...G MITCHELL Proceedings.] ABERDEEN WATER-SUPPLY. 209 (Paper No. 4536.) The Water-Supply of the City of Aberdeen. By GEORGEMITCHELLN, . Inst. C.E. HISTORICAL. THE water-supply of Aberdeen, a city with a present population of 160,000, andapresentconsumption of 45 gallons per headper day, has had...

... to line the pipeson the site at Aberdeen. At firstsight, it wo11ld seem difficult toobtain men with snfficient; cxpcrirucc, Proceedings.] ABBREISRTDOELENA.ND 231 because t,hc work requiredgreatcare, and also therc was thc X r . H~II. tlificultfy and espcnseof buying special plant, for a limit ed quantity...

...F W MACAULAY; J MITCHELL; R NEILSON; E G RITCHIE; F C TEMPLE CITIES WATER SUPPLY SUPPLY WATER CONCRETE PIPES AQUEDUCTS LININGS PIPELINES STEEL CAST IRON CEMENT MORTAR COEFFICIENTS INCRUSTATION RESERVOIRS CONSTRUCTION PLANT MAINS BRISTOL ABERDEEN SCOTLAND UK...

... ABERDEEN Papera.] HORNE ON STRENGTH OF SCOTS PINE, 375 (Paper No. 4333.) " Strength and Other Properties of Scots Pine." By ALESASDERROBERTHORNEO,.B.E., B.Sc., Assoc. M . Inst. C.E. (Abridged.) THE purpose of thisPaper is to record the results of a series of investigationsupon the properties of home...

... INTERCEPTOR ABERDEEN GIRDLENESS POIN SCOTLAND NORTH SEA RIVER DEE RIVER DON TORRY UK 238 CONWAY ON ABERDEEMNAIN-DRAINAGE WORKS. [Selected (Paper No. 3721.) Aberdeen Main-Drainage Works : Girdleness Outfall Scheme. By GEORQEROBERTGRAHAMCONWAY. THECity of Aberdeen, with the exception...

...W D CAY; E L CORTHELL; W ELIOT; R H H HEENAN; F W JARRAD; C NEATE; W T OLIVE; H T H SICCAMA; F W WALDRON; C W METHVEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1906 HARBOURS TREATMENT SAND BARS DREDGING FLOODS BREAKWATERS COSTS TONNAGE WAVES ABERDEEN SCOTLAND EAST LONDON HAR SALDANHA...

...A DENISON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1905 GRAVING DOCKS PORTS DRY ABERDEEN HOPE DOCK KOWLOON ADMIRALTY DOCK HONG KONG 284 DENISON ON THE GRAVINU-DOUKS OF HONG KOPTG. [Sefeoted (Paper No. 3492.) The Graving-Docks of Hong Eong. By ALBERTDENISOMN.,Inst. C.E. HONGKONGt,he...

...T J BOURNE; W D CAY; W L JORDAN; J ROBINSON; W S SMYTH; W H WHEELER; G C BUCHANAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1902 DOCKS PORTS HARBOURS WHARVES MACHINERY SAND BANKS SANDBANKS ESTUARIES SPITS CURRENTS CHANNELS TIDES DUNDEE ABERDEEN SCOTLAND TAY UK Proceedings...

...W SMITH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1892 INFLUENCE SEA WATER PORTLAND CEMENT MORTAR CONCRETE HARBOURS DETERIORATION DOCKS DAMAGE CHEMICAL ACTION TESTS PERMEABILITY PRESSURE BLOCKS BRIQUETTES FAILURES MIXING MIXTURES SPECIFIC GRAVITY INGREDIENTS GRAVING ABERDEEN...

... STORMS COASTS FRASERBURGH SCOTLAND BUCKIE COLOMBO ABERDEEN FELIXSTOWE WICK SANDHAVEN PORTSOY UK SRI LANKA CEYLON 196 CORRESPONDENCE ON [Xinutes of Mr. Strype. affect or disturb. He regarded thedeposition of concrete in position, in this manner,asequivalenttothe construction...

...M B JAMIESON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1881 CORROSION INTERNAL CAST IRON PIPES WATER RUST WATER SUPPLY CITIES CHEMICAL COMPOSITION METHODS EXTRACTION MAINS CLEANING COSTS MACHINERY PRESSURE DISCHARGES EFFECT STRENGTH ABERDEEN SCOTLAND UK Papers.] J h l I...

...W D CAY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1875 BREAKWATERS CONCRETE LIQUIDS FOUNDATIONS SEA STAGING TIMBER FRAMEWORK MASTS GIRDERS CRANES FRAMES APRONS DIVING BLOCKS HARBOURS MANUFACTURE PORTLAND CEMENT COSTS CONSTRUCTION BAGS PIERS ABERDEEN SCOTLAND NORTH SEA UK...

...PARKES; BRUNLEES; GRANT; G R STEPHENSON; A GILES; SIR J HAWKSHAW; ABERNETHY; W D CAY; SIR J COODE; STONEY BREAKWATERS JETTIES CONCRETE APPLICATIONS METHODS COSTS FOUNDATIONS BLOCKS HARBOURS PORTS WALLS SEA WALLS PIERS PLANT ABERDEEN KUSTENDJIE SCOTLAND NORTH SEA BLACK SEA...

...UNKNOWN ABERDEEN SCOTLAND UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1868 ALEXANDER GIBB OBITUARIES RAILWAYS MEMOIRS. 587 6-feet radius connected withthetransverseaxis of the universal joint.By means of three galleries provision is madefor enabling the observer to reach the eye...

... MACHINERY SWANSEA WALES SILLOTH BLYTH ABERDEEN SCOTLAND UK PORTS OF SWANSEA, ETC. 335 Mr. J. MURRAY saidhehad specially studied the peculiari- ties of theharbour of Aberdeen. The coast, forabout 14 miles to the northward of the River nee, was low; it wascomposed of sand drifted about...