... POLICIES HYDROLOGY STUDIES DROUGHT SYNTHETIC DAMS HYDRAULICS RAW TRUNK MAINS COSTS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BOMBAY BHATSAI Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1986,80,Aug., 945-967 8978 WATER ENGINEERING GROUP Bombay water supply project: demand and resource planning A. P. GOUDY, MA, FICE...

... Sir Norman ROWNTREE, FICEt Over the past century both the UK and the State of New Jersey in the USA have faced recurrent water shortages (Table 1). During these periods of drought water use restrictions were imposed across substantial land areas. Both governmental and public concern provided impetus...

... in three brings severe drought and where there is a popula- tion growth of 372 per annum. D r Mawer described how the model was used to con- sider a wide range of systems and cost parameters. In particular, the cost benefits of three of thedevelopment options were as shown in Table I . While the third...

...FM LAW; DJ DELLOW © Thomas Telford and ICE 1978 APPLIED TECHNIQUES IMPACT MINING MODELS RATES RAINFALL FLOOD PLAINS SYMPOSIA HYDROLOGY STUDIES REPORTS PROJECTS ANALYSIS DROUGHT FLOODS RECORDS PRACTICE ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENT GROUNDWATER EVAPORATION RUNOFF...

... consumption in theMalvern study has also been found to besimilar to the 1975-76 annual average consumption.The results are a good basis forproducing revised forecasts but theeffects of meter inaccuracy,drought savings and thehouseholds reaction to being studied must be considered in establishing a starting...

...AS THOM; FM LAW; CE WRIGHT; DC LEDGER; JA COLE; HL PENMAN; TM PRUS CHACINSKI; JC RODDA; DL WALKER Proc. Znsfn Ciu. Engrs, Part 2, 1977, 63,Sept., 721-731 7960 DISCUSSION Rainfall, runoff and climatic change A. S. THOM 81D. C. LEDGER Dr Ledger Although drought is not a phenomenon generally...

...M A BERAN; T KITSON; F A K FARQUHARSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1977 RIVERS FLOW DROUGHT WATER SUPPLY WATER WATER RESOURCES Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1977, 62, Aug., 529-533 HYDROLOGICAL GROUP INFORMALDISCUSSION Assessing the severity of the l976 river flows: a hydrologist's...

... WATER CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES WATER SUPPLY USE PLANT WORKS ECONOMICS DROUGHT COOLING HYDROLOGY PLANNING RESEARCH WATER RESOURCES RIVERS AIR TEESIDE UK DISCUSSION ON THE UTILIZATION AND CONSERVATION OF WATER IN THECHEMICAL INDUSTRY 169 Paper No. 6465 The utilizationand...

... operational and maintenance troublesand is in general uneconomic. The use of cooling towearsnd the prospects of air cooling are briefly reviewed. Finally, the specialmeasurestaken to copewith the 1959 drought in the Billingham group of I.C.I. chemical factories on North Tees-side are described. INTR~DUCIION...

...WK LEWIS; RLG HETHERINGTON; J GLASSPOOLE; CF LAPWORTH; PO WOLF; RK LINSLEY; F LAW; W ALLARD; D LLOYD; ARB EDGECOMBE; HW UNDERHILL; RW THOMPSON; FHW GREEN; WHR NIMMO; NAR ROWNTREE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1958 RAINFALL RUNOFF CATCHMENTS DRAINAGE LAND DETERIORATION DROUGHT YIELD...

... DROUGHT EVAPORATION YIELD RESERVOIRS RECORDS CLAERWEN CABAN DAM UK STORAGE : ELAN AND CLAERWEN GATHERING GROUNDS 389 Discussion Mr R.C. S. Wdters said that in Table 5 the Authors gave the average rainfall for various periods, and taking the three driest consecutive years, an average...

...C A RISBRIDGER; W H GODFREY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1954 RAINFALL RUNOFF STORAGE HYDROLOGY CATCHMENTS STATISTICS FLOODS DROUGHT RELIABILITY EVAPORATION ABSORPTION TURF WALLS MEASUREMENT APPARATUS RECORDS DISCHARGES IMPOUNDING RESERVOIRS GATHERING GROUNDS FLOODS...

...F C VOKES; W E BLIZARD; C B TOWNEND; H D MANNING; C D C BRAINE; J RAWLINSON SOUTH AFRICA MAURITIUS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1952 SEWERAGE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SUBTROPICAL DISEASES FILTERS SANITATION PUBLIC HEALTH CLIMATE DROUGHT SHORTAGES WATER STORMS FARMING AGRICULTURE...