...J D ATKINSON; E D KIBBLE; F G COALES; C H CLARKSON; F W STEPHEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 BRIDGES GIRDERS PIERS FLOODS SUPERSTRUCTURES COSTS ROLLERS DECKS ISKANDAR BRIDGE PERAK RIVER NILE KHEDIVE ISMAIL MALAYA MALAYSIA ASIA EGYPT AFRICA Proceedings.] N E...

... ISMAIL RIVER NILE ISKANDAR BRIDGE PERAK EGYPT AFRICA MALAYA MALAYSIA ASIA ...

...F W STEPHEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 EGYPT AFRICA ~roceedings.1 STEPHEN ON THE NEW KHEDIVE ISMAIL BRIDGE. 365 (Paper No. 4987.) The New Khedive Ismail Bridge, Cairo, Egypt. By FREDERICWKILLIAMSTEPHENM, .C., M. Inst. C.E. OF the four bridges which carry the traffic over the Nile...

...T C FRAMPTON 678 FRAMPTON ON THE DEVELOPMENT AND [Minutes of (Paper No. 496Y.) " The Development and Conatruction of the Port of Beira." By TREVETHACNLAUDEPRAMPTAOsNso,c. M. Inst. C.E. HISTORICAANLD GENERAL. BEIRA,Portuguese East Africa, is the capital of the Territorio da Companhia de MoFambique...

... by sixsheets of tracings and one drawing, from which Plate 7 and the Figure in the text have been prepared. i G E N E R A L P L A N O F K A NAON D RIVER. ,!i r,b,v, C SECTION A A SECTION B B . SFCTIONAL PLAN E yGrwve7' SECTfON H H , PLATE 7 . WATER SIIFI'LY OF KANO, PLAN NIGERIA AFRICA KANO RIVER...

... CITIES COUNTRIES DEVELOPING WATER CHANNELS BEDS STONE ALLUVIUM GRADIENTS SILT REGIMES FORMULAE PIPES WELLS HYDRAULIC SAND ABSTRACTION PUMPS WATERWORKS CONSUMPTION YIELD STREAMS RUGOSITY COEFFICIENTS EQUATIONS KANO NIGERIA AFRICA 508 CORRESPONDENCE ON ALLUVIALRIVERS...

...F C FFORDE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 SLIPWAYS PORTS HARBOURS CARRIAGES HAULING MACHINERY MOMBASA KENYA AFRICA ~roceec~ngs.F1FORDE ON SLIPWAY AT THE PORT OF MOMBASA. 93 (Pap@No. 4913.) Slipway at the Port of Mombasa. By FRANCCISRESWELLFFORDEM,. Inst. C.E. INthe...

... COFFERDAMS WALLS DOCKS COSTS DREDGERS MOMBASA ST HELIER JERSEY CHANNEL ISLANDS KENYA AFRICA UK 140 CORRESPONDENCE ON HARBOUR WORKS AT [SIinutes of Correspondence. Mr.Alliion. Mr. B. J. ALLISONremarked that the methods adopted for breaking the rock at St. Helier by the use of a Lobnitz...

... of interest, depreciation, and so on. One factor which had to be borne in mind, more particularlywith regard to Africa, which was the continent with which the Oversea Mechanical Transport Committee had been mainly concerned, was that railways already existed between many of the large centres of industry...

... alsoon bringing forward his Paper, because it was obvious that in anenormous continentlike Africa there was unlimited scope for work of the character described; The Institution would encourage in every way any one who would devote some of his leisure to making his knowledge available to all. Mr. J. M...

... KENYA AFRICA UK ...

... by then become very congested. The tonnages given are the bill-of-ladingtonnages, the bill-of-lading ton being the unit of weight upon which ocean freight is charged. Proceedings.] FFORDEON THE NEW PORT WORKS AT MOMBASA. 73 In 1913, the Government of British East Africa, now Kenya, asked Messrs. Coode, Matthews...

... DENTATED HYDRAULIC SIMILARITY SILTATION CURRENTS DISCHARGES WALLS SENNAR RIVER NILE SUDAN EGYPT AFRICA 242 CORRESPONDENCE ON THECAUSES [Minute8 of Mr. Ad*n. Correspondence. Mr. H. ADDISON suggested that furtheirnformation on the following points would be of service...

... HORIZONTAL SENNAR BLUE NILE KHARTOUM AFRICA SUDAN I roceedings.] THE CAUSES AND PREVENTION OF BED EROSIOB. 175 Thefollowing Paper was submitted for discussion,and, on the motion of the President, the thanks of The Institution were accorded to theAuthors. (Paper No. 4865.) I The Causes...

...SIR M MACDONALD EGYPT SUDAN AFRICA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 RIVERS VALLEYS IRRIGATION DRAINAGE DELTAS DAMS WATER SUPPLY FLOODS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING BARRAGES WORKS HISTORY PRESIDENTS RIVER NILE ASWAN DAM THE INSTITUTION OF c I v m ENGINEERS. SESSION 1932...

... SLUICES HORIZONTAL VORTICES REGULATION FLOODS VORTEX MAINTENANCE CURRENTS WEIRS GATES TESTS SILLS LIPS SUDAN EGYPT AFRICA Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON BED EROSION. 223 Discussion. The PRESIDENiTn, moving the vote of thanks to the Authors, The Pmident. remarked that he had read...

... WALLS REMEDIAL MEASURES GUNS FORMULAE BITUMEN JOINTS EXCAVATING CAPE TOWN SYDNEY SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA AUSTRALIA Proceedings.] OF CAPETOWN AND SYDNEY. 73 work with theutmost dispatch, it had unfortunately been foundMt. Haakins. necessary to discontinue constructional operations...

... CAPE TOWN STEENBRAS SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA 4 LLOYD-DAVIES ON THE AUGMENTATIOX OF THE [Xinutes o f The following Papers were submitted for discussion, and, on the motion of the President, the thanksof The Institutionwere accorded to the Authors. (Paper No. 4822.) The Works for the Augmentation...

... designed on his water-content theory. With regard to the curves that theorygavefromlaboratorytests,hethought field experience in South Africa had shown that it was not feasible to realize the conditions.Under field conditionsconcrete hadto be mixed wetter than would be necessary in a laboratory...

... CIRCULAR LININGS PACKING SINKING JACKHAMMERS BLASTING FRICTION TIMBER MOISTURE TEMPERATURE INDUSTRIES RAND SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON SOME hlETIIODS OP COLD-MINING. 13 Discussion. Mr. T. 1. BAILEYremarked that at the Engineering Conference Yr. Bailey. held...