... STIFFNESS PILES FLEXIBILITY BASEMENTS FOUNDATIONS LONDON CLAY NOISE VIBRATIONS DIAPHRAGM WALLING BEHAVIOUR PROPPED ANALYSIS Proc. Instn Civ. Enyrs, Part 1, 1991, 90, Dec., 1255-1277 958E5NDGIRISNCOEUESNRSDIINOGN GROUP Use of sheet pile retaining walls for deep excavations in stiff clay D. M...

...C F BONNETT; DLR © Thomas Telford and ICE 1991 LONDON TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL DOCKLANDS LIGHT RAILWAY DLR TRACK RAILWAYS LIGHTWEIGHT ACCESS NOISE VIBRATIONS ENGINEERING TRACKWORK DESIGN CONSTRUCTION PERMANENT WAY METROS LIGHT RAIL URBAN ENVIRONMENT LOADS PROBLEMS...

...D ATHERTON; P D JACKSON; R COWELL; R SMITH; P W FRIEND © Thomas Telford and ICE 1991 CLOSE TOLERANCES STRUCTURES SPECIFICATIONS PERFORMANCE VIBRATIONS NOISE TRANSMISSION GEOMETRY DIMENSIONS BUILDINGS VACUUM DEWATERING ISOLATION Proc. Instn Cio. Engrs, Part 1, 1991, 90, Aug...

... of the need to comply with maximum permitted noise levelssetby the local EnvironmentalHealthDepartment.Letterssent to allnearbyhouseholders,informing them of what was about to happen and for how long, did much to alleviate local concern, particularly over thenoise likely to arise as a result of piling...

...R CLARE; I D MAYS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1990 DEVELOPMENT WIND MACHINERY ENERGY NOISE VERTICAL TURBINES OFFSHORE TOWERS AXIS VAWT TECHNOLOGY BLADES hoc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1990,88, Aug., 705-714 NGGDERINIOSEUCREPUGRSIYSN9I4OG4N3E Development of vertical axis wind...

...JC FERGUSSON; RM TAY;LOR; JE WHITBREAD; JMR DUTTON Proc. lnstn Civ. Engrs, Part 1,1990,88,June, 491-493 INFORMAL DISCUSSION TRANSPORTATIEONNGINEERIGNRGOUP Rail noise and vibration Introducers J. C. FERGUSSON, BSc, MICE* R.M. TAYLOR, FIOAT J. E. WHITBREAD, BEng, MEng, MICEf Reporter J. M. R. Dutton...

... NOISE SIGNALS GENERATION TESTS PROCEDURE SPECTRUM TECHNIQUES LABORATORIES MICROPROCESSORS Proc. lnstn Cio.Engrs, Part 2,1990,89, June, 207-224 PAPER 9521 COMPUTAEPRPLICATIONS AND METHODS GROUP Computer-controlled simulationof short-crested seas B. T. LINFOOT, BEng, EurIng, MICE* I. G. BRYDEN...

... CONSERVATION TECHNOLOGY ROLLING STOCK ALIGNMENT PARAMETERS NOISE SUPPRESSION PERMANENT WAY GEOTECHNICS EFFECT CONTRACTS ORGANISATION LEGISLATION LININGS CIVIL DEFENCE UNDERGROUND VIADUCTS ELEVATED DEPOTS SIDINGS PROJECTS SOLUTIONS TRACK FIXED BALLAST SLABS TURNOUTS GROUND CONDITIONS...

... that a problem in Australia, and is the public happy to have concrete pavement in urban areas? Concerning ALF, I saw it in Australia in 1983 and found it noisy. Has the noise it produces been reduced? It is unlikelythat it could be usedin urban areas. Mr K. C. G.Jellicoe, Department ofrransport...

... section was chosen that offered a minimum construction depth in a situation where headroom clearanceswere critical. 64. At the Clan-y-Wern site the services are accommodated in the roadway thus requiringa reinforced wncrete portalstructure. Noise barriers 65. Noise levels were computed both in regard...

...SN MUSTOW; PB RONAN UK BIRMINGHAM AIRPORTS MANAGEMENT POLICIES TRAFFIC FORECASTS NOISE DEVELOPMENT RUNWAYS DESIGN SURFACE ACCESS GEOLOGY EXCAVATIONS TERMINALS FIRES FIGHTING FIRE STATIONS APRONS ROADWORKS CAR PARKS DRAINAGE AIRFIELDS LIGHTING ELECTRICAL POWER...

... anidt was thusnecessarytomonitortemperatureswithintheconcrete.Monitoringprocedures formed an important feature of the work as strain gauges were used to identify structural movement and noise measurementswere taken to ensure compliance with the parameteorsf a noise consent. The works cost approximately...

... BRIDGES EMBANKMENTS APRONS PAVEMENTS NOISE DEPARTURES GEOLOGY BARRIERS SOIL PROPERTIES BOX CUT OFF REINFORCED CONCRETE WALLS RETAINING SUBSOIL DRAINAGE JOINTS DIAPHRAGM STABILITY MOVEMENT FOUNDATIONS ANCILLARY TAXIWAYS SHORT TERM TICKETS HALLS TICKET HALLS SCOTT WILSON...

... BALLAST NOISE ASBESTOS LEAD FUMES TUNNELS EXHAUSTS CONFINED SPACES CONTRACTORS ENGINEERS SCAFFOLDING Proc. Instn Cit..Engrs, Part 1, 1986,80, Feb., 111-1 19 ENGINEERINGFOR SAFETY 9047 Safety in railway civil engineering C. BEAGLEY, MICE This Paper, writtenby the Works General Engineer...

... ENVIRONMENTAL TREATMENT IMPACT NOISE CONCRETE PAVEMENTS SURFACE STANDARDS M54 PLANNING DESIGN POLITICS CONSTRUCTION NEW TOWNS ENVIRONMENT LAND VALUE LANDSCAPING COSTS PUBLIC ECONOMICS LANES CONSULTATION INQUIRIES LANDSCAPE TREES STRUCTURES BRIDGES TELFORD UK Proc. Instn...

... ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENT COUNTRYSIDE RAILWAYS RIVERS CROSSINGS PEDESTRIANS MATERIALS ACCESS NOISE PITLOCHRY SCOTLAND UK Proc. Instn Cio. Engrs, Part 1, 1985,78,Oct., 1065-1083 8908 GROUMPANAEGNEGMIENNETERING The planning, design and construction of a bypass through anarea...

... concern being people, and therural situationwhere the concern is with the physical landscape. 34. To highlight the most affected areas visual envelope plans, i.e. areas from within which traftic on the motorway could be seen (Figs 4 and 5), and noise 890 TELFORD MOTORWAYM54 V Teltord motorway M54 -Llne...

... NOISE TRACKWORK RAILS TRACK VIBRATIONS CONCRETE TOLERANCES RINGS CABLES INTERCHANGES TYNE AND WEAR NEWCASTLE GATESHEAD TYNESIDE UK Proc. lnstn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1983, 74, Feb.,99-122 DISCUSSION ON PAPERS 8513-8516 Tyne and Wear Metro D. F. Howard, P. Layfield, J. V. Bartlett...

...RW SARSBY; HC SHELBOURNE; WA DAWSON; AEJ SELFE; JD HARRISON; DB ONEILL; RA HOOD; JW BIELOUS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1983 ROADS PILING NOISE SHEETPILING M67 SYSTEMS MOTORWAYS SCREENING VIBRATIONS PILES DAMAGE VIBRATORY DRIVING Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1983,74, Feb.,87...

... EVALUATION COBA COST BENEFIT BENEFITS INVESTMENT URBAN ENVIRONMENT MOTORWAYS AREAS TRAFFIC RESIDENTIAL VOLUME POLLUTION AIR NOISE HOUSES BYPASSES POLITICS RELIEF ALTERNATIVE TUNNELS ROUTES NETWORKS LOCATION ECONOMICS PLANNING DESIGN QUANTITATIVE QUALITATIVE FACTORS HIGHWAYS...