...F G COALES; C H CLARKSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 PERAK PUBLIC WORKS DEPT JAMES CRAIG LTD BRIDGES RIVERS ROADS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING DESIGN SPANS ARCHES STEELWORK ABUTMENTS PIERS CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE GRANITE AGGREGATES CAISSONS SINKING CYLINDERS HEARTING...

... MACHINERY PLANT JAWS GRANITE PORPHYRIES GYRATORY STEEL MANGANESE HARDNESS METALS EFFICIENCY COARSE STRENGTH ROLLS ALLOYS GRADATION ABRASIVE PROPERTIES IMPACT VALUE Proceedings.]VARIOUS TYPES OF CRUSHERSFOR STONE AND ORE. 95 Discussion. Mr. W. T. W. MILLERshowed some lantern slides...

...H V BUDGEN; E W F CLEMENTS; A L CURTIS; H LOUIS; S A MAIN; A B SEARLE; E G WALKER; W T W MILLER; R J SARJANT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 STONE ORES CHARACTERISTICS ROCKS ABRASION CRUSHING MACHINERY PLANT CRUSHED GRANITE EFFICIENCY STRENGTH TESTING PULVERISERS HAMMERS...

...W T W MILLER; R J SARJANT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 STONE ORES CHARACTERISTICS ROCKS ABRASION CRUSHING MACHINERY ABRASIVE PROPERTIES STEEL INFLUENCE WEAR MECHANISMS GRANITE LIMESTONE BASALT METAMORPHIC SEDIMENTARY MINERALS IMPACT TESTS PLANT JAWS GYRATORY STEEL...

.... The piers (Figs. 4, Plate 10) are of limestone rubble masonry h e a r h g faced with limestone ashlar or limestone mosaic, with the exception that granite was used for the lower2.4 metres of facing of all thepiers, to prevent abrasion by sand and silt. For the same reason the floors of the vents are paved...

...E F C TRENCH; M F G WILSON; H E STEINBERG; H W FITZSIMONS; J S WILSON; G HUMPHREYS; C GRIBBLE; A GIBB © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 BRIDGES FOUNDATIONS CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS PIERS ARCHES DESIGN CONCRETE REINFORCED MAINTENANCE SPANS BEARINGS CAISSONS GRANITE...

...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...

...A S ANGWIN; T WALMSLEY ENGINEERING DPT OF THE POST OFFICE RADIO STATIONS TELEGRAPHS CONSTRUCTION COMMUNICATIONS SITES LAYOUT BUILDINGS STAYS TENSION INSULATION AERIALS EARTH TRANSMISSION SUPPLY POWER SUPPLY ERECTION TESTS MASTS SOCKETS INSULATORS GRANITE PORCELAIN...

...D PATERSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1925 COODE MATTHEWS FITZMAURICE WILSON CAUSEWAYS RUBBLE RAILWAYS ROADWAYS CONSTRUCTION TIDES GRANITE LOCKS GATES BRIDGES LIFTING CEMENT EFFECT TIDAL VELOCITY CURRENTS STONE CULVERTS GAUGES WALLS COFFERDAMS CONCRETE PARAPETS...

...W T HALCROW; F W MAGER; D PATERSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1925 CAUSEWAYS RAILWAYS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING CURRENTS TIDES GRANITE STONE CLOSURES CHANNELS CULVERTS JOHORE CAUSEWAY SINGAPORE SINGAPORE MALAYA MALAYSIA MALAYSIA ASIA I roceedings.] DISCUSSION...

... GRANITE JOHORE CAUSEWAY SINGAPORE SINGAPORE MALAYA MALAYSIA ASIA 280 DISCUSSION ON THE JOTIOCIAIEUSEWAY. [Miuute~of Discussion. J w m . Mr. MAURICEF.-G. WILSONwished toadd a few remarks in explanation of certain peeuliaaities of the tides in theneighbourhood of Singapore, to which...

... CEMENT GRANITE WORKYARDS METHODS STAGING CRANES BLOCKS SETTING LIGHTING FOG SIGNALS DREDGING DOVER ADMIRALTY UK Proceedings.J WILSON ON ADMIRALTYHARBOURD, OVER. 31 18 November, 1919. Sir J O H N P U R S E R G R I F F I T H , M.A.I.,President, in the Chair. (Paper No. 4274...

... TRAMS MECHANICAL PROBLEMS TRAFFIC HIGHWAYS WAVES MATERIALS BITUMEN CORRUGATED MACHINERY BITUMINOUS COATINGS EFFECT WHEELS PAVING VEHICLES GROUTING ASPHALT MOVEMENT WOOD BLOCKS RESISTANCE GRANITE CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS PAVEMENTS WEAR SURFACING 168 DISCUSSION ON ROAD...

...F J MALLETT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1919 FLOW WATER PIPES PRESSURE TUNNELS FORMULAE STEEL MAINS RIVETED INCRUSTATION LIMESTONE SANDSTONE GRANITE MOORLAND EXPRESSIONS CAPACITY (Paper No. 4238.) The Flow of Water in Pipes and Pressure Tunnels. By FREDERICJOHHNMALLETT...

...H E JONES; E SANDEMAN; W B DAWKINS; J WATSON; H LAPWORTH; F J WARING; W J E BINNIE; SIR W ELLIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1918 VALLEYS WATERWORKS GEOLOGY DAMS MASONRY AQUEDUCTS WATER WATER SUPPLY CUT AND COVER GRANITE RESERVOIRS LEAKAGE CRACKS CITIES IRREGULAR CONSTRUCTION...

...J B BALL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1917 GREAT CENTRAL RAILWAY SIR WILLIAM ARROL BRIDGES RAILWAYS LIFTING SPANS ROADS RIVERS SCHERZER ROLLING LIFT BASCULE PIERS ABUTMENTS UNDERWATER FOUNDATIONS CAISSONS GRANITE CONCRETE SUPERSTRUCTURES TRACK GIRDERS PERMANENT...

...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 DOCKYARDS EXTENSIONS DAMS COLUMNS PILING FOUNDATIONS PNEUMATIC MACHINERY TRENCHES CAISSONS GRAVING CONCRETE GRANITE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1908 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...

...- act the air-pressure, the granite masonry had tobe built to a height of 14 feet, givingan additional load of 2,000 tons, before the sinking could begin. After sinking 12 feet, workwas suspended inside,until 4,000 tons more granite had been set, after which the caisson was sunktothe requireddepth...

... the bridge should be con- structed. Designs were prepared for a granite structure, and later for one of mass-concrete faced with granite, and the latter was only abandoned on account of the difficulty presented by the specific requirements of the Act as to thewidth and headway of the openings to be provided...