...MJ HALL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1981 SIR WILLIAM HALCROW DIMENSIONLESS URBANISING CHANGE REGIMES DURATION CHARACTERISTICS DRAINAGE FUNCTIONS IMPERVIOUS COMPUTERS TIME EXCESS BASEFLOW CALCULATIONS UNITS CATCHMENTS FLOW URBAN PARAMETERS DEVELOPMENT RESPONSES...

... RECONSTRUCTION DUAL CARRIAGEWAYS PROCESS PRE PLANNING PLANNING VEHICLES CAST IN SITU IMPERVIOUS CONCRETE REVETMENTS METHODS EXCAVATING EQUIPMENT PLANT SUSPENSION BENTONITE SIDES STABILISATION PLANT ROOMS ADJACENT BUILDINGS HOSPITALS SCREENS UNDERGROUND STATIONS LIGHTING VENTILATION...

...E E DAWSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1964 TANGANYIKA RAILWAYS INTERACTION RAINFALL GROUNDWATER FLOW RAIN GRAPHICAL METHODS IMPERVIOUS RECTANGULAR CATCHMENTS HYDROGRAPHS VALUE WATER SPRINGS RESIDUAL Paper No. 6776 INTERACTION OF RAINFALL,GROUNDWATERFLOW...

... impervious boulder clay in a high rainfall area by accepting the controlof pore pressure by drainage as the basic principle of the design. The development ofreliable means of measuring pore-water pressures in the field has played a large part in making this principleacceptableas a practical engineeringmethod...

... categories: (a)pervious, (b)impervious or (c) mixed formations. Their distribution within the topographical catchmentarea is shown in Fig. 2, folding Plate 1. 14. The total area of each formation within the catchment area ofeach tributary and those areas draining directlyto the Thames are given in Table 1...

.... Theoretical 2. It will be found in Part I1 that the Damodar catchment to Raniganj acts, so far as discharge is concerned, as if it were an impervious rectangular catch- ment level in cross-section, in which the value of c d s , in Chky s formula: u=cdrs . . . . . * (1) is a constant; and it is expected...

... ABUTMENTS MOVEMENT ELASTIC ANALYSIS CAPACITY TESTS DEFORMATION SPANS DISTRIBUTION TRANSVERSE VAULTS BENDING JOINTS LONGITUDINAL TENSION DISPLACEMENT COMPOSITE STRESS MODELS MODELLING MORTAR WATER IMPERVIOUS RIBS BRICKS CRACKS TRAFFIC PIERS GAUGES CHETTOE AND HENDERSON...

.... USK SWANSEA WALES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1957 CATCHMENTS TREES RAINFALL EMBANKMENTS DRAINAGE VEGETATION MATERIALS CONSTRUCTION IMPERVIOUS DAMS EARTH HYDROLOGY PLANT CONTRACTORS GROUTING CLAYS PUDDLE PUDDLE CLAY DISTRIBUTION PORE PRESSURE STABILITY SILT...