...STROYER; A GIBB; C KIRKPATRICK; L H SAVILE; V ELMONT; O FABER; N G GEDYE; H HOBSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1928 JETTIES HOUSES PUMPS WORKS POWER STATIONS EARTH PRESSURE ELECTRICITY COLD WATER FORMULAE DESIGN DISCHARGES GRAVITY WALLS CONDENSING BARKING LONDON...

... SHIPBUILDING RIVETED ALTERNATING STRESS ROTATING SPECIMENS COLD BENDING IMPACT CRUSHING CHEMICAL MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS MICROGRAPHY EXAMINATION STATIONARY PLATES METALS 104 ABELL ON ELECTRIC WELDING FOR [Minutes of (Paper No. 4271.) Experiments on the Application of ElectricWelding...

...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...

... STEELWORK EFFECT FROST COLD WEATHER CONCRETING FREEZING HARBOURS TESTS LOADS PILES RAILWAYS JETTIES TEMPERATURE RAILS REINFORCEMENT COSTS SAVING ECONOMICS WROUGHT IRON PIERS PITTING DETERIORATION STRESS VIADUCTS BEAMS HENNEBIQUE LIME BRIDGES EXPERIMENTS CLIMATE TROPICS WATER...

...) remaineddamp. The work was situated in it wet position, andthemortar had nothardenedafter3 y0a.r~. Samples of thismortartakenthenhardenedas soon RS they were driedinthetesting-room.Themortar was made with sea- sandandsea-water. H e would suggest that quick-setting cement should be used during cold weather...

...A C DAVIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1909 PORTLAND CEMENT TESTS IMMERSION FAILURES SPECIFICATIONS GYPSUM COLD WATER IMMEDIATE PLUNGE SOUNDNESS Papers.] DAVIS ON PORTLAND CEMENT. 193 ( P a p e r No. 362:9.) I Portland Cement : theImmediateImmersion Plunge Test for fhndness...

...J W BARRY; H F DONALDSON; M NELSON; W P REEVES; A S HASLAM; H G HARRIS; A MARCET; C E VERNON; W W BEAUMONT; D HALPIN; B BLOUNT; SIR E BRAMWELL COLD STORAGE DOCKS FOOD FROZEN TRANSPORTATION STORES INSULATION TESTS ICE MACHINES EFFICIENCY MACHINERY THERMOMETERS COSTS MATERIALS...

...W D A BOST; W H LE MESURIER; L STERNE; H F DONALDSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1897 LONDON & INDIA DOCKS COLD STORAGE DOCKS INSULATION MATERIALS AIR MACHINES COOLING MACHINERY BRINE LONDON LONDON & INDIA ENGLAND UK 42 DISCUSSION ON COLD STORAGE...

...H F DONALDSON DOVE BROTHERS J MOWLEM COLD STORAGE COOLING FROZEN INSULATION FOOD MATERIALS MACHINERY MACHINES REFRIGERATION ENGINES AIR LIFTS SWITCHES TRIALS DOCKS STORES COMPRESSORS CHAMBERS GAS ELECTRICITY THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY EXPERIMENTS CHARCOAL LONDON...

...A R GALE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1894 REFRIGERATION MACHINES COLD AIR VACUUM COMPRESSION ABSORPTION ICE COOLING REFRIGERATING MACHINERY HEAT EFFICIENCY TEMPERATURE COMPRESSORS WATER 418 GALE ON REFRIGERATING-MACHINES. [Students (Students Paper No. 326...

... (i.e., one for the warm tests and the other for the cold tests) was made from the two halves of the same fagot, so as to have auniform and homogeneous structure for purposes of comparison. For convenience the experiments are divided into Set V, Cold Tests, and Set V, Warm Tests ; the former showing...

...T ANDREWS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1888 EFFECT TEMPERATURE STRENGTH RAILWAYS AXLES COLD HEAT TESTS SNOW CONCUSSION WARM WROUGHT IRON CARRIAGES COOLING CAGES BLOWS DEFLECTION FORCES 180 ANDREWS ON THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE [Selected SECT.11.-OTHER SELECTED PAPERS...

...T ANDREWS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1887 EFFECT TEMPERATURE STRENGTH RAILWAYS AXLES BEHAVIOUR METALS RESISTANCE IMPACT FRACTURE FORGING IRON TESTS EXPERIMENTS COLD HOT WINTER COOLING 340 TEAEMNFODPFFOERNRCEATWTSURE [Selected (Paper No. 2223.) Effect of Temperature...

...D PHILLIPS LIQUIDS HOT COLD IRON PRESERVATION CORROSION EFFECT ZINC SEAWATER BOILERS TESTS PLATES METALS TEMPERATURE EXPERIMENTS WATER SEA SULPHURIC ACID SALT SODIUM CHLORIDE SODIUM CHLORIDE PROTECTION Papers.] PHILLIPS OS THE EFFECTS OF LIQUIDS OX IROX. 295 (Paper...

... that the machine was really a heat-producing machine, and that cold was merely the result of the fact that the heatproduced was abstracted from theair,whichthereby became a medium of refrigeration. Like all inventions its progress had been gradual; each improve- ment being the result of experience and observation...

... to reduce the temperature of their dwelling-houses, as it was possible here effectually to increase the temperatureof dwellings in cold weather to a point whichwas agreeable tothosewhohadtoliveinthem.But although he felt sure it would be a waste of time to dilate upon the importance of the subject, he might...

...J J COLEMAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1882 AIR REFRIGERATION MACHINERY MACHINES THERMODYNAMICS ARTIFICIAL BRINE EXPANSION COMPRESSED COOLING VAPOUR WATER AQUEOUS REMOVAL SHIPS BUILDINGS PRESERVATION FOOD REFRIGERATING COLD COMPRESSION INJECTION PUMPS TEMPERATURE...

...J J WEBSTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1880 IRON STEEL LOW TEMPERATURE METALS FROST WINTER FRACTURE EXPERIMENTS BARS ACTION STRENGTH COLD TESTS WROUGHT CAST BESSEMER TENSILE TRANSVERSE STRAIN IMPACT EFFECT MALLEABLE RAILS CLIMATE Proceedings.] WEBSTER ON IRON...

...E H KEATING © Thomas Telford and ICE 1880 FIRES HYDRANTS COLD TEMPERATURE CITIES ICE FROST SNOW VALVES STANDPIPES HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA CANADA 360 EEATING ON FIRE-HYDRANTS. [Selected (Paper No. 1684.) On Fire-hydrantsw, ith description of one in use at Halifax...

... the 190 DISCUSSION O S THE JXFLUENCE O F [Minutes of Mr. Bell. wire-drawing process was effected withgreater ease than it would be if the iron were cool. He believed some fracturesmight be accounted for by coldness intheweather, when theironwas less liable to be drawn ; but he agreed with the Author thatu...