...H L WHITEHEAD; F R O SHAUGHNESSY; AM BUSWELL; W CLIFFORD; J H COSTE; G T COTTERELL; E H ESSEX; G MCGOWAN; H KEPPNER; D W TOWNSEND; H P EDDY; E H ELY; G J FOWLER; G B GASCOIGNE; T C HATTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 TREATMENT SEWAGE SLUDGE BACTERIAL DIGESTION REGULATION MOISTURE...

... CIRCULAR LININGS PACKING SINKING JACKHAMMERS BLASTING FRICTION TIMBER MOISTURE TEMPERATURE INDUSTRIES RAND SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON SOME hlETIIODS OP COLD-MINING. 13 Discussion. Mr. T. 1. BAILEYremarked that at the Engineering Conference Yr. Bailey. held...

...S B DONKIN; E R DOLBY; C T A HANSSEN; J A MACINTYRE; E L JOSELIN; J A SLATER; R E CRAMPTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 MESSRS BOURNE & HOLLINGSWORTH ELECTRICAL HEATING VENTILATION BUILDINGS ELECTRICITY STORES SUPPLY TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY AIR CONTROL MOISTURE...

...C KIRKPATRICK; A C GARDNER; J S WILSON; M B BUXTON; G HUMPHREYS; H BERRIDGE; A D KEIGWIN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY RECONSTRUCTION PIERS TIMBER CYLINDERS SINKING STEELWORK DETERIORATION MOISTURE RAILWAYS PERMANENT WAY HYDRAULIC PRESSURE...

... was a t last becoming recognized as one of the most vital points in sewage-purification, namely, sludge-disposal. From the aspect of sludge-digestion, it would appear clear that a tank-sludgecontaining 92 per cent. of moisture had, by means of 5 months digestion, been converted into a sludge containing 88...

... OF HEALTH BIOAERATION BIOLOGICAL AERATION SEWAGE PURIFICATION FILTERS BEDS APPARATUS AIR REQUIREMENTS OXYGEN DEMAND SLUDGE TANKS DESIGN TREATMENT ACTIVATED BUBBLES PUMPS CHEMICAL PROCESS EFFLUENT AGITATION MOISTURE COMPRESSED MIXING ECONOMY SHEFFIELD UK...

...A L BELL; A W BRIGHTMORE; J C FERGUSSON; A MALLOCK; J MITCHELL; P M CROSTHWAITE; A R FULTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1920 RETAINING WALLS EXPERIMENTS SAND DRY FORMULAE THEORY MOISTURE PRESSURE CLAYS FRICTION STRESS GRAVEL ANGLES REPOSE MEASUREMENT MOMENTS 328...

...A R HORNE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1920 ROBERT GORDON TECHNICAL COLLEGE ABERDEEN STRENGTH PROPERTIES PINES FORESTS TESTS TREES APPARATUS MEASUREMENT DEFLECTION WEIGHT MOISTURE ELASTICITY TIMBER TENSION COMPRESSION STRESS DRY DENSITY SAFETY WOOD SCOTLAND...

...-level, led tothe suggestion thatinadditionto the effects of poor workmanship there was the possibility that the moisture worked down from the upper ends of the members. The same condition and source of trouble had lately been found to be the cause of a very bad case of corrosion of a steel structure...

...W P DIGBY HYGROSCOPIC FIBRES INSULATION MATERIALS MACHINERY ELECTRICAL VARNISHES TESTS TEMPERATURE MOISTURE RESISTANCE OHMETERS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1911 Papers.] DIGBY ON INSULATING MATERIALS. 285 (Paper No. 3902.) The Hygroscopic Susceptibility of Fibrous Insulating...

...H K G BAMBER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1911 PORTLAND CEMENT AERATION HISTORY STANDARDISATION MANUFACTURE AIR MOISTURE TESTS MIXING BURNING GRINDING COOLING HYDRATION CLINKER LIME BRIQUETTES METHODS FIGS. 1. FIGS. 2 FIGS. 3. rmhT sCa2eof rmhes. a3 e UNSOUND CEMENT: BOILED...

... as the fihres reab- sorbed moisture fromthe atmosphere ; they furtherdetermined that the fibre saturation-point of various species has a definite value, and that, while thestrength depreciated,prolongedsoaking in cold ~ .- __ 1 Mittheilungen &us dem Mech. Tech. Lab. in Miinchen, 1883 and 1887. 296 BALDWIN...

...F H CORSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1909 INVESTIGATIONS HEAT LOSS ELECTRIC POWER STATIONS ELECTRICITY FUEL CONSUMPTION MACHINERY TESTS CALORIMETERS COAL ANALYSIS FLUES GASES GAS EVAPORATION DISTRIBUTION STEAM EFFICIENCY ECONOMICS BOILER HOUSES MOISTURE MEASUREMENT...

...D M LISTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1889 FOUNDATIONS COLLEGES BUILDINGS SOILS METHODS MOISTURE BLACK COTTON SOIL PROPERTIES DALY INDORE INDIA ASIA 352 LITSTER ON THE FOUNDATIOBS OF DALY COLLEGE. [selected (Paper No. 2351.) Foundations of the Daly College, Indore...

...W S CRIMP WIMBLEDON LONDON UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1887 FILTERS PRESSES TREATMENT SEWAGE SLUDGE FILTRATION MACHINES MACHINERY DISPOSAL FARMING MANURE ANALYSIS COMPOSITION MOISTURE PRESSING EFFLUENT SANITATION PUMPS SOLIDS DOMESTIC CHEMICAL METHODS...

...-carbonate, sodium-chloride andsodium-sulphate ( 5 9 , (65). Rouyer,whoaccompanied the army of Napoleon to Egypt in 1798, expressed his conviction that the mummies had been placed in ovens in order to eliminate moisture,and t o facilitatethepenetration of the bitumen (33), (66), (77...

...," vas an in- complete statement, so far as it applied to mechanically-conlpressed air, inasmuch as the temperature of the air was not considered; it was well known that a rise of temperature increased the capacity of the air for moisture, other circumstances remaining the same. Fromthe above incomplete...

... presumed the air entered at the bottom of the tower, and a spray of water was admitted at the top, so that the air again underwent a washing process, and, of course, if not sufficiently cooled took up further moisture. The air was thenpassed through another tower for the purpose of extracting water...

...E CLARK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1868 MATERIALS DURABILITY CONSTRUCTION BUILDINGS DECAY HUMIDITY DAMP MOISTURE METALS RUST CORROSION ZINC COATINGS COPPER ACTION ROOFS 554 THE DURABILITY OF MATERIALS. May 12, 1868. CHARLES IIUTTON GREGORY, President, in the Chair...