...A E KELSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 SILVAN DAM CONSTRUCTION DAMS CITIES WATER SUPPLY STORAGE RESERVOIRS PLANNING PLANT COSTS STAFF MATERIALS TESTS FILL CONSOLIDATION EARTH EARTHFILL CONCRETE QUARRIES CORES WALLS OUTLETS CONDUITS EXCAVATING PUMPING TIMBERING...

.... The explanation was probably to be found in the difference in the nat.ure of the surfaces of the conduits classified as clean smooth- facedconcreteconduits. Aformulafordischargewhichrequired for its accuracy that an indefinite numobfecrurves should be inserted in a straightlength, as suggested by the Author...

...G MITCHELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1925 WATER SUPPLY CITIES RIVERS SUPPLY WATER PURIFICATION LIME FEVERS ENTERIC DISEASES PUBLIC HEALTH STORAGE RESERVOIRS FILTRATION WORKS WATERWORKS INTAKES SCREENING CHAMBERS CONDUITS FILTERS BEDS AQUEDUCTS PIPES STEEL CAST IRON...

...F HEYWOOD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1925 FLOW WATER PIPES CHANNELS EXPERIMENTS EQUATIONS CONCRETE WOOD TROUGHS CAST IRON RIVETED STEEL EARTH BRICKS CONDUITS GALVANISED 174 HEYWOOD ON THE FLOW OF WATER [Minutes of (Paper No. 4491.) " The Flow of Water in Pipes and Channels...

... and conduits that had been experimented upon. Some of these values agreed closely with those given by Dr. Unwin. The questwioans, how could the mean velocity of the water in a pipe be best predicted ? Mr. Mallett divided the conditions of the internal surface into four classes and proposed a formula...

... IRRIGATION STORAGE TANKS MORTAR DAMS MASONRY RUBBLE LAKES SLUICES TURBINES VALVES FOREBAYS DUCTS BLOCKWORK LEAKAGE LIME CONCRETE TREATMENT INFLUENCE FORESTS PLANT RESERVOIRS CONDUITS TRANSMISSION MEASUREMENT MONSOONS METEOROLOGY DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AFFORESTATION TATA...

...W F DENNIS STEEL FORMS REINFORCED CONCRETE CONDUITS AQUEDUCTS CITIES WATER SUPPLY WATER REINFORCEMENT BARS CATSKILL AQUEDU NEW YORK USA UNITED STATES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1914 212 DENPITISos STEEL PORDIS FOR COKCRETE COXDUIT, [Selected (Paper No. 4077...

...W C UNWIN; E R DOLBY; E G COKER; R HERZFELD; F W JENNINGS; R APPLEYARD; SIR C PARSONS; F H HORTON; R J DURLEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1912 MCGILL UNIVERSITY CENTRAL HEATING POWER PLANT UNIVERSITIES HEATING VENTILATION HOT WATER SUPPLY THERMAL STORAGE CONDUITS...

...E L CORTHELL MONTREAL MCGILL UNIVERSI CANADA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1912 CENTRAL HEATING POWER PLANT UNIVERSITIES CONDUITS 246 CORRESPONDENCE ON HEATING- AND POWER-PLANT [Minutes of T h e Author. but this formed only one-sixteenth of the total steam generated...

...E L MANSERGH; W L MANSERGH UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1912 WATERWORKS WATER SUPPLY DRAINAGE RAINFALL DAMS RESERVOIRS TUNNELS PURIFICATION WATER POWER FILTERS AQUEDUCTS CONDUITS SIPHONS OVERFLOWS BRIDGES CROSSINGS CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY MASONRY CITIES ELAN...

... SUPPLY RAINFALL STORAGE DISCHARGES PIPES CRACKS CONDUITS RESERVOIRS EFFICIENCY MACHINERY LOCH LEVEN SCOTLAND UK Proceedings.] CORRESPONDENCE ON LOCH LEVEN WORKS. 107 charges and all works-costs would have been considerably increased, Mr. Sonnenbringing the total cost of a unit...

...A H ROBERTS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1912 HYDROELECTRICITY WATER SUPPLY WATER SUPPLY POWER DOMESTIC CATCHMENTS RAINFALL DAMS CONSTRUCTION TRANSPORTATION MATERIALS CABLEWAYS CEMENT TOWERS CRACKS TOWERS VALUE CONDUITS PIPES LOCH LEVEN SCOTLAND BLACKWATER DAM...

...E R MATTHEWS REINFORCED CONCRETE SEWERS CONDUITS WATERWORKS AQUEDUCTS STEEL CONSTRUCTION JERSEY CITY HARRISBURG PHILADELPHIA WESTON CEDAR GROVE NEPONSET VALLEY SYRACUSE ST JOSEPH NEW ORLEAN USA UNITED STATES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1907 318 NATTHEWS...

... be divided into twomain classes, each of which is susceptible of sub-division as below :- I. Conduit or draw-in system. 1. Bare-copper-strip systems, strained and unstrained. 5. Cables insulatedby india-rubber,vulcanized bitumen, or other dielectrics, drawn into stoneware casings, CallenderWebber bitumen...

... similar construction, but with undulating, well-kept roads, the cost wasestimated a t about S20 per annum. Thegreater cost of working conduit than overhead tramways seemed to vary between 0.2 and 0.55 per car-mile; but this was not a good basis of comparison, as the car-mileage varied so materially...

.... In Mr. Fitzmaurice os pinion the streets in which the conduit system was required, according to these principles, extended from the Thames bridges to Kennington Park; beyond that point he thought the overhead system might have been adopted. However, the conduit system had been adopted throughout...

...A MILLAR J G WHITE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1904 ELECTRICAL RECONSTRUCTION TRAMWAYS CONDUITS SYSTEMS HISTORY LEGISLATION LOCAL GOVERNMENT ROADS PERMANENT WAY DRAINAGE JUNCTIONS CROSSINGS POWER DISTRIBUTION TRANSMISSION SWITCHBOARDS CONDUCTORS CURRENTS COLLECTION...

...H F LLOYD WROUGHT STEEL CONDUITS GRAVITATION PRESSURE WATER SUPPLY PIPES MAINS JOINTS WELDED RIVETED MANUFACTURE ERECTION DESIGN WATER SIPHONS CULVERTS FLUMES MILD PIPELINES FLANGES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1903 Paper LLOYD ON WROUGHT-STEEL CONDUITS. 363 (Students...

... from which the water flows directlyintothe conduit-pipes, Figs. 3, Plate 10. The-new filter-beds consist of :330 PEIRCE ON THE CALCWUTATTAERWORKS. [Selected two courses of dry bricksproperly spaced to permit the passage of the water, overlaid with 4 inches thickness of Mugra or coarse .sand, and topped...

...W R COOPER ELECTRIC TRACTION TRAMWAYS ROADS ACCUMULATORS OVERHEAD DIRECT CURRENTS TROLLEYS ELECTROLYSIS ALTERNATING CONDUITS SURFACE CONTACT SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE BATTERIES GENERATING STATIONS COSTS 250 COOPER ON THE PRESENT POSITION OF [Selected (Paper No. 3304...