...H P MILES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1918 CREEP RAILS MOVEMENT RAILWAYS PERMANENT WAY WHEELS LOCOMOTIVES ROLLING STOCK TRACK SLEEPERS FISHPLATES CARRIAGES WAGONS REDUCTION STEEL KEYS TRACK GRADIENTS TEMPERATURE TRAINS Proceedings.] MILES ON CREEP OF RAILS. 243 Creep...

...A W SZLUMPER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1901 SIGNALLING SIDINGS CONNECTIONS INSTRUMENTS KEYS SIGNALS RAILWAYS PnXteedingE.] SIGNALLING OF OUTLYINSIGDING-CONNECTIONS. 11 (Paper 3257.) LL:Noteon the Signalling of Outlying Siding-Connections. By ALFRED WEEKSSZ. LUMPMER. I,nst. C.E...

... PERMANENT WAY CONSTRUCTION TIMBER SLEEPERS KEYS FASTENINGS CREOSOTE CREOSOTING SUBSTRUCTURES PRESERVATION CAST IRON DURABILITY WOODWORM WOOD SHRINKAGE TRACK LAYING TRACKLAYING RAILS WORMS TROPICS MADRAS INDIA ASIA PERMANENT WAY OF THE MADRAS RAILWAY. 423 Mr. BRUCEsaid...

... the timber. Perhaps the simplest and most easily managed cross-cut saw, is that used in Messrs. Ransome and May s railway key and trenail machinery. The saw-blade is strained on a triangular frame, which oscillates like a pendulum, by means of a crank, and is counterbalanced, so as to leave a sufficient...

... succeeded perfectly. The machinery for railway-keys and trenails was arranged under the management of his late partner, Mr. Charles May, M. Inst. C.E., and had been working so satisfactorilyever since, as stillto retain very much of the same character as when heleftit. With reference to the formation...

...P M PARSONS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1857 RAILWAYS PERMANENT WAY IMPROVEMENT RAILS SLEEPERS CHAIRS JOINTS IRON WEDGES WOOD TRACK KEYS PERMANENT WAY. 259 No. 959 On some Recent,Improvements in the PermanentWay ofZtailways By PERCEVMALosm PARSONAsSs,oc. Inst. C.E...

...W B ADAMS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1857 RAILWAYS PERMANENT WAY CONSTRUCTION RAILS JOINTS FISHJOINTS CHAIRS BOLTS SLEEPERS BRACKETS FASTENINGS IRON METALS CAST TRACK KEYS 226 February 3, 1857. G . P. BIDDER, Vice-President, in t.he Chair. The followingCandidates were...

... WEDGES BOLTS BRACKETS FISHPLATES TRACK SLEEPERS CAST IRON METALS FISHJOINTS WROUGHT KEYS 266 PERMANENT WAY. Mr. P. M. PARSONafSte,r describing the rolls employedfor producingthetaperedwrought-iron wedges,usedwith thejoint chairs on his system of permanent way, now being laid on the East...

...A C HOBBS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1854 CONSTRUCTION LOCKS SECURITY DETECTORS KEYS MECHANISMS MANUFACTURING MAKING ' LEE NAVIGATION. 251 and that of the Lee ; the chalk passed with a gentle slope from the Thames under the Lee, but in the latter it was covered by the clay, which...

... of openingthe lock. The triple sets of tumblers, a portion of which retain the positiongiven to themby the key, andthe wall of iron, which shields the most important of these from any contact with the key, point to the guidingprinciple of this lock ; but there are, in addition, peculiar adaptations...

...J CHUBB 310 CONSTRUCTION OF LOCKS AND KEYS. April 9, 1850. W I L L I A M C U U I T T , President, in the Chair. NO.832. On the Construction of Locks and Keys l$ John Chubb, Assoc. Inst. C.E. THEsubject of locks and keys will not, It 1s presumed, he nnin- teresting, as their antiquity...

...J CHUBB; J FAREY; C VARLEY; P R HODGE; R STEPHENSON; J WHITWORTH; D O BRIEN; C HART; OWEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1850 LOCKS KEYS CONSTRUCTION SAFES BANKS SECURITY 328 CONSTRUCTION O F LOCKS A N D KEYS. NOTEE. LISTof REFERENCEtoS the TRANSACTIOofNtShe SOCIETYof ARTS...

...J CHUBB © Thomas Telford and ICE 1848 RAILWAYS CHESTS IRON WROUGHT MONEY SECURITY LOCKS KEYS RAILWAY MONEY CHEST. 185 Redman, Mem. Inst. C.E., occupied thewhole time of themeeting, to the exchsion of any other original communication. Mr. John Chubb (St. Paul s Churchyard...

...W H BARLOW; G H PALMER; F GILES; F BRAITHWAITE; W CUBITT; W S MOORSOM; T M SMITH; J WALKER; J FAREY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1845 RAILWAYS BARS FASTENINGS METHODS CHAIRS HOLLOW WROUGHT IRON KEYS RAILS METALS WOOD COMPRESSED COSTS 56 KEYS. RAILWAY is rather above...

...W H BARLOW INSTITUTION OP CIVIL ENGINEERS. SESSION 1845. January 14, 1845. JAMES WALKER, President, intheChair. No. 684 Remarks on the different methods of fastening Rail- way Bars in theirchairs;and a description of a new hollow wrought iron key. By William Henry Barlow, M. Inst. C . E. Upon...