...M G PLATTS HYDROELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT ELECTRIFICATION HYDROELECTRICITY WATER POWER COUNTRIES DEVELOPING RIVERS RAINFALL RUNOFF MONSOONS CATCHMENTS REGULATION STORAGE EVAPORATION ABSORPTION LOSS RESERVOIRS FLOODS DISCHARGES DESIGN WORKS INTAKES DIVERSION WEIRS FLUMES...

... the additional taxation which wouldbe necessary to meet the interest on the railway debt if the railways were State-owned. However, he thought it was safer to regulate road and railcompetition by licence, andthis was easier under colonial conditions, asthe ancillary services, which caused serious difficulties...

...J W SPILLER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 ROADS RAILWAYS DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS INFRASTRUCTURE COUNTRIES DEVELOPING COSTS CONSTRUCTION SURFACES MOTORS TRANSPORT GOODS REVENUE FINANCE REGULATION COLONIES STATISTICS MALAYA KENYA NIGERIA TANZANIA TANGANYIKA MALAYSIA...

... SLUICES HORIZONTAL VORTICES REGULATION FLOODS VORTEX MAINTENANCE CURRENTS WEIRS GATES TESTS SILLS LIPS SUDAN EGYPT AFRICA SENNAR ASWAN RIVER NILE ASYUT Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON BED EROSION. 223 Discussion. The PRESIDENiTn, moving the vote of thanks to the Authors...

...H L WHITEHEAD; F R O SHAUGHNESSY; AM BUSWELL; W CLIFFORD; J H COSTE; G T COTTERELL; E H ESSEX; G MCGOWAN; H KEPPNER; D W TOWNSEND; H P EDDY; E H ELY; G J FOWLER; G B GASCOIGNE; T C HATTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 TREATMENT SEWAGE SLUDGE BACTERIAL DIGESTION REGULATION MOISTURE...

... BLOCKWORK LOCATION FLOODS BASINS ROLLERS NAVIGATION OPENINGS SAND STEEL PILING RUBBLE SCOUR APRONS RIVERS BEDS REGULATION CONTROL HYDRAULIC GRADIENTS Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON THE NAG IIBMMADI BBBBACE. 365 Discussion. The PRESIDENreTmarked that the Paper described the latest...

...E T WARD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 RIVERS DELTAS NAVIGABILITY FLOW CONTROL DIVERSION REGULATION BARS ENTRANCES LOWER DANUBE SULINA BLACK SEA EUROPE RUMANIA ROMANIA 570 WARD ON THE NAVIGABILI!I!Y OF r1linut.e.sof (Paper No. 4744.) The Navigability...

... REGULATION CONTROL CORRUGATED ROOFS RIVER ASHOP DERWENT VALLEY ENGLAND DERWENT HOWDEN RESERVOI UK 406 DISCUSSION ON THE DIVERSION [Minutes of Discussion. The President. ThePRESIDENT,in moving t,he vote of thanks, remarked that the magnitude of the works described in the Paper...

...G H CLAPHAM; H A HAMMICK; S M HOLDEN; F W MACAULAY; L F MOUNTFORT; F C TEMPLE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1926 PRESSURE BOOSTING STATIONS WATERWORKS AUTOMATIC REGULATION PUMPS MERCURY PRESSURE ECONOMICS WATER SUPPLY VELOCITY MONTEVIDEO URUGUAY UK Proceedinga...

... VELOCITY FLOW WATER SLOPES DISCHARGES RECORDS VISCOSITY SUSPENSION GAUGES FORMULAE REGULATION FLUSHING EMBANKMENTS SILT RASUL COLORADO RIVER NILE RIVER KHANNAQ ASSUAM JHELUM CANAL MENUFIA CANAL PUNJAB THOMPSON RIVER INDIA USA EGYPT CANADA UNITED STATES PAKISTAN T...

..., it appeared,withoutfurther explanation, to involve the risk of serious troubleinthefuture. The electrical details given were full of interest, but some figures of importance were omitted, whichwould add materially to the value of thePaper. Por instance : Fairly close andinherent regulation was specified...

...G W BRENAN; A E CAREY; J C FERGUSSON; SIR A GIBB; G R HEARN; J M LACEY; J C LARMINIE; J MITCHEL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1920 HARBOURS BREAKWATERS SAND DISPERSION STORMS TRAVEL PROTECTION CONCRETE REGULATION DREDGING WAVES CYCLONES CURRENTS TIDAL TIDES MADRAS...

... by the necessity of keeping the pressure regulation of the line within certain limits which are set by the train equipment designer. A provisional figure is, say, 30 per cent., i.e., under the worstconditionslikely to arise in practice, the pressure drop should not exceed 30 percent. of thenominalpressure...

...W H BREITHAUPT; C H J CLAYTON; G B KERSHAW; S R LOWCOCK; H MARSH; H R MILL; E J SILCOCK; R F GRANTHAM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 CONDITIONS ARTERIAL DRAINAGE RIVERS FLOW REGULATION CONTROL FLOODS VALLEYS FLOODING PREVENTION SUSPENDED MATTER SOLIDS SEWAGE DISPOSAL...

..., and that their importance will probably still further increase. It is also of opinion that all special regulations liable to impede the circulation of lighters in the canals andseaports should be avoided. ( 2 ) The size of thelighters should be proportioned tothe dimensions of the canals. It seems expedient...

...G S DALGLEISH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1901 LOCKS BRIDGES REGULATORS FOUNDATIONS BRICKWORK CANALS MASONRY ARCHES FLOW REGULATION IRRIGATION CAST IRON GATES QUOINS CONTROL SANAYTA MANSOURIAH EGYPT AFRICA Papers.] DALGLEISH OM SANAYTA LOCKAND BRID~E-REGULATOR...

...L FRANZIUS; G H DE THIERRY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1899 RIVERS REGULATION WORKS HARBOURS CANALS CONSTRUCTION DOCKS PORTS GRAIN UNLOADING HYDRAULIC PLANT TIDES CHANNELS DREDGING DREDGERS TRAINING WALLS EXTENSIONS LOCKS LIGHTHOUSES FOUNDATIONS BASINS TRAFFIC SEA...

...A H PREECE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1898 ELECTRICITY SUPPLY SYSTEMS CURRENTS GENERATION GENERATING WORKS STEAM BOILERS COAL REGULATION PRESSURE TESTS ENGINES ALTERNATORS DISTRIBUTION MEASUREMENT METERS EXPENDITURE COSTS LIGHTING POWER CITIES ALTERNATING DIRECT HIGH...

...W RIPPER SUPERHEATING STEAM ENGINES TRIALS BOILERS SUPERHEATERS REGULATION TEMPERATURE ENTROPY THERMAL EFFICIENCY LOADS HEAT EXCHANGES COMPOUND SUPERHEAT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1897 60 RIPPER ON SUPERHEATED STEAK [Minutes of (Paper No. 3008.) Superheated-Steam Engine...

...O GUTTMAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1895 IRON GATES RIVERS RAPIDS TRAINING WALLS REMOVAL ROCKS BLASTING CHANNELS CUTTING MACHINERY DREDGERS DREDGING OBSTRUCTIONS NAVIGATION WATERWAYS REGULATION WORKS CUTTERS STONE BARGES BOREHOLES DANUBE HUNGARY EUROPE...