...W WILLOX © Thomas Telford and ICE 1922 METROPOLITAN RAILWAY ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC POWER SIGNALLING RAILWAYS TRAINS SYSTEMS JUNCTIONS STATIONS SIGNALS TRACK CIRCUITS FOG REPEATERS STOPS BOXES TUBES MAINTENANCE CHARTS SLEEPERS RESISTANCE CONTROL LONDON WEMBLEY...

... boxes occurred with the train in which Lady Curzon travelled on her return to India after her serious illness in England. That train suffered from as many as eighhtot boxes. For many monthsLord Curzon had used it withoutrouble ; but when thejourney to Bombay wasmade to meet Lady Curzon, Mr. Bamber...

...R H BROWN CEMENT GROUTS DELTAS BARRAGES RESTORATION IRRIGATION PIERS BOREHOLES GROUTING FOUNDATIONS RIVERS QUANTITIES PRESSURE WEIRS DESIGN WALLS FILLING BOXES BLOCKS CRACKS LOCKS DAMS RIVER NILE ROSETTA BRANCH DAMIETTA BRANCH EGYPT THE INSTITUTION CIVIL...

... in diameter, containing twenty-five copper tubes, 3 inches dia- meter, and a separate fire-box bolted on atthe back of the boiler, 2 feet long and 3 feet 2 inches in width outside. The fire- box was of copper, both inside and outside, with a 2h-inch water- space at the sides and back; but the front below...

...A W SZLUMPER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1893 LONDON & SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY LWSR SIGNALLING SIGNALS RAILWAYS STATIONS TERMINUS BOXES MECHANISMS INTERLOCKING SIMPLEX APPARATUS BLOCKS ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTATION LEVERS TRAINS WATERLOO LONDON UK Selected...

.... RAILWAY VIDEXING WORKS. 293 South Lambeth Road is crossed at an angle of 24"; and each abutment is about 300 feetinlength.The outside girdersare rectangular box-girders, 9 feet deep, with flanges 2 feet G inches wide, the span on the Windsor line side being 103 feet, and on the down mainlineside 8 1 feet...

... BRACING BOXES ROCKS BOULDERS BRACES CHITTRAVATI NEW CHITTRAVATI INDIA ASIA Proceedings.] STONEY ON THE NEW CHITTRAVATI BRIDGE. 135 9 December, 1890. SIRJOHN COODE, K.C.M.G., President, in the Chair, (Paper No. 2483.) The New Chittravati Bridge. By EDWARWDALLERSTOXETM,.E., M...

... INTERLOCKING POINTS MECHANICAL LEVERS APPARATUS MACHINERY SLOTS ELECTRICAL ELECTRICITY CABINS BOXES SAFETY ACCIDENTS FRAMES BLOCKS INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTATION ARMS CONTROL BARS STATIONS APPLIANCES LAMPS LIGHTS ILLUMINATION Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON RSILWBY-SIGNALLING. Discussion...

...A M THOMPSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1885 LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY LNWR SIGNALLING RAILWAYS SIGNALS LOCKING APPARATUS BOXES CABINS SEMAPHORE MECHANICAL RODS POINTS LOCKS BARS LEVERS SIDINGS GATES LEVEL CROSSINGS SAFETY ACCIDENTS COMMUNICATION...

... given to thoroughly good English oak. Having had many years' experience in the use both of grease and oil invarious climates, he gave hisdecided preference t o the latter, and saw no reason why there should be any serious difference in thecost of axle-boxes on the two systems. Mr. CLAYTONsaid...

...G R REDGRAVE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1876 SEWAGE INTERCEPTING SYSTEMS DRY PROCESS DISPOSAL SANITATION MIDDENS PRIVIES TOILETS CLOSETS BOXES EXCRETA PAILS COLLECTION DISINFECTION TOWNS URBAN COSTS MANURE REMOVAL EFFLUENT GROUND SLUDGE USE UTILISATION ROCHDALE...

... RAILWAYS SIGNALS SIGNALLING BLOCKS INTERLOCKING LEVERS COSTS MAINTENANCE POINTS BARS LOCKING SAFETY FOG SWITCHES TELEGRAPHS GEARS RODS PATENTS SYSTEMS APPARATUS SIGNALMEN BOXES STAFF EMPLOYEES TRAINING SEMAPHORE FIXED ELECTRICITY TRAINS LAMPS SPEED ACCIDENTS 190...

... BLOCKS COSTS MAINTENANCE RODS BOXES FIXED © Thomas Telford and ICE 1874 142 O S THE FIXED SIGNALS OF R A I L V A Y S . March 31st, 1874. TIIOS. E. HARRISOK,President, in theChair. No. 1,393 On theFixedSignals of Railways By RICHARD CHRISTOPHERRAPIERA, ssoc. Inst. C.E. I r is a trite axiom...

... in America, of central buffers and drawbars, instead of side-coupling and close-coupledbuffers, and moreover, of the closed oil-box, by which the dirt in the common railway grease was avoided,-had greatly reduced the resist'ance to railway trains, and ought to induce a careful study of improvements...

...W B ADAMS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1864 WHEELS RAILWAYS TIRES FRICTION RAILS ENGINES IRON STEEL METALS SLEEPERS PERMANENT WAY JOINTS IMPROVEMENT AXLES BOXES SPRINGS BALLAST PRESSURE ELASTICITY TRACK FISHJOINTS FRICTIBOENTWEWENHIBTEILRES AND RAILS. 411 No. 1,117...

...J CROSS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1864 LOCOMOTIVES ENGINES STRUCTURES DESIGN CONSTRUCTION INCLINES CURVES RAILWAYS WHEELS AXLES BOXES STEEP SHARP RADIAL FRICTION MOTION 403 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES FOIL SHARP CURVES. April 26, 1864. JOHN ROBINSON "CLEAN, President, in the Chair...

... AXLES BOGIES PERMANENT WAY RADIAL BOXES 428 LOCOMOTIVE EBGINES FOR SHARP CURVES. Mr. C. H. GREGORVY.,P., said, he had listened withmuch interest to the two Papers before them, and not with any the less interest because the inventions brought undertheir notice emanated from a gentleman whom he had...

...P A DE BRUSSAUT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1859 AXLES BOXES ROLLERS ELASTIC BANDS INDIA RUBBER MACHINERY 406 AXLE-BOXES, WITHOUT LUBRICATION. April 5, 1859. JOSEPH LOCKE, M.P., President, in the Chair. The following:Candidates were balloted for and duly elected :- WILLIAM ATKINSONM...

...R SINCLAIR; J JAMES; T E HARRISON; APPOLD; F LAWRENCE; FRASER; J LOCKE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1859 AXLES BOXES ROLLERS BANDS INDIA RUBBER MACHINERY 414 AXLEW-BLIOTUXHBEORSUI,CTATION. Mr. R SINCLAIR could not give any practical information upon the system of axle-box which had...

...CURTIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1859 AXLES BOXES RAILWAYS OIL LUBRICATION 444 PERMANENT WAY OF TMHEADRAS RAILWAY. practicalfacts, such as had been elicited by this Paper, were valuable in themselves, andtheMinutes of Proceedings of the Institution, as embodying a variety of opinions...