...A GRAY SIR ALEXANDER GIBB ATLAS CONSTRUCTION STANDARD DREDGING HARBOURS DEVELOPMENT CONSTRUCTION COFFERDAMS FAILURES RECONSTRUCTION UNWATERING DEWATERING EXCAVATIONS CONCRETE AGGREGATES TESTS REMOVAL TRANSIT SHEDS GRAIN CONVEYORS GALLERIES RAILWAYS IMPROVEMENT...

...W P HALDANE; G ROBERTS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 MOTT HAY & ANDERSON DORMAN LONG BRIDGES DECKS GIRDERS ROTINOFF PROCESS SPANS DESIGN RAILWAYS ROADS STEELWORK PILES FOUNDATIONS CYLINDERS SUPERSTRUCTURES LOADING CALCULATIONS LOADS STRUTS PIERS WELDING...

...A W SZLUMPER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 LONDON & SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY LSWR SIGNALLING RAILWAYS STATIONS SIGNALS TERMINUS WATERLOO LONDON UK vi CORRIGENDA. CORRIGENDA. Vol. cxi, p. 232, line 6. For 65 read 45 Vol. 238, p. 264 :- Table I11 ( a ) ,line 5...

...D ANDERSON; C GRIBBLE; A J LYDDON; F W THOMPSON; T H WEBSTER; W P HALDANE; G ROBERTS; J A K HAMILTON; J T GRAVES BRIDGES RIVERS DESIGN SPANS VERTICAL LIFTING LOADING LOADS RAILWAYS FOUNDATIONS ROTINOFF CYLINDERS WELDED CONSTRUCTION ERECTION COSTS SINKING ECONOMICS ROPES...

...J J C BRADFIELD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 DORMAN LONG HARBOURS BRIDGES APPROACHES RAILWAYS PLANS SPECIFICATIONS TENDERS ARCHES CANTILEVER STIFFENED SUSPENSION HINGES THREE HINGED BRACES TRUSSES DEFLECTION CHAINS SPANS DRAWINGS PREPARATION RETAINING WALLS...

... a most valuable permanent record of that very important structure, which included the longest span of a steel arch carrying a railroad over an ocean channel. Its resemblance to the Hell Gate bridge was striking, although, as the editor of the Scientijic American had pointed out,l " . . . nowhere inthe...

...R FREEMAN DORMAN LONG HARBOURS BRIDGES DESIGN STRUCTURES FOUNDATIONS SPANS APPROACHES TENDERS SPECIFICATIONS ARCHES CONCRETE PYLONS HINGES PANELS STRESS SWAY BRACING SUPPORTS GIRDERS RAILWAYS ROADWAYS TRACK STEEL QUALITY WORKING MAIN BEARINGS CHORDS MEMBERS...

...W A FRASER; L C GREIG; A H HUDDART; J C W HUMFREY; O F A SANDBERG; T SWINDEN; E F LAW; V HARBORD STEEL RAILS RAILWAYS BESSEMER WEARING MANUFACTURE TESTS FAILURES FRACTURE FLANGES MANGANESE CARBON COOLING TRACK FISSURES YIELD FALLING WEIGHT HARDENING ACID BESSEMER PROCESS...

... Port Tudor, and to the west a still larger one called Port Reitz. The railway crosses the straits at the northend of the island by a causeway with a bridge in the centre consisting of five 57-foot spans,with a headway of 19 feet above H.W.O.S.T. Navigation by lighters and small craft is therefore...

...E F LAW; V HARBORD STEEL RAILS RAILWAYS MANUFACTURE ROLLED PROPERTIES MANGANESE CARBON CHROMIUM NICKEL TEMPERATURE CONTROL LOADS METALS WEAR WELDING POINTS CROSSINGS METALLURGY Proceedings.] LAW AND HARBORD OSNTEEL RAILS. 3 The following Paper was submitted for discussion...

...G ELLSON; A R COOPER; R CARPMAEL; C P SANDBERG; G V LOMONOSSOFF; B G WHITE; J W NORRIS; SIR R HADFIELD; S WHYTE; V A M ROBERTSON; W L LOWE BROWN; W L L BROWN; H C MUGGERIDGE; C J ALLEN; E H SANITER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 STEEL RAILS MANUFACTURE RAILWAYS WEAR WELDING...

... NEW ZEALAND AUS ROADS RAILWAYS DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTRIES DEVELOPING COLONIES TRANSPORT TRAFFIC REVENUE MOTORS COMPETITION VEHICLES COSTS GOODS PASSENGERS FREIGHT BITUMEN CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE TRUCKS LORRIES TYRES TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS HIGHWAYS...

...W E GELSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 INDIA NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY MOVING LOADS STRESS SPANS SHORT SPAN RAILWAYS BRIDGES IMPACT EFFECT VERTICAL FORCES DISTRIBUTION HORIZONTAL LONGITUDINAL BRAKING TRACTION HAMMER BLOWS MEASUREMENT SHORT GIRDERS LOCOMOTIVES...

...R W FOXLEE; W E GELSON; C E INGLIS; C GRIBBLE; SIR C HINDLEY; R CARPMAEL; H J FEREDAY; C J BROWN; J S WILSON; G S GOUGH; J W SPILLER; E P ANDERSON; E H GREET © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 IMPACT GIRDERS MAIN RAILWAYS BRIDGES HAMMER BLOWS MOVING LOADS STRESS SPANS SHORT SPAN...

...J D WATSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 INDIA NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY P & W MACLELLAN RECONSTRUCTION EMPRESS BRIDGE BRIDGES RIVERS RAILWAYS SPANS PIERS LOADS STAGING ERECTION GIRDERS EMPRESS BRIDGE SUTLEJ PUNJAB INDIA ASIA PAKISTAN 108 WATSOONN...

...P W BLYTHE; A J BUHLER; W E DALBY; E E DAWSON; W T EVERALL; J A GILMORE; F C PAVRY; G RICHARDS; A M SIMS; L H SWAIN; R W FOXLEE; E H GREET; W E GELSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 IMPACT GIRDERS MAIN RAILWAYS BRIDGES HAMMER BLOWS MOVING LOADS STRESS FORMULAE LOCOMOTIVES...

... were adequate for the Sutlej, and for many years this POSsibility of shortening the Empress bridge was accepted as a settled question. The first proposal for halving the length of the bridge and for doubling the tracks was made in 1908, when the doubling of the railway-line from Karachi up countryhad...

... will, sooner or later, be found. Moreover, inthefuture roads will, perhaps, be provided first in districts where transport facilities do not a t present exist,the railway following when development justifies its construction. While, therefore, economic development requires both roads and railways...

... and supplies across for the Kandahar column then on its way to Afghanistan, and were successful ; but they did not imagine that a double line of railway could ever be wanted on the bridge ; as Colonel Macrae pointed out, they had not realized the possibilities of irrigation all over thePunjab,andthe enormous...

...R W FOXLEE; E H GREET © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 IMPACT GIRDERS MAIN RAILWAYS BRIDGES PRESSURE HAMMER BLOWS FLUCTUATION PRESSURE RAILS WHEELS LOCOMOTIVES LOADS OSCILLATIONS CHARACTERISTICS STRESS FREQUENCIES STRESS FORMULAE SKIDDING DYNAMICS DEFLECTION MULTIPLIERS...