... ARMOURING PAINT THICKNESS BAYS EROSION DESIGN ANAEROBIC BACTERIA SEA EMBANKMENTS DEFENCES BREAKWATERS PILES TUBULAR INTERNAL RUSTING CARMARTHEN BAY WALES MOUNTBATTEN PLYMOUTH Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1987,82, Oct., 1051-1053 INFORMAL DISCMUSASRIOITNIME ENGINEGERROINUGP...

... STATIONS CONTRACTS ADMINISTRATION TRANSITION CLIMATE CORROSION PIPES PROTECTION REEFS ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENT IMPACT OFFSHORE TRENCHING LIMESTONE BLASTING DREDGING ROCKS ARMOURING ARMOURED SEABED SURF BACKFILLING CEMENT MORTAR LINED SULPHIDES BACTERIA ECOSYSTEMS FEASIBILITY...

... of bacteria and its behaviour is not accurately modelled by the type of bacterial tracer experiment referred to in Q 31 of Paper 8747; the potential seagull problem referred to in Paper 8748 also relates to floating matter.It is disappointing, therefore, that the design intention appeared to be to pass...

... ENVIRONMENTAL EEC PROBLEMS BATHING COMMON MARKET PUBLIC RELATIONS PRESENTATION WORKS BOROUGHS COSTS DISPOSAL DIRECTIVES OUTFALLS STUDIES SURVEYS BIOLOGY FISHING INDUSTRIES SPIDER CRABS TRACERS BACTERIA INVESTIGATIONS CONTRACTS INDIVIDUAL NUISANCE PROPERTY ENVIRONMENT WEYMOUTH...

...-reducing bacteria (SRB) and the generation of hydrogen sulphideoffshore. It is a problem morelikely to be encountered in gravity (in our case concrete) structures because of the presence of a large number of stagnant storage areas;but we have had the problemin Spar which has oil storage. Operating...

... such installations can also present a risk of groundwater pollution by faecal bacteria. The study illustratestheneed for integratedplanning,basedonasoundappreciation of local hydrogeologicaclonditionws,hednevelopinlgow-cost village watesrupplieasnd sanitation, if serious new public health hazards are to be avoided...

...JT MANNING; J MORLEY; BM SADGROVE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1978 CORROSION PARAMETERS PORE THICKNESS STEEL RATES WATER BACTERIA PILES ASSESSMENT STRESS Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs, Part 1, 1978, 64, Feb., 185-187 PILING GROUP INFORMALDISCUSSION Corrosion of steel piles introduced...

.... The corrosion was so extensive in parts that reinforcing bars resembled pieces of sponge. It was caused by a strain of bacteria in the sea water which reduced sulphates to H$, and this in turn attacked the steel. The tidal range at that part of the coast was small and the inlet, which was about 2 mile wide...

... RECHARGING FISSURES RECHARGE AQUIFERS DRAWDOWN SANDSTONE BACTERIA PUMPING WATER RESOURCES BOREHOLES TESTS WATER SUPPLY WELLS KEUPER CONSERVATION ZONES 7115 DISCUSSION Operation of a recharge borehole J. K. MARSHALL, A. SARAVANAPAVAN & 2.SPIEGEL Mr Marshall The Paper itself is of limited...

...PGD SHALLOW; RT GERRARD; DW GREEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1969 BINNIE MALAYA NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD INFLUENCE DEVELOPMENT ELECTRICITY DEVELOPING WORKS OUTLETS SEDIMENTS CLOSURES DAMS BACTERIA HYDROGEN SULPHIDE CLIMATE DESIGN POWER CONSTRUCTION SPILLWAYS LOW...

... the recharge performance obtained, and describes the experiments which weremade during the periodF.actorisnvestigateidncludesduspendemd atteirtnhbeoreholeth, e characteristics of the water used for recharge, and the presence of iron bacteria in theborehole.Anexperimentinwhichsaltinjectionand...

... on Paper No.6922* The reconstruction of the bacteria beds at Minworth Works of the Birmingham, Tame and Rea District Drainage Board by M. H. Box, MSc., A.M.I.C.E. The Author, in his introduction, said that thePaper was submitted before the plant was operating in a way that could give an indication...

...M H BOX © Thomas Telford and ICE 1966 UPPER TAME MAIN DRAINAGE AUTHORITY RECONSTRUCTION BACTERIA BEDS WORKS SEWAGE DIRECT LABOUR TREATMENT FILTRATION DOUBLE ALTERNATING EFFLUENT PUMPING PLANT PENSTOCKS ELECTRICAL CONTROL TANKS DISTRIBUTORS HUMUS GATES CHAMBERS...

... DOMESTIC INDUSTRIAL PURIFICATION TREATMENT PUMPING STATIONS FLOW COSTS BACTERIA SEWAGE WORKS METHODS PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS MACHINERY SLUDGE LAGOONS PERFORMANCE TESTS SEDIMENTATION TANKS BOD BIOLOGICAL OXYGEN DEMAND BATHING BEACHES VELOCITY TURBULENT INFILTRATION STAFF...

... OXYGEN CONSUMPTION AEROBIC MICROORGANISMS DECOMPOSITION RATES ORGANIC MATTER ACTIVATED SLUDGE BIOLOGICAL SLIME CONTACT BEDS BACTERIA CAPACITY SANITARY GERMANY Paper No. 6399 DEVELOPMENTINPUBLICHEALTHENGINEERING IN GERMANY bY Professor Dr.-Ing. habil. Franz Piipel, M.A.S.C.E...

...J LONGWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1957 DEPT OF GOVERNMENT CHEMIST REFUSE DISPOSAL WASTE TOWNS WATER POLLUTION TIPS TIPPING EFFLUENT PERCOLATION WELLS BACTERIA 4 2 0 BROWN, WYLIE, MATTINOLY, AND LONQWELL ON DISPOSAL OF TOWNS WASTES 9. C. Bould and E. Catlow...

...H R OAKLEY; J A PHILPOTT; Z B ABDALLA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1954 USAGE ULTRASONIC VIBRATIONS PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING METHODS AERATION WATER BACTERIA ALGAE SEDIMENTATION SUSPENDED SOLIDS BIOLOGY OAKLEY, PHILPOTT ANADBDALLA ON THE USE UP 283 ULTRASONICVIBRATIONS...

...M R JAMES; L A ALLEN; F N GREEN; F J R TAYLOR; F E BRUCE; M C WEST; B WHITTERON; R C S WALTERS; J B K LEY; C D C BRAINE; F P DATH TAYLOR ON BACTERIA IN RELATION WTAOTER 429 20. J. R . Neefe and J. Stokes, Jun., An epidemic of infectious hepatitis apparently due to a water-borne agent. J. Amer...

...E W TAYLOR © Thomas Telford and ICE 1953 BACTERIA WATER PUBLIC HEALTH DISEASES CONTAMINATION METHODS EVALUATION POLLUTION RISKS WATER SUPPLY TESTS HISTORY CHOLERA ISOLATION SEWAGE VIRUSES ANALYSIS FILTERS GRIMSBY CLEETHORPES ASHBOURNE DERBYSHIRE MANTENO ILLINOIS...