... such instances, theHBM Directorate were consulted, and usually the proposed building works have been modified to preserve the historic fabric in so far as was practicable. 40. Numerous relics of militaryequipmentandsomeanimalremainshave been discoveredas excavations proceed.Thesl: have been passed overto the HBM...

...LN FRASER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1970 AIRPORTS ENVIRONMENT URBAN IMPACT NOISE DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING TOWNS RURAL EFFECT POLLUTION PRESERVATION COUNTRY PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL AIRCRAFT a May, I 970 INFORMAL DISCUSSION Airport engineering and the preservation...

...G BAXTER; W J M MENZIES; S D SEDGWICK; G MCLEOD; R W HERSCHY; A A FULTON; F T K PENTELOW; H HEADLAND; C G CARNIE; P L AITKEN; G LACEY; J I WADDINGTON; J S REID RIVERS FISH MIGRATION COMPENSATION FISHERIES WATER SUPPLY UTILISATION LIFE CONSERVATION FLOW SALMON SPAWNING PRESERVATION...

...G BAXTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1961 EDINBURGH CITY CORPORATION RIVERS UTILISATION PRESERVATION MIGRATORY STREAMS ABSTRACTION DIVERSION IMPOUNDING WATER SUPPLY HYDROELECTRICITY FLOW CONDITIONS REGIMES SALMON FISHERIES ANALYSIS LIFE HISTORY ANGLING SEA TROUT...

.... Provisions for the preservation of salmon in the River Garry were extensive and their influence on design and construction is outlined. A wide variety of power stations and surge control arrangements is incorporated in the Schemes and mechanical and electrical aspects are dealt with as well as problems...

... through a pipe had been novel enough to give rise to certain misgivings on thepart of local authorities and other bodies concerned with the preservation of local amenities and inshore fishing. Fears had been expressed as to what would happen to thematerial. How far would it travel? Would it turn the sea...

...N A RICHARDSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1953 WOOD PRESERVATION DETERIORATION INSECTS TIMBER DESIGN DECAY RESISTANCE BIOLOGY ATTACK FUNGAL MARINE PROTECTION METHODS PRESERVATIVES SURFACE TREATMENT STEEPING DIFFUSION PRESSURE RICHARDSON ON WOOD PRESERVATIOX 649 Paper...

...J DUVIVIER; K L MAY; J P M PANNELL; R G BENNETT; B A JAY; J B K LEY; B F SAURIN; F P DATH DISCUSSION ON WOOD PRESERVATION 663 preservation of some common structures. At the present time, the only commercial pressure treatments available inBritainare withcoal-tar creosote and two water-borne...

...M G J MCHAFFIE; N A RICHARDSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1953 WOOD PRESERVATION TIMBER INCISING METHODS CREOSOTING CREOSOTE 676 DISCUSSIWOONOODN PRESERVATION Douglas fir and other timbers might be damaged even a t pressures as low as 200.lb. per square inch. He had not come across...