...J MITCHELL; R W WALKER; W G JAMIESON; F W D DAVIS; W MACKENZIE PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY IMPROVEMENT WORKS PORTS DOCKS CONCRETE COUPLINGS PONTOONS AGGREGATES TILBURY LONDON THAMES WEST INDIA MILLWALL UK Proceedings.] PORT O F LONDONAUTHORITY, 1925-30. 337...

... was drawn from Chinese labour companies, the personnel of which was practically all unskilled and possessed no experience of this class of work. I n order to overcome these diffic,ultiesthe pontoon-berth design was adopted a t Dunkirk because i t provided for quick construction ashore, which could...

... HARBOURS PORTS SUCTION HOPPERS CUTTERS HEADS BUCKETS PUMPS LADDERS GEARS PONTOONS CANALS COSTS PLANT BARS CAPACITY PIPES MAINTENANCE ENTRANCES DOCKS SILT RECLAMATION STEAM GRABS CLAYS SLURRY MATERIALS SAND DURBAN SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA 248 CORRESPONDENCE...

...J M GREATHEAD SOUTH AFRICAN RAILWAYS CONSTRUCTION OPERATION TEMPORARY TRAINS FERRIES RIVERS WAR PILES DRIVING PONTOONS CABLES ENGINES PLANT MATERIALS SLIPWAYS METHODS GREAT WAR WORLD WAR 1 ORANGE RIVER UPINGTON SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA © Thomas Telford...

...W W HARTS; J HUSBAND; A H SHIELD; C E P SANKEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 BRIDGES MILITARY CONDITIONS FLOATING PONTOONS PILES DRIVERS CRIBS CONNECTIONS CANTILEVER SUSPENSION TACKLE TRESTLES WAR Correspondence. Major W. W. HARTSof, Washington, consideredthat theAuthor...

...C E P SANKEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 BRIDGES MILITARY CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ANCHORAGES BEAMS GIRDERS CANTILEVER TRESTLES FRAMES SUSPENSION TENSION FLOATING PONTOONS BOATS BARRELS FERRIES LOADS CALCULATIONS TACKLE BRIDGING OPERATIONS DESIGN WAR BANKS...

... feetfrom the main line. Erection of Girders.-As the girdershad to beerectedon the shore and floated out on pontoons, and then lifted into position by hoisting them on gantries erected on the tops of the piers, it was necessary to form docks which would at once permit of the erection of fourgirdersand give...

...R E COOPER; C E P SANKEY; M G S MONCRIEFF; R N HARVEY; J P GRIFFITH; H R SANKEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 MILITARY BRIDGES HISTORY PONTOONS TRESTLES CONSTRUCTION SUSPENSION CANTILEVER PILING PILES DRIVERS FLOODS CONDITIONS WAR Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON BRIDGING...

...A S NAPIER BRIDGES RIVERS BANKS EARTHWORKS MASONRY WELLS DREDGERS SINKING GIRDERS ERECTION PONTOONS STAGE COSTS TRAINING FOUNDATIONS ROADWAYS RAILWAYS CRANES SPANS ABUTMENTS DREDGING NETRAVATI MANGALORE NETRAVATI RIVER INDIA ASIA Proceedings.] NAPIER...

...E G BARTON 292 BARTON ON POKTOON-BRIDGES FOR [Selected (PaFer No. 36.513.) Pontoon-BridgfeRosroad-TraffoicvRerivers Darbhangah District, Bengal. in the By EDWARGDOLDINGBARTON111,. Inst. C.E. IN1898 the Author was asked to prepare drawings and estimates for five pontoon-bridges to carry the road...

... PORTSMOUTH USA UK BERMUDA YUGOSLAVIA CROATIA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1905 FLOATING DOCKS PUMPS MACHINERY PRESERVATION WARSHIPS SHIPS PONTOONS GRAVING NAVIES OFFSHORE STRENGTH RIVERS 66 DISCUSSION ON FLOATING DOCKS. [Minutes of The Author. bricks and mortar in every...

...L E CLARK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1905 FLOATING DOCKS PONTOONS OFFSHORE STRENGTH CONSTRUCTION STABILITY GRAVING MOBILITY COSTS MACHINERY THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. SESSION 1904-1905.-PART 111. SECTI.-MINUTES O F PROCEEDINGS. 31 January, 1905. Sir GUILFORD L...

... Japanesewarpedherinshore by sinkingbundles of bamboo around her and lightening her. He was not sufficiently versed in the matter to see where the great advantage of the pontoon dock as a whole lay over the old box dock, but he presumed there must be a n advantage. With regard to the specification laid down for docks...

... will compensate for the high cost of the staging. In. GIRDERSTRANSPORBTYEFDLOITIXOUGT. The engineers of the Britannia Bridge transported each inner span of the continuous tubular girderto its destinationupon floating pontoons,from which the girder was then lifted into position; and asimilarmethod of transporthas...

... on, i t maybesaidtobeentirely 6 bucket-dredging, for although suction-pumps have been tried their use has been discarded. Theessentialparts of a workingdredgerare:the pontoons, which form the barge on which all the machinery is placed i n position;the ladder-frame, includingthe buckets by means...

...D FOX; J A SANER; F E ROBERTSON; M A ENDE; J R BELL; G E W CRUTTWELL; E W MOIR; C WILSON; W MARRIOTT; W GILBERT; R A RYVES; R J G READ © Thomas Telford and ICE 1900 SWING BRIDGES RIVERS MOTORS ELECTRICITY PONTOONS GIRDERS PILES SUBSIDENCE WEAVER NORTHWICH ENGLAND...

... arrangementswhich the Authorhad adoptedwere primarily a buoy or floating pontoon ; and secondly a set of adjusting screwH on the top of tho cast-iron screw-piles which carried either the annular roller-path of the bridge or the extremities of the girders. As theNorthwichbridgeswerethreetimes as heavy, andhad...

...J A SANER SWING BRIDGES RIVERS LATTICE GIRDERS PONTOONS CHAMBERS PILES ROLLERS ELECTRICAL GEARS SWITCHES COSTS SUBSIDENCE ERECTION WEAVER NORTHWICH ENGLAND CHESHIRE UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1900 72 SANER ON SWING-BRIDGES OVER THE WEAVER. [Minutes of 23...

...FLENSBURGER SCHIFFSBAU-GESELLSCHAFT; J GRAVELL; A VON KNORRING; C H WINGFIELD; R RUNEBERG © Thomas Telford and ICE 1900 STEAMSHIPS WINTER NAVIGATION ICEBREAKERS ICE PONTOONS VESSELS DAMAGE FORMATION SEA STEAMERS SHIPS ARCTIC BALTIC 124 CORXESPONDEXCE ON STEAMERS...

...C V BELLAMY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1897 BRIDGES RIVERS EMBANKMENTS APPROACHES BRICKWORK FRACTURE CYLINDERS SINKING IRON GIRDERS IRONWORK CONSTRUCTION PONTOONS TIDES SPANS ABUTMENTS BRICKS ROADWAYS CRADLES COLOMBO KELANI VICTORIA CEYLON SRI LANKA ASIA...