...SIR GW HUMPHREYS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL PRESIDENTS MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING LOCAL GOVERNMENT CITIES DRAINAGE SEWAGE RIVERS CLEANSING EFFLUENT REFUSE DISPOSAL PORTS BRIDGES TUNNELS HISTORY HOUSES LONDON RIVER THAMES UK *iiE...

...E P CURRALL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 EXPERIMENTS STONE PIPES SEWERS FAILURES LOADS TESTS PRESSURE MEASUREMENT DEFLECTION EARTH TRENCHES HYDROSTATICS POROSITY JOINTS CEMENT FLOW SEWAGE VELOCITY SUSPENDED MATERIALS CLEANSING STONEWARE UNIFORM CONCENTRATED...

... of surface water. The larger sewer is so much in excess of the requirements of the dry-weather flow, that it will not under ordinarycircumstances be self-cleansing to the same extent as the smaller sewer, while the smallermay also be moreefficientlyflushed with a moderate supply of water. It probably...

...W H DELANO ASPHALT MINERALS BITUMEN USE ENGINEERING ROADWAYS COMPRESSED ROADS STREETS CLEANSING ROCKS MASTIC CONCRETE FOOTPATHS FOUNDATIONS PORTLAND CEMENT GROUTING APPLICATIONS BITUMINOUS LIMESTONE CITIES THICKNESS CLEANING WATER PAVING BLOCKS PAVEMENTS PARIS...

..., after an absence of some years, could nothelpnoticing it. He wassurprised to 6ee the roadway infront of Buckingham Palacein a vile con- dition. Of course, asasphalt was impermeable, it hadto be cleansed, there being no deodorising principle i n it, as partially existed in macadam, before saturation...

...F TARGET MAINS DRAINAGE SEWAGE UTILISATION SEWERAGE SEWERS CLEANSING FLUSHING COSTS LAVATORIES PIPES EXCRETA REMOVAL FARMING FARMS AGRICULTURE USE CITIES DRY DOMESTIC SCAVENGING INVERTS INTERCEPTING TUBES DISCHARGES RIVERS IRRIGATION CONDUITS PARIS SEINE...

...J FULTON; A BASSETT; T C THORBURN; R RAWLINSON; J NEWTON; W MERRY; J GRANT; COCKBURN CURTIS; C CURTIS; LOVEGROVE; A WILLIAMS; HAWKSHAW © Thomas Telford and ICE 1863 DRAINAGE TOWNS SANITATION SEWERS WORKS FLUSHING PIPES SEWAGE DISCHARGES OUTLETS VENTILATION CLEANSING GASES...

...J HENDERSON DRESSING TIN COPPER METHODS ORES STAMPS MACHINERY MACHINES BUDDLES PACKING FRAMES JIGGING CLEANSING CLEANING SEPARATION MINES MINING SEPARATORS CORNWALL ENGLAND UK February 2, 1858. JOSEPH LOCKE, M.P., President, in the Chair. The following...

...R SALTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1857 PENSTOCKS SELF ACTING AUTOMATIC FLUSHING MACHINES MACHINERY DOMESTIC VALVES WATER CLEANSING DRAINS SEWERS ON RAILWAY LOCOSMTOCTIKV.E 43 The cold water from the tender is constantly being forced, by the cold-water pump, through...

... The discussion on this Paper extended over portions of two evenings, but an abstract of the whole is given consecutively. 222 MACADAMISED ROADS. watered in dry weather for the purpose of cleansing, so as to convert the dust into slop, in order to sweep it up, and keeping them wellwater-cleansed in clammy...

... Whitworth, M. Inst. C. E. I. General Advantages of Street Cleun1iness.-Next to a perfect supply of water, perfect drainage, and the entire prevention of any colIections of decomposing filth, a good system of Street-cleansing is one of the most importantsubjects of municipalmanagement. Every pedestrian...

... severe at the periods when cleansing was most re- quired. Of course such exposure was injurious to the health, as wag commonly denoted by the appearance of the labourers occupied in street cleansing. This was a speciesof labonr which, to the extent necessary, shouldbe reserved for theyoungandrobust...

...C COCHRANE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1843 STREETS CITIES IMPROVEMENT PAVING PAVEMENTS ROADS WOOD CLEANSING TIMBER LONDON UK The sluice-gate being opened sufficiently to fill the covered channel up to the ceiling, the quantity of water flowing through the aperture...

...J ROE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1842 SEWERS DEPOSITS ACCUMULATION APPARATUS FLUSHING CLEANSING DRAINS REMOVAL WATER FLOW IRON GATES SEWAGE METHODS BLOCKAGES OBSTRUCTIONS DRAINAGE HOLBORN FINSBURY LONDON UK 132 April 19, 1842. The PRESIDENT in the Chair...