... CAULKING CAST IRON SEGMENTS GROUTING WORKING CONDITIONS HEALTH DEATHS WORKERS CAISSONS DISEASES HUMIDITY CLIMATE HUMID SICKNESS DEPRESSIONS PRESSURE RIVER HOOGLY CALCUTTA INDIA ASIA The following Paper was submitted for discussion, and, on the motion of the President...

...A F BROWNE; W J A BUTTERFIELD; S J ELLIS; G HEARN; H R LINTERN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 MESSRS. BOURNE & HOLLINGSWORTH ELECTRICAL HEATING VENTILATION BUILDINGS TEMPERATURE AIR HUMIDITY CONTROL ELECTRICITY SUPPLY SOLID FUEL GAS OIL ECONOMICS COOLING...

...S B DONKIN; E R DOLBY; C T A HANSSEN; J A MACINTYRE; E L JOSELIN; J A SLATER; R E CRAMPTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 MESSRS BOURNE & HOLLINGSWORTH ELECTRICAL HEATING VENTILATION BUILDINGS ELECTRICITY STORES SUPPLY TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY AIR CONTROL MOISTURE...

... PROBLEMS CONCRETE DESIGN STRESS ELASTIC STEEL COMPRESSION LOADING FLOW HUMIDITY BEAMS REINFORCED DEFORMATION PROPERTIES CRACKS ~roceedings.1 CORRESPONDENCE ON PROBLEMS OF CONCRETE. 95 Correspondence. Mr. HADDOCN. ADAMSobserved that the Paper plainly showed a .A ~ u I I ~ . that concrete...

... August, 1905. The averagedailytemperature in the subway -during thatweek was 83 4" F. ; in the streets78 * 2" ; difference 5 2". Averages for 18 weeks were given in Fig.24. The relative humidity was slight. Theactualweight,ortension, of aqueousvapour was practically the same in the New York subway...

...E CLARK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1868 MATERIALS DURABILITY CONSTRUCTION BUILDINGS DECAY HUMIDITY DAMP MOISTURE METALS RUST CORROSION ZINC COATINGS COPPER ACTION ROOFS 554 THE DURABILITY OF MATERIALS. May 12, 1868. CHARLES IIUTTON GREGORY, President, in the Chair...