... DEATHS ACCIDENTS KENTLEDGE CYLINDERS SKIN FRICTION EXTRACTION FLOATING FENDERS BOOMS DECKS LAYOUT ARRANGEMENT JOINTS EXPANSION SINKING COLUMNS SPRINGS SHIPS VESSELS IMPACT BOLTS RINGS MOVEMENT FORESHORES PIERS HOLLOW REINFORCEMENT DAGENHAM RIVER THAMES UK 328...

...K B TURNER; R E WALSH RECONSTRUCTION RAILWAYS SWING BRIDGES FOUNDATIONS CAISSONS PIVOTS PIERS GIRDERS SINKING COMPRESSED AIR PLANTS EQUIPMENT SUPERSTRUCTURES FIXED SPANS WEDGES BOLTS RAILS DETECTORS PERMANENT WAY CONTROL SIGNALS ERECTION IPSWICH GREAT YARMOUTH ST...

... to the sleeper by two bolts, which passed right through the chair and also through the sleeper, the nut being on the uppersideandtherefore easily adjusted.Themeans of pre- venting the sleepers from moving forward onthe formation were the provision of a sufficient number of them, a well-drained formation...

...SIR A B W KENNEDY; C O BURGE; W H B SAVILE; W H THORPE; S G HOMFRAY; G E W CRUTTWELL; F N THOROWGOOD; W C COPPERTHWAITE; C A BRERETON; W T DOUGLASS; J S WILSON; R E COOPER; J G C GIBSON; ALLAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1907 SWING BRIDGES TIMBER STEEL BOLTS ROLLERS FOUNDATIONS...

... WEIGHT MOMENTS INERTIA IRON BOLTS FRAMES ROLLING STOCK GAUGES LOADS RAILS HOPPERS BEARINGS SPRINGS BOGIES AXLES FLANGES COAL GIRDERS DOORS TRANSPORTATION ORES TRANSOMS COSTS BRAKES BRAKING BLOCKS GEARING HAND FRICTION WEIGHING COUPLINGS METALS 92 TWINBERROW...

... ORDNANCE MILITARY BARRELS MUZZLES FACTORIES RIFLES FORGING ROLLING MAGAZINES BALLISTICS DRILLING MACHINERY VELOCITY SMOKELESS CORDITE POWDERS BOLTS MECHANISMS BULLETS ENFIELD LONDON UK 162 DISCUSSION ON NANUFACTUBE OF SMALL ARMS. [Minutes of Discussion. ,Mr. h t e r . Mr...

... the pilesbe sunk by this system, that all the bolt-holes are bored through the piles before they are pitched. When it is finally i n properposition, the pumping is stopped; and the 2-inch pipe is drawn from the pile, andueed again for the next. By this system, pile can be sunk 20 to 25 feet in sand in two...

... forHaarmann hook-plates main lines. IV. Steel rails (Hartwich system) for local lines. I. Theinner cover of the fish-joint is 18* 7inches X 3 * 29 inches X 0 78 inch,andweighs 10.S6 lbs. Theouter cover is an angle of the same length and weighs 20 lbs. The fish-bolts are 0 . 9 3 inch diameter, and weigh 1 6 lb...

... RAILROADS RAILS TIMBER DEFLECTION FISHPLATES PRESSURE BENDING MOMENTS METALS BALLAST STEEL VIGNOLES WOOD TRANSVERSE BOLTS RIVETS LONGITUDINAL CONSTRUCTION 68 DISCUSSION ON IRON PERMANENT WAY. [lllinntcs of BIr. ivood. sleepers would have increased stability as shown in Fig. 29...

..., and resolves itse1.f into a group of circular or arched seg- ments starting from the stay-bolts, in the manner represented by Fig. 5. Here the segments are mitredtogethelrike groinecl -+This formula is deduced by the following process: 9.2 W = 4 T ; aud mnl- -+tiplying bothsides by v, C v2 = 4c W ; whence w2 4...

...F FOX © Thomas Telford and ICE 1861 LEVICK PERMANENT WAY IRON TRIALS RAILWAYS METALS DURABILITY RAILS COSTS JOINTS TRANSOMS BEARERS BOLTS SECTIONS EXPERIMENTS SLEEPERS ROLLED TRACK IRON PERMANENTWAY. 259 February 19, 1861. GEORGE P A R K E R BIDDER, President...

... WEDGES BOLTS BRACKETS FISHPLATES TRACK SLEEPERS CAST IRON METALS FISHJOINTS WROUGHT KEYS 266 PERMANENT WAY. Mr. P. M. PARSONafSte,r describing the rolls employedfor producingthetaperedwrought-iron wedges,usedwith thejoint chairs on his system of permanent way, now being laid on the East...

...W B ADAMS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1857 RAILWAYS PERMANENT WAY CONSTRUCTION RAILS JOINTS FISHJOINTS CHAIRS BOLTS SLEEPERS BRACKETS FASTENINGS IRON METALS CAST TRACK KEYS 226 February 3, 1857. G . P. BIDDER, Vice-President, in t.he Chair. The followingCandidates were...

...G W HEMANS RAILWAYS RAILS SLEEPERS FASTENINGS METHODS PERMANENT WAY TRACK LAYING TRACKLAYING MACHINERY CHAIRS IRON COSTS BOLTS SPIKES CUTTING TRANSVERSE METALS DUBLIN DROGHEDA IRELAND EIRE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1846 DUBLIN & DROGHEDA RAILWAY...

...J WHITWORTH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1841 SCREWS THREADS UNIFORM SYSTEMS STEAM ENGINES MACHINERY STANDARDISATION BOLTS DEPTH 157 J u n e 15, 1841. The PRESIDENT in the Chair. T h e following were balloted for and elected :-Daniel Pinkney HewettandJohnBoustead as Graduates...