...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...

... beenlenttothe mall by itsarchedform following the 495 feet radius curve of the track. This wall was built in 15 feet sections, the excavation being heavily timbered and followed by the concrete as rapidly :LA possible, but before it was completed i t became evident t h a t i t would be insufficient.Theshale bed...

...F E W SHEILDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1914 DOCKS CONSTRUCTION QUAYS WALLS CONCRETE TRENCHES CAISSONS TIMBERING EQUIPMENT STABILITY SOUTHAMPTON WHITE STAR DOCK ENGLAND UK 42 WENTWORTH-SHEILDS ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF [Minutes of 11 November, 1913...

...G H MILLS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1912 RAILWAYS CUTTINGS BOGS OIL SHEETPILING TIMBERING IRELAND Papers.] MILLS ONRAAILWAY-CUTTING IN BOG. 251 (Puper No. 3965.) A Method of Dealing with a Railway-Cutting in Bog. By GEORQEHEMINGWMAIYLLS,M. Inst. C.E. DURINtGhe construction...

...F J WARING EXTENSIONS RAILWAYS TUNNELS COLONIES CONSTRUCTION GRADIENTS TUNNELLING CLIMATE TIMBERING BRIDGES PERMANENT WAY GIRDERS LATTICE IRON COSTS EXCAVATIONS CURVES EARTHWORKS CULVERTS RETAINING WALLS HAPUTALE BANDARAWELA KURNNEGALA ALUTGAMA GALLE MATARA...

... invert between them. On the Middlesex side the excavation was almost entirely in clay or made ground, and there was little difficulty with water. The excavation was taken out to thefullwidth before any concrete or brickwork was inserted, and, except at the deep end, very little timbering was necessary...

... 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...

...E E MATHESON Papers.] MATHESON ON THE AMPTHILLL SECOND TUKTXEL. 335 (Students Paper No. 352.) (Abridged.) Timbering in the Ampthill Second Tunnel. By EDWAREDTVINMGATHESONS,tud. Inst. C.E. THEwidening of the Midland Railway between Ketteringand London will be completed by the co~ostructionof...

... CONSTRUCTION DRIVING BRICKWORK HEADINGS DRILLING DRILLS COMPRESSED AIR PUMPING TUNNELLING BRICKS VENTILATION WATER ALIGNMENT THEODOLITES INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTATION GRADIENTS PUMPS TIMBERING UNDERGROUND SURVEYS SURVEYING DORE CHINLEY TOTLEY COWBURN ENGLAND SHEFFIELD EDALE...

... DEPOSITS ZINC SULPHIDES TIMBERING LIXIVIATION PROCESS CARBONATES GEOLOGY METHODS METALS POISONING MINERALS BROKEN HILL NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIA Discussion. Mr. Hnyter. Mr. HARRISEOANYTPEreRsi,dent, said it was some time since the Institution had brought before .it the subject...

...M B JAMIESON; J HOWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1893 BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY UNION MINES MINING ORES TREATMENT SILVER LEAD GEOLOGY TIMBERING COSTS SHAFTS REDUCTION SMELTING PLANT ENGINES FLUX COKE FURNACES DRESSING MILLS LEACHING AMALGAMATION REFINERIES SURFACE...

... atthe Broken Hill minespresented no exception to the latter portion of thatgeneralrule.ThePaper afforded manyillustrations, of which he selected twoonly for special comment. 1. As regardtshsequare-set system of timbering (introduced i n 1887, and now so extensively employed that over 100,000 cubic feet...

... TRANSPORT UNDERPINNING DISTRICT LINE TIMBERING VENTILATION PERMANENT WAY STATIONS WORKS TUNNELS CLAYS LONDON CLAY TUBES SETTLEMENT BUILDINGS FANS LONDON ENGLAND METROPOLITAN DISTRICT LINE CIRCLE LINE CITY LINE UK 52 DISCUSSION ON METROPOLITAN RAILWAYS. minutes of Discussion...

...B BAKER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1881 ACTUAL LATERAL PRESSURE EARTHWORKS WALLS SLOPES RETAINING VIBRATIONS BALLAST THRUST TUNNELS TUNNELLING UNDERGROUND RAILWAYS FISSURES TIMBERING SAND EARTH TEMPORARY WORKS SOILS STATIONS FAILURES FOUNDATIONS CLAYS LONDON CLAY...