...F W D DAVIS; W MACKENZIE; A BINNS; SIR C KIRKPATRICK; FMGDP TAYLOR; DU PLAT TAYLOR; FMG; SIR L SAVILE; E J BUCKTON; H H G MITCHELL; W H MCALPINE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY IMPROVEMENT WORKS PORTS DOCKS EXPENDITURE DRY GATES LANDINGS STAGE...

...M A RAVENOR © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 LAWS MASS CLAYS PRESSURE TESTS CONSTITUTION APPARATUS PLUNGERS DUCTILITY INDURATION LOADS SETTLEMENT EXPERIMENTS COEFFICIENTS INFLUENCE WATER CONTENT INCREMENT FORMULAE PLASTIC BULBS FAILURES STRUCTURES BEHAVIOUR STAGE...

..., an extension of the wet dock, and a floating passenger landing-stage ; and theWest India andMillwall docks improvements, comprising a new entrance-lock, three connecting passages, sheds and quay-equipment. These works formed part of the programme of extensions and improvements proposed bythelate Sir...

... POWER TANKS SOLIDS DISPOSAL METHODS ODOURS SEPTICISATION IMHOFF SEPTIC CLIMATE MANURE BIOAERATION ECONOMICS TEMPERATURE ALKALINITY STAGE EXPERIMENTS WORKS LAND AGRICULTURE ZONING BIOLOGICAL ACTIVATED MICROORGANISMS MIXING CHAMBERS EXHAUSTS EFFLUENT PUBLIC HEALTH COLLOIDS...

... placed beneath the projecting stage at the top of the side wall. These lights occur a t intervals of about 65 fcet. In addition,eachwall of eachsectioncarries anoutside plug- socket box. Suitable distribution-boxes of the Admiralty type are provided, with flexible cableconnections to these plugs...

...C J B COOKE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 BABCOCK & WILCOX MECHANICAL HANDLING COAL LOCOMOTIVES RAILWAYS MACHINERY PLANT STORAGE COSTS CONVEYORS ENGINES WAGONS COALING STAGE AUTOMATIC ENGLAND CREWE UK 175 COOKE OMNECHANICAHLANDLING OF COAL [Minute8...

...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...

... means of crossing the river. Cement, etc.,for thepiers and abutmentws as mrried inon pack-horses. The bridge was designedby Mr. J.H. Fraser, of the Victorian Railway Department, andwas originally intended to be erected on the bank, drawn across on to stages at each end, and lowered into position...

... to arise in the natureof the unforeseen, As a general rule i t may be said that all kindsof bridges can be so arranged that theerection can be completed without staging or auxiliary girders of any kind ; but the particular conditions of each case must determine whether stagingshould be employed. I n...

...W H LE MESURIER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1887 REMOVAL SAND LANDINGS STAGE WALLS BANKS SANDBANKS SLUICES SCRAPERS DRAG DREDGING RIVERS TIDES LIVERPOOL MERSEY UK 308 LE NESURIER ON REPOVAL OF SAND AT LIVERPOOL. [Selected (Paper No. 2206.) Onthe Removal of Sand...