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CD BROWN, RS ANDERSON, DW SMITH, RB HILL, AD BARRETT, HV COLLEY, RENNIE, PF MEAD, SK LISZKA, JKTL NASH, ALL BAKER, SH STUDINSKI, ACE SANDBERG, LORD HOLFORD, SIR H HARDING, R BERESFORD, JRJ KING, DAVIES
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1973) 54 (4): 717–746.
Published: 01 November 1973
... clay which surrounded it and existed below the piles. Fig. D5 shows calculated settlements for each of the piers made by Professor R. E. Gibson, and Fig. D6 makes a comparison with the new Waterloo Bridge and Chelsea Bridge. M r R. Beresford, Mott, Hay and Anderson. Resident Engineer in Arizona Many...
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Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1973) 54 (1): 25–46.
Published: 01 February 1973
... the rebuildingoperation in Arizona in which the masonry facework of the old bridge has been reconstructed at Lake Havasu on the Colorado River. History It is probable that there hbaesen a bridge over the River Thames at London, intermittently at least, since Roman times. It remained the only bridge over the tidal reaches...
