... MEASURING FORMATION DEFECTS INTEGRITY SHAFTS TESTS SPOIL REINFORCEMENT STEEL FAILURES LIMESTONE TESTING SPECIFICATIONS DOCKLANDS LONDON DOCKLANDS SOUTH QUAY GLASGOW ST ENOCH SQUARE SCOTLAND UK Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1,1988,84D, ec., 13161319...

...JB RIDDELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1986 SCOTRAIL GLASGOW TUNNELS STRENGTHENING WORKS GROUND WEAK PARTIAL CONCRETE SLABS FAILURES GEOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS SILT CHAINAGES BURIED VALLEYS THICKNESS WALLS LININGS PILES MONITORING SYSTEMS STITCH MEASUREMENT MOVEMENT...

... arrangements not provesatisfactory as had apparently occurreidn theUSA. 14. Reclamation and developmentof old industrialsites Introducer S. THORBURN* Reporter B. E. Waters? The introductory note dealt mainwlyith case studiesof two sites inMr Thorburn s home area of Glasgow. The first concerned the reclamation...

... GLASGOW SCOTLAND UK Proc. lnstn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1983,74, May, 317-321 DISCUSSION ON PAPER 8583 Concrete support forrailway track :precast and in situ slabs D. L. Cope Mr D. E. Sinclair, Member As a casual observer of the cast-in concrete sleeper track on the Glasgow Owen Street lowlevel line...

... NETWORKS CONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS WALLING TRACK MAINTENANCE CONSTRAINTS RESIDENTS CONVERSION FINISHES TENDERS BURROWING WALLS DIAPHRAGM BENTONITE SLABS SAVINGS NUISANCE SECANT PANDROL SHOULDERS COMPLETION PAVED CONCRETE TRANSCLYDE KELVINHAUGH ARGYLE SCOTLAND GLASGOW UK...

... SLURRY SLABS MATERIALS JUNCTIONS DESIGN TUNNELS TECHNIQUES GEOLOGY PERMANENT WAY SECTIONS ROOFS INVERTS CONTRACTS QUANTITIES GLASGOW KELVINHAUGH ARGYLE LINE SCOTLAND UK Proc. Insin Civ. Engrs, Part I , 1980, 6 8 , Aug., 369-389 8350 The Transclyde railway network...

... GLASGOW SCOTLAND TN 89 The use of multi-stage triaxial tests t o find theundrained strength parameters of stony boulder clay A multi-stage test technique suitable for undrained testing of a singlespecimen is described. The technique is applicable to soils which do not reach a peak value of compressive...

...J HAYES; G TRUSCOTT; HR LUPTON; G MCGEACHIE; EW FLAXMAN; WT GREER; G AINSWORTH; W BACON; JB SCIVIER; DH HUGHES; HR OAKLEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1973 SEWAGE SEA SHIPS SLUDGE MARINE ODOURS DISPOSAL PUMPING LANCASHIRE CHESHIRE ENGLAND GLASGOW SCOTLAND UK 7604...

...UNKNOWN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1971 RENNIE AND KIRKWOOD SEWERAGE SHIPYARDS GLASGOW OBITUARY T h oWmialsl i a m Norman Beasant, BSc who was born on 2 March, 1923, died on 9 February, 1971. Educated at Truro Schoohle, studeiendgineering at Glasgow University, taking his...

... in the Paper reaches within 2 miles of the Glasgow city boundary or about 7 miles from the city centre. Considering the semi-urban nature of much of thearea traversed,the clearance of property was remarkably low. There were only 14 inhabited dwellings affected in the total length of 14 miles. The price which...

...R HODGEN; J PATON; DD FRASER; J CULLEN; AC PATERSON; PL SULLEY; DM BEATON; JL PAISLEY; DMR ESSON 7106 DISCUSSION Recent developments in highway planning in Glasgow R. HODGEN & J . CULLEN M r Hodgen It was quite clear in the Glasgow studies that the free use of the motor car to thceity centre would...

... SYSTEMS TRAFFIC ESTIMATING GLASGOW SCOTLAND UK 7106 Recent developments in highway planning in Glasgow R. HODGEN, MSC. MICE' J. CULLEN, MlCEt Glasgow has started to build a system of urban motorways which will not be com- pleted for over 25 years. As a part of the continuing process...

...A F HAXTON; H E WHYTE CLYDE GLASGOW SCOTLAND UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1965 SIR WILLIAM HALCROW CHARLES BRAND TUNNELS CONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS METHODS DRIVING CAST IRON LININGS TUNNELLING COMPRESSED AIR WORKING SHIELDS PLANT EQUIPMENT APPROACHES...

... SCOTLAND GLASGOW UK First of two Papers for joint discussion at an Ordinary Meeting on Tuesday, 16 March, I965 at 5.30p m . and for subsequent written discussion* Paper No. 6831 CLYDE TUNNEL: DESIGN,CONSTRUCTION AND TUNNEL SERVICES by Horace Denton Morgan, F.C.G.I., M.Sc.(Eng M.I.C.E. Partner...

...D M HAMILTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1963 HISTORY LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS INSTITUTIONS SCOTLAND GLASGOW UK N10 NEWS work of the Institution. As a matter of policy and for the purpose of getting as many valuable contributions to discussions as possible, Local Associations...

...S G WARDLEY; C D BUCHANAN; J H JELLETT; A QUARTERMAINE; R HODGEN; H MANZONI; F C SAGE; B MYERS; P F MARTIN; H FOSTER; J H MELVILLE RICHARDS; H ADDISON; R J SOPER; J H W FREEMAN; F R DINNIS UK BRADFORD SHEFFIELD EDINBURGH GLASGOW CIVIL PLANNING CITIES URBAN PEDESTRIANISATION...

...SD CANVIN WATER AUTHORITIES WATER SUPPLY AGRICULTURE SHEEP FARMING LAKES WATER TOURISM SHIPS STEAMERS GLASGOW TROSSACHS SCOTLAND UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1958 GLASGOW CORPORATION N5 Glasgow Corporation and the Trossachs STANLEY D. CANVIN,B.Sc.(Eng M.I.C.E...

... TECHNICAL ROLLING STOCK PERFORMANCE PLATFORMS SUBWAYS CAST IRON VENTILATION INTERCHANGES PNEUMATIC COSTS EQUIPMENT FAILURES PASSENGERS SIGNALS RELAYS CABLES SAN FRANCISCO STOCKHOLM LONDON GLASGOW PARIS BERLIN USA SWEDEN UK FRANCE GERMANY COOMBS AND WILLSON...

... attention drawn to some respects in whch London Transport was supreme, for example, that the number of trains per hour worked through was greater in London ; he noted that even Glasgow had a steeper gradient than any otherunderground railway in the world-l in 16. Part 1 of the Paper was a very interesting...