.... Gerald Lacey. From what was said in the Paperit would appear that research had been established inthenorthernirrigation provinces, the Punjab and the United Provinces. At the end of the War, the Government of India offered to organize research in each of the large irrigating provinces in India, and some...

...SIR M MACDONALD EGYPT SUDAN AFRICA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 RIVERS VALLEYS IRRIGATION DRAINAGE DELTAS DAMS WATER SUPPLY FLOODS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING BARRAGES WORKS HISTORY PRESIDENTS RIVER NILE ASWAN DAM THE INSTITUTION OF c I v m ENGINEERS. SESSION 1932...

... HEADWORKS CHANNELS LOSS FAILURES IRRIGATION LIME MASONRY FLOODS PIPES SIPHONS FORMULAE REGIMES GATES SILLS WEAR SCOUR PROTECTION FLOORS ALIGNMENT FORESTS CROPS AGRICULTURE BEHAVIOUR SILT WORKS WATERWAYS SARDA CANAL JAGBURA DEOHA INDIA ASIA P r o @ ! d W E...

..., suffered very severely. There was not enough water inthe Jumna river to irrigate thattract,and it was a source of great anxietytothe Irrigation Commissionw, hich satafterthegrcat famine ; andthey inquired intothe possibility of reservoirs. Sir ColinScott-Moncrieff asked Sir Thomas Higham, whowas...

...SIR BDO DARLEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION CANALS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING IRRIGATION HEADWORKS RIVERS TRAINING WORKS BARRAGES GATES FALLS HEADS CHANNELS BRIDGES DRAINAGE WORKS DISCHARGES LOSS SIPHONS WATERLOGGING SURFACE DRAINS MECHANICAL...

... flood were applicable t o t,he Esna barrage, built to secure the flood irrigation of KenehProvince, and completed early in 1909. At Esna the floorwas 1-3metre belowlowest summer water-level, and the 120 vents had a height of 11.5 metres. In the first season foundations had been made for the lock...

... of irrigation-works being carried out and contemplated inthefuture.Egypt s presentpopulation of about 15,000,000 was increasing at theestimated rate of 750,000 every 5 years, so that considerably more water would be needed duringthe summer than was available at the presenttime. For that reason the Assuan dam...

... in 1927, before the construction of the storage-works had been sanctioned ; and, even if the major works had never been undertaken, the expenditure on the barrage would have been amply justified, owing to the greater control it would have afforded to the basin irrigation. Before the barrage was completed...

...T WARD; J A SANER; A B BUCKLEY; E S LINDLEY; A S STOKES; JOHNSTONE SUDAN PLANTATIONS SYNDICATE SLUICES MACHINERY IRRIGATION SCHEMES DAMS CANALISED AGRICULTURE WEIRS CANALS SILT WATER DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS DISCHARGES STORAGE CULTIVATION PUMPS BLUE NILE GEZIRA PUNJAB...

...J R RUSSELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 MESSRS S. PEARSON & SON, LTD SLUICES MACHINERY IRRIGATION SCHEMES DAMS CANALISED FLOODS RESERVOIRS CAPACITY CULVERTS SLUICES WELLS RIVERS ERECTION MASONRY GEZIRA BLUE NILE SENNAR DAM SUDAN AFRICA...

...H V C JOHNSTONE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 SUDAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MESSRS S. PEARSON & SON MACHINERY SCHEMES CANALISED DAMS IRRIGATION CLIMATE CROPS POPULATION CULTIVATION DESIGN CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE CANALS AGRICULTURE MASONRY CHANNELS DRAINAGE WORKS...

...G W GRABHAM; H HOME; A D LEWIS; JOHNSTONE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 WELLCOME TROPICAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES SLUICES MACHINERY IRRIGATION SCHEMES DAMS CANALISED CANALS GEOLOGY AGRICULTURE FLOODS FOUNDATIONS CRACKS MASONRY SOILS PILES SANDSTONE CHEMICAL...

... IRRIGATION FLOODS RIVERS STREAMS SAND FLOW DISCHARGES IRRIGATION BRIDGES CONSTRUCTION RAILWAYS BEARING TRANSPORTATION POWER PROTECTION RIO NEGRO NEUQUEN PUNJAB KASRA CANAL CHENAB CANAL BENGAL ARGENTINA INDIA PAKISTAN 280 DISCUSSION ON A THEORY OF SILT AKD SCOUR. [Minutes...

..., not only in regard to irrigation, but also to those who, like himself, had todeal withthe mighty bridges of India. Ward. Sir THOMARS . J. WARDremarked thatthe Author consulted him about the Paper2 or 3 years ago, and since then he had greatly improved it. Any work intendedto rationalizepracticemerited...

...W M GRIFFITH THEORY SILT SCOUR IRRIGATION CANALS CHANNELS TRANSPORTATION DEPOSITION VELOCITY ARTIFICIAL RIVERS FLOODS POWER DEPTH FORMULAE FLOW EQUATIONS DESIGN FOUNDATIONS TRAINING BOULDERS PUNJAB JUMNA RIVER TAJAWALA GAUGE RIVER INDIA Proceedings...

...F PALMER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1927 EAST INDIAN RAILWAY GREAT INDIAN PENINSULA RAILWAY NORTH WESTERN STATE RAILWAY ENGINEERING WORKS HARBOURS RAILWAYS HISTORY DEVELOPMENT COSTS RATES FARES IRRIGATION PRESIDENTS BOMBAY CALCUTTA UPPER SWAT CAN. PUNJAB CHENAB...

... Central Provinces, Indiaw, hich has a capacityof about 5,800 million cubic feet, was builtto provide supplementary storagein connection with the Mahanadi canal irrigation project. Tbis scheme comprises a diversion-weir and under-sluices, the Maramsilli storage-reservoir with its siphon spillway...

...O L PROWDE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1926 SUDAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MESSRS S. PEARSON & SON LTD IRRIGATION SCHEMES DAMS CANALISED AGRICULTURE CULTIVATION DESIGN DIMENSIONS FOUNDATIONS SPRINGS MASONRY CEMENT FACTORIES SLUICES STEELWORK EROSION DOWNSTREAM...

...H H DARE; H E HURST; J M LACEY; W L STRANGE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1926 IRRIGATION SCHEMES DAMS MORTAR IRRIGATION COSTS CANALISED RESERVOIRS AGRICULTURE PUMPING CONSTRUCTION CAPACITY CULTIVATION WATERWAYS GEZIRA SENNAR DAM BLUE NILE ASSUAN DAM ASWAN EGYPT...

...M MACDONALD; A G VAUGHAN LEE; M F G WILSON; W L LOWE BROWN; J S WILSON EGYPT SUDAN AFRICA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1926 MESSRS PEARSON & SON IRRIGATION SCHEMES DAMS CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTION CULTIVATION RESERVOIRS COTTON CANALS CANALISED CEMENT DESIGN...