...PJ CURRAN; G THOMPSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1988 DILUTION EFFLUENT EVALUATION DISPERSION DYES WATER TECHNIQUES BOATS DATA MEASUREMENT METHODS SAMPLING COSTS MODELLING Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 2, 1988,85, June, 357-358 DISCUSSION ON PAPER 9129 WATER ENGINEERGIRNOGUP...

...DH KALIS; DR CHILD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1987 MARINAS COSTS SITES LOCATION FINANCE BERTHING DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS SECURITY BOATS LOCKS DREDGING SEWAGE FISHING USAGE ACCESS PONTOONS Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1987,82, Apr., 4 8 7 4 8 9 I N F ODRI SMCAUMLSASREI ONI...

... outfall, dye can be injected into the sewage and the resultant plume tracked by boat. Remotely sensed imagery is now a useful adjunct to survey by boat as it provides a synoptic view of a plume at an instant which, because of tide, wind and current changes, a survey by boat is unable to do.In...

... of the canal age: Brindley s romantic linear parks, unequalled in their charmand useof water ata human scale. It belongs to images of rosedecorated narrow boats; to single cylinder diesel engines; to misty mornings on the Oxford Canal or summer Sundays on the Trent and Mersey. What commerce is all about...

... a boon to the oil industry, it has also become an excellent entrance to the fishery harbour, which is also booming. At no time has a fishing boat failed to make this harbour of refuge under storm conditions, and it is to be hoped that no-one will change this situation by altering the breakwaters...

... PREVENTION DEOXYGENATION BOATS MATERIALS REMOVAL PLANTS FLOATING DESIGN INSECTS FISH COSTS MACHINERY ROOTS PUBLIC HEALTH WATER AUTHORITIES Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs, Part 1, 1982,12, Aug., 5 0 4 5 0 7 INTERNATIOCNOAMLMIISRSORINIOGNATINIOFON RMAL DBRRAITNAIASNGHDE: SECTION DISCUSSION Modern...

... WATER AUTHORITIES CONFLICTS CONTROL AGRICULTURE FAUNA RECREATION GEOGRAPHY BASINS QUALITY WATER RESOURCES DEMAND BOATING RECREATIONAL BIRDWATCHING BIOLOGY BOATS STUDIES BARRIERS ANGLIAN WATER AUTHORITY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1980 Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1980, 68...

... DESIGN SEABED CELLULAR TEMPORARY SHAPE CONSTRUCTION FORCES PRESSURE SCOUR WALLS BEACHES MARINAS BOATS HYDRAULIC STUDIES CRANES LOADS STRUCTURAL COSTS TESTS PERMANENT PROTECTION ARMOURING DREDGING BRIGHTON ENGLISH CHANNEL CHANNEL UK Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1...

...G GOULSTON; PR LYON; JP TOLLERFIELD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1977 DEVELOPMENT AIDS DAMAGE TANKERS NAVIGATION ACCIDENTS BOATS STRUCTURES PILOTS SHIPS BERTHING VESSELS DOLPHINS PORTS FENDERS Proc. Znsin Cio. Engrs, Part 1, 1977, 62, Feb., 167-169 INFORMAL DISCUSSION...

...MG BARRETT; FARRINGTON WHARTON; GED DUFF; HG TRIMBLE; RE TUCKWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1970 LIFEBOATS PILES STEEL SLIPWAYS STATIONS PROCEDURE PREFABRICATED BOATS CONSTRUCTION INSTALLATION GROUTING DESIGN TREVOSE HEAD PADSTOW CORNWALL UK 7 208 DISCUSSION...

...BW WILSON; J SOMMET; F RAICHLEN; WCQ TOOSTING; SM FISHER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1968 THRESHOLD SURGES DAMAGE SHIPS VESSELS RESTRAINT MOORINGS HARBOURS FORCES BOATS DISTURBANCE 7018 DISCUSSION The threshold of surge damage for moored ships B. W.WILSON M. J . Sommet...

... channel of ideas which maynot infrequently prove advantageous in the end, this I think is one of the chief benefits of leavingfor awhile the Fireside where the young imagination received its first impressions. We were part of a day at Bristol where I made a tour through the Steam Boats which were all...

... MECHANISATION NAVIGATION AMENITIES BOATS SYSTEMS TRANSPORTATION LEISURE LOCKS CONCRETE DREDGING WATER SUPPLY COMMERCIAL IMPROVEMENT TRANSPORT WATERWAYS RECREATION GATES PILING BARGES NATIONALISATION TRAFFIC MAINTENANCE BRITISH TRANSPORT COMMISSION BRITISH WATERWAYS 206 DISCUSSION...

... LOCKS GATES MINING SUBSIDENCE DESIGN SIMPLIFIED WOOD GLUE POLYESTER BOATS SHIPS VESSELS CAPACITY CARRYING STREAMLINING OVERHAUL WORK STUDIES WAREHOUSES BRITISH WATERWAYS BRITISH TRANSPORT COMMISSION © Thomas Telford and ICE 1961 Paper No. 6466 RECENT WORKS...

... layout showed three tracks for boat trains, and itwas stated that this facilitated the handling of these trains, partly owing to the provision of cross-overs; but the cross-overs shown on theplan were onlyabout 80 or 90ft from thsetop-blocks at the end of the track and were clearly meant to function only...

...H D RIMMER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1953 REPAIRS SEWERS STORMS BEACHES WEATHER BOATS CANTILEVER CRIBS LEADERS CHESIL COVE DORSET PORTLAND BILL UK 454 RIMMER ON REPAIRS TO SEA-OUTFALL SEWER Paper No. 5916 "Repairs to Sea-Outfall Sewer on the Storm-Beach in Chesil...

... thevessel is moored, is picked up by a line from the ship's boom and lifted on to the deck. Further bights on the line enable the latter to be hauled up sufficiently for coupling the hose to thedeck oil-connexion. BOATHARBOUR For the working of the port of Mina al-Ahmadi a boat harbour with a dredged water...