...SIR L SAVILE; H A REED; C H SANDEMAN; A BINNS; N G GEDYE; G S JACOB; J MITCHELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1930 DOCKYARDS WIDENING BASINS ENTRANCES DOCKS RECONSTRUCTION GRAVING GATES SINGLE LEAF SINGLE LEAF LEAVES CAISSONS DAMS COSTS DRY ALTERATIONS CONCRETE ACCIDENTS...

...E BOX; G E HOWORTH; D D STANIER; G S JACOB; J MITCHELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1930 RECONSTRUCTION DOCKS WIDENING DOCKYARDS BASINS ENTRANCES GRAVING GATES SINGLE LEAF SINGLE LEAF LEAVES LOCKS WALLS COFFERDAMS DRY FLAPS PUMPS BONDING WALLS SILT PILES SHEETPILING...

...G S JACOB UK ENGLAND 82 JACOB ON H.M. DOCKYARD, D E V O N P O W : [Minutes of Associute Membevs-continued. IA N D RL~OUISVAUGONB,.Sc. (Eng.) I HENRY AMBLERWEITAKERB,.Eng. (Lond (Liverpool). DONALDMURRAYWALKERM, .Eng. MATTHEW TWEEDIEBAILLIEWHIT- (She SON, B.Sc. (Edinburgh). FREDCURRY WALLS...

...A L ANDERSON; A GIBB; M F G WILSON; E MOIR; G E W CRUTTWELL; A BINNS; J F RAMSBOTHAM; O FABER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1927 DOCKYARDS BORING DREDGING MONOLITHS CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATIONS CAISSONS ENTRANCES CONCRETE SCOTLAND ROSYTH DOVER UK Proceedings.] DISCUSSION...

...R C BRISTOW; F M G DU PLAT TAYLOR; J MITCHELL; H CARTWRIGHT REID © Thomas Telford and ICE 1927 UK Proceedings.] CORRESPONDENCE ON H.M. DOCKYARD, ROSYTH. 7'1 Correspondence. Mr. R. C. BRISTOWremarked thattheoutstandingfeature of ~r.Bristow. t'hePaper was itsbrevity,and it wouldbe...

...T B HUNTER; A L BELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1927 MESSRS EASTON GIBB & SON DOCKYARDS SITES GEOLOGY WORKS CONSTRUCTION DAMS GRAVING DOCKS ENTRANCES PUMPING STATIONS MONOLITHS FOUNDATIONS LOCKS SINKING DREDGING MATERIALS REINFORCED CONCRETE GRANITE CAISSONS...

...J R BATERDEN; H BERRIDGE; C COLSON; E L CORTHELL; G E B COULCHER; J C FERGUSSON; W L JORDAN; L LUIGGI; W T OLIVE; H C REID; H SADLER; F J WARING; A SCOTT HARBOURS WORKS DOCKYARDS DOCKS PORTS NAVAL BASES NAVIES FACILITIES BREAKWATERS SEA WAVES SLOPES BLOCKS CONCRETE SHIPS MORTAR...

... was rathetrhin, being only 18 inches or 2 feetthick. It was lowered in smallskips holding Proceedings.] AND DOCKYARD AT GIBRALTAR. 27 about a cubic yard, and levelled by divers. I n order to avoid loss m.Reed. of cement, the skips, which were of the Stothert and Pitt type, were closed at the top andbottom...

...A SCOTT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1914 TOPHAM JONES & RAILTON WORKS LOAN DEPARTMENT HARBOURS WORKS DOCKYARDS BREAKWATERS MOLES JETTIES COALING PORTS NAVAL YARDS SHIPYARDS BASES NAVIES GRAVING DOCKS WAVES WIND WEATHER MATERIALS PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE MORTAR...

...A E GRIFFIN 262 GRIFFIN ON TAIKOO DOCKYARD, IIONCT ICONG. [Selected (Paper No. 3861.) (Taikoo Dockyard, Hong Kong. By ALBERTEDWINGRIFFIN,Assoc. M. Inst. C.E. THE TaikooDockyard is situated on the island of Hong Kong, about 44 miles to the east of the city of Victoria, and adjoining...

...J S BRODIE; M R BARNETT; A E CAREY; C COLSON; H SADLER; J W SANDEMAN; W A TAIT; VOISIN; L F WELLS; G H SCOTT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1908 DOCKYARDS EXTENSIONS DAMS COLUMNS PILING FOUNDATIONS PNEUMATIC MACHINERY TRENCHES CAISSONS GRAVING CONCRETE GRANITE Proceedings...

...SIR W ELIOT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1908 DOCKS HISTORY NAVAL NAVIES EXTENSIONS DOCKYARDS COFFERDAMS GRANITE CEMENT PORTLAND MORTAR TIDAL BASINS GRAVING LOCKS WALLS CULVERTS SUBWAYS CAISSONS PUMPS CONCRETE LANDING STAGES STAGES LANDING DAMS KEYHAM DEVONPORT...

...G H SCOTT Proceedings.] SCOTT ON KEYHAM DOCKYARD EXTENSION. 25 (Paper No. 3728.) c KeyhamDockyard Extension : Temporary Works, and Plant and Appliancesused in Construction. By GEORGEHALLScorn, M. Inst. C.E. THE temporary works and appliances which form the subject of thisPaper may be broadly...

...SIR W MATTHEWS; SIR W ELIOT; G H SCOTT; W H HENDERSON; SIR J JACKSON; W R GALBRAITH; A G LYSTER; F E W SHIELDS; A BINNS; SIR W WHITE; J V NIMMO; A GIBB; B H BLYTH; SIR W ELIOT 46 DISCUSSION ON KEYHAM DOCKYARD EXTENSION[M. inutes of Discussion. The President. The PRESIDENinTm, oving a vote...

...H E OAKLEY HAULBOWLINE CORK IRELAND © Thomas Telford and ICE 1907 JOHN BEST CONCRETE CYLINDERS SINKING DOCKS JETTIES FOUNDATIONS DOCKYARDS BERTHING (Paper No. 370 7.) Concrete-Cylinder Sinking at Haulbowline. By HARRYEKERMAONASKLEY,M. Inst. C.E. THE purpose...

...W G HUNTER Papers.] HUNTER ON NAVAL SECTION OF NICOLAIEFFDOCKYARD. 321 (Paper No. 3205.) A Short Description of the Naval Section-of the Nicolaieff Dockyard. By WILLIAXGALLOHN UETERAs,soc. M. Inst. C.E. THEshipbuilding and engineering works of Nicolaieff cover an area of 1 square mile, and have...

...W D BRUCE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1895 DOCKS RIVERS TIDES GRAVING ENTRANCES PUMPS TRIALS LOCKS GATES CAISSONS CRANES RAILWAYS LIGHTING WALLS FOUNDATIONS CONSTRUCTION COSTS PORTS DOCKYARDS HYDRAULICS SHEDS QUAYS JETTIES EXCAVATIONS BRICKWORK TIDAL BASINS SLIPS...

... dock (Fig. 1, Plate lO), as it is close to the dockyard shops and stores, sheltered from strong winds, easy of access from theharbour without interfering with the deep-water anchorage in the creek, and sheltered from an enemy s fire by the high rock on which the town of Isola stands. This position...

...C COLSON; C H COLSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1893 ARMSTRONG HYDRAULIC CRANES DOCKYARDS EXTENSIONS WORKS DOCKS WALLS CONSTRUCTION FOUNDATIONS DAMS FISSURES HYDRAULICS PILES COSTS MEDITERRANEAN MALTA (Popcl-ATo. 2631.) The 160-Ton Hydraulic Crane at Malta...

...E A BERNAY; H HAYTER; J B REDMAN; L F V HARCOURT; A GILES; J ABERNETHY; SIR A CLARKE; C COLSON; C H MEYER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1881 DOCKYARDS DOCKS EXTENSIONS FOUNDATIONS PILES PILING DRIVING COFFERDAMS LEAKAGE HARBOURS WALLS CONCRETE POWER COMPRESSED AIR COSTS...