... carrying 850,000 passengers, as against 186,000 bus journeys in 1933 carrying 3,000,000 passengers ; the buses used in Mauritius were of the " light " type. The Mauritius Railway did not expect to recover all its formerpassenger traffic, but had cut down and speeded up its train service and reduced its...

... DAMAGE RESISTANT WAVES WATER SUPPLY SANITARY SERVICES SEISMOGRAPHS BRICKS SHOCKS REINFORCEMENT REPAIRS BRIDGES LIQUEFACTION SILT THIXOTROPY CRACKS SETTLEMENT EMBANKMENTS RIGID BUILDINGS FOUNDATIONS STEEL FRAMED NAPIER CALIFORNIA NEW ZEALAND INDIA JAPAN UNITED STATES...

...H W H RICHARDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 STEAM ELECTRIC DIESEL TRACTION TRAINS RAILWAYS TRAFFIC SERVICES CONDITIONS LOADS SPEED DENSITY FORMATION COSTS CAPITAL RELATIVE OPERATING TRACTIVE RESISTANCE SUBURBAN TRACTORS DESIGN POWER CHARACTERISTICS CURVES...

...H D BUSH; E H CROFT; C E FAIRBURN; F A HARPER; F M JACKSON; R I MINCHOM; E O BRIEN; C P SANDBERG; C B UNWIN; H W H RICHARDS; W S GRAFF BAKER; W S G BAKER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 RAILWAYS ELECTRIFICATION ELECTRIC TRAINS SERVICES STOPS LOCAL FREQUENT STOPPING STEAM DIESEL...

...C B UNWIN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 ELECTRIC TRAINS SERVICES STOPS LOCAL FREQUENT STOPPING GRADIENTS ACCELERATION RETARDATION RESISTANCE ENERGY CONSUMPTION BRAKES DESIGN COACHES BODIES BOGIES ROLLING STOCK CONTROL EQUIPMENT RAILWAYS ELECTRICITY ELECTRIFICATION...

... be about two coaches longer than the equivalent electric train in this case. As room had to be found forthe diesel-electricequipment, in order to provide the same seating the trains must in all cases be somewhat longer than electric trains. In the case of such a service as that for which the trains were...

...C J R WILLIAMS; E F THOMPSON LYTTELTON HARBOUR BOARD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1930 DEVELOPMENT HARBOURS PORTS DREDGING MOLES DREDGERS SPOIL DISPOSAL RECLAMATION PUMPING BERTHING WHARVES CONSTRUCTION PILES TEREDO BORERS CONCRETE PARAPETS ELECTRIFICATION SERVICES...

...H C H CARPENTER Extra CARPENTER ON SERVICES OF METALLUIMP. Meeting 3 29 1 EXTRA MEETING. 3 May, 1927. FREDERICK. PALMER, C.I.E., President, in the Chair. THE JAMES FORREST LECTURE, 1927. The PRESIDENTi,n introducing Professor Carpenter,remarked that he was sure that the Lecture, which...

... SERVICES LONDON BRIGHTON ENGLAND UK ENGLAND Proceedings.] RICKARDS ON ELECTRIC TRACTION. 203 (Paper No. 4441.) Twelve Years Operation of Electric Traction on the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. By HENRY WALTER HUNTINGFORRICDHARDS. INTRODUCTIOK. THE European War temporarily...

... EFFECT DAMAGE ALUMINIUM INTERIOR FINISHES SAND BLASTING INSULATION VENTILATION DESIGN SUBURBAN SERVICES MAIN LINES OPEN STATISTICS CONSTRUCTION COACHES WHEELBASES LANCASHIRE YORKSHIRE UK UNITED STATES USA CANADA NORTH AMERICA 230 GOBEY OX ALL-MEPTAASLSlGKGER-CAKS...

...H L INGERSOLL; B D LOCKWOOD; R T SMITH; G HUGHES; F E GOBEY LANCASHIRE & YORKSHIRE RAILWAY NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILWAY ALL METAL CARS RAILWAYS METALS CARRIAGES COACHES PASSENGERS ROLLING STOCK ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT PRACTICE THIRD RAIL CONSTRUCTION SUBURBAN SERVICES TRAFFIC...

...SIR W MATTHEWS; E R DOLBY; E T HALL; E G RIVERS; R BROWN; J S OWENS; C T A HANSSEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1908 HEATING METHODS HOSPITALS PUMPS CIRCULATION VENTILATION ASYLUMS BUILDINGS SERVICES Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON HEATING HOSPITALSAND ASYLUMS. 131 Discussion...

... was required, and the return from each radiator was carried into the return-pipe, so t,hat there were no steam-traps in the building.The return vapour was passed throughcalorifiers or nuconomizers, as they were there termed, for heating the hotwater service, and as condensed water was then sent through...

...E R DOLBY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1908 METHODS HEATING HOSPITALS SYSTEMS STEAM BOILERS BOILER HOUSES MAINS CIRCULATION GENERATION POWER RADIATORS WATER CONSUMPTION COAL FUEL TEMPERATURE CONTROL ASYLUMS BUILDINGS SERVICES HEAT PLANT HOT CALORIFIERS KING EDWARD...

... for which they had to provide accommodation; and, whether the ships were wholly devoted to cargo, or part for cargo, part for passengers, anpdart foprropelling-machinery, the services rendesedbythedock-authority would be precisely the same, namely, docking and undocking a ship having a hull of a certain...

...H H WEST © Thomas Telford and ICE 1904 TONNAGE LAW ASSESSMENT HARBOURS CHARGES SHIPPING MEASUREMENT ACTS REGISTRATION DISPLACEMENT REGULATIONS DECKS SHIPS SAILING STEAMSHIPS METHODS CAPACITY MERCHANT SHIPPING TAXATION SERVICES QUAYS ANCHORAGES SAFETY CARGOES...

... SERVICES DISPLACEMENT DRAUGHT COAL FISHING ENTRANCES l 8 DrscussIoN ON THE TONRAGE-LAWS AND TIIZ [Minutes of Discussion. The President* The PRESIDEiNn Tm,oving a vote of thankstotheAuthor for hisPaper,remarked that the Institution owed himthanksnot only for an admirable summary...

... S1,500,000. A reaction against these extreme heights hac, however, taken effect, due partly to their greaterproportionate expense and partly to the fact that thelevator service to the upperfloors of the very high buildings has proved insufficient, so that the present practice 214 BOLTON ON HIGH OFFICE...