... PERFORMANCE HOT WEATHER CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY CLIMATE INDUCED ASSESSMENT RESPONSIBILITY DEVELOPMENT MECHANISMS CEMENT ATTACK SULPHATES LIMITS LEVELS POROSITY CONTENT CARBONATION COVERS REINFORCING PROTECTIVE COATINGS TESTS INGRESS BIBLIOGRAPHY MIDDLE EAST Proc. Instn...

... CONTROL LIMITS STANDARDS TESTS SIMULATION ALLOYS LABORATORIES PREDICTION ELECTROCHEMISTRY MECHANISMS EXPERIMENTS DESIGN PRACTICE ANALYSIS WEIGHT LOSS CUBES STRENGTH REINFORCEMENT CARBONATION CRACKING DEVELOPMENT THICKNESS CORROSIVE ATTACK BARS ANNUAL RATES BUILDING...

...AR COLLINS; NJ COCHRANE; SIR A PUGSLEY; G CHARLESWORTH; J SWEETMAN; SIR B WALLIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1982 SIR WILLIAM HALCROW ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY SANDHURST DAMS WAR ATTACK HISTORY WORLD WAR 2 MILITARY AIRCRAFT BOMBS BOUNCING WEAPONS VIBRATIONS PROPERTIES...

...AR COLLINS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1982 DAMS WAR AIRCRAFT MILITARY ATTACK DAMBUSTERS WORLD WAR 2 GERMANY h o c . Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 2, 73, Sept., 697 Corrigendum to 8531 The originsand design of the attackon the Germandams.A. R. Collins.Published in Proc. Instn Civ...

...AR COLLINS; SIR B WALLIS GERMANY UK Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 2,1982,13, June, 3 8 M 0 5 8531 Thoeriginasnd design of thaettack on the German dams A. R. COLLINS, MBE, DSc, FEngF, ICE, FlStructE* An interest in attacking dams had existed in the RAF for some years before the War...

...WH HARRISON; RW COOKE; BRE BUILDING RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT BRE SULPHATES RESISTANCE BURIED CONCRETE CEMENT ATTACK EXPERIMENTS SOLUTIONS SPECIMENS FOUNDATIONS SLAG MIXES SOILS GROUNDWATER PILES SITES Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part l, 1981,70, Nov., 871-874 PILING GROUP...

... to establish areas needing repair, and the remedial works carried out. The use of a half cell potential test to detect possible corrosion of the reinforcement is reported and the factors influencing the susceptibility of bridge decks to attack by chloride salts are discussed. Introduction Haddiscoe Bridge (Fig...

... SULPHATES REINFORCEMENT DETERIORATION CHLORIDE RESINS CRACKS BARS ADHESIVES MORTAR TECHNIQUES REPAIRS WORK MATERIALS METHODS DEFECTS ATTACK DURABILITY RESEARCH RUBBER Proc. Insrn Civ. Engrs, Part 1 , 1981, 70, May, 325-341 8339 DISCUSSION Concrete deterioration and .repair T. P. O BRIEN...

...PG FOOKES; IE HIGGINBOTTOM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1980 WIMPEY LABORATORIES WIMPEY PROBLEMS DESERTS PRODUCTION SULPHATES CONSTRUCTION AREAS QUALITY GYPSUM AGGREGATES INVESTIGATIONS CONTROL ATTACK PERSIAN GULF GULF ARABIA MIDDLE EAST Proc. r n m Ch...

... BLACKTOPS SAFETY WEARING COURSES WIND DESIGN COUNTRIES COASTAL MATERIALS ATTACK SAND PAVEMENTS DUNES SPECIFICATIONS DUBAI SHARJAH BAYADAT WADI HATTA UAE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES MIDDLE EAST ARABIA DUBAI Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs, Part 1, 1980, 68, Aug., 539-544 8287 DISCUSSION...

...T WHITAKER; CK HASWELL; AS WEST © Thomas Telford and ICE 1976 PILES ACTION CORROSION SULPHATES ATTACK DAMAGE CONCRETE ENVIRONMENT AGGRESSIVE STEEL TIMBER Proc. Insin Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1976, 60, May, 313-315 PILING GROUP INFORMALDISCUSSION Piles and their environment...

.... Bate of the BRE. The failure was attributed to conversion and chemical attack and it was found that beams in the neighbouring gymnasium were similarly affected. The Department of the Environment (DOE)declared HAC concrete structures suspect, with priority of attention being given to HAC concrete first...

... CONSTRUCTION DISCHARGES DRY HANDLING ATTACK COFFERDAMS DEWATERING CONCRETING FARAKKA GANGA CALCUTTA INDIA ASIA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1975 Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs, Part 1 , 1975, 58, Feb., 61-84 7725 Farakka barrage project: a challenge to engineers Since the beginning...

... and Forestcryommissioned the investigation. 9. A detailed account of the investigations has been given in five volumes concerning; (a) steady overflow and the wash-out process of the dam; (b) wave attacks; (c) overflowing down the slopes of the dam; ( d ) landslides falling into the reservoir; (e) floodwaves. A final...

... certain success and no damage from fragmentation, blast or earthshock. Thecrane weighed1100 tonsand was182 ft high. Preliminary trials were made and a formof shearing attack on the members using plastic explosive was decided on. Details are given of the charges, the manner in which they were laid...

... PILING METHODS BERTHING DEEP WATER FENDERS GRAVITY FENDERS JETTIES ATTACK BARNACLES COATINGS PILES COFFERDAMS PERMANENT WORKS LOADING CRUDE PROTECTION STEELWORK CATHODIC UNDERWATER HAMMERS RENDHEX DRIVING DOCKS ACCOMMODATION SHIPBUILDING CONCRETING ANGLE BAY MILFORD...

... these might occur? 97. It might be useful, in view of Captain Andrew s remarks, to know what protec- tion timber needed to resist settlement and attack by Teredo larvae. Was a coat of paint good enough? It was mentioned at the endof 5 46 that a piece of driftwood had been found to be discharging actively...

... CONVERSION HEXAGONAL HYDRATED CALCIUM ALUMINATES STRUCTURES REGULATIONS USE BEHAVIOUR TESTS SPECIMENS HYDRATION INFLUENCE TEMPERATURE LONG TERM ALKALI ATTACK HYDROLYSIS SEA WATER Paper No. 6652 ASTUDY OF DETERIORATION OF STRUCTURAL CONCRETEMADEWITHHIGH-ALUMINACEMENT by AdamMatthewNeviUe...

...H J BURGESS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1963 MALAYA FOREST RESEARCH INSTITUTE MARINE BORERS TESTS TIMBER RESEARCH TEREDO PESTS ATTACK SINGAPORE MALAYA MALAYSIA ASIA SINGAPORE SREEAPAOCRTISON COMMITTEE 195 OPERATINEGXPERIENCE WITH CATHODIC PROTECTION 13. From all...

... over a long period in spite of minor breaks in con- tinuity of the records. It was, for instance, found necessary to useP.V.C.- coatedbulb systems to preventelectrolyticcorrosion attacking the capillary tubes. 17. Additional Cambridge recorders, to a total of 10, were installed during...