCILLERON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1936 CONSTRUCTION INFILTRATION GALLERIES WATER SUPPLY COUNTRIES DEVELOPING TOWNS MUD MUD RUSHING SHAFTS CYLINDERS SINKING NDOLA RHODESIA ZAMBIA AFRICA 330 MCTLLERON ON INFILTRATION GALLERIES FOB THE Paper No. 5032...