... the collieries, I had facilities for learning the experience of those who constantly used this lamp, and was also able to make myown observations andexperiments on the lamp both in its original and inits improved forms. What especially interested me was the application of this lamp t o the detection...

... has engaged theattention of theAuthorduring thepastwoyearsanda half. He hadbeenaccustomed to employfor the purpose an alcoholflame, butthe accident to the Tancarville indicatedthe importance of beingprovided with a delicate and thoroughly trustworthy means of detecting Proceedings.1 REDWOOND...

...A GILES; E COLLINS; SIR F BRAMWELL; F GRIFFITH; W MORRIS; SIR R RAWLINSON; G F DEACON; W B BRYAN; W HUNTER; E M EATON; P BIRCH; C HAWKSLEY PREVENTION DETECTION WASTE WATER WASTEWATER CONSUMPTION PRESSURE WATER SUPPLY FITTINGS LEAKAGE FLUSHING PIPES METERS METERING DOMESTIC...

... VENTILATION TESTS ATMOSPHERE EXPLOSIONS VAPOUR PRESSURE DETECTION BULK PETROL FUEL TANKERS DEATHS CARGOES HAZARDOUS RISKS HAZARDS FIRES SAFETY FLAMES HYDROGEN EVAPORATION LIQUIDS 230 DISCUSSION ON TRANSPORT OF PETROLEUM. [Minutes of Discussion. M r . Giles Mr. ALFREPGILES,President...

...E COLLINS Proceedings.1 COLLINS ON PREVENTION OF WASTE OF WATER. 147 13 March, 1894. ALFREDGILES,President, in theChair. (Paper No. 2688.) The Prevention and Detection of Waste of Water. By ERNESCTOLLINSM, . Inst. C.E. WASTEof water is considered of small importance by the general public...

...P GRIFFITH; H FRANCIS; E B MARTEN; M PATERSON; H W PEARSON; J RIGG; W SCHONHEYDER; G WINSHIP; G COLLINS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1894 PREVENTION DETECTION WASTE WATER WASTEWATER WATER SUPPLY CONSUMPTION FITTINGS METERS FLUSHING TAPS METERS EFFICIENCY ECONOMY SANITATION...

...), losing 30 lbs. by friction in thmeains, and then workinga motor which discharged into the atmosphere. Mr. C. R. PARKEwSished to ask a question with reference to the Parkes. divining-rod for detecting leakage in thepipes. He presumed that it was a metal rod with a diaphragm for an ear-piece, the point...

... IN LONDON. 11 balancingthe main-valve E. Eachmain stop-valve is protected by spring momentum-valves on each side. FIG. 5. METHODOF DETECTING LEAKAGE. The methodemployedfor detecting leakage is based upon an automatic record of the numberof gallons delivered into themains. In cases of abnormal increase...

...J FRANCIS NEW RIVER COMPANY EAST LONDON WATERWORKS COMPANY GRAND JUNCTION WATERWORKS COMPANY SOUTHWARK & VAUXH (Paper No. 2278.) U Notes on the Detection of Leaks in Water-Mains. NEW RIVER COMPANY. By JOSEPFHRANCMIS. ,Inst. C.E. THEpipes of this company generallylie in clay...

... equally hard to detect, a degree of complexity is introduced into the investigation which makes it an almost hopeless task in the present state of chemical science. Such are thpeerplexities under which the Water Anallyasbtours, and their careful consideration may serve to account for the wide differences...

... describes the sources of waste, the regulations as to apparatus for preventing it ; methods employedfor the detection andprevention of waste,andthe results obtained. I.-SOURCEOSF WASTE. These may be divided into three classes :(I) Defective water fittings. ( 2 ) Defective service pipes. (3) Defective...

...G F DEACON WATER SUPPLY CITIES WATERWORKS WATER WASTE LOSS MAINS SANITATION SEWERS OUTFALLS PIPES ACTS LEGISLATION PREVENTION SUPPLY DEMAND METERS DOMESTIC HOUSES INSPECTION DETECTION SYSTEMS CONSUMPTION DISTRIBUTION WASTEWATER COSTS FITTINGS REGULATIONS LEAD...