... TANKS FLAMES METALS ARMOUR OXYGEN PORTS NAVAL BASES NAVIES GREAT WAR WORLD WAR 1 TRIPODS COSTS LABOUR HELIGOLAND NORTH SEA GERMANY Proceedi11gs.I SAVILE ON DEMOLITION OF HELIGOLAND HARBOUH. 5 5 24 February, 1925. BASIL MOTT, C.B., President in the Chair. The following Paper...

...L H SAVILLE; SIR E CHARLTON; M F G WILSON; J C MATHESON; SIR A GIBB; G H LITTLETON; G E DUTTON; A L ANDERSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1925 DEMOLITION HARBOURS DEFENCE WORKS MILITARY FORTIFICATIONS PORTS WAR NAVAL BASES GREAT WAR WORLD WAR 1 NAVIES DESTRUCTION SUBMARINES...

...J R BATERDEN; H BERRIDGE; C COLSON; E L CORTHELL; G E B COULCHER; J C FERGUSSON; W L JORDAN; L LUIGGI; W T OLIVE; H C REID; H SADLER; F J WARING; A SCOTT HARBOURS WORKS DOCKYARDS DOCKS PORTS NAVAL BASES NAVIES FACILITIES BREAKWATERS SEA WAVES SLOPES BLOCKS CONCRETE SHIPS MORTAR...

... at the Commercial Mole were taken direct by rail instead of being barged across. Mr. L). C. LEITCHfound it somewhat difficult to discuss the M ~ L e i t c h . generalarrangement of a portintendedalmost exclusively for naval purposes, such as that at Gibraltar. I n the case of a ad6) nISCIUSsION ON THE NEW HARBOUR...

...A SCOTT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1914 TOPHAM JONES & RAILTON WORKS LOAN DEPARTMENT HARBOURS WORKS DOCKYARDS BREAKWATERS MOLES JETTIES COALING PORTS NAVAL YARDS SHIPYARDS BASES NAVIES GRAVING DOCKS WAVES WIND WEATHER MATERIALS PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE MORTAR...

...SIR W ELIOT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1908 DOCKS HISTORY NAVAL NAVIES EXTENSIONS DOCKYARDS COFFERDAMS GRANITE CEMENT PORTLAND MORTAR TIDAL BASINS GRAVING LOCKS WALLS CULVERTS SUBWAYS CAISSONS PUMPS CONCRETE LANDING STAGES STAGES LANDING DAMS KEYHAM DEVONPORT...

... experienced. This was the design of the dam (modified somewhat in the shallower pmtions) from its southern extremity to about 4,000 feet northward, from which point to the end near the Naval Barracks a single dam was adopted. The single dam consisted of a row of sheet-piles driven 30 feet to 40 feet...

... of thankstothe Authors, observed that he was sure the members had all listened with great pleasure to the two admirable descriptions of the Keyham works, and he thought he would not be far wrong in saying that the works described afforded one of the finest instances of naval dockyard construction that had been...

... of England s distinguished naval constructors, who had led the British navy through successive stages of progress, it was only just to aaddeulogy on the statesmen who for 40 years had enlightened pnblic opinion, supported the Admiralty, ansdecured that continuityof effort without which no great work...

... that such waa the fate of the Yashima, on the 16th MayPEc. INST.C.E. 14 bct~ssz0%8aS H ~ P ~ ~ I J U ~ I I NOGR ~ E E~ A V Y . [Xhutes OP The Author. greater cost, but he contended the advantageswould be worth the extra expenditure. The naval warfare of the past differed widely from modern conditions; yet...

...LORD BRASSEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1905 SHIPBUILDING NAVIES NAVAL SHIPS WARSHIPS VESSELS ARMOURED SUBMARINES DIMENSIONS GUNS WEAPONS UK FRANCE ITALY GERMANY THE INSTITUTION OB CIVIL ENGINEERS. SESSION 1904-1905.-PART IV. -SECTIMINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS. 14 Narcb, 1905...

...SIR W H WHITE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1904 PRESIDENTS NAVIGATION SHIPPING SHIPS SHIPBUILDING HISTORY STEAMERS PROPULSION WARSHIPS SCHOOLS TRAINING NAVAL ARCHITECTURE CONSTRUCTION MARINE POWER MOTORS ENGINES SCREWS BOILERS STEEL HIGH TENSILE ALUMINIUM SCIENCE...

...W G HUNTER Papers.] HUNTER ON NAVAL SECTION OF NICOLAIEFFDOCKYARD. 321 (Paper No. 3205.) A Short Description of the Naval Section-of the Nicolaieff Dockyard. By WILLIAXGALLOHN UETERAs,soc. M. Inst. C.E. THEshipbuilding and engineering works of Nicolaieff cover an area of 1 square mile, and have...

...UNKNOWN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1887 DENNY OBITUARIES NAVAL ARCHITECTS SHIPBUILDING Obituary.] HUGR NELLER BRADFORD. 457 andNorthWestsrnRailway, who had assembled topay a last tribute of respect to one so well beloved i n life, and so sincerely lamented in death. Mr...

...SIR W G ARMSTRONG © Thomas Telford and ICE 1882 PRESIDENTS WAR ENGINEERING NAVAL WARSHIPS ARMOUR ARMOURED PLATES SHELLS PROTECTION HARBOURS DEFENCE WEAPONS ARTILLERY GUNS STEEL SHIPS AMMUNITION SEA PROJECTILES NAVIES METALS ORDNANCE MANUFACTURE ARMAMENTS MUZZLES...

... PONTOONS NAVIES NAVAL COSTS SHIPS LIFTING RAISING EXCAVATIONS PUMPS STEAM ENGINES GIRDERS CONSTRUCTION 320 THE HYDRAULLIFICT GRAVING DOCK. Mr. EDWINCLARKremarked, that his object was to court the fullest discussion on the subject of these docks, and with that view, he had endeavouredtomake...

...S BENTHAM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1845 SHIPBUILDING SHIPS CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENT NAVAL ARCHITECTURE STRENGTH FASTENINGS TIMBER METALS EFFICIENCY COSTS 178 THE GREAT BRITAIN. occasion, when ona voyage to Dublin, the Shannon, a large merchant steamer, had been obliged...