...B M HELLSTROM; SIR E D JONES; S B DONKIN; W T HALCROW; SIR M WATSON; J M B STUART; N G GEDYE; W L LOWE BROWN; W L K BROWN; C D C BRAINE; C I ROBINSON; G H GILL; H M GIBB © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 CONSTRUCTION POWER PLANT RIVERS HYDROELECTRICITY JUNGLE CLIMATE PREVENTION...

... CAULKING CAST IRON SEGMENTS GROUTING WORKING CONDITIONS HEALTH DEATHS WORKERS CAISSONS DISEASES HUMIDITY CLIMATE HUMID SICKNESS DEPRESSIONS PRESSURE RIVER HOOGLY CALCUTTA INDIA ASIA The following Paper was submitted for discussion, and, on the motion of the President...

... would confine his remarks to one point, namely, the question how farthe resultsobtained a t Birmingham could be considered likely to be applicable to countries where the local conditions were fundamentally different. In England the cold moist climate had rendered the question of getting rid...

...J GLASSPOOLE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1930 RAINFALL RAIN INTENSITY STORMS FLOODS FREQUENCY DURATION RECORDS DISTRIBUTION SNOW METEOROLOGY WEATHER CLIMATE OROGRAPHY CYCLONES INSTABILITY PRECIPITATION AREAS ENGLAND UK Proceedings.] GLASSPOOLE ON WIDESPREAD...

...J GLASSPOOLE; W W GRIERSON; J HUNTER; G J GRIFFITHS; S M DIXON; SIR G HEARN; SIR H FOWLER; T STEVENS; J A MCPHERSON; W N MCCLEAN; H J FEREDAY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1930 RAINFALL RAIN INTENSITY STORMS DISTRIBUTION FLOODS WEATHER CLIMATE METEOROLOGY RECORDS RIVERS DRAINAGE...

... and their animals, which are dependenton them. CLIMATE. The average rainfall in the south-east of the Gezira is 400 milli- metres (152inches) perannum, but it decreases to the west and north,and falls to 150 millimetres (6 inches) a t Khartoum.The rainfall in the south-east is sufficientflyassured in most years...

...T R NOLAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1924 ASSAM BENGAL RAILWAY RENDEL PALMER & TRITTON SLIPS WASHOUT HILLS SECTIONS RAILWAYS LANDSLIPS RAINFALL MONSOONS LANDSLIDES GEOLOGY CLIMATE DISASTERS CUTTINGS METHODS STREAMS CONTROL DIVERSION EMBANKMENTS BRIDGES EROSION...

...F W JAMESON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1924 SEWAGE DISPOSAL SLUDGE TREATMENT SEDIMENTATION SOLIDS TANKS FILTRATION BACTERIA CLIMATE CHEMICAL SYSTEMS SEPTIC DIGESTION FLOW PURIFICATION SEWERS GROWTH ORGANIC CELLULOSE PRETORIA WATSON TANKS BIRMINGHAM SOUTH...

...TICKELL; A E SNAPE; F R O SHAUGHNESSY; G M TAYLOR; A P I COTTERELL; G W HUMPHREYS; G WATSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1923 ROYAL STATISTICAL SOCIETY BRITISH ROYAL COM. ON SEWAGE-DISPOSAL DRAINAGE SCHEMES ECONOMICS SICKNESS HEALTH STATISTICS SEWAGE DESIGN CLIMATE STANDARDS...

...D E LLOYD DAVIES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1923 DRAINAGE SEWAGE PUMPING STATIONS DISPOSAL WORKS SYSTEMS CLIMATE CAPACITY SEWERS DISCHARGES STORMS WATER SEDIMENTATION TANKS PERCOLATION BEDS BACTERIA HUMUS DESIGN COSTS BIRMINGHAM ALEXANDRIA CAPETOWN WOODSTOCK...

...J M LACEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1923 PROBLEMS RIVERS CANALS CLIMATE DRY WEATHER FLOODS SPILLS CHANNELS SAND DEPOSITS CONTROL BEDS SURVEYS EROSION EMBANKMENTS LEVEES SILTING SILT CLEARANCE PALAR RIVER RIVER INDUS SOUTH INDIA 150 LACEY OX SOME PROE1,EMS...

..., was beginning to be experienced. A s regards the flooring of these sheds, the conclusion arrived at 4 years ago still holds good, namely, t h a t by far the best kind of flooring, whether for the work to he done or for the climate, consists of :L foundation of 4 inches of limeconcrete,toppedby 4 inches...

... CLIMATE SUPPLY WEST AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA 360 O BRIEN ON WATER-SUPPLY IN THE [Minutes of (Puper N o . 4183.) Water-Supply in the Interior of Western Australia. By PERCYVINCENOT BRIENM, . Inst. C.E. PHYSIOGRAPHICcoAnsLidLeYred, theState of WesternAustralia, the largest in theCommonwealth...

... ARTIFICIAL SEA CLIMATE WEATHER ADAMS BRIDGE INDIA CEYLON 296 DISCUSSION ON THE PHYSICAL FEATURES OF [Minutes of Discussion. The President. The PRESIDENinT,moving a vote of thankstotheAuthor, observed that the Paper was one of a type not often accepted for reading at TheInstitution...

...SIR M FITZMAURICE; SIR J W BARRY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1917 PRESIDENTS FAILURES ACCIDENTS WORKS CONTRACTORS CONTRACTS DESIGN ESTIMATES COSTS TIME BOREHOLES GROUND INVESTIGATIONS UNDERGROUND GEOLOGY WEATHER CLIMATE STORMS HARBOURS STRESS TEMPORARY PROFESSIONS...

...F J WARING © Thomas Telford and ICE 1917 BRIDGES CURRENTS RAILWAYS CONSTRUCTION BANKS LAND CONNECTIONS CHANNELS TIDES ISLANDS SANDBANKS CAUSEWAYS MONSOONS EMBANKMENTS SAND DEPOSITS BARRAGES SHOALS BARRIERS ARTIFICIAL CROSSINGS SEA CLIMATE WEATHER ADAMS BRIDGE...

... DRIFT WAVES SEA WATERWAYS GAUGES CLIMATE WEATHER ADAMS BRIDGE PAMBAN PASS INDIA CEYLON SRI LANKA ASIA ...

...T W KEELE INVESTIGATIONS RIVERS FLOODS RECORDS DATA PERIODICITY RAINFALL RAIN CLIMATE HISTORY RIVER NILE EGYPT AUSTRALIA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 380 (Puper No. 416!1.) Investigation of the Nile River Flood-Record for Traces of Periodicity. M.By TrIol\r,ls...

... DISEASES UNDERGROUND SEWERAGE SYSTEMS WATER CONSUMPTION INTERCEPTING TRAPS PURIFICATION WATER SUPPLY TEMPERATURE CLIMATE LIQUEFACTION CAIRO RIVER NILE EGYPT ~roceedings.1 COXBEYFOSDESCE OS NAIS DRAISAGE OF CAIRO. 109 beengiven full consideration, but the cost of purchasing...

...J H HEENAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1915 CONCRETING FREEZING WEATHER EFFECT FROST CONCRETE WINTER COLD TEMPERATURE CLIMATE REINFORCED HEAT RAISING METHODS CANADA Proceedings.] HAMMERSLEY-HEENAN ON CONCRETING. 141 (Paper No. 4075.) Concreting in Freezing Weather...