...A E KELSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 SILVAN DAM CONSTRUCTION DAMS CITIES WATER SUPPLY STORAGE RESERVOIRS PLANNING PLANT COSTS STAFF MATERIALS TESTS FILL CONSOLIDATION EARTH EARTHFILL CONCRETE QUARRIES CORES WALLS OUTLETS CONDUITS EXCAVATING PUMPING TIMBERING...

... RESISTANCE RESISTANT DESTRUCTION SEISMOLOGY BRIDGES MOVEMENT FORCES SEISMIC WAVES VIBRATIONS HORIZONTAL ACCELERATION STEEL REINFORCEMENT FISSURES GROUND EMBASSIES TIMBER BRICKWORK DAMAGE OSCILLATIONS TOKYO DOMINION MUSEUM WELLINGTON JAPAN ASIA NEW ZEALAND 384 DISCUSSION...

... 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...

... UNITS GREENHEART POSTS FLOATING TIMBER QUOINS HOLLOW DRY DEEPENING HEBBURN ON TYNE ENGLAND UK ENGLAND 96 MITCHELL ON RECONSTRUCTION OF GRAVING-DOCK [Minutes of (Paper No. 4714.) The Reconstruction of a Graving-Dock Entrancewith a Single-LeafGate at Hebburn-on-Tyne...

...W W GRIERSON; F PALMER; A NEWLANDS; H J FEREDAY; H M MORGANS; S C LEWIS; E P ANDERSON; SIR G HUMPHREYS; H D SMITH; J ALEXANDER RECONSTRUCTION VIADUCTS MAINTENANCE TIMBER METALS PROTECTION REINFORCEMENT PIERS DECKS SPANS PITCHING GIRDERS CORROSION COLUMNS CAST IRON SALTASH...

...R F HINDMARSH TYNE IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION BRIMS HOLLOWAY QUAYS BERTHING RIVERS WALLS STEEL SHEETPILING PILES ANCHORS BLOCKS DREDGING CYLINDERS PILING REINFORCED CONCRETE SUPERSTRUCTURES TIMBER ROUNDHEADS FENDERS BOLLARDS CAPSTANS TRANSIT SHEDS RAILWAYS ROADS...

...C KIRKPATRICK; A C GARDNER; J S WILSON; M B BUXTON; G HUMPHREYS; H BERRIDGE; A D KEIGWIN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY RECONSTRUCTION PIERS TIMBER CYLINDERS SINKING STEELWORK DETERIORATION MOISTURE RAILWAYS PERMANENT WAY HYDRAULIC PRESSURE...

...J H NICHOLSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY RECONSTRUCTION PIERS HISTORY TIMBER LAYOUT CYLINDERS FOUNDATIONS METHODS SINKING STEEL SUPERSTRUCTURES ERECTION STEELWORK CONCRETE LOADS STRESS STATIONS BUILDINGS DECKS WAYBEAMS...

... been better to puta blanket of puddle-clay round the caisson t o prevent leakage of air, instead of putting t h e clay there after blowing had occurred 1 The Paper described wha.t he believed was the first instance in which cylinders for bridge-foundations had been constructed of timber combined...

.... No doubtthe additional expense of using a reinforced-concrete substructure in preference to creosoted timber piles was a good investment. Such a structure was thought tobe as permanent as engineering skill could make it and, moreover, it had the appearance of being permanent. Notwithstanding the abundance...

...R M WYNNE EDWARDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1928 CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY SYDNEY E. JUNKINS COMPANY LTD. REINFORCED CONCRETE PILES DRIVING GRAVEL FILL PIERS TRACK SHEDS TIMBER DESIGN REINFORCED STEEL PRECASTING CONCRETING PLANT CURING HANDLING PILES...

... xr.Tickel1 be obtained for eachdescription of tunnel. These preliminary costs, however, requireda number of corrections andadditions. Timber, for instance, issued to one length of tunnel would be moved on and reused a t other faces ; fuel, lubricants, and a great variet.y of petty stores escaped entry...

...J P PORTER BRIDGES FOUNDATIONS TRANSPORT CHALK PILED MONOLITHS BEARING POWER ABUTMENTS TIMBER BYPASSES ROADS CONSTRUCTION TESTS PILES PILING RECORDS RESISTANCE GROUND DRIVING FORMULAE SAFETY DEEP DESIGN WATFORD GADE BRIDGE COLNE BRIDGE UK © Thomas...

... andequally effective, unless there were local conditions, not indicated in the Paper, necessitating the exclusion of piles on that particularportion of thesite. There didnotappearto be any specific reason for usingconcrete piles a t the Colne bridge when timber piles had been decided on for the Gade bridge...

... per pile, even on 12-inch by 12-inch squarcd 3fIr.Pmtley. timber, was much higher than thatordinarilyallowed in his practice ; and the fact that 75 years of efficient service had not impaired t,he usefulness of the piles spoke well for the value of the timber used. Memel timber was a term unfamiliar...

...G E W CRUTTWELL; L H SAVILE; H H DALRYMPLE HAY; O FABER; N G GEDYE Proceedil1p.l DISCUSSION ON IIIGH-LEVEL BRIDGE. 185 Discussion. The AUTHOR,after showing lantern-slides illustrating the work, The Author. referred t o some samples of timber exhibited at themeeting, which had been takenout...

...H A REED © Thomas Telford and ICE 1926 WHARVES RECONSTRUCTION DOCKS TIMBER CANALS DESIGN SUPERSTRUCTURES CYLINDERS SHEDS FOUNDATIONS TRIALS PILES PROBLEMS CONSTRUCTION REINFORCED CONCRETE WEIGHT DRIVING TESTS MOVEMENT CONTRACTORS MANUFACTURE COSTS MANCHESTER...

... BRIDGES INVESTIGATIONS MAINTENANCE STRESS BARS TENSION TAR MACADAM TIMBER ANCHORAGES SUSPENDERS MEASUREMENT STRAIN ELASTIC LIMITS WIND TESTS FATIGUE FAULTS WELDS STRENGTH FRACTURE MENAI BRIDGE WARDEN BRIDGE SCOTSWOOD BRIDG UK Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON THE MENAI...

...H STRINGER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1923 RAILWAYS ECONOMICS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING TRAFFIC HANDLING CAPACITY TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORTATION WEIGHT RAILS MAXIMUM GRADIENTS MINIMUM RADIUS CURVATURE GAUGES EFFECT LAND PERMANENT WAY SLEEPERS TIMBER BALLAST...

...P T GASK; M FITZMAURICE; WENTWORTH SHEILDS; A BINNS; T THOMSON; C S MEIK; FEW SHEILDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1922 IMPROVEMENT PORTS HARBOURS FOUNDATIONS GALES WORKS EARTHQUAKES STORMS BREAKWATERS SEA WALLS MOORING JETTIES DESIGN MONOLITHS CONCRETE DETERIORATION TIMBER...