...F W A HANDMAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1921 LEOPOLDINA RAILWAY RECONSTRUCTION VIADUCTS RAILWAYS STRENGTHENING TRESTLES SPANS SUBSTITUTION HYDRAULIC OXYACETYLENE APPARATUS CUTTING STEEL CRIBS BRAZIL SOUTH AMERICA Proceedings.] HANDMAN ON RECONSTRUCTION...

..., with the result that the pressure of the stone filling burst the crib andcaused considerable dislocation Lof the structure. H e believed the Public Works De artment were in places using concrete caissons in place of cribwork. With regard to the honeycombing of the concrete, attributed to the wash of the water...

...W W HARTS; J HUSBAND; A H SHIELD; C E P SANKEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 BRIDGES MILITARY CONDITIONS FLOATING PONTOONS PILES DRIVERS CRIBS CONNECTIONS CANTILEVER SUSPENSION TACKLE TRESTLES WAR Correspondence. Major W. W. HARTSof, Washington, consideredthat theAuthor...

...W PILKINGTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1900 METHODS DOCKS HARBOURS WORKS PLANT CRIBWORK CAISSONS QUAYS WALLS CEMENT DERRICKS EXPENDITURE COSTS IMPROVEMENT CRIBS WET PORTS QUEBEC CANADA 286 PILEINGTON ON HARBOUR WORKS AT QUEBEC. [Selected (Paper No. 3100...

... 13,287,337 imperial gallons. The level of the top of the conduit was 6 feet 7 inches below zero. Fromthisfilter-gallery a wooden conduit, 4 feet i n diameter, was carried across the sand bars and lagoons which form the island for a distance of 6,000 feet, to a connecting crib at Hanlan s Point. From thence...

...H T BOVEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1881 CRIBWORK CRIBS CANALS RIVERS HARBOURS WATERWAYS CONSTRUCTION TIMBER CANADA 268 BOVEY ON CRIBFVOBK I N CANADA. [Selected (Paper No. 1730.) Cribwork in Canada. By HENRYTAYLOBROVEYM,.A., Assoc. M. Inst. C.E. THEuse of cribs for piers...

...J M WILSON MONONGAHELA PORT PERRY PENNSYLVANIA USA UNITED STATES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1880 BRIDGES RIVERS SUPERSTRUCTURES RAILWAYS DECKS SPANS TIMBER CRIBS RAILROADS LOADS TRUSSES GIRDERS IRON WROUGHT CAST ERECTION COSTS Papers.] TVILSON...

... feet in about 2 of a mile. The works deemed necessary for the improrement of the navi- gation through the rapids are verysimple, cundisting of undressed timber cribs filled with rough stone, or, in most cases, embank- ments of rip-rap, rough stone, to be thrown across minor channels, for concentrating...

...SIR C A HARTLEY 240 OTHEI: SELECTED PAPERS. S o . 1,413 Cribwork iu the Black Sea. By Sir CHAELEAS . HbR I LEY, 11.Inst. C.E., F.R.S.E. I x the construction of the provisionalpiers a t Sulina, in 1855, it was first of all intended to build cribs from 80 feet to GO feet. long, to load them...

... DISCHARGES DRAINAGE FALLS RAPIDS IMPROVEMENT LEVEES DELTAS DREDGING WATERWORKS AQUEDUCTS MASONRY RESERVOIRS PIPES POLLUTION SHAFTS PUMPING ENGINES WATER SUPPLY FIRES WATER CONSUMPTION HARBOURS PORTS PIERS EXTENSIONS BARS CRIBS REPAIRS CREVASSES FRAMES BREAKWATERS CRIBWORK...

...E BAINBRIDGE DURHAM UK BELGIUM FRANCE GERMANY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1872 SHAFTS SINKING SYSTEMS WATER BEARING STRATA COAL COALFIELDS GEOLOGY MEASURES GROUNDWATER CRIBS TUBBING BORING ARTESIAN WELLS PLANT MACHINERY MINES PROCESS SINKING SHAFTS...