...M A RAVENOR LAWS MASS CLAYS PRESSURE TESTS CONSTITUTION APPARATUS PLUNGERS DUCTILITY INDURATION LOADS SETTLEMENT EXPERIMENTS COEFFICIENTS INFLUENCE WATER CONTENT INCREMENT FORMULAE PLASTIC BULBS FAILURES STRUCTURES BEHAVIOUR STAGE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935...

... TESTS BULBS ELASTICITY PLASTIC PILES DRIVING SOIL MECHANICS WATER CONTENT RATIOS CURVES Proceedings.1 MASS OF CLAY UNDER PRESSURE. 667 Correspondence. Mr. A. L. BELLobserved that there was much to be said for&. %U. approaching the question of pressure upon clay primarily from the c...

... CONTENT TANKS BIOLOGICAL ZONING GAS DISPOSAL MANURE ECONOMICS RATES PRODUCTION TEMPERATURE TWO STOREY TWO STAGE PURIFICATION FERMENTATION PLANT ELIMINATION ODOURS FERTILISERS WORKS BACTERIA REACTIONS SEEDING HEATING SOLIDS SUSPENDED HEAT WASTE RESEARCH LABORATORIES NUISANCE...

... thatinEnglandthe standard rail-specifications were too low in carbon, while in America theyhad been toohigha, ndthatheEnglish percentage of carbon could generally be increased safely to about 0.6 per cent. for open-hearth steele,specially with thelow phosphorus and low sulphur contents which steel-makerws ere now...

... chemistry. Two of theresults expressed in thePaper appearedcontra- dictory. (1) Theseparation of graphite took place below 665", a t a temperature at which the carbide Fe,,C could not exist ; and (2) The separation of graphite was partial, and was not produced until the contents in carbon were greater than...

... FILTRATION INCINERATION RAIN PROCESS AMMONIA OXIDATION GERMS DILUTION CONTENT COMPOSITION Proceedings.] FOLEARD ON THE ANALYSIS OF POTABLE WATER. 57 24 January, 1882. JAMES BRUNLEES, F.R.S.E., Viceresident, in the Chair. (Paper No. 1837.) The Analysis of Potable Water, with apecialreference t...

... PUBLIC HEALTH MATTER CHOLERA CHEMICAL CHEMISTRY ORGANISMS CONTENT COMPOSITION 70 DISCUSSION ON THE ANALYSIS OF POTABLEWATER. [Minutes of Discussion. Mr. Latham. Mr. BALDWILNATHAsMaid he concurred with the Author in the conclusion that the chemist was not able to determine whether waterwas...

...D T ANSTED 360 WATER CONTENT%OF CHALK. April 30, 1850. WILLIAM CUBITT, President, in the Chair. NO.8341 On the Absorbent Power of Chalk,andits Water Contentusudedrifferent Conditions. BPyrofessoDravid Thomas Ansted. T h e wide extent and uniform character of the chalk formation of England...

...D T ANSTED; F BRAITHWAITE; J DICKINSON; G A MANTELL; P W BARLOW; J HAWKSHAW © Thomas Telford and ICE 1850 CHALK WATER ABSORPTION GEOLOGY CONTENT GROUNDWATER CAPACITY EXPERIMENTS ROCKS DEPOSITS CRETACEOUS STRATA ABSORBENT W.4TER CONTENTS OF CHALK. 369 Professor ANSTEDsaid...