...A GRAY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 SIR ALEXANDER GIBB ATLAS CONSTRUCTION STANDARD DREDGING HARBOURS DEVELOPMENT CONSTRUCTION COFFERDAMS FAILURES RECONSTRUCTION UNWATERING DEWATERING EXCAVATIONS CONCRETE AGGREGATES TESTS REMOVAL TRANSIT SHEDS GRAIN CONVEYORS...

...C A TRERY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 PORTS HARBOURS CHANNELS ESTUARIES TOSCA PRELIMINARY WORKS JETTIES TIMBER BERTHING PERMANENT DESIGN CYLINDERS CONCRETE DREDGING RECLAMATION EQUIPMENT PLANT DREDGERS BUCKETS STORAGE GRAIN SHIPMENT ELEVATORS SILOS GALVAN...

... UNLOADING RIVERS CANALS WATERWAYS NAVIGATION ORES MINERALS MACHINERY STEAMERS LAKES GRAIN DISCHARGES PNEUMATIC ELEVATORS OIL PLANT TIMBER ELECTRIC CRANES LABOUR EMPLOYMENT CASUAL DOCKERS DOCKS UNDEREMPLOYMENT MANAGEMENT UNEMPLOYMENT DEMAND ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SOCIAL...

...F W COWIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1915 TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS HARBOURS TRANSPORT SHIPPING PORTS ICE CURRENTS STRUCTURES PIERS ROUTES ECONOMICS DEVELOPMENT GRAIN CHARGES SHIPS DESIGN EXPORTS COSTS MONTREAL CANADA NORTH AMERICA Proceedings...

... WHARVES QUAYS CANALS GRAIN EXPORTS NAVIGATION FREIGHT CARGOES HANDLING ICE RAILWAYS INFRASTRUCTURE SEA VESSELS SHIPS OCEANS BERTHING ELEVATORS REINFORCED CONCRETE CONVEYORS DRILLS DIPPERS DREDGERS DRILLING COSTS ROCKS REMOVAL DREDGING ECONOMICS DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURE...

...F W COWIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1914 TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS HARBOURS TRADE GRAIN ROUTES SHIPS SHIPPING LAKES INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORT PORTS VESSELS CHANNELS DEEPENING RIVERS DEVELOPMENT IMPROVEMENT CANALS EXTENSIONS ICE FREEZING FROZEN WINTER CONSTRUCTION QUAYS...

... near the grain-fields of Canada that no possible competition couldfinally divert hetrafficthroughtheUnited States.TheAuthor showed thatMontreal received onlyabout 60 million bushels of grain annually, as against 100 million bushels transported through and to the United States, and it would appear...

...J C INGLIS; M MOWAT; F FOX; C R PARKES; W PILKINGTON; J A F ASPINALL; T RICH; B CUNNINGHAM UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1909 GRAIN HANDLING STORAGE APPLIANCES DOCKS GRANARIES FLOORS SILOS CONVEYORS CARGOES MILLWALL DOCKS ENGLAND MILLWALL LONDON Proceec1ings.1...

...W H HUNTER; S PORTER; H S REXWORTHY; F S TUCKETT; VOISIN; G F ZIMMER; M MOWAT MILLWALL DOCKS ENGLAND MILLWALL LONDON UK Proceedings.] STORING APPLIANMCAEITLSLWALL DOCKS. 83 differences in the qualities and characters of grains, which might The President. account to some extent...

...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...

..., whichare fixed a t different levels. The distance from centretocentre of these pulleys is called thelength of the elevator. Elevatorsare designed to suit special purposes. For instance, grain-elevators are always encased i n wooden or iron trunks, of which the head and bottom are also of wood or iron...

...) for carrying grain and for discharging it,at the rateof 120 tons per hour,to a barge elevator. Proceeding8.J DISCUSSION ON MECHANICAL HANDLINGtOF MATERIAL. 107 Between the double keelson ran a band conveyor 28 inches wide, The Buthor. which delivered into the small fixed elevator placed in the stern...

...G G LYNDE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1899 JAMES NUTTALL MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL WAREHOUSING FOUNDATIONS CANALS GRAIN ELEVATORS PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE EXCAVATIONS TRENCHES SUPERSTRUCTURES TIMBER EXCAVATING MANCHESTER UK 364 LYNDE ON MANCHESTER SHIP-CANAL GRAIN...

...L FRANZIUS; G H DE THIERRY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1899 RIVERS REGULATION WORKS HARBOURS CANALS CONSTRUCTION DOCKS PORTS GRAIN UNLOADING HYDRAULIC PLANT TIDES CHANNELS DREDGING DREDGERS TRAINING WALLS EXTENSIONS LOCKS LIGHTHOUSES FOUNDATIONS BASINS TRAFFIC SEA...

...W AIRY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1899 PRESSURE GRAIN FORMULAE EQUATIONS Papers.] AIRY ON THE PRESSUBE OF @RAIN. 337 If, therefore, thepressure on thebottom is denoted by M the following equation is obtained- And by equating cl M -d h to zero and performing the reduction the value of h...

...W AIRY Papers.] AIRY ON TPHREESSURE OF GRAIN'. 347 '(The Pressure of Grain." By WILFRIDAIRY,B.A., M. Inst. C.E. TEEimportant problem of grain-pressure affords aninteresting example of the application of thetheory of semi-fluids. The Author knows of no reliable theoretical investigation relating...

...F E DUCKHAM 296 DUCKHAM ON GRAIN APPLIANCES AT MILLWALL DOCKS. [Selcotod (Paper No. 2784.) "Grain Appliances at the Millwall Docks." By FREDEREILCIOTDUCKHAMM. ,Inst. C.E. THEforeign grain trade of the United Kingdom has, during the past orty years, increased withgreatrapidity.Duringtheten years...

...P W BRITTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1896 TRANSPORT STORAGE GRAIN MANIPULATION BOATS SHIPS VESSELS RAILWAYS WAGONS GRANARIES SILOS ELEVATORS DUST COLLECTION FIRES PREVENTION BELTS CONVEYORS CLEANING FOOD CEREALS HANDLING CARGOES PORTS TRANSFER UNITED STATES...

...W PILKINGTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1884 ELEVATIONS STORAGE SHIPMENT GRAIN BUILDINGS BINS HOPPERS FOUNDATIONS ELEVATORS CARGOES SILOS UNITED STATES USA Ty 2 c II PLIZ'L'E , 2 Y 'i 4 i Papers.] PILEINGTON ON THE SHIPMENT OF GRAIN. 237 SECT1.1.-OTHER SELECTEDPAPERS...

... means yet invented of removing the flour from the grain, and that whichyields the highest return in quantity andquality. It is certainthatthe force of the stones, which entirelyand at once crushes thegrains of corn, oughtto be superseded by the process of repeated. passages between grooved 1 Minutes...