...C S BERRY; A C DEAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 LONDON POWER COMPANY CONSTRUCTIONAL WORKS POWER STATIONS CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICITY BUILDING REGULATIONS PRELIMINARY BORING STEEL SHEETPILING PILES DEWATERING BASEMENTS RETAINING WALLS REINFORCED CONCRETE TESTS VIBRO...

... constructed across the Perak river in the State of Perak, Federated Malay Stat.es, to carry the main road linking Butterworth on the mainland opposite Penang island with Singapore, the southernsettlement.The road, which is some 500 mileslong, traverses the Malay Peninsula on the western side of the main range...

...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...

.... Originally the land on which theport of Beira was developed wasowned by the Rhodesia Railways, and the commercial side of theport was operated bythem. In 1926, however, a concession for further development was granted by the Moyambique Company Proceedings.] CONSTRUCTION OF THE PORT OF BEIRA. 579...

...-slides illustrating the work described, remarked that the commercial operation of the Perak scheme had started in the middle of 1930, and the Papers on the scheme might appear somewhat belated. They had, however, the advantage that experience had been gathered not only from the construction period...

... of timesper day that the bridge was operated 1 Lastly, what precautions had been taken to protect the bridge against the fumes from the neighbouring steelworks ? Mr. J. F. PAINobserved that the construction of the Tees (Newport) bridge marked a notablestep forward in bridge-work in Great Britain. Not only...

... for British engineers to show what theycould do-foreign engineers, Americans in particular, seemed t o have many more chances than they had of constructing large works in reinforced concrete, and therefore the loss was the greater when such anopportunity was nottaken.Headmitted, Proceedings.] KHNEEDWIVE...

...V F BARTLETT; W H CADWELL C S ALLOTT LONDON POWER COMPANY COALING JETTIES CIRCULATION WATER SYSTEMS CABLES TUNNELS POWER STATIONS WORKS COOLING DESIGN SUPERSTRUCTURES FENDERS SCREENS DREDGING CONSTRUCTION CHAMBERS INTAKES CULVERTS SUCTION OUTLETS SHAFTS PASSAGES...

...W J H RENNIE Proc-dings.1 CIIENDEROH WATER-POWER PLANT. 643 (Paper No, 4969) The Construction of the ChenderohWater-Power Plant of the P e r k RiverHydro-ElectricPowerScheme. By WILLIAMJAMESHORSBURGRHENNIE,M. Inst. C.E. AUTHOR SREPLTYO THE DISCUSSIOANND CORRESPONDENCE.^ MR...

...W J E BINNIE; SIR M MACDONALD; H P HILL; R C S WALTERS; G W M BOYCOTT; H J B HARDING; G MCILDOWIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 WATER SUPPLY DAMS CONSTRUCTION SILVAN DAM RESERVOIRS ROCKS SHAFTS SINKING BOULDERS SILT CONTRACTORS CONTRACTS METHODS DECOMPRESSION DIVERS...

... and the probability of congestion bothin the dock and river, as well as constructional difficulties. These two alternative schemes are indicated by dotted lines in Fig. 1. The site selected for the new dry dock, adjacent to the existing dry docks, had the advantage of concentrating dry-docking operations in one...

...A GRAY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 SIR ALEXANDER GIBB ATLAS CONSTRUCTION STANDARD DREDGING HARBOURS DEVELOPMENT CONSTRUCTION COFFERDAMS FAILURES RECONSTRUCTION UNWATERING DEWATERING EXCAVATIONS CONCRETE AGGREGATES TESTS REMOVAL TRANSIT SHEDS GRAIN CONVEYORS...

.... DEANwished toillustrate certain phases of the architectural work and to show the progress of the design from its inception to its final stage. Figs. I showed the arrangement of the station as it was proposed when sanction for its construction was received. At a later date it was suggested that the station...

...A W H DEAN 178 DEAN ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUBMERGIBLE [Minutes of (Papw No. 4915.) Construction of a Submergible Road-Bridge over the Nerbudda River neaJrubbulporeC, entral Provinces, India. By ARTHURWILLIAMHENRYDEAN,M.C.,B.Sc., Assoc. M. Inst. C.E. THE Central Provinces of India, which...

...W M ANDERSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 MERZ AND MCLELLAN SIR ROBERT MCALPINE NORTH EASTERN ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY CONSTRUCTION POWER STATIONS ELECTRIC SUPPLY ELECTRICITY FOUNDATIONS WORKS PILES PILING BUILDINGS TURBINE HOUSES BOILER HOUSES WORKSHOPS COLUMNS...

..., father of the present ruler of Egypt. The work of construction was carried out by the Compagnie de Five-Lille pour Constructions Mkcaniques et Entreprises, and this company, it is presumed, was also responsible for the design. Work was commenced on the 2nd May, 1869, and was completed on the 2nd May...

... disturbance of that goods line, either laterally or vertically, due to the use of ordinary piling, should not have cost 20,000 to put right. It occurred to him that possibly there was a special reason for the construction of the 48-foot side spans. The main opening was large enough to takefour lines...

...T F BURNS; A H D MARKWICK; M NACHSHEN; E G WALKER; W M ANDERSON; C S BERRY; A C DEAN; V F BARTLETT; W H CADWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 POWER STATIONS CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICITY POWER ELECTRIC SUPPLY COALING JETTIES CIRCULATION WATER SYSTEMS CABLES TUNNELS COFFERDAMS...

...H HEADLAND; A W LASH; R F LEGGET; H RITSON; F C TEMPLE; B M HELLSTROM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 RIVERS POWER PLANT COUNTRIES DEVELOPING CONSTRUCTION HYDROELECTRICITY POWER STATIONS HYDRAULIC MODELS HOLLOW SPILLWAYS METHODS DESIGN SPEED TURBINES CONCRETE DAMS...

...W J H RENNIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 RENDEL PALMER & TRITTON TOPHAM JONES & RAILTON CONSTRUCTION WATER POWER PLANT RIVERS HYDROELECTRIC COUNTRIES DEVELOPING HYDROELECTRICITY PROBLEMS COFFERDAMS CONCRETING REINFORCEMENT DAMS LAYOUT SUSPENSION...