...A E KELSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 SILVAN DAM CONSTRUCTION DAMS CITIES WATER SUPPLY STORAGE RESERVOIRS PLANNING PLANT COSTS STAFF MATERIALS TESTS FILL CONSOLIDATION EARTH EARTHFILL CONCRETE QUARRIES CORES WALLS OUTLETS CONDUITS EXCAVATING PUMPING TIMBERING...

...V F BARTLETT; W H CADWELL C S ALLOTT LONDON POWER COMPANY COALING JETTIES CIRCULATION WATER SYSTEMS CABLES TUNNELS POWER STATIONS WORKS COOLING DESIGN SUPERSTRUCTURES FENDERS SCREENS DREDGING CONSTRUCTION CHAMBERS INTAKES CULVERTS SUCTION OUTLETS SHAFTS PASSAGES...

... LAYOUT DESIGN SUPERSTRUCTURES TIDES FOUNDATIONS INTAKES PILES OUTLETS DRIVING PROBLEMS PUMPHOUSES MAINS RIVERS SHIPS BERTHING STRESS DUNSTON NEWCASTLE BATTERSEA LONDON UK Proceedings.] BATTERSEA POWER-BTATIONS. 113 Correspondence. Mr. T. F. BURNSobserved, with reference...

...P DAVIES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 LAWS SIPHONS BERNOULLI THEORUM FLOW MODELS EXPERIMENTS DESIGN TESTS SPILLWAYS RESERVOIRS DISCHARGES PRESSURE CALCULATIONS CLASSIFICATION OUTLETS EXITS HEADS LOSS EDDIES BENDS FRICTION RESISTANCE WALLS COEFFICIENTS WORKING FREE...

...D E LLOYD DAVIES; D E L DAVIES; W SANTO CRIMP; H C MASON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 GREATER CAPETOWN WORKS AUGMENTATION WATER SUPPLY CITIES RESERVOIRS DAMS SPILLWAYS OUTLETS PIPELINES DISCHARGES LOSS FORMULAE PIPES PROBLEMS DRAW OFF LEAKAGE URBAN GRAVITY...

...A H GIBSON; T H ASPEY; F TATTERSALL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY EXPERIMENTS SIPHONS SPILLWAYS TESTS MODELS LABORATORIES HEADS COEFFICIENTS DISCHARGES OUTLETS FORMS INLETS DYNAMICS SIMILARITY DISTRIBUTION PRESSURE VELOCITY VARIATIONS PRIMING...

..., or by the undue sinking of the ball float. There is also, of course, a very large overflow-outlet capable of passing to the drain water which might flow into the tankowing to an accident. Heaters.-These consist of heavy galvanized-iron casings with verticablearer-barcsarrying exposed nichrome coil heating...

... during construction, and to carry the duplex valves and coal-pipe shoots to the bunker-outlets. The coal-bunkers (Figs. 6, Plate 5), which can contain 65 hours supply (3,500 tons)are dividedlongitudinally and transversely to keep apart different classes of fuel, and to prevent the spreading of fire. Two...

... for a workable body, andcontrastedstronglywiththethirty-two Commissionerswho dealtwiththeTyne. H e hadomittedtostatethat he tiouth outlet a t Sunderland was only 235 feetinwidth. Before the new piers were constructed, in 1890, all large vessels went through t h a te n t r a n c ei n t ot h e docks, astherewasnot...

..., the water is withdrawn from the floatwell, the iron ball- floatfalls, and a chainconnecting it bypulleygearingwith the cylinder valve lowers the latter to its seat. The water then ceases t o flow into the 45-inchpipe andrunsoverthe overflowabove mentioned. I n t h e outlet well at theend of thesiphonarethe...

...J GOODMAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1911 FLOODING APPROACHES ENDS CULVERTS LEVELS WATER OUTLETS MODELS PONDS FORMATION FLOW SLOPES (Paper No. 3935 The Flooding of the Approach End of a Culvert due to a Small Rise inthe Level of theWaterat t,he Outlet End...

... RIVERS RAINFALL DISCHARGES AQUEDUCTS CEMENT CONCRETE OUTLETS CONSTRUCTION CONSUMPTION DISEASES SUBTERRANEAN ORGANISMS HYDROELECTRICITY POWER 230 DISCUSSION ON WATER-SUPPLY. [Minutes of m. Hill. were hardly complete and definite enough to put intoa periodical or a Paper for the Institution...

... TRAINING GROYNES SILT WATERFALLS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS DRAINAGE OUTLETS IRRIGATION GOVERNMENT MAINTENANCE COSTS TELEGRAPHS CULTIVATION ENGINEERS JAMRAO CANAL ROHRI RIVER INDUS EASTERN NARA PAKISTAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1904 278 HILL ON TEE JAMRAO CANAL. [Selected...

...J DAVIS AUSTRALIA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1902 SEWERAGE SYSTEMS SANITATION WATER SUPPLY SEWERS LEGISLATION OUTLETS FARMS SEWAGE AQUEDUCTS OUTFALLS PUMPING STATIONS DISPOSAL SLUDGE EFFLUENT VENTILATION STORMWATER CHANNELS DRAINAGE TREATMENT COSTS DISEASES CITIES...

...E S PRENTICE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1901 Papers.] PBZNTICE ON FLOW GCAGGEFOR FIRE-HYDRANTB. 281 (Paper No. 3231.) A Water Outlet Rate-of-FlowGaugefor Testing Fire- Hydrants, etc. By ERNESSTAMUEPLREBTICAEss,oc. M. Inst. C.E. DURINQrecenyt ears the Authoru, nderthe direction of Sir...

...E SANDEMAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1901 WATERWORKS WATER SUPPLY RESERVOIRS STORAGE WATER DAMS MASONRY RIVERS CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATION GRANITE CONCRETE CEMENT SHEDS CULVERTS OUTLETS PIPES VALVES WEIRS GAUGES SCREENS EMBANKMENTS PIPELINES COMPENSATION COSTS STONE...

..., one or more diaphragms, a t right-angles to the direc- tion of the slip, sunk low enough to intercept the underground water, with outlet drainsat right angles, running to the valley on the steepest possible gradient, were found very effective. Such a work is illustrated in Figs. 1-5...

...B DONKIN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1895 EXPERIMENTS CENTRIFUGAL FANS VANES APPARATUS AIR MEASUREMENT PRESSURE OUTLETS TESTS Papers.] DONRIX ox EXPERIMENTS ON CENTRIFUGAL PANS. 265 (Paper No. 2869.) Experiments on Centrifugal Fans. By BRYANDONKINM,. Inst. C.E. No systematic...

..., experiments made in imitation of those which Mr. Vernon-Harcourt had so ingeniously carried out in his investigations with regard to the outlet of the Seine, could notfailtoleadto positiveresults. Mr. Vernon- Harcourt, however, hadtodeawl ith tides, whichhe could reproduce withtolerablefacility...

... was sanctioned by the Gaikwar on the 26th of November, 1884, and work was commenced in January 1885. The undertaking involved the construction of an impoundingreservoir 12 miles north-east of Baroda, with waste-weir and outlet-works ; a 30-inch cast-iron main ; settling-tanks and purification-works ; a covered...