... bank to the other, but it would be seen from Fig. 1, Plate 2, in Colonel Macrae s Paper that theSutlej was a very troublesome river, as its course oscillated over a widthof 3$ miles between its permanent banks, and it was not therefore easy to bridge it in its entirety. Before Mr. Bell s project had...

... COMPRESSED AIR CHANNELS WATERWAYS FLOODS DISCHARGES BANKS EMPRESS BRIDGE SUTLEJ PUNJAB INDIA PAKISTAN ASIA 146 CORRESPONDENCEON THE RECONSTRUCTIONOF THE [Minutesof Correapondence, Blenmwe. Mr. S. BLENCOWoEbserved thatthe habits of the river Sutlej should form the basis on which...

... HARBOURS SETTLEMENT SUPERSTRUCTURES FAILURES BANKS SUBMERGED UNDERWATER COUNTRIES DEVELOPING RUBBLE MOUND Proceedings.]YTANTON AND LE CLERCQ ON PORT OB VALPARAISO, 199 15 December, 1931. SirCYRIL REGINALD SUTTON KIRKPATRICK, President, in the Chair. The following Paper was submittedfor...

... BANKS LAYOUT QUAYS HANDLING EARTHQUAKES CONDITIONS ZONES STORMS PROBLEMS FAILURES DREDGING VALPARAISO ANTOFAGASTA PACIFIC OCEAN CHILE SOUTH AMERICA 220 DISCUSSION ON THE PORT OF VALPARAISO [Minutesof Discussion. The President. The PRESIDENiTn ,moving thevote of thanks, asked...

...E B BALL; A R ELLISON; W M GRIFFITH; F R JOHNSON; J N D LA TOUCHE; G LACEY; F C TEMPLE; SIR BDO DARLEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION CANALS BARRAGES SHINGLE EROSION EFFECT DISCHARGES PROTECTION DOWNSTREAM RIVERS BEDS MATTRESSES BANKS ACCIDENTS FALLS...

...W R ALLIN; E S BELLASIS; W T BOTTOMLEY; W M GRIFFITH; H E HURST; C C INGLIS; J M LACEY; SIR F SPRING; F C TEMPLE; SIR T WARD; J WILLIAMSON; G LACEY; REYNOLDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1930 STABLE CHANNELS ALLUVIUM TRANSPORT SILT SEMI ELLIPTICAL BANKS BEDS EROSION SAND SCOUR...

...G R HEARN; W O LEITCH; G E LILLIE; A W RENDELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1926 CONSTRUCTION RAILWAYS MOUNTAINS CURVES LENGTH COSTS CUTTINGS BANKS BRIDGES MANY PEAKS QUEENSLAND BURNETT KHYBER AUSTRALIA AFGHANISTAN 148 CORBESFONDENCE O N THE IIOUNTAIN SECTIOS...

...J S ALFORD; A B BUCKLEY; A D BUTCHER; H CHATLEY; H E HURST; F E KANTHACK; J M LACEY; E S LINDLEY; W T OLIVE; H C REID; S L ROTHERY; W H THORPE; E C THRUPP © Thomas Telford and ICE 1923 INDUS RIVER COMMISSION PROBLEMS RIVERS CANALS EROSION BANKS FLOODS PROTECTION IRRIGATION...

... developed by drcdging. The ratio of expansion established worked out at 1 in 85. Training-Walls.-The walls, with a top width of 4 feet and outer slope I f t o1roughly trimmed, have ablelen built in the same nlanner with stone broken to one-man size in the quarry, which was on the river-bank a t Brisbane...

... service-reservoirs.Since thatdatasix reservoirs have been con- structed. In reservoirs before and since1907 four different types have been employed, namely: (1) Earth banks with a puddle core, lined withpitchersorbrickvork,pertlyconstructed in the solid ground. (2) Mass-concrete retaining-walls partly...

...F J WARING © Thomas Telford and ICE 1917 BRIDGES CURRENTS RAILWAYS CONSTRUCTION BANKS LAND CONNECTIONS CHANNELS TIDES ISLANDS SANDBANKS CAUSEWAYS MONSOONS EMBANKMENTS SAND DEPOSITS BARRAGES SHOALS BARRIERS ARTIFICIAL CROSSINGS SEA CLIMATE WEATHER ADAMS BRIDGE...

...-submerged Adam s Bridge, main- tained its position as a whole, notwithstanding alternate monsoons from the north-cast and south-west, each of which replaced, some- where on the bank, material which the previous one had displaced. Further, it wasclear that openings inthesandbanks hadbeen...

...SIR G C BUCHANAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1917 RIVERS TRAINING WORKS GROYNES WALLS BANKS TREATMENT PORTS MATTRESSES RANGOON INDIA BURMA ASIA BUCHANAN ON EANGOORNIVER-TRAINIXG WORKS. 417 (Paper No. 4 1 74.) "The Rangoon River-Training Works." M.By Sir...

...R F GRANTHAM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 CONDITIONS ARTERIAL DRAINAGE RIVERS VALLEYS FLOODING FLOODS DAMAGE AGRICULTURE WATER RAIN RAINFALL LEVELS TRIBUTARIES TIDAL CHANNELS IMPROVEMENT MAINTENANCE BANKS DRAINS SLUICES TIDES SPRING DISCHARGES CONSERVANCY FENS...

...A ROSS; C S MEIK; SIR A DENNY; A G LYSTER; SIR H ADAMSON; M F WILSON; SIR W MATTHEWS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 RIVERS TRAINING WORKS PORTS CHANNELS BANKS BENDS PROBLEMS MATTRESSES REMEDIAL FOUNDATIONS TIDES TIDAL WALLS LAYERS STONE QUARRIES RUBBLE RECLAMATION...

... PORTS MATTRESSES WALLS REMOVAL PROJECTIONS ALIGNMENT TIDES TEREDO TIDAL DOLPHINS RUBBLE STONE FOUNDATIONS DEEP SCOUR CHANNELS BANKS BENDS GROYNES FLOW BEDS BRUSHWOOD SILT CURRENTS RECLAMATION SEA WALLS TOES DUMPING FILL RANGE DREDGING SUCTION DREDGERS SAND DELTAS...

...A ROSS; SIR M FITZMAURICE; LORD DE RAMSEY; W B TRIPP; B LATHAM; R H BICKNELL; E G CROCKER; R F GRANTHAM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 CONDITIONS ARTERIAL DRAINAGE RIVERS WATER WORKS IMPROVEMENT COSTS FINANCE FENS PUMPS CONSERVANCY BANKS FLOODING FLOODS WATERWAYS...

... FRESHWATER WATER SALT CONSERVANCY IMPROVEMENT FENS CONSERVATION AGRICULTURE LAND BLOCKAGES OBSTRUCTIONS RAINFALL BANKS TRAINING WALLS FENS ENGLAND FENS UK 276 CORRESPOXDENCE ON PRESENT CONDITIONS OF [Minutes of The Author. Ramsey had mentioned, the channel could be opened right...

...G W EVES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 RAILWAYS SURVEYS EARTHWORKS TUNNELS TUNNELLING DISEASES MALARIA BRIDGES TRACK PLANT EXPENDITURE TRANSPORT CUTTINGS BANKS PROTECTION SLOPES TURFING PITCHING STONE DEPRECIATION CANTON KOWLOON HONG KONG CHINA HONG KONG...

...C E P SANKEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 BRIDGES MILITARY CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ANCHORAGES BEAMS GIRDERS CANTILEVER TRESTLES FRAMES SUSPENSION TENSION FLOATING PONTOONS BOATS BARRELS FERRIES LOADS CALCULATIONS TACKLE BRIDGING OPERATIONS DESIGN WAR BANKS...