...V F BARTLETT; W H CADWELL C S ALLOTT LONDON POWER COMPANY COALING JETTIES CIRCULATION WATER SYSTEMS CABLES TUNNELS POWER STATIONS WORKS COOLING DESIGN SUPERSTRUCTURES FENDERS SCREENS DREDGING CONSTRUCTION CHAMBERS INTAKES CULVERTS SUCTION OUTLETS SHAFTS PASSAGES...

..., and when they could not be avoided altogether they were kept as far away from the turbine-house as possible. The turbine- house was placed away from the river, the nearest deep excavation being 300 feet away from the turbine blocks, and the circulating- wat,er pump-house on the river bank at about double...

... ROOFS PULVERISED FUEL CHIMNEYS PUMPHOUSES RIVERS SCREENS CHAMBERS CIRCULATION WATER MAINS OUTFALLS PUMPS PIPES CONSTRUCTIONAL COAL SWITCH HOUSES DUNSTON NEWCASTLE RIVER TYNE UK P r o c w d h ~ l ANDERSON ON NEW DUNSTON POWER-STATION. 3 The following Papers were submitted...

...T F BURNS; A H D MARKWICK; M NACHSHEN; E G WALKER; W M ANDERSON; C S BERRY; A C DEAN; V F BARTLETT; W H CADWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 POWER STATIONS CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICITY POWER ELECTRIC SUPPLY COALING JETTIES CIRCULATION WATER SYSTEMS CABLES TUNNELS COFFERDAMS...

...R V ALLIN; M NACHSEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 KIRKPATRICK FORD MOTOR COMPANY JOHN MOWLEM POWER HOUSES FOUNDATIONS CIRCULATION WATER TUNNELS FACTORIES WORKS SUPERSTRUCTURES PLANT SITES RIVERS BOILER HOUSES PREPARATION REFUSE SWITCH HOUSES PILES LOADS...

... assumed that they must have been driven from the higher level and the balance of the spare 30 feet of lengthafterwardscut off. He noticed that the intake and outlet of the circulating-water tunnels were about 60 feet apart, andthat there was apparently, a t ordinary spring tides, about 24 feet of water...

...T F BURNS; A R NEELANDS; R U SHAXBY; M NACHSEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 FORD MOTOR COMPANY POWER HOUSES FOUNDATIONS CIRCULATION WATER TUNNELS FACTORIES WORKS RIVERS SLABS FRACTURE CEMENTATION ACCIDENTS DEOXYGENATION CHAMBERS DEATHS FORESHORES DAGENHAM...

...H J DEANE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 CHAS HEATHCOTE FORD MOTOR COMPANY JOHN MOWLEM JETTIES WORKS FACTORIES CARGOES RIVERS FORESHORES FRONTAGES CIRCULATION WATER SYSTEMS FUEL DISCHARGES ACCOMMODATION PIERS FOUNDATIONS TEMPORARY WORKS PLANT CYLINDERS...

... INSULATORS CONDUCTORS STRINGS HEAT LOSS CIRCULATION WATER STEAM AIR HEATERS DEPTFORD WEST LONDON SCOTLAND UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON ELECTRICdL WORKS. 323 mater in the rcccivcr, it was possible for the temperature of the Messrs. Berry, water...

... by compressed air.A 6-inch artesian well, driven from this basement level to a depth of 186 feet (120 feet into the chalk), yields 3,500 gallons of water per hour. In the basement underneath the switch-house are the circulating- 268 BERRY, GAZE AND VERITY ON DEPTFORD WEST [Minutes of water pumpsandstrainers...

...W E DALBY HEAT TRANSMISSION MOTOR CARS RADIATORS FLOW TEMPERATURE DESIGN AIR COOLING PLANT WIND CHANNELS ROADS WATER CIRCULATION PUMPS TRACK EXPERIMENTS MEASUREMENT SPEED BLOCKS Proceedings.] DALBY ON HEAT-TRANSMISSION. 139 22 March, 1927. FREDERICK PALMER, C.I.E...

... in efficiency and general excellence. Correspondence. Mr. W M . Buxsslm. remarked that the Paper was valuable alike x r . id^. for the Author's statement of the present position,his discussion of water-circulation and higher rate of steaming, hisdeductions, and hisforecast. Nr. Burnsideagreed in the main wit,h...

.... With such high-duty boilers, however, pure feed-water was essential. It was his experience that, if there was any saltin the water and a depositwas formed, overheating of the boiler-tubes was inevitable. With carefully-designed circulation there should beno difficulty from priminga t high rates of evapora...

... of the site a t a depth of about 6 to10 feet below the surface, thusthefoundation work did not present any special difficulty. Proceedings.] OF TMHAENCHESTER CORPORATION. 327 Preliminary Work.-Including theculvertsandchambersin connection with the circulating-watersystem, about 60,000 cubic yards of material...

... and furrows a t right angles to the direction of flow, with lines of diffusers in the furrows (Fig. 2 ) . As a means for keeping the sludge in circulation, and securing for each port ion of sewage itx dueperiod of treatment,thisarrangement is highly efficient. It hash, owever, thepracticaldisadvantagethathc...

... ALTERNATORS WATER CIRCULATION MOTORS SWITCH HOUSES TRANSMISSION HIGH TENSION CURRENTS TRANSFORMERS SUBSTATIONS LOW TRACK CABLES PERMANENT WAY ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT SLEEPERS RAILS CONDUCTORS TRAINS ROLLING STOCK MOTORS COACHES WHEELS SHEDS WORKSHOPS POWER GENERATION MAINTENANCE...

...SIR W MATTHEWS; E R DOLBY; E T HALL; E G RIVERS; R BROWN; J S OWENS; C T A HANSSEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1908 HEATING METHODS HOSPITALS PUMPS CIRCULATION VENTILATION ASYLUMS BUILDINGS SERVICES Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON HEATING HOSPITALSAND ASYLUMS. 131 Discussion...

... abovtehe atmosphere ; and it was circulated for heating purposes through the whole length of pipes by vacuum pumps, the va,cuum being about 6 inches at the remote part of the installation, and 10 inches at the pumps. Radiators, each under separate control, were attached to the pipes whereever heating...

...E R DOLBY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1908 METHODS HEATING HOSPITALS SYSTEMS STEAM BOILERS BOILER HOUSES MAINS CIRCULATION GENERATION POWER RADIATORS WATER CONSUMPTION COAL FUEL TEMPERATURE CONTROL ASYLUMS BUILDINGS SERVICES HEAT PLANT HOT CALORIFIERS KING EDWARD...

...C H BELOE; W N HARTLEY; H H HELLINS; A S JONES; W L JORDAN; E A LETTS; J C MELLISS; W H WHEELER; H G WHYATT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1902 DISCHARGES SEWAGE TIDAL ESTUARIES SANITATION LEGISLATION RIVERS POLLUTION OUTFALLS SEWERS CIRCULATION WAVES TIDES SOLIDS DUBLIN...