... PAHAT BEKOK LENIK SEMBRONG AUSTRALIA MALAYA MALAYSIA Proc. Znstn Ciu. Engrs, Part 2, 1986,81, Dec.,717-719 DISCUSSION ON PAPER 8873 Application of a rainfall-runoff flood routing modelto a tropical catchment D. C . Black, M. D. Mohd.Nor andB. N. Gunter Mr R. B. Bulman, Consultant...

... HYDROGRAPHS RIVERS BASINS HYDROLOGY REGIONAL STREAMFLOW DESIGN GAUGING STATIONS BEKOK LENIK SEMBRONG MALAYSIA MALAYA Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 2, 1986,81, Mar.,1-19 PAPER 8873 WATER ENGINEERING GROUP Application of a rainfall-runoffflood routing model to a tropical catchment c.D...

... FLANGES PAHANG TEMERLOU AHMAD SHAH MALAYSIA ASIA MALAYA Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1978, 64,Feb.,169-174 7980 DISCUSSION Ahmad Shah Bridge, Malaysia D. J. LEE & A. WALLACE Messrs D.W. Smith and A. R. Cusens. University of Dundee We have been reminded recently that a bridge...

... Penang Island and the north-west coast of Malaya form a fine naturalharbour.ThePenangPort Commission wished to establish new deep water general cargo berths on the mainland as direct import and exporttrade developed. Serioussiltation had caused theabandonment of mainlanddeep waterberths constructedin...

...PGD SHALLOW; RT GERRARD; DW GREEN; KR NORTHGREAVES; DE WRIGHT; P ACKERS; AJM HARRISON 71 69 DISCUSSION The influence of climate on hydro-electric development in Malaya and some design features of the Batang Padang scheme P. G. D. SHALLOW, R. T. GERRARD & D. W. GREEN M r K. R. Northgreaves, Freeman...

... was highly re-active which went some way t o answering Dr Wright s question in 0 61. The theory that nitrogen dioxide mightbe occluded on dust particles which were subsequently filtered out in the nasapl assages occurred to the Directorof Chemistry in Malaya but a test showed that the quantities involved...

...C A POGDEN; A D GARROD MALAYA ASIA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1965 CAMERON HIGHLANDS HYDROELECTRIC HAZARDS BLASTING FUMES ROCKS TUNNELLING NITROGEN DIOXIDE GAS TUNNELS DEATHS HYDROELECTRICITY INHALATION REGULATIONS VENTILATION LUNGS MEASUREMENT CONCENTRATION...

... STATIONS CAMERON HIGHLANDS SUNGEI TELOM RINGLET FALLS MALAYA MALAYSIA ASIA Discussion on Paper No. 6703* Cameron Highlands hydro-electric scheme by J. C. Dickinson, B.E., M.I.C.E. and R. T. Gerrard, B.Sc.(Eng M.I.C.E. Mr J. K. Hunter (Sir Alexander Gibb & Partners) said that inreading...

...V R ROWLAND; A M R MONTAGU; G LACEY; D G M ROBERTS; L CHITTY; R M WYNNE EDWARDS; I M YUILLE; C R NEILL; F PELTON; S V CHITALE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1964 RIVERS DEVIATION WEIRS SILT CHANNELS SLOPES DISCHARGES TRAPS CONCRETE KINTA RIVER MALAYA MALAYSIA ASIA...

... PLANT COSTS CONSTRUCTION DATA ALTERNATORS PELTON DRIVEN ELECTRICITY HYDROLOGY JUNGLE GEOLOGY GRANITE MESOZOIC SHAFTS SURGES HIGH PRESSURE DESIGN INTAKES TRANSMISSION LINES CAMERON HIGHLANDS RINGLET FALLS JOR HABU MALAYA MALAYSIA ASIA Paper No. 6703 CAMERON...

...H J BURGESS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1963 MALAYA FOREST RESEARCH INSTITUTE MARINE BORERS TESTS TIMBER RESEARCH TEREDO PESTS ATTACK SINGAPORE MALAYA MALAYSIA ASIA SINGAPORE SREEAPAOCRTISON COMMITTEE 195 OPERATINEGXPERIENCE WITH CATHODIC PROTECTION 13. From all...

...V R ROWLAND MALAYA MALAYSIA ASIA KINTA VALLEY KINTA RIVER RIVERS TIN INDUSTRIES DEVIATION MINING EROSION DETERIORATION CATCHMENTS RUNOFF CHANNELS CONSTRUCTION CANALISED DESIGN COUNTRIES DEVELOPING DREDGING COMPANIES CONTRACTS ORGANISATION RAINFALL SOILS...

...-tired machines of the type which had been used, and 410 DISCUSSION ON THE INVESTIGATIONS, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCTION certainly inthe United KingdomMr Grace imaginedthat their use would not be suitable. The Author had velriykely made his decisionagainst the advicoef many people in Malaya. It was quite...