...J A R BROMAGE; J S SETHI © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 BRAITHWAITE & CO WATER SUPPLY WATERWORKS STORAGE RESERVOIRS STEEL SITES SELECTION FOUNDATIONS PILLARS RETAINING WALLS ERECTION PAINTING PIPELINES PIPES TOWNS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING MURREE INDIA...

...S R KAY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1899 EFFECT SUBSIDENCE COAL WORKINGS BRIDGES STRUCTURES FAULTS PILLARS MINING SETTLEMENT MINES SEAMS COLLIERIES COALFIELDS 114 EAY ON SUBSIDENCE DUE TO COAL-WORKINUS. [Minutes Of 29 November, 1898. JAMES MANSERGH,Vice-President, in the Chair...

..., eithernatural springs- although hewas afraid they hadnow been eclipsed by the artificial springs-or water which had been allowed to run down into the mines, thus the pillars which supported theroof were eaten away, and the subsidencetook place. He thought that in some places the ground had subsided...

...B H BROUGH; T F BROWN; T GILLOTT; H G GRAVES; H A HILL; H W HUGHES; J A LONGDEN; J H LYNDE; M PATERSON; F E ROBERTSON; W SHELFORD; A SOPWITH; A L STEAVENSON; E B WAIN; S R KAY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1899 EFFECT SUBSIDENCE COAL WORKINGS BRIDGES STRUCTURES MINING PILLARS...

...F E ROBERTSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1891 BRIDGES RIVERS RAILWAYS STEEL GIRDERS CANTILEVER ERECTION SUPERSTRUCTURES COSTS WEIGHT SPANS STRUTS PILLARS TIES SUSPENSION WIRE ROPES METHODS INDUS LANSDOWNE SUKKUR INDIA PAKISTAN ASIA Proceedings.] ELECTIONS...

... the pillars have become fissured under the crushing load they have to support ; then the walls of the cracks get red-hot and burn, some- timesburstingsuddenlyinto flame where the previous heating has covered them with bituminous matter. The tarry smell thus occasioned often betrays the existence of fire...

... of the material, but more especially against the flexure and buckling, toresist which a greater amount-of .material is generally required than theory might seem to i~~dicateA. very abort pillar, such as a cube, will bear a meight almost sufficient to crush it to powcler ; while a thin plate of ductile material...

... TRESTLES JOINTS SHEARING WEBS PILLARS BOOMS DEFLECTION ANALYSIS UNIFORM CONSTRUCTION STRENGTH IRONWORK RIVETS BUCKLING FASTENINGS RAILS BENDING CROSS GIRDERS TRUSSES BEAMS SADDLES STUDIES OF IRON BRIDGES, 403 APPENDIX TO VOL. XXIX. Additional Paper published by order of the Council...

... of a column, or circular pillar, of solid masonry, 35 feet diameter, and 96 feet highfrom the rock foundation to 270 CENTRE PIER OF SALTASH BRIDGE. abovehigh-watermarkU. pon thisare placed four octagonal columns of cast-iron, 10 feet diameter,carried up to the level of the roadway,which is 100 feetabovehigh...

...A S JEE VIADUCTS CAST IRON STATIONS RAILWAYS CONSTRUCTION GIRDERS WROUGHT COSTS TESTS DEFLECTION METALS BRIDGES ERECTION GOODS EXTENSIONS WIDENING PILLARS TRANSVERSE TUBULAR MANCHESTER UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1852 LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY...