... TANKS FLAMES METALS ARMOUR OXYGEN PORTS NAVAL BASES NAVIES GREAT WAR WORLD WAR 1 TRIPODS COSTS LABOUR HELIGOLAND NORTH SEA GERMANY Proceedi11gs.I SAVILE ON DEMOLITION OF HELIGOLAND HARBOUH. 5 5 24 February, 1925. BASIL MOTT, C.B., President in the Chair. The following Paper...

... 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...

...A BREBNER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1893 LIGHTHOUSES LENSES LIGHTS ILLUMINATION RAYS SPHERICAL FLAMES PRISMS POWER 296 BREBNER ON LIGHTHOUSELENSES. [Selected (Papev No. 2660.) Relative Powers of Lighthouse Lenses. By ALANBREBXEBR.,S,c., Assoc. M. Inst. C.E. THEpurpose...

... and referred to thus :- I. With condensation,with gas-flame jacket, madeon August 8th. No. 2 of Donkin. 11. With condensation, without gas-flame jacket, madoen August 9th. No. 4 of Donkin. 111. Without condensation, with gas-flame jacket, made on July 31st. No. 9 of Donkin. IV. Without condensation and without...

...B DONKIN EXPERIMENTS STEAM ENGINES CYLINDERS HEAT EXTERNAL GAS FLAMES PREVENTION CONDENSATION HEATING TEMPERATURE 250 DONKIN OB HEAT-EXPENDITURE m STEAM-ENGIXES. [Selected SECT1. 1.-OTHER SELECTED PAPERS. (Puper No. 2403.) Experiments on a Steam-Engine, the Cylinder of which...

... ENGINES FLAMES CANDLES CURRENTS MACHINERY CONTINUOUS ALTERNATING DYNAMOS LAMPS STEAM GAS LIGHTS SEA SHIPS LIGHTSHIPS VESSELS SAFETY MACQUARIE SYDNEY NEW SOUTH WALES TINO GULF OF SPEZIA AUSTRALIA ITALY Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON ELECLTIGRIHCTHOUSES. 261 Discussion. Sir...

...SIR F A ABEL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1887 ACCIDENTS MINES DEATHS LEGISLATION ACTS MINING COAL IMPROVEMENT EXPLOSIONS FALLS ROOFS COLLIERIES MINERS SHAFTS STATISTICS SIDES BLASTING COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY SAFETY LAMPS FIREDAMP FLAMES EXPERIMENTS INSTRUMENTS...

...D CLERK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1886 EXPLOSIONS GASES GAS GASEOUS HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURES TESTS COAL AIR HYDROGEN TEMPERATURE PRESSURE COMBUSTION LIMITS INFLAMMATION ENGINES EXPERIMENTS METHODS VESSELS THEORY COOLING HEAT DISSOCIATION FLAMES THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL...

...W SUGG; LETHEBY; L F V HARCOURT; LAW; W H BARLOW; ABEL; W POLE; J N DOUGLASS; W G ADAMS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1876 ESTIMATING ILLUMINATION POWER COAL GAS LIGHTING PHOTOMETRY CANDLES BURNERS STANDARDS STANDARDISATION FLAMES PHOTOMETERS JETS OK ESTIXATIRG...

... SPHERICAL AZIMUTH FLASHING FLAMES CATADIOPTRIC METALS MIRRORS CONDENSING RAYS SEA SAFETY NAVIGATION AIDS OPTICAL APPARATUS OF LIGHTHOUSES. 477 May 7, 1867. CHARLES HUTTON GREGORY, Vice-President, in the Chair. The following Candidates were balloted for and duly elected :- HARRYFOOTNEanRd...

..., and gave a sheet of flame which would sometimes extend for 30 feet under and through a boiler. Anthracite was thus converted into a flaming coal. There was no low of heat,neither was there any gain of heat as some had supposed, but the action was most beneficial in its results, absorbing, in the firstplace...

...DELBRUICK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1840 METALS LEAD FUSION METHODS JOINTS SOLDERING JETS FLAMES HYDROGEN 27 of theangular face of the dam. It is fixed by means of strong wrought-iron hinges, leaded intothe stone work at intervals of 10 feet. Overthe hinges are fixed wrought-iron...