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Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1910) 179 (1910): 47–98.
Published: 01 January 1910
...J DALZIEL; J SAYERS Proceedings.] DALZIEL AND SAYERS ON ELECTRIFICATION. 47 (Paper No. 3847.) TheSingle-phase Electrification of the Heysham,Morecambe and Lancaster Branch of the Midland Railway. By JAMEDASLZIELand JOSIASHAYERS. ELECTRTICRACTIONON RAILWAYS. IN 1900 thelate Mr. W. Langdonread...
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A H BABCOCK, J BRIGGS, F W CARTER, W GEIPEL, F LYDALL, J W MEARES, H F PARSHALL, W F PETTIGREW, A SCHMIT, C F SCOTT, J F C SNELL, J D TWINBERROW, J S WARNER, J SHAW, J SAYERS, J DALZIEL
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1910) 179 (1910): 194–229.
Published: 01 January 1910
... be about 7 miles inlength betweenHeysham and Lancaster. With the existing station at Heysham avaiIable, an Americanengineer would have difficulty in understanding why a Proceedings.] TRACTION ON RAILWAYS. 195 direct-currentsystem of the usual type was not installed. Either Mr.Babcock. an overhead...
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W C UNWIN, J SHAW, J SAYERS, J DALZIEL, C A HARRISON, J A F ASPINALL, P DAWSON, H E O BRIEN, H M HOBART, W WILLOX, C H MERZ, R T SMITH, R P BROUSSON, B M JENKIN, C A C WILSON, J R ROBERTSON, T FERGUSON, J R CHAPMAN, A H PREECE, W B WORTHINGTON, T RICH
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1910) 179 (1910): 113–194.
Published: 01 January 1910
... in the Paper, no telegraph- or telephone-wires had been moved except a t one or two crossings, and for a few hundred yards only on the way to the Lancaster Castle station, wherethe wires were physicallyin the way of the overheadequipment. It had seemed totheAuthorsto be highlydesirable that the wiresshould...
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Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1882) 68 (1882): 253–277.
Published: 01 January 1882
...J MANSERGH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1882 WATERWORKS EXTENSIONS WATER SUPPLY GEOLOGY SPRINGS LEGISLATION PIPES CLEANING GAUGES GAUGING DAMS RESERVOIRS CONSTRUCTION COFFERDAMS CONCRETE ARBITRATION RAINFALL TOWNS SCRAPING SCRAPERS CHAMBERS WORKS WATER LANCASTER...
