..., an extension of the wet dock, and a floating passenger landing-stage ; and theWest India andMillwall docks improvements, comprising a new entrance-lock, three connecting passages, sheds and quay-equipment. These works formed part of the programme of extensions and improvements proposed bythelate Sir...

... no additional load on the structure in the way of plant, as a floating crane was used, which slung the pieces, weighing up to 5 tons, as they were severed from the bridge by oxy-acetylene burners. This method proved most effective, and the whole superstructure, weighing 1,750 tons, was taken down and disposed...

...R MAIR; SIR C HINDLEY; D ANDERSON; R D T ALEXANDER; J MACGLASHAN; FEREDAY; H J; A S BUCKLE; SIR G HEARN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 BRIDGES RAILWAYS RIVERS PIERS FOUNDATIONS PRESSURE OPEN GRABBING SPANS TILTING WELLS SINKING CAISSONS ERECTION TESTING FLOATING OUT...

... on what might be called gussets at the ends of the beams, without any diagonal bracing. If the Author could say how that bad been calculated, it would certainly be of interest. Mr. N. G. GEDYE remarked that he would be glad if the Author would amplifg. his description of the method by which tbe floating...

... 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...

... MONOLITHS WALLS PLANT PIPELINES DREDGERS SAND SPECIMENS MONSOONS DEFENCES COASTAL FLOATING BARS LAGOONS TROPICS ...

...E A CULLEN; P N FAWCETT; P W FRYER; A G MILNE; J MITCHELL; C J R WILLIAMS; E W PORTER; R F HINDMARSH; R C BRISTOW © Thomas Telford and ICE 1930 HARBOURS WORKS FLOATING PIPELINES DREDGING SPOIL DISPOSAL WHARVES JETTIES CRANES CHANNELS JOINTS PUMPS STEEL SHEETPILING...

...-jet used, and therewas no doubt that the 4-inch jet-pipe in the core of the pile terminating in five nozzles was superior to the other types. The float,ing pile-driver used for driving all thelarge piles was a splendid tool, and the only criticism he had tooffer was that theoperator s cabin appearedto...

...F C VOKES; C B TOWNEND © Thomas Telford and ICE 1928 BIRMINGHAM TAME & REA DISTR. DRAIN.BOARD POWER GAS SEWAGE SLUDGE WORKS TANKS SEDIMENTATION STEAM PUMPS SLUDGE DIGESTION SEPTIC PLANT COLLECTORS DESIGN FLOATING CONSTRUCTION GENERATING FINANCE GENERATION...

...E H SALMON UK Proceedings.] SBLNON ON THE SOUTBAMPTOX FLOATING DOCK. 2 1 1 27 January, 1925. BASIL MOTTC, .B., President, in t,he Chair. The PRESIDENsTaid it was with very great regret that he had to announce the death of SirGuilford Molesworth,who was wellknown to all the members for his...

...A DENNY; M F G WILSON; F PALMER; S F STAPLES; C KIRKPATRICK; G E W CRUTTWELL; J M MONCRIEFF; L H SAVILE; A CLARKE; H J DEANE; N G GEDYE; SALMON; WENTWORTH SHEILDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1925 FLOATING DOCKS WORKS CONSTRUCTION DOLPHINS DREDGING PAINTING MAINTENANCE MOORING...

...F E WENTWORTH SHEILDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1925 SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY SOUTHAMPTON HARBOUR BOARD FLOATING DOCKS WORKS DREDGING DOLPHINS BRIDGES MOORING CABLES LOADS STRESS SOUTHAMPTON UK (Paper No. 4519.) Southampton Floating Dock : Subsidiary Works...

...E BOX; R C BRISTOW; TENNYSON EYNCOURT; F M DU PLAT TAYLOR; R F HINDMARSH; D J MUNRO; E H SALMON; F E WENTWORTH SHEILDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1925 DOCKS FLOATING WORKS DESIGN CONSTRUCTION PUMPING CONTROL MAINTENANCE COSTS STEAMERS SOUTHAMPTON KING GEORGE V LONDON...

...A BINNS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1923 MESSRS. S. PEARSON & SON LTD SIR WILLIAM ARROL & CO. LTD DOCKS WORKS IMPROVEMENT DESIGN METHODS CONSTRUCTION LOCKS WET EXCAVATIONS DRY JETTIES RIVERS ENTRANCES TRANSIT SHEDS PUMPING STATIONS GATES FLOATING CAISSONS...

...M W MEHAFFEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1920 LIGHTHOUSES COASTS SEA SHIPS HAZARDS NAVIGATION REEFS LIGHTING TOWERS FOUNDATIONS CORAL CONSTRUCTION FLOATING PLANT QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA Papers.] MEHAFPEY ON LIGHTIIOUSES IN QUIUNSLAND. 383 (Paper No. 4299.) ( New...

... WALLS CONCRETE TRANSIT SHEDS FLOATING DOCKS CRANES SHIPBUILDING REPAIRS YARDS SHIPYARDS STORAGE HANDLING EXPORTS VENTILATION ELEVATORS POWER VIBRATIONS TESTS REINFORCED EXPERIMENTS ORGANISATION WEATHER NAVIGATION SEA OCEANS MONTREAL GREAT LAKES ST LAWRENCE CANADA...

...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...

... of the entrance is now 600 feet, and themaximum tidal velocity about 18 months ago was 1 9 knot per hour, with float submerged 12 feet, and 1 758 knot with float submerged 20 feet.' The outer 370 feet was built entirely of concrete, the core being a weaker mixture (Fig. 3, Plate 2). Landward of this portion...

...C E P SANKEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 BRIDGES MILITARY CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ANCHORAGES BEAMS GIRDERS CANTILEVER TRESTLES FRAMES SUSPENSION TENSION FLOATING PONTOONS BOATS BARRELS FERRIES LOADS CALCULATIONS TACKLE BRIDGING OPERATIONS DESIGN WAR BANKS...

...M MOWAT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1909 MILLWALL DOCK COMPANY GRAIN HANDLING STORAGE APPLIANCES DOCKS MACHINERY ELEVATORS PIPES NOZZLES FLOATING SILOS GRANARIES CONVEYORS FLOORS CARGOES QUAYS MILLWALL ENGLAND LONDON UK 58 MOWAT ON SOME RECEXT GRAIN...