... of over ;E500per diem after all charges for generation, primary transmission, interest, depreciation and sinking fund had been allowed for. Mr. G. P. Anderson s theory of temperature-contraction asthe cause of the main crack was worthy of full consideration, but the Fig. 3. Loss OF WATER. EXPRESSED...

... SUBMERSIBLE SUPPORTS PILES PIERS CONCRETE BORING CAISSONS ARCHES LOADS FOUNDATIONS RIVERS MASONRY SPANS SCOUR PROTECTION TEMPERATURE STRESS DEFLECTION ERECTION CAPACITY FORMULAE OPEN COFFERDAMS FAILURES COLLAPSE 228 DISCUSSION ON LAMBETH AND [Minutes of Mr. G ~ V W . great point...

... of maximum pressure is very small indeed and may be neglected. TABLEI. Gaseous mixture: percentages. (Initial presme atmospheric; initial temperature 15" C.) Maximum pressure: atmospheres absolute. + +20 H, 10 0, 70 0, . . . . . . . . . 2 0 H a + l o o a +68*8N,+ 1.2 0, . . . . . . 20H2+100,+70H...

.... TEMPERATURE: 'C. experiments by the aid of the theoretical specific heats-particularly as thoseindicated considerablylessincompletecombustion than other specific-heat systems. The Author believed that theindicator- diagrams taken by the late Professor Bertram Hopkinson 2 on alow- speed engineof 6.37...

...E F LAW; V HARBORD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 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...

... to be Dr.Steinman. reduced by from 40 to 75 per cent.. in order to obtain the correct deflections. The sameneglect to apply the correct theory of analysis probablyaccounted for Dr. Bradfield s figure of 1.60 foot for the temperature deflection, as compared with the writer s figure of 0.80 foot. A recomputation...

...J F PAIN; G ROBERTS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 HARBOURS BRIDGES CALCULATIONS STEEL SUPERSTRUCTURES STRESS STRUCTURES ELASTIC PROPERTIES MEMBERS HINGES ARCHES TWO HINGED LOADS SPECIFICATIONS DEAD LIVE IMPACT WIND DECKS PORTAL METHODS LATERAL EQUATIONS TEMPERATURE...

... 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...

...H C WHITEHEAD; F R O SHAUGHNESSY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 TREATMENT SEWAGE SLUDGE BACTERIAL DIGESTION ANAEROBIC METHODS DISPOSAL WORKS PLANT TANKS CHAMBERS DESIGN FACTORS TEMPERATURE GAS FERMENTATION URBAN CITIES BIRMINGHAM UK 38 WHITEHEAD AND O...

...U R EVANS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 CORROSION PROBLEMS CHEMICAL JAMES FORREST LECTURE FAILURES DAMAGE METALS RESEARCH THEORY PREVENTION TEMPERATURE OXIDATION IRON EXPOSURE RUSTING ATTACK ACTION STEEL ALLOYS BOILERS CALCIUM MAGNESIUM PITTING IMMUNITY PROTECTION...

... CONTENT TANKS BIOLOGICAL ZONING GAS DISPOSAL MANURE ECONOMICS RATES PRODUCTION TEMPERATURE TWO STOREY TWO STAGE PURIFICATION FERMENTATION PLANT ELIMINATION ODOURS FERTILISERS WORKS BACTERIA REACTIONS SEEDING HEATING SOLIDS SUSPENDED HEAT WASTE RESEARCH LABORATORIES NUISANCE...

..., and in 8 days a set of four comprehensive diagrams of the ebb and flood currents at spring and neap tides was obtained, recording depths, directions, and, between the plotted points, the hours and velocities. Temperature and Specijic Gravity of WaterRecords of the 70 McCLUBE ON BOMBAY HARBOUR SURVEY...

... BASEMENTS ERECTION ANCILLARY TIME JETTIES PERFORMANCE TESTS TOWERS COSTS GENERATING ECONOMICS GENERATION ELECTRIC COAL GRIDS LAYOUT SWITCHGEARS TRANSFORMERS THERMAL EFFICIENCY BOILERS TURBOALTERNATORS BOILERS TEMPERATURE DEPTFORD WEST LONDON SCOTLAND UK ProceedingDa.I...

... CIRCULAR LININGS PACKING SINKING JACKHAMMERS BLASTING FRICTION TIMBER MOISTURE TEMPERATURE INDUSTRIES RAND SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON SOME hlETIIODS OP COLD-MINING. 13 Discussion. Mr. T. 1. BAILEYremarked that at the Engineering Conference Yr. Bailey. held...

...A F BROWNE; W J A BUTTERFIELD; S J ELLIS; G HEARN; H R LINTERN 38 CORRESPONDENCE ON ELECTRICAL HEATING OF [Minutes of Correspondence. i~r.Browne Mr. A. FLEMINGBROWNaEsked what the temperature of the air leaving the electric heating-batteries waAs.lso whether any tempering heating-coils or elements...

...S B DONKIN; E R DOLBY; C T A HANSSEN; J A MACINTYRE; E L JOSELIN; J A SLATER; R E CRAMPTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 MESSRS BOURNE & HOLLINGSWORTH ELECTRICAL HEATING VENTILATION BUILDINGS ELECTRICITY STORES SUPPLY TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY AIR CONTROL MOISTURE...

..., in which a low and perfectly uniform temperature has to be maintained a t all times, winter and summer. Such departments, therefore, could only be dealt with by means of reliable thermostatically-controlled machines. To provide for the easy and convenient control of the whole of this extensive and widely...

...W J DOAK; P L PRATLEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 BRIDGES CONSTRUCTION BEARINGS PIERS SPANS TEMPERATURE SHRINKAGE STRESS REINFORCED CONCRETE COSTS SUPERSTRUCTURES ABUTMENTS CYLINDERS GLASGOW UK Correspondence. \v.M Do&. Mr. J. DOAKobserved...

...W H PATCHELL; W E DALBY; W A TOOKEY; B POCHOBRADSKY; C J HAWKES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1928 STANDARDS THERMAL EFFICIENCY INTERNAL COMBUSTION MOTORS CYCLES ENGINES FUEL DIESEL FORMULAE EQUATIONS TEMPERATURE HEAT Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON THERMAL EFFICIENCY. 281...

... on the actual thickness of the oil-film and its distributionon ashaft runningunder various conditions of load, speed, temperature, and viscosity; the experiments described in this Paper havbeeen made with the object of obtaining such data. Such oil-films arethin,andthe difficulties of gettingaccurate results...