.... By REGINALWDILLIAMSCOTTHOMPSONB.,Sc., Assoc. M. Inst. C.E. THE works for the diversion of the river Ashop into the Derwent reservoir form the chief item of the second instalment of the works of the Derwent Valley Water Board. The first instalment,consisting of the Derwent and Howden reservoirs and the aqueduct conveying water t...

...W W GRIERSON; R W S THOMPSON; SIR W ELLIS; W J E BINNIE; E SANDEMAN; A H JAMESON; A A BARNES; S M DIXON DIVERSION RIVERS RESERVOIRS WORKS WEIRS SCREENS AQUEDUCTS DISCHARGES CAPACITY DRAINAGE RAINFALL CITIES WATER SUPPLY YIELD CATCHMENTS AREAS VENTURI FLUMES CRUMP WEIRS FLOW...

...J S ALFORD; W I HALCROW; F C TEMPLE; J WILLIAMSON; R W S THOMPSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1930 DIVERSION RIVERS RESERVOIRS CITIES WATER SUPPLY AQUEDUCTS WEIRS RAINFALL CONDUITS INTAKES WATERCOURSES HEADS LOSS TUNNELS RIVER ASHOP DERWENT VALLEY ENGLAND UK...

... CHLORINATION WATER COSTS MAINTENANCE MASONRY AQUEDUCTS FILTRATION MESSRS BRAITHWAITE & COMPANY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1927 ~roceedingDISCUSSION ON TANSA CONPLETION WORKS. 117 Discussion. The PRESIDENT,inmoving the vote of thanks to the Author, TIE President.. observed that in his...

... AQUEDUCTS CATCHMENTS DISCHARGES RAINFALL WASTE WEIRS PIPETRACKS CITIES COUNTRIES DEVELOPING BOMBAY TANSA LAKE INDIA ASIA Proceedingr.] STONEBRIDGE ON WATER-SUPPLY OF BOJIBAY. 89 The following Paper was submitted for discussion, and, on the motion of the President, the thanksof...

... of 0.5 acre ; (5) an aqueduct 184 miles long of brickwork tgenerally, but including mile of 40-inch cast-iron pipesa t stream- crossings, etc. ; (6) a low service-reservoir a t Mannofield, witha T.W.L. of 168 O.D. andacapacity of 6 milliongallons ; (7) an hydraulicpumping-station by which...

... W. 3litchcllwhether the reservoir was w a t e h g h t when finished ; in view of its careful construction, that was quite likely t o be the case. Had the result of lining the Airy Hall reservoir with four coats by a cement-gun proved satisfactory? The aqueduct was interesting, because so nlany types...

...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...

...A A BARNES; C D H BRAINE; H W HAGUE; A C JENNINGS; G MITCHELL; W T OLIVE; J F J REYNOLDS; F C TEMPLE; W H THORPE; LLOYD DAVIES WATER SUPPLY WORKS INCRUSTATION CAST IRON MAINS DISCHARGES CAPACITY AQUEDUCTS FORMULAE WATER PRESSURE CEMENTATION STORAGE IRRIGATION RESERVOIRS PIPES...

...F W MACAULAY UK 30 MACAULAY ON CROSS CONNECTIONS ON [Ninutes of 1 G November, 1990. J O H N ALEXANDERBRODIE,President, in the Chair. (Paper No. 4348.) Cross Connections on the Elan Aqueduct of the Birmingham Corporation Waterworks. By FREDERWICILLIAM MACAULAYM,. Inst. C.E. INthe early part...

...W BLACKADDER; M LAPWORTH; W MATTHEWS; W G MORRIS; W H THORPE; E H WHITEFORD; F W MACAULAY ELAN VALLEY BIRMINGHAM ENGLAND WALES UK ENGLAND Prooeedinga.] CORRESPONDESCE ON THE ELAN AQUEDUCT. 59 for cast-ironmains. It might be proved that here was not The Author. sufficient...

...F W MACAULAY; A W BRIGHTMORE; F C LEA; H J T SMITH; R S G MOORE; S R LOWCOCK; A P MADDOCKS; S C LEWIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1921 CROSS CONNECTIONS AQUEDUCTS CONNECTIONS CITIES WATER SUPPLY REPAIRS PIPES SIPHONS HYDRAULICS WATERWORKS FLOW FORMULAE WATER ELAN VALLEY...

...SIR J A F ASPINALL; H F RUTTER; F W MACAULAY; H LAPWORTH; W J E BINNIE; F J MALLETT; A A BARNES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1919 FLOW WATER PIPES DISCHARGES LARGE CAST IRON PIPELINES AGE PRESSURE TUNNELS UNFILTERED COEFFICIENTS FRICTION SIPHONS AQUEDUCTS FORMULAE...

...A A BARNES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1919 DISCHARGES LARGE CAST IRON PIPELINES AGE PIPES AQUEDUCTS INCRUSTATION WATER MOORLAND ASPHALT SIPHONS THIRLMERE MANCHESTER UK THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEEILS. SESSION 1918-1919.-PART IF. SECT.IPVIINUTES O F PROCEEDINGS...

...E SANDEMAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1918 VALLEYS WATERWORKS WATER WATER SUPPLY RESERVOIRS GATHERING GROUNDS GEOLOGY WORKS CONSTRUCTION MASONRY DAMS QUARRIES TEMPERATURE CRACKS IRREGULAR METHODS BENDING PRESSURE AQUEDUCTS PIPES PIPELINES WELLS INLETS OUTLETS SIPHONS...

...H E JONES; E SANDEMAN; W B DAWKINS; J WATSON; H LAPWORTH; F J WARING; W J E BINNIE; SIR W ELLIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1918 VALLEYS WATERWORKS GEOLOGY DAMS MASONRY AQUEDUCTS WATER WATER SUPPLY CUT AND COVER GRANITE RESERVOIRS LEAKAGE CRACKS CITIES IRREGULAR CONSTRUCTION...

...J FORGIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1915 AQUEDUCTS TUNNELS CONSTRUCTION WATER SUPPLY HYDROELECTRICITY WATER WATERWAYS LIMESTONE ROCKS INTAKES PROJECTS EXCAVATING DEEP SHAFTS WALLS PISTONS DRILLS CONCRETE LININGS DAMS CANALS TUNNELLING RIVERS COSTS LABOUR INDIGENOUS...

...W F DENNIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1914 STEEL FORMS REINFORCED CONCRETE CONDUITS AQUEDUCTS CITIES WATER SUPPLY WATER REINFORCEMENT BARS CATSKILL AQUEDU NEW YORK USA UNITED STATES 212 DENPITISos STEEL PORDIS FOR COKCRETE COXDUIT, [Selected (Paper No. 4077...

... of the aqueduct. Someconsiderableoppositionarose on the question of the com- pensation-water, and the normal quantity was eventually fixed a t 27 million gdlons perday,withprovisionforfreshetsbeingsent down periodically-a matter which will be dealt with later. It may beinterestingtostatethaton several occasions...

... RIVERS RAINFALL DISCHARGES AQUEDUCTS CEMENT CONCRETE OUTLETS CONSTRUCTION CONSUMPTION DISEASES SUBTERRANEAN ORGANISMS HYDROELECTRICITY POWER 230 DISCUSSION ON WATER-SUPPLY. [Minutes of m. Hill. were hardly complete and definite enough to put intoa periodical or a Paper for the Institution...