...J J C BRADFIELD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 DORMAN LONG HARBOURS BRIDGES APPROACHES RAILWAYS PLANS SPECIFICATIONS TENDERS ARCHES CANTILEVER STIFFENED SUSPENSION HINGES THREE HINGED BRACES TRUSSES DEFLECTION CHAINS SPANS DRAWINGS PREPARATION RETAINING WALLS...

...H T TUDSBERY; A R GIBBS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1924 THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT SUSPENSION BRIDGES SAFETY STRESS ANCHORAGES MEASUREMENT EXTENSOMETERS STRAIN CORROSION SPANS SUPERSTRUCTURES EXAMINATION CHAINS BARS TUNNELS SUSPENDERS...

...G LINDENTHAL; P L PRATLEY; W H THORPE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1924 MESSRS. RIVERS & MORRIS EXAMINATION SUSPENSION BRIDGES METALS BEHAVIOUR MAINTENANCE STRAITS MATERIALS TESTS CORROSION STRESS BARS CHAINS MENAI BRIDGE UK proceeding COI111ESPOXDF;NCE...

...H C ANSTEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1917 DEEP WATER MOORINGS BAYS ANCHORAGES VESSELS SHIPS PORTS WATER DEPTH WAVES ACTION BUOYS SEA CHAINS VALPARAISO BAY PACIFIC OCEAN CHILE SOUTH AMERICA Papers.] ANSTEY ON DEEP-WATER MOORINGS, VALPARAISO DAY. 371 (Paper...

... SEA WALLS BREAKWATERS PIERS CONCRETE LOCKS CHAINS GATES DAMS FLOODS PIPES APRONS DREDGERS SCOUR REPAIRS VIADUCTS METHIL PORT TALBOT SCOTLAND WALES UK 146 C ~ R E S P O N D E N C EON NEW DOCK AT METHIL AND [Xinutea of Mr. Cleaver. ampton when on a visit...

..., K.C.B., Past-President Inst. C.E. The suspended span is 570 feet, and the dipa t mean temperature is 43 feet 4 inches.The floor of the bridge is suspendedfrom sixteenchains, in four tiers or ranges of fourchains each. Each chain is composed of five bars, nominally 1 inch thick and 3 i inches deep...

...J W BARRY; W H LIVERSIDE; E MATHESON; T F THOMASON; A RIGG; M AM ENDE; R J G READ; F W WALKER; W B LEWIS; E P HILL; G E CRUTTWELL; S G HOMFRAY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1897 BRIDGES RAILWAYS ERECTION HYDRAULICS ENGINES SUSPENSION CHAINS STRESS STIFFENING GIRDERS MASONRY...

...G E CRUTTWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1897 SIR WILLIAM ARROL BRIDGES TOWERS SUPERSTRUCTURES ERECTION STEELWORK MASONRY FOOTWAYS GIRDERS TIES ROCKERS SUSPENSION CHAINS OPENINGS BRICKWORK RIVERS CONSTRUCTION ABUTMENTS COLUMNS RODS ANCHORS SPANS BASCULE METALS...

...F KENSINGTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1894 TRANSPORTATION DRESSING TRANSPORT IRON ORES RAILWAYS CHAINS WASHING MACHINERY MACHINES MINERALS TRANSPORTING SEPARATION COMPOSITION CABARCENO SPAIN EUROPE Papers.] KENSINGTOX ON DRESSING IRON ORE IN SPAIN. 327 (Paper...

...SIR F BRAMWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1890 ELECTRICITY WELDING STAMPING IRON STEEL CHAINS LINK TEMPERATURE RESISTANCE MACHINERY MACHINES DYNAMOS TESTS BENDING APPLICATIONS WELDS ELECTRICAL ENERGY CURRENTS HEAT CONDUCTORS TRANSFORMERS ALTERNATING WELDERS METALS...

...W M THOMPSON 268 THOMPSON ON IIIPBOVED SYSTEJIS OF CHAINING. [Selected (Paper 3-0.2265.) Improved Systems of Chaining for Land and Engineering Surveys. By WILLIAJI MAXNTIIoxrsoN, M.A., B.E., Assoc. N . Inst. C.E. OF these improved methods of measurement the first described is t h a t which...

... FLANGELESS WHEELS BATTERIES TRAMCARS TRACTION TRAMS ROLLING STOCK MOTORS LOCOMOTIVES CONDUCTORS RAILS DYNAMOS STORAGE WATER POWER HYDROELECTRICITY CABLES GRADIENTS ACCUMULATORS TRANSMISSION COSTS CONTINUOUS OVERHEAD CHAINS GEARS BESSBROOK NEWRY ULSTER IRELAND UK 218...

... and bucket dredgers originated by Messrs. Priest- man, the opening chain was actuated by block-gear, that was b y a varying weight upon a vertical frame takinugp the slack of the opening chain. Of course the efficiency of the grab in regard t w its fall upon the material was not exactly the same...

...H WARD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1886 BRICKMAKING BRICKS MAKING MANUFACTURE HAND CLAYS BRICKWORKS MACHINERY MACHINES CHAINS DRIVING RAILWAYS WAGONS PLASTIC DRYING SHEDS FLOORS KILNS COSTS TESTS RESISTANCE STRESS BURNING MANUFACTURING MILLS PLANT ROLLERS...

...W HULSE; A MUIR; R H TWEDDELL; C J APPLEBY; E A COWPER; W S TOMKINS; L PERKINS; H MAUDSLAY; E H CARBUTT; SIR F BRAMWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1886 MACHINES TOOLS MACHINERY WORKSHOPS APPLIANCES FORGING CASTINGS TREATMENT HEAVY STEEL IRON LATHES CRANES CHAINS PLANING...

...G B GODFREY; J LESLIE; J TAYLOR; R H TWEDDELL; T B LIGHTFOOT SLIPWAYS DRY DOCKS SHIPS FOUNDATIONS CONSTRUCTION PILES HAULING HAULAGE CHAINS REPAIRS 170 DISCUSSION ON SLIPWAYS FOR SHIPS, [Minutes of Mr.Thompson. repairs, the cost would be say 510 or 512 for docking, and sayl$d. per...

..., and unmechanical. I t was illustrated in Pig. 6 (page 21), which was a fair type of what hadbeen used for many years. To open and shut one of these gates two hydraulic ramws ere required, each 16 inches in diameter, one with 12 and the other with 8 feet stroke, 460 feet of 1i-inch chain, tworoller-boxes and chain...

... MOVABLE DAMS RIVERS SHUTTERS BARRAGES SLUICES WATER LEVELS FLOODS DISCHARGES DRUMS BEAR TRAP PONTOONS BEDS SELF ACTING AUTOMATIC FLOW REGULATION CONTROL CANALS EMBANKMENTS WATERWAYS NAVIGATION CHAINS PREVENTION UK INDIA ASIA FRANCE EUROPE 108 CORRESPONDENCE ON WEIRS...

... slightly down- wards from its heelwhenlying on the floor. The ends of the retaining chains are fastened to the beam in front, and the other end to the castingson the back of the battensof the front shutter. These chains,oneach shutter, are not fixed in a plane at right angles to the face of the vertical...

... of the spans of such bridges was contemplated. Mr. B, P. BRERETOreNcollected the original designs for this bridge, and the subsequent attempts made by Mr. Brunel to get the work resuscitated, after it was stopped for want of funds. It was intended to have under-chains extending from the abutments below...