...SIR M FITZMAURICE; F J WARING; V E DE BROE; F SHELFORD; H T S WARD; J S BERESFORD; S PRESTON; R S G MOORE INDIA CEYLON ADAMS BRIDGE BRIDGES RAILWAYS CAUSEWAYS MONSOONS CURRENTS SLABS JOISTS CONSTRUCTION TIDES SAND SURVEYS CONNECTIONS EMBANKMENTS BARRAGES BARRIERS...

...S H ELLIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1915 LEIGH AND ORANGE CORROSION STEEL WHARVES HARBOURS SHIPS JOISTS PILES ENCASED ENCASEMENT CEMENT CONCRETE SUPERSTRUCTURES COATINGS CYLINDERS CORROSION DAMP AIR DETERIORATION KOWLOON HONG KONG HONG KONG Proceedings...

...C S MEIK; G W HUMPHREYS; M F WILSON; R E COOPER; SIR W MATTHEWS; J M MONCRIEFF; S H ELLIS; E C TRENCH; W W GRIERSON; F SHELFORD; A C AUDEN; S M DIXON; C HAWKSLEY; J B BALL; H HEENAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1915 REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES STEEL WHARVES JOISTS CORROSION...

...J WOLTERS; W S HALL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1887 MANUFACTURE ROLLED JOISTS BLAST FURNACES IRON ROLLING MILLS IRONWORKS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES PIG IRON SILICA SULPHUR PHOSPHOROUS SLAG BARS PUDDLING COSTS BELGIUM EUROPE papers.] WOLTERS ON THE DTANUFACTUREOF...

... descriptions of beams byhundreds of millions, butat least a thousand pieces of rails are tested to destruction,purposely and in actual work, for every single specimen of rolled joist or riveted girder. Rails,therefore, andatthe present time steelrails, are entitled to first consideration, and the general...

... of certain disadvantages attending its use-such as its injurious effects in weakening the walls of a building, when employed as joists, wall-plates, &C.-its tendency, when not properly seasoned, to shrink and produce cracks in the ceilings and the floors-its liability to the attacks of dry-rot...

...BRAIDWOOD; JACKSON; C MAY; I ANSON; J BARRETT; H A HUNT; J M RENDEL; PENROSE; EDINGTON; J SIMPSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1853 CONSTRUCTION FIREPROOF BUILDINGS TIMBER INFLAMMABLE FLOORS IRON JOISTS FIRES SAFETY COLUMNS 266 FIRE-PROOF BUILDINGS. Mr. BRAIDWOOiDn,answer...