... 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...

...DW BROWN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1982 SCOTTISH DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT DESIGN CONSTRUCTION EXPERIMENTAL COUNTERS FISH SPECIALISED INSTALLATION RIVERS SALMON MATERIALS METHODS COSTS WEIRS STEEL BEDS FLOW BANKS LOGIE RIVER NORTH ESK ESK MONTROSE SCOTLAND...

...IRH ALLAN; JF DE LG SOLBE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1975 FISHERIES CATCHMENTS FISH RIVERS SALMON WATER HYDROLOGY FOOD CHANNELS TRANSFER BIOLOGY ORGANISMS FLOW UK Proc. Imtn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1975, 58, Nov., 699-700 HYDROLOGICAL GROUP INFORMAL DISCUSSION Fisheries...

...P L AITKEN; L H DICKERSON; W J M MENZIES; J C MCGRATH; DOUGLAS; E B WILSON; A C ALLEN; W YOUNG; L STEWART; J D KELSALL; D A S MACLELLAN; D A BROWN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1967 FISH PASSES SCREENS WATER POWER WORKS BORLAND FISH LOCKS LIFTS DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SALMON...

... HYDROELECTRICITY DAMS ARCHES SPILLWAYS GATES FOUNDATIONS FISH PASSES GEOLOGY GROUND CONDITIONS FISH PASSES INSTRUMENTATION GAUGES STRAIN CANTILEVER GROUTING CREST DYKES BORING FLOODS RESERVOIRS WATER POWER Discussion on Paper No. 6849* Design aspects of the Strathfarrarand Kilmorack hydro...

...P L AITKEN; L H DICKERSON; W J MILNE MENZIES; MWJ MENZIES . For discussion in Edinburgh* and for written discussiont Paper No. 6928 FISH PASSESANDSCREENS ATWATERPOWERWORKS by Peter Lawrie Aitken, B.Sc., M.I.C.E. Chief Planning & Hydraulic Engineer, North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board Leslie...

... BUTTRESSES COSTS RESERVOIRS EMBANKMENTS LEAKAGE SPILLWAYS SIPHONS CREST BELLMOUTHS GROUTING CURTAIN GROUTS COFFERDAMS JOINTS ACTS SEEPAGE ROCKS FOUNDATIONS MORAINE COLLOIDAL MOVEMENT MEASUREMENT ACCURACY GEOLOGY HIGHLANDS RECREATION FISH PASSES FISH PASSES SCOTLAND...

... was responsible for the well-being of fish in the estuary, including salmon, and pointed out thatthe Hampshire River Board was the responsible authority for salmon and migratory fish in the whole of their area, which included the Test and Southampton Water. 68. His remarks would be mainly concerned...

...A G GOWERS; A A FULTON; J G BROWN; J GUTHRIE BROWN; D A BROWN; M J ROWBOTTOM; W LOGAN; ELSDEN O; J E A ROSEVEARE; G A BONNYMAN; A P SHRIMPTON; C D CROSTHWAITE; D A STEWART; M A WILLIAMS; A C ALLEN; AK DESIGN CONSTRUCTION DAMS LARGE SCREENS FISH PASSES CONCRETE TEMPERATURE OPC ORDINARY...

... BORLAND FISH PASSES METHODS HANDLING LEAN CONVEYORS BELTS TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT CEMENT CONTENT SECTIONS GRANULITE PSAMMITIC ROCKS SALMON FISH RIVERS DIVERSION MIX ORRIN ROSSHIRE SCOTLAND UK Paper No. 6665 SOME P O N S OF INTEREST IN THEDESIGNAND CONSTRUCTION...

...G BAXTER; W J M MENZIES; S D SEDGWICK; G MCLEOD; R W HERSCHY; A A FULTON; F T K PENTELOW; H HEADLAND; C G CARNIE; P L AITKEN; G LACEY; J I WADDINGTON; J S REID RIVERS FISH MIGRATION COMPENSATION FISHERIES WATER SUPPLY UTILISATION LIFE CONSERVATION FLOW SALMON SPAWNING PRESERVATION...

...G BAXTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1961 RIVERS UTILISATION FISH MIGRATORY CORRIGENDA Proceedings, October 1960. Paper No. 6102 (Ahmed), p. 150, 053, line 1. For 83 mld m. m read 93 mld cu. m. p. 152, Q 66, line 9. For 70 mld cu. m read 72 mld cu. m. p. 178, Q 186, line 5. For 70 mld...

... SPAWNING FISH SCOTLAND UK Paper No. 6471 RNER UTILIZATION AND TH33PRESERVATION OF MIGRATORY FISH LIFE George Baxter, O.B.E., M.I.C.E. Former City Water Engineerto the Corporationof Edinburgh For discussion at an Ordinary Meeting on Thursday, 6 April, 1961, at 5.30 p.m., and for subsequent...

... the provision of the largest fish hatchery in Britain. Many of the final results had been achieved only after repeated investigation. For example, the resiting of the intake at Invergarry and theultimate design of the screens relative to theBorland fish pass had demonstrated how importanitt was to have a good...

... openings, and any work which might be required to ease the passage of fish to the fish lock. 42. All the gates are electrically operated, but to avoiddependence on the power line, power is derived from batteries. There is also provision for manual operation inthe event of electrical breakdown. 43...

...GW ROOKE; FL TERRETT; C PEEL; R CAREY; J DUVIVIER; DV BUCK; MW THOMPSON; JPM PANNELL; GB O RORKE; NA MATHESON; S PACKSHAW © Thomas Telford and ICE 1958 QUAYS RECONSTRUCTION PILES PILING FISH WALLS WATER STRUCTURES STEEL DOCKS HARBOURS BOX DRIVING FENDERS DECKS WHITBY...

...GW ROOKE; FL TERRETT UK Paper No. 6269 THE RECONSTRUCTION OF WHITBY FISH QUAY bY Gerald Warburton Rooke, B.A., B.A.I., M.I.C.E. Partner, Lewis and Duvivier, Consulting Engineers and Frank Lockwood Terrett, M.Eng., A.M.I.C.E. Senior Engineer, Lewis and Duvivier, Consulting Engineers...

... RESERVOIRS COSTS TUNNELLING POWER STATIONS DESIGN WATER DIVERSION EARTHQUAKES CONSTRUCTION METHODS FISH PITLOCHRY SCOTLAND KALINADI RIVER SUPA RESERVOIR RIVER AFFRIC MASSIF CENTRAL LOCH DOON MULLARDOCH DA UK FRANCE AUSTRALIA HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT IN SCOTLAND 277...

... DAMS TUNNELS CONTROL GATES VALVES FISH PASSES FISH PASSES CONCRETE MATERIALS SCOTLAND HIGHLANDS SLOY SHIRA ERROCHTY CONON BASIN UK 248 FULTON ON CIVILENGINEERING ASPECTS OF Paper No. 5851 "Civil Engineering Aspects of Hydro-Electric Development in Scotland " bY Angus...