...J H HEENAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1915 CONCRETING FREEZING WEATHER EFFECT FROST CONCRETE WINTER COLD TEMPERATURE CLIMATE REINFORCED HEAT RAISING METHODS CANADA Proceedings.] HAMMERSLEY-HEENAN ON CONCRETING. 141 (Paper No. 4075.) Concreting in Freezing Weather...

... below 50" F., and it was below that temperature that he hafdound such a n increase in the setting-time of the cement. H e gave the results of the tests in the accompanyingTable(p. 186). H e hadhad no experience of concreting intemperatures below 7" of frost ( 2 5 O ) F., at which temperature it appeared...

...J H HEENAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1915 CONCRETING FREEZING WEATHER EFFECT FROST CONCRETE EXPERIMENTS LABORATORIES TEMPERATURE Procccdings.J COREESPONDENCJ3 ON IlElNFOHCED CONCRETE. 287 (Paper No. 4000.) Corrosion of Steel ,Wharves at Kowloon. By SOXERHSOWELLISM, . Inst. C.E...

... STEELWORK EFFECT FROST COLD WEATHER CONCRETING FREEZING HARBOURS TESTS LOADS PILES RAILWAYS JETTIES TEMPERATURE RAILS REINFORCEMENT COSTS SAVING ECONOMICS WROUGHT IRON PIERS PITTING DETERIORATION STRESS VIADUCTS BEAMS HENNEBIQUE LIME BRIDGES EXPERIMENTS CLIMATE TROPICS WATER...

...C H GODFREY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1898 EFFECT FROST STRENGTH PORTLAND CEMENT CHEMICAL ANALYSIS EXPERIMENTS TENSILE BRIQUETTES 376 GODFREY ON EFFECTS OF FROST ON PORTLAND CEMEXT. [Selected (Students Paper No. 404.) The Effects of Frost on the Strength of Portland Cement...

... HYDRATES CALCIUM CLINKER ACTION FAILURES DECOMPOSITION HARBOURS GRAVING DOCKS CHEMICAL INGREDIENTS FROST CLIMATE TEMPERATURE SAND AGGREGATES PROPORTIONING MAGNESIUM Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON PORTLANDCEMENT AND CONCRETE. 141 at his suggestion in Portland cement, in place of Roman...

...J J WEBSTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1880 IRON STEEL LOW TEMPERATURE METALS FROST WINTER FRACTURE EXPERIMENTS BARS ACTION STRENGTH COLD TESTS WROUGHT CAST BESSEMER TENSILE TRANSVERSE STRAIN IMPACT EFFECT MALLEABLE RAILS CLIMATE Proceedings.] WEBSTER ON IRON...

...W ANDERSON; D CHERNOFF; H CARLILE; H D FURNESS; W M CUNINGHAM; J HOPKINSON; J P JOULE; W J MILLAR; T B LIGHTFOOT; J PARFITT; J PATERSON; C PIHL; C P SANDBERG; C SCHREIBER; J M WILSON; T WRIGHTSON HEAT IRON STEEL INFLUENCE METALS TEMPERATURE COLD BRITTLE PHOSPHOROUS FROST RAILS...

...,nless the force were applied 'in the direction to which he had alluded, frost wouldprobably not makemuch difference in good iron. Of course the matter was very different when frostwas applied to a railway tire, shrunk on to a somewhat rigid centre, where the mere contraction of the iron greatly...

...E H KEATING © Thomas Telford and ICE 1880 FIRES HYDRANTS COLD TEMPERATURE CITIES ICE FROST SNOW VALVES STANDPIPES HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA CANADA 360 EEATING ON FIRE-HYDRANTS. [Selected (Paper No. 1684.) On Fire-hydrantsw, ith description of one in use at Halifax...

...W W BEAUMONT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1877 FRACTURE RAILWAYS WHEELS TIRES ROLLING STOCK STRAIN IRON STRAIN IRON FROST STEEL TRAMWAYS PLATES FASTENERS STRENGTH TENSILE METALS TEMPERATURE RESISTANCE ACCIDENTS DUCTILITY WEAR THE FBACTURE OF RAILWAY T I R E . 43...

... in Russia, where the frost affected steel more than iron; but the iron rails in question were of Siberian iron, whilst the steel rails were of English manufacture. On this linelast winter, in ten steel rails broken during severe frost,when analysed chemically, the steel was found to contain 0.184 percent...

... WHEELS TRAFFIC IRON ROLLING STOCK EARTHWORKS RAILS PERMANENT WAY CAST CARRIAGES VIGNOLES COSTS CHILLED BOILERS TIRES FROST PENNSYLVANIA UNITED STATES USA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 89 Mr. CHARLEDSOUGLAFOS Xremarked, that this Paper had grown out...