...K ROSS; WJH RENNIE; PA COX RENDEL PALMER AND TRITTON BELFAST HARBOUR COMMISIONERS CHARLES BRAND DRY FLOORS SHEETPILING SLABS GATES SERVICES ELECTRICAL PILING APRONS TUNNELS PRICES CONTRACTORS DOCKS DESIGN REINFORCED ANCHORED WALLS SERVICE SILLS PUMPS KEELS...

... KEELS STEEL WINCHES HOBART TASMANIA AUSTRALIA 7267 Some aspects of the design of large slipways J. R. TUBB. B S c ( E n g ) ,A C G I ,M I E ( A u s t ) The Paper describes the design and construction of a 1200 ton capacity slipway for the Marine Boardof Hobart. The landward...

... concrete although the Engineers had suggested steel. At Hebburn the Engineers had suggested reinforced concrete and the Contractors had used steel. Perhapsthere was amoralthere somewhere. 123. There were two questions which he wished toputtothe Authors. One concerned the design loading on the keel...

... design. The strength advantages of the thick floor and the possibility of corrosion of the anchorsalso influenced the final decision. DESIGONF FLOOR 18. The load on the keel blocks for which the dockfloor was to be designed was 100 tonsperfootrun. It wassuggestedby naval architects, however...

...J READ; J H JELLETT; P F STOTT; J W DAGLEISH; F S JACKSON; D H LITTLE; H S WADDINGTON; G P MARTIN; W H J DOBSON; F W D DAVIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1962 DEVELOPMENT MODERN DRY DOCKS EQUIPMENT SHIPS REPAIRS CAISSONS REINFORCED CONCRETE VESSELS BLOCKS KEELS HANDRAILS GATES...