... of wheeled traffic may be transverse,longitudinalor both of these. Striking evidence of longitudinal movement during wear appcars at the junction of twodifferentkinds of paving, &C., wl~iclloffer differenrtesistancesto wheel actionT. ypical examples of this are (U) water-boundor tar macadam adjoining granite...

... TRAMS MECHANICAL PROBLEMS TRAFFIC HIGHWAYS WAVES MATERIALS BITUMEN CORRUGATED MACHINERY BITUMINOUS COATINGS EFFECT WHEELS PAVING VEHICLES GROUTING ASPHALT MOVEMENT WOOD BLOCKS RESISTANCE GRANITE CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS PAVEMENTS WEAR SURFACING 168 DISCUSSION ON ROAD...

... CONSTRUCTION FOUNDATIONS ASPHALT SURFACES WAVES CORRUGATION DEFORMATION VEHICLES TRAFFIC WHEELS EFFECT BITUMEN HIGHWAYS MATERIALS TARMAC DAMAGE TYRES MAINTENANCE PAVEMENTS WEAR ROADWAVES TAR ACTION ROLLING LOADS ATTRITION WOOD PAVING MOVEMENT STRENGTH CORRUGATED DYNAMICS...

...J W BRADLEY; R BROWN; C H COOPER; H S G ROBINSON; G W HUMPHREYS UK HOLBORN STRAND LONDON ENGLAND IMPROVEMENT SUBWAYS PAVEMENTS PAVING ROADS TRAFFIC LIGHTING CONCRETE TRACK LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1911 74 CORRESPONDENCE ON LONDON...

... by the grcdt decline in the mortality rates, bot,h general and infantile,inthe borough duringthatperiod,should encourage tlrc Council to continue this useful work. I have iu past annual reports drn~vn attention to the decrease in summer diarrhca in that part of the borough in which most of this paving work...

...B BALL; W W CROSBY; P LE GAVRIAN; T H B HESLOP; C JANSENS; R H LAPAGE; L MOISSENET; R OAKDEN; W PILKINGTON; A DE SOMER; F WOOD; H R A MALLOCK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1909 CONSTRUCTION WEAR ROADS SURFACES MAINTENANCE COSTS MACADAM TAR TARMAC DRAINAGE PAVING FOUNDATIONS...

... CONSTRUCTION WEAR ROADS WATERING FOUNDATIONS PAVEMENTS PAVING TYRES SURFACES PRESSURE DUST SUCTION TAXATION WHEELS MAINTENANCE COSTS MACADAM ASPHALT 130 DISCUSSION ON CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS. [Minutes of Discussion. ThPeresident. The PRESIDENiTn , movingavote of thankstotheAuthor, observed...

...A PATERSON JUNIOR © Thomas Telford and ICE 1906 TRAMWAYS PERMANENT WAY CONSTRUCTION RAILS PACKING JOINTS PAVING PAVEMENTS [Selected (Paper No. 3620.) On Tramway Permanent-Way Construction. By ALEXANDEPRATERSJOuNn., HAVINrGegard to the enormous amount of capital which has been...

...R BRUCE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1903 CONSTRUCTION PERMANENT WAY ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS RAILS JOINTS TRACK POINTS CROSSINGS FOUNDATIONS PLATELAYING BONDING PAVING COSTS STEEL CONCRETE WELDED CARRIAGEWAYS Papers.] BRUCZ a N P E R M A N ~ NWTAY OP ELECTRICTRAMWAYS. 285...

...W P ABELL; A S E ACKERMANN; H P BOULNOIS; R BROWN; R B HODGSON; E J LOVEGROVE; F A MEYER; R W S SAVILLE; C N RUSSELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1900 REFUSE DESTRUCTORS POWER PLANT FUEL STEAM COSTS BOILERS CLINKER TESTS BRIQUETTES PAVING DESTRUCTION FURNACES ENERGY THERMAL...

...E P HOOLEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1895 TAR FOOTPATHS RURAL DISTRICT BOILERS LAYING SLAG REFUSE REUSE INDUSTRIES WASTE INDUSTRIAL AGGREGATES MATERIALS PAVING PAVEMENTS NOTTINGHAMSHIRE UK Papers.] HOOLEY ON TARRED FOOT-PATHS. 205 (Paper No. 2861.) Tarred...

...C H COOPER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1895 FOOTWAYS LAYING FOOTPATHS KERBS FOUNDATIONS CONCRETE PAVING PAVEMENTS BRICKS TAR MATERIALS 208 COOPER ON FOOT-WAYS. [Selected (Paper No. 2871.) (Abridged.) Foot-ways. By CHARLESHAMLECTOOPERA,ssoc. ill. Inst. C.E. THErepair of foot...

...J MORE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1891 TRAMWAYS PERMANENT WAY RAILS STEEL SLEEPERS GIRDERS POINTS TIES BARS PAVING STONE WOOD GAUGES CONSTRUCTION CABLES METALS TIMBER LONGITUDINAL CAST WROUGHT IRON CHAIRS GRANITE WHINSTONE GROUTING DESIGN LINES Selected Papers...

...A C MOUNTAIN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1888 CARRIAGEWAYS ROADS CONSTRUCTION STREETS TIMBER FOUNDATIONS WOOD CEMENT TRAFFIC TESTS ROADWAYS PAVING PAVED CITIES PROPERTIES SURFACES HARDWOOD BLOCKS BRIQUETTES SYDNEY NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIA 364 MOUNTAIN...

... paved or otherwise formed for the use of footpassengers) shall be not less than 3 inches a t t h e highest part of such channel, andnot more than 7 inches at the lowest part of such channel. A height of less than 3 inches would render i t possible for vehicles to drive on the footpaths...

...G P CULVERWELL; W H DELANO; H FAIJA; A SOUTHAM; G F WHITE; G H STAYTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1884 WOOD PAVEMENTS TIMBER CARRIAGEWAYS CREOSOTE CREOSOTING PRESERVATION FOUNDATIONS CEMENT CONCRETE LAYING PAVING MATERIALS BLOCKS 300 DISCUSSION ON WOOD PADMENT. [Minutes...

...G H STAYTON WOOD PAVEMENTS ROADS CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATIONS LEVELS FOUNDATIONS CEMENT CONCRETE TIMBER BLOCKS LAYING JOINTS COSTS MAINTENANCE DURABILITY CARRIAGEWAYS MILEAGE STREETS CITIES MACADAM FOOTWAYS WEAR PAVING MATERIALS LONDON ENGLAND UK 240 STAYTON...

... STREETS CITIES MACADAM BLOCKS PAVING MATERIALS LONDON ENGLAND Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON WOOD PAVENENT. 285 Discussion. Mr. G. H. STAYTOsNaid he had beentold that his Paper did Mr. Stayton. notdealwiththe obnoxious smells sometimes experienced in connection with wood pavement. Hethought...

...; but, of course, withoutany comparison of the traffic, it was difficult to form an idea of what the expense would be inEngland.He had,a shorttime ago, taken a good deal of troubleto ascertain the cost of different kinds of paving. He had taken Mr. Deacon's figures for the wood paving in Liverpool,believing...

... LIMESTONE CITIES THICKNESS CLEANING WATER PAVING BLOCKS PAVEMENTS PARIS FRANCE EUROPE Proceedings.] DELANO ON ASPHALT. 249 24 February 1880. JAMES BRUNLEES, F.R.S.E., Vice-President, in the Chair. (Paper No. 2 6 73.) On the Use of Asphalt and Mineral Bitumen in Engineering...