..., though they had felt a little sad sometimes when the aforesaid motto was practised at thecontractors expense ! Mr. H. J. DEANEasked why the method of deepening the founda-Mr.Deane. tions had been adopted, instead of sinking a number of cylinders. No doubt there hadbeen some goodreason for it, but it had...

... COFFERDAMS PILES DRIVING PROBLEMS SHIPS WARSHIPS DEEPENING SILTATION FLAPS CEMENT SILT HEBBURN ON TYNE ENGLAND DEVONPORT KEYHAM UK ENGLAND l14 DISCUSSION ON CECOKSTRUCTION OF DOCES. [Minutes of Discussion. Sir Leopold Sir LEOPOLDSAVILEr,eferring to Mr. Jacob s Paper, remarked...

... UNITS GREENHEART POSTS FLOATING TIMBER QUOINS HOLLOW DRY DEEPENING HEBBURN ON TYNE ENGLAND UK ENGLAND 96 MITCHELL ON RECONSTRUCTION OF GRAVING-DOCK [Minutes of (Paper No. 4714.) The Reconstruction of a Graving-Dock Entrancewith a Single-LeafGate at Hebburn-on-Tyne...

...J MITCHELL HARBOURS IMPROVEMENT WORKS PIERS TIMBER QUAYS DEEPENING ENTRANCES CHANNELS CONCRETE BLOCKS DREDGING WHITBY YORKSHIRE UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1920 MESSRS. J. WATT SANDEMAN & SON MESSRS. W. HILL & COMPANY 178 ELECTIONS. [Nnutee...

...SIR M FITZMAURICE; SIR W MATTHEWS; C R S KIRKPATRICK; H G HUMBY; S R LOWCOCK; A H CLARK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1917 DREDGING MACHINERY DREDGERS COSTS MATERIALS PUMPS BUCKETS HARBOURS VESSELS SHIPS BOATS SUCTION PORTS CONSTRUCTION METHODS MAINTENANCE DEEPENING PLANT...

...R W HOLMES PIERS FOUNDATIONS BRIDGES ROADS FLOODS SILTING SCOUR DEEPENING CYLINDERS SINKING STAGING ERECTION GIRDERS PILES SHAFTS WANGANUI BRIDGE NEW ZEALAND © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 KENNARD (Pcver No. 4168.) Pier-Foundations of the Wnnganui Bridge...

...F W COWIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1914 TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS HARBOURS TRADE GRAIN ROUTES SHIPS SHIPPING LAKES INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORT PORTS VESSELS CHANNELS DEEPENING RIVERS DEVELOPMENT IMPROVEMENT CANALS EXTENSIONS ICE FREEZING FROZEN WINTER CONSTRUCTION QUAYS...

...W CLEAVER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 P W & C S MEIK WILLIAM MATTHEWS DOCKS RAILWAYS ALTERATIONS IMPROVEMENT GROYNES DREDGING MAINTENANCE REINFORCED CONCRETE DAMS MOORINGS DEEPENING MAINS BREAKWATERS SLUICES REPAIRS VIADUCTS SUBSIDENCE EMBANKMENTS BLASTING...

.... THEquestion of deepening and widening the entranceosf existing docks, and also of deepeningthe docks themselves, is now occupying the thoughts of many dock-engineers, especially those connected with docks built more than 20 yearsago; for the extraordinary increase inthe beam, draughtandtonnage of merchant...

.... As to the dimensions of the enlargedcanal :l. AS to thedepth,the Commission is of opinion thatthe project for the works and estimate of cost should comprise a final deepening of the canal to a depth of 9 metres (29 feet 6 inches) below the level of low water of ordinary spring tides a t every point; but at thesame...

...R C PARSONS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1897 AUTOMATIC DREDGING RIVERS BARS DEEPENING MODELS 190 CONFEENRGEINNCEE.RING [Conference No. 3. r On AutomaticDredging of RiversandRiver-Bars. By the Hon. RICHARDCLEREPARSONMS.AM. Inst. C.E. Having had to consider the question of deepening...

...E L CORTHELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1896 HARBOURS WORKS RIVERS IMPROVEMENT TIDES CURRENTS JETTIES RAILWAYS MATTRESSES CONSTRUCTION COSTS CHANNELS BARS FLOODS SCOUR DEEPENING TRADE DISCHARGES ROCKS PIERS SAND FOUNDATIONS TAMPICO PANUCO RIVER GULF OF MEXICO...

...J A WILSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1893 HARBOURS WORKS IMPROVEMENT BREAKWATERS QUARRYING CONSTRUCTION STONE DREDGING COAL LOADING DEEPENING ENTRANCES COSTS PLANT WHARVES STAITHS WESTPORT NEW ZEALAND Papers.] TVILSON ON WESTPORT HARBOUR WORKS, N.Z. 301 (Paper...

...J E WILLIAMS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1889 RIVERS OUTFALLS CHANNELS IMPROVEMENT WORKS SLUICES EXCAVATING DREDGING DRAINAGE NAVIGATION ENLARGEMENT TIDES RAINFALL DEPRESSIONS DEEPENING BANKS FLOODS WIDENING RIVER WITHAM LINCOLNSHIRE BOSTON WASH UK 78...

... by the new cut, and by the straightening and deepening of the channel, he could only express his surprise that the work wasnotundertakenlong ago. It appeared thatthe low-water level of spring-tideswasnowwithin 4 feet of the clock sill a t Boston ; and as the rise of a spring-tide was 23 feet, it followed...

... been removed, and an unobstructed accesosf tidal watersobtained;bythe deepening of thetidal compartmenta complete filling up and emptying of the river had been assured; whilst by the enlarge- ment of the upper part and the Grand Sluice, the area drained by theWithamhad been greatly improved...

... this quantity would increase rapidly with everyincrease in depth. Accordingly, these rivers could only be regardedasartificially deepened and maintained by dredging though their channels hadbeen fixed and partially scoured, on the Clyde and the Tees, by aid of training- walls, and carried across the bars...

... COSTS POWER STEAM HOPPERS BARGES HYDRAULICS GRABS DOCKS SHOOTS CENTRIFUGAL BARS CANALS WATERWAYS PLANT IMPROVEMENT DEEPENING 2 VEBSTER ON DREDGING APPLIANCES. [Minutes of Associates. JAMAEDSAMF, .C.H., Stud. Inst. C.E. PERCMYUNROBEAUMONStTud,. Inst. C.E. JOHANLEXANDECRRAIGBLUE...

...C JAMES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1885 METHODS REMOVAL ROCKS UNDERWATER DEEPENING HARBOURS ENTRANCES CHANNELS CANALS BLASTING ENLARGEMENT EXPERIMENTS HOLES DRILLING EXPLOSIVES NITROGLYCERINE PORT COLBORNE WELLAND CANADA 232 JADIES ON REXOVING ROCK UNDER WATER...

... IMPROVEMENT BANKS DREDGING BARS SCOUR SILT JETTIES SLUICING BASINS BREAKWATERS EMBANKMENTS RIVERS WORKS ENTRANCES SANDBANKS CHANNELS DEPTH DEEPENING DREDGERS PUMPS HOPPERS EBB FLOW BAYS SILTATION DUNKIRK DUNKERQUE CALAIS BOULOGNE SEINE FRANCE BELGIUM EUROPE...