... of the filling- and drainage-culverts, shown in Figs. 3, Plate 5, has not produced entirely the results desired, as the force of the inflow is dissipated too rapidly at the caisson-end, and mud left on the floor towards the head of the dock has to be washed down by water-jets. Masonry.-Pre-cast and in situ...

... SUBMERSIBLE SUPPORTS PILES PIERS CONCRETE BORING CAISSONS ARCHES LOADS FOUNDATIONS RIVERS MASONRY SPANS SCOUR PROTECTION TEMPERATURE STRESS DEFLECTION ERECTION CAPACITY FORMULAE OPEN COFFERDAMS FAILURES COLLAPSE 228 DISCUSSION ON LAMBETH AND [Minutes of Mr. G ~ V W . great point...

... MASONRY PRIMARY COMBINATIONS BEARINGS BRACING DEFLECTION TRUSSES CHORDS FRICTION GIRDERS STIFFENING POST STIFFENING ERECTION TUNNELS SADDLES TESTS MODELS SYDNEY NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIA 256 PAIN AND ROBERTS ON SYDNEYHARBOIJRBRIDGE : [Minutes of (Paper No. 4923) I Sydney...

...A W MANTON; A R NEELANDS; E G WALKER; R CARPMAEL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 CEMENTATION TUNNELS RAILWAYS RIVERS ESTUARIES GROUTS CEMENT INJECTION GROUTING LININGS BRICKWORK MASONRY CONTRACTORS LEAKAGE PUMPING PLANT PUMPS CAVITY INFLOW EROSION STRENGTHENING...

... 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...

... CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY MATERIALS BALLAST PLANT MASONRY FOUNDATIONS EXCAVATING BORING WELLS SINKING HOISTING WINCHES BOILERS TRACK TESTS PERMANENT WAY DISASTERS NERBUDDA NERBUDDA BRIDGE Proceedings.] 3TINNITT ON TIIE NERBUDDA BRIDGE. 155 24 March, 1931. Sir GEORGE WILLIAM HUMPHREYS...

..., for theypermitted a 542 ELLISON ON THE NAG HAMMADI [Minutes of considerable saving in masonry and allowed the total length of the barrage to be kept within the width of the river at thesite chosen. Two gates were adopted for each vent. The minimum upstream summer level required is R.L. 63.95 in March...

...T E STANTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY ENGINEERING RESEARCH LABORATORIES JAMES FORREST LECTURE GOVERNMENT SPRINGS LUBRICATION BALLISTICS CHANNELS HEAT TRANSMISSION FLUIDS CRACKS MASONRY APPLICATIONS SCALE MODELS TESTING METHODS TESTS...

... distances, depending on the nature of the soil. On the magnitude of those vibrations depended thenature of their effect on certainstructures.Theymight be very slight, sufficient only t o damage old brick or masonry buildings with foundations so shallow as t o be unable t o support more than the deadweight...

...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...

...,hc siphons connecting the various partsof the masonry aqueduct. I n addition to the Tansa supply, 11 million gallons per diem was available from the Vehar lake, and 3 million gallons per diem from Tulsi hkc, or a total of 313 million gallons per diem, equal in all to a supply of 38...

... COSTS MAINTENANCE MASONRY AQUEDUCTS FILTRATION BOMBAY GHATKOPER TANSA LAKE INDIA ~roceedingDISCUSSION ON TANSA CONPLETION WORKS. 117 Discussion. The PRESIDENT,inmoving the vote of thanks to the Author, TIE President.. observed that in his Presidential Address he had referred...

...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 E HURST; D A F WATT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1924 MEASUREMENT DISCHARGES RIVERS SLUICES DAMS RESERVOIRS METHODS MASONRY TANKS APPARATUS CURRENTS METERS FLOODS INSTRUMENTATION RATING VELOCITY DISTRIBUTION ACCURACY WATER FLOW ASSUAN DAM ASWAN DAM NILE EGYPT...

...R B JOYNER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1919 TATA HYDROELECTRIC COMPANY HYDROELECTRICITY POWER SUPPLY WORKS CITIES COUNTRIES DEVELOPING PROJECTS ELECTRICITY WATER STORAGE LAKES DAMS MASONRY TUNNELS DUCTS FOREBAYS PIPES TURBINES IRRIGATION MATERIALS PLANT LABOUR...

...D JAFFE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1919 WATERWORKS LOW LEVELS RESERVOIRS WORKS PUMPING SUPPLY WATER WATER SUPPLY COUNTRIES DEVELOPING DAMS FOUNDATIONS COFFERDAMS HEARTING MASONRY PUMPING STATIONS ROADS MAINS COSTS HONG KONG TAITAM TUK DAM HONG KONG ASIA...

... IRRIGATION STORAGE TANKS MORTAR DAMS MASONRY RUBBLE LAKES SLUICES TURBINES VALVES FOREBAYS DUCTS BLOCKWORK LEAKAGE LIME CONCRETE TREATMENT INFLUENCE FORESTS PLANT RESERVOIRS CONDUITS TRANSMISSION MEASUREMENT MONSOONS METEOROLOGY DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AFFORESTATION TATA...

... beenscrapedtogetherwith extreme difficulty. Messrs. Palmer, Wilson, and Meik were quite right in criticizing the 120-foot space, betweenthe face of the quay and the fronotf the transit sheds, as being too broad ; but i t had all alongbeen intended to add a double-story, flat-roofed bay with wallsof granite masonry...