... after the tunnewl as opened a limited number of passengers left the train before reaching the tunnel and proceeded by road tojoin a later train on the other side. Atmospheric System of Hau1cUge.-In the early days of railway development, railways in hilly count,ry, exceptin populous districts, were...

... to the instrument, including error of setting the bubble and reading the staff. (R) Errors due to thestaves. (C) Errors due to movementsof the staff supports. (D) Errors due to atmospheric refraction. (E) Errors due to the earth s curvature. (F) Errors due to the variation in the directionor intensity of gravity...

...T G GRIBBLE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1908 ATMOSPHERIC TROPICS SURVEYING ANEROID INSTRUMENTS BAROMETERS ELEVATIONS VALLEYS BATAVIA KEW ENGLAND MALANG POESPA TOENTANG JAVA UK INDONESIA 320 GRIBBLE ON ATMOSPHERIC VARIATION IN TROPICS, [Selected SECT1.1.-OTHER...

...A WELSH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1904 DISCHARGES SIPHONS CALCULATIONS ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE GUERNSEY CHANNEL ISLANDS UK 416 WELBH ON SIPHON DIBOHARGE. [Minutes of (Paper No. 3480.) l Note on Siphon Discharge. By ALEXANDEWRELSIIA, ssoc. M. Inst. C.E. THEprobable...

...J A F ASPINALL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1902 LANCASHIRE & YORKSHIRE RAILWAY TRAINS RESISTANCE RAILWAYS ROLLING STOCK DYNAMOMETERS APPARATUS INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTATION COUPLINGS ATMOSPHERIC VEHICLES WIND TESTS ANALYSIS FORMULAE ENGINES TRACTIVE SPEED VELOCITY...

... RESISTANCE COUPLINGS WHEELS FRICTION CURVES AIR ELECTRIC CARRIAGES BOGIES DYNAMOMETERS WIND PRESSURE ENGINES BOILERS LOCOMOTIVES COEFFICIENTS TESTS MEASUREMENT ACCURACY GAUGES INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTATION DEFLECTION RAILS ATMOSPHERIC STEAM CONSUMPTION RAILWAYS GERMANY UK...

... weretobe hermetically sealed from the surrounding atmosphere, to be explosion-proof, and t80be erected Proceedings.] DIASCUCOISDNSEIONNTS M MINES. 93 in different parts of every colliery. It was also proposed that Mr. Tylden- there should betwoengine-meninevery enginehouse,-he Ivright. supposed...

... of the latter of which the figure in the text has been engraved. [APPENDIX. Proceedings.] SHELLSHEAR OX THSEYDNEY STEAN-TRAMWAYS. 127 0 90 m 0 mmcnrl -33 STEAM TRAMWAYS PERMANENT WAY MOTORS ENGINES LOCOMOTIVES VALVES BRAKES AUTOMATIC CONSTRUCTION RAILS POINTS COSTS EXPENDITURE ATMOSPHERIC...

...R C PARSONS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1885 WORKING TRAMWAYS STEAM REGULATIONS ENGINES LOCOMOTIVES VALVES BRAKES AUTOMATIC CONSTRUCTION RAILS POINTS COSTS EXPENDITURE ATMOSPHERIC CONDENSERS LAYING PERMANENT WAY ROLLING STOCK DEPRECIATION ECONOMY EFFICIENCY 98...

...H DE LA GOUPILLIERE; A SOPWITH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1881 EXPLOSIONS FIREDAMP PREVENTION ANALYSIS IGNITION ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE COAL DUST MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS VELOCITY AIR CURRENTS VENTILATION SAFETY LAMPS ACCIDENTS MINING MINES GAS GASES PROPERTIES DEATHS...

... STEPHENSON; J CLARK; C FOX; J W GROVER; G EDWARDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1867 RAILWAYS WORKING GRADIENTS CURVES ENGINES LOCOMOTIVES RAILS WEAR MOUNTAINS ROADWAYS ADHESION RESISTANCE SNOW ATMOSPHERIC TIRES TRACTION BRAKES TRAMWAYS SHARP INCLINES WHEELS TUNNELS FRICTION...

... ELECTRIC SIGNALS INSTRUMENTS COMMUNICATIONS SEMAPHORE NEEDLES SAFETY ACCIDENTS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT BELLS CURRENTS BLOCKS SYSTEMS TUNNELS SIGNALMEN ELECTROMAGNETS ATMOSPHERIC LIGHTING ON RAILWAY TE1,EGRAPHS. I93 Mr. PI~ERCsaEid, in writing this Paper, he had two objects in view-first...

... to recognisechemical principles,or to estimate the number of men employed,-the size of the areas,-and the length of the galleries,-or any of them, must be erroneous. Pursuing this mode of investigation, it will be necessary, in the first place,. to inquire intothe chemical constitution and properties of atmospheric...

... ATMOSPHERE ATMOSPHERIC WEATHER STORMS CURRENTS ACCIDENTS APPLICATIONS ELECTROMAGNETISM ELECTROMAGNETS PATENTS CIRCUITS COILS GALVANOMETERS RESISTANCE INSTRUMENTS BELLS SCREWPILES THERMOELECTRIC CALORIC LAWS ACTION EARTH TliE ELECTRIC TELEGKAPII. 299 March 2, 1852. J A M E S M E A D O...

...W S MOORSOM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1849 WATERFORD & KILKENNY RAILWAY. TRAINS CARRIAGES INCLINES RAILWAYS TRIALS CURVES VELOCITY SPEED PLANES GAUGES EXPERIMENTS ATMOSPHERIC RESISTANCE GRADIENTS ROLLING STOCK WATERFORD KILKENNY IRELAND EIRE...

...W HARDING © Thomas Telford and ICE 1846 RAILWAYS TRAINS RESISTANCE VELOCITY SPEED EXPERIMENTS AIR FORCES ATMOSPHERIC INSTRUMENTS DYNAMOMETERS MEASUREMENT GAUGES LOADS WEIGHT ENGINES CARRIAGES GRADIENTS EXPRESSES GRAVITY INCLINATION PRESSURE PISTONS BAROMETERS WATER...

... ATMOSPHERIC FORMULAE WHEELS RAILS AIR TRACTION STEAM ItESISThNCES TO RAILWAY TR.4INS. 41 1 so that the advantage of a gradient of 4 feet per mile, over a gradient of 10 feet per mile (as estimated in 1838), was made to appear 160 per cent. more than the formula would show it to be. The formula, be i...

...P W BARLOW RAILWAYS SYSTEMS ATMOSPHERIC TRACTION POWER PROPULSION AIR PIPES INCLINES ENGINES COSTS EXPERIMENTS RESISTANCE SPEED VELOCITY MAINTENANCE TRAINS TRANSMISSION DALKEY WHITSTABLE UK 114 ATMOSPHERIC RAILWAY SYSTEM. February 25, 1845. SIRJOHN RENNIE...

...G BERKELEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1845 RAILWAYS SYSTEMS ATMOSPHERIC AIR PIPES SPEED VELOCITY SAFETY GRADIENTS LOSS POWER COSTS MAINTENANCE THE ATMOSPHERIC RAILWAY. 25 1 rose perpendicularly, aframe, supporting a face plate, capable of sliding horizontally and vertically...

...J SAMUDA; P W BARLOW; J PIM; C H GREGORY; I K BRUNEL; W CUBITT; J S RUSSELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1845 RAILWAYS SYSTEMS ATMOSPHERIC COSTS PIPES TRACTION POWER AIR PUMPS TRAINS PROPULSION TRANSMISSION ATMOSRPAHIELRWICAY SYSTEM. 143 Mr. JOSEPHSAMUDmAust be permitted...