...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...

.... CCVIII. Session 1918-19, Part 11. iI W. S. ABELL. EXPERIMENTS APPLICATIONS ELECTRIC WELDING LARGE STRUCTURES TESTS MILD STEEL ELECTRODES MODULUS ELASTICITY LIMITS ELASTIC ULTIMATE STRENGTH ELONGATION WELDS LAPS SHIPBUILDING RIVETED ALTERNATING STRESS ROTATING SPECIMENS COLD...

...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...

... WEATHER STRESS TROPICS WATER SHELLFISH SPANS FLANGES GIRDERS FAILURES FROST TIDAL PILES SCREWPILES COLD PRESERVATION TIDES REINFORCEMENT WHARVES STIFFNESS STRENGTH TESTS SALT MOLLUSCS MARINE GROWTH PLATES MOISTURE EFFECT ACTION ROADS VIADUCTS KOWLOON HONG KONG ASHTON...

...A C DAVIS Papers.] DAVIS ON PORTLAND CEMENT. 193 ( P a p e r No. 362:9.) I Portland Cement : theImmediateImmersion Plunge Test for fhndness. or Cold (Abridged.) By ARTHUR CHARLEDSAVIS,Assoc.Inst. C.E. THErecentliyntroducemd ethod of testing the soundness of Portland cement, termed...

...H F DONALDSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1897 LONDON & INDIA DOCKS DOVE BROTHERS J MOWLEM COLD STORAGE COOLING FROZEN INSULATION FOOD MATERIALS MACHINERY MACHINES REFRIGERATION ENGINES AIR LIFTS SWITCHES TRIALS DOCKS STORES COMPRESSORS CHAMBERS GAS...

...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 LONDON & INDIA DOCKS COLD STORAGE DOCKS FOOD FROZEN TRANSPORTATION STORES INSULATION TESTS ICE MACHINES EFFICIENCY MACHINERY...

...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...

...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...

...T ANDREWS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1891 TEMPERATURE STRENGTH RAILWAYS AXLES EFFECT TESTS IMPACT FRACTURE EXPERIMENTS IRON METALS RESISTANCE STEEL RAILS BREAKAGES ACCIDENTS COLD ENGINES CARRIAGES LOCOMOTIVES WARM Papers.] ANDREWS ON STRENGTH OF RAILWAY AXLES. 161...

...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...

... of the presentresearch was to investigate the effects of varyingtemperature on the resistance toimpact of railway axles. It has been already shown by careful experiment that the absolute or tensile strength of iron and steelis not diminished by cold, l and this under certain conditionsmay, pending evidence...

...D PHILLIPS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1886 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...

..., 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 be allowed to say a few words on the value of the 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...

... and Shipbuilders of Scotland. A PAPER on the mechanicalproduction of cold, by Mr. Alex. Carnegie Kirk, M. Inst. C.E., wasread tothisInstitutionin January, 1874. Although Mr. Kirk s Paper was confined t o the description of a new and ingeniousmethod of coolingbrine or otherliquidsbythealternate compression...

... TESTS BARS FRACTURE TEMPERATURE COLD RAILS FROST THERMOMETERS EXPERIMENTS IMPACT EFFECT STRENGTH MALLEABLE WROUGHT MATERIALS ELASTICITY LIMITS 1% DISCUSSION ON THE INFLUESCE O F [Minutes of Discussion. Webster- Nr. WEBSTER saidthatintestingsteelbarsby tensile strain the resulting...

...W ANDERSON; D CHERNOFF; H CARLILE; H D FURNESS; W M CUNINGHAM; J HOPKINSON; J P JOULE; W J MILLAR; T B LIGHTFOOT; J PARFITT; J PATERSON; C PIHL; C P SANDBERG; C SCHREIBER; J M WILSON; T WRIGHTSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1880 HEAT IRON STEEL INFLUENCE METALS TEMPERATURE COLD...

...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...