... FOUNDATIONS MOVEMENT BERMS LOCKS GATES SLIPS DREDGING FAILURES TRENCHES CAISSONS CLAYS BASINS WATER LEVELS PUMPING MACHINERY SLIDING BLUE CLAY ENTRANCES RIVERS ROLLERS TIMBERING SEDIMENTS SILT CYCLONES PRESSURE KIDDERPUR KIDDERPORE CALCUTTA INDIA ASIA 114 DISCUSSION...

...W G WALES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1895 CAISSONS GATES LOCKS DOCKS ENTRANCES HYDRAULICS COSTS OPENINGS CLOSURES CONSTRUCTION MASONRY CONCRETE MATERIALS RAMS MACHINERY SLIDING SHIPS WALLS FOUNDATIONS GRAVING TIDAL RIVERS DRY TIDES BUTE CARDIFF WALES KOWLOON...

..., Figs. l, 2 , 3, 4 show the 40-inchlathe, with four cutting tools for turning steel guns, propeller-shafts, ingot-bloaks, &c. The lathe is 75 feet long, and weighs about 100 tons. It is adapted for screwing, sliding parallel or taper work, and surfacing. It will take in objects between the centres...

...D MACALISTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1881 CAISSONS DOCKS ENTRANCES IRON BOX SHIPS SLIDING ROLLING FLOATING GRAVING COSTS GARVEL GREENOCK CERRO MONTEVIDEO QUEBEC SCOTLAND URUGUAY CANADA UK r i ~ l ~ ~ s .M] ICALISTER os C ~ ~ I Y S O NFSOE DOCK EKTRAWES. 337...

..., in which the limiting surface A B is of course horizontal. Mud., too, differs little from water, excepting thatits density is greater. Butimaginethatthereexistsin C D a water-bearing seam. This permeable bed, saturatedwithandischarging water, would evidently form a sliding surface,especially as it would...

... whomerecapable of enteringinto its details mould find thembothinteresting and instructive. TheAuthor had discussed a t lengththe resistance to extension,compression, torsion, flexure, shearing, and sliding of the particles on each other;and had addedvarious remarks on the texture ofbodies, the limits of safety...

...J GAUDARD MATERIALS STRENGTH RESISTANCE PROPERTIES EXTENSIONS MOLECULAR MECHANICS RESISTANCE COMPRESSION SLIDING TEXTURE BODIES LIMITS SAFETY TORSION CYLINDERS FLEXURE MOMENTS BENDING CONTINUOUS BEAMS RUPTURES FORMULAE COMPOUND DEFORMATION ST VENANT EQUATIONS...

...C HOARE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1855 SLIDE RULES INSTRUMENTS RULES MEASUREMENT SLIDING 524 EARTH-BORING MACHINE. 29th of May, was shown in the Ante-room, and its mode of action was described. The chief objects of the system were todo away with the objectionable boring rods...

...SCAMP; W FAIRBAIRN; W G ARMSTRONG; LORD RADSTOCK; RADSTOCK; WALKER; RANKINE; J MURPHY; J SIMPSON; LADY BENTHAM; S BENTHAM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1854 CAISSONS SLIDING DOCKYARDS ENTRANCES FLOATING DRY DOCKS LOCKS DAMS KEYHAM UK c45 KEYHAM CAISSON. where thestrain...

... of the water in each basin is 28 feet, and the principal, or south entrance, is so constructedas to form a dry dock of about 260 feet in length, 80 feet wide, and 43 feet deep. The front, or west entrance of the lock, is closed by the new sliding caisson, andthe easternextremity by one of theordinary construc...

...F C PENROSE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1851 HELICOGRAPHS SCREWS SLIDING INSTRUMENTS TURN-TABLEE.NGINE 245 No. 844 Description of a Turn-table, 42 feet in diameter, in use otnhBe ristol and Exeter Railway. By JOHNJ o s E p I i MACDONNELL, M . Inst. C.E. THISturn-table works on a ball...

...J C SINGELS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1839 HOLLAND WATERSTAAT GATES SLIDING CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCES LOCKS DOCKS CAISSONS TIMBER 78 templates of the arch-stones. Thecentering was eased onthe forty-firstdayafterthearch waskeyed,andstruck on the forty- second day; the arch...

...H R PALMER UK GATES SLIDING CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCES LOCKS DOCKS INVERTS ARCHES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1839 PORT TALBOT WALES argued that the extra expense wiblle met by the savingin the length of the lock and in the quantity of the water used. In constructing...