... RANGE CONCRETE CASTING SHEDS CYCLES TORRIDGE BIDEFORD DEVON UK Proc. IfurnCio. Engrs, Part 1, 1990,88,Apr., 211-23 1 9515 ~~ ~ STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING GROUP C. H. POTHECARY, OBE, BSc, FICE, FIHT, MConsE' L. BRINDLE, BScTcch, MICE, ACIArh* This paper describes the work preceding...

... material. The various transit and other sheds are described. Comment is given on the battle of the gauges at Dar es Salaam where the East African Railways Corporation s 1 m gauge had to compete with the Tanzania-ZambianRailwayAuthority s 3 ft 6 in.gauge.ThePapercon- cludes with a comparison of costs. Dar...

...JT WILLIAMS; JD METTAM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1971 NATIONAL PORTS COUNCIL BERTLIN AND PARTNERS PORTS QUAYS TRANSIT CONSTRUCTION STRUCTURES WALLS SHEDS MARITIME REPORTS LOCKS COSTS The followingisa summary of a paper to be published as asupplement...

...FG PEAKE; RA SHEWRING; JH GABONY; AJ HARRIS; E NEWTON; ZS MAKOWSKI; RG TAYLOR; FA PAGE; RA SMART; MJ PULLER; IW MENZIES; PJ RENDLE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1970 PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY TALL TRANSIT DOCKS ROOFS SLABS BUILDINGS SHEDS PORTS BARRELS CABLES MULTI STOREY...

...FG PEAKE; RA SHEWRING © Thomas Telford and ICE 1969 PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY HARRIS & SUTHERLAND MULTI STOREY TRANSIT WAREHOUSES METHODS HANDLING DESIGN PLANNING TALL SHEDS SITING OPERATING CARGOES CONSTRUCTION FOUNDATIONS BUILDINGS PORTS LAYOUT DOCKS FREIGHT...

... shed berths to open container berths. 215. In both cases, however, the works described comprise stages towards the maximum exploitation of an existing impounded dock system, situated on a tidal river many miles from the open sea. without any attempt to enlarge the basic scale of the system...

...,includingmonolith quay works,anovel type of transit shed with a 200 ft wide mono-pitch roof, and ancillary works. Then are described two roll-roonl,l-off berths in jetty construction on the opposiotef thseide new dock, and a 189 ft single-span welded steel-framed transit shed. Stages I1 and 111 of thebranchdockare...

... PORTAL FRAMES SHEDS THEORY EXPERIMENTS PLASTIC COLLAPSE LOADS SHEETING STEEL SHEET FASTENINGS TESTS ROOFS Discussion on Paper No. 6803* Behaviour of sheeted portal frame sheds: theory and experiments by E. R. Bryan, M.Sc., Ph.D., A.M.I.C.E., A.M.1.Struct.E and W. M. El-Dakhakhni,B.Sc...

... and hurricane loadings where appropriate and the main wharf was isolated from the mainland apron in an attempt to reduce earthquake effects.AncillaryworksincludedPrince'sWharf in steelsheet piling, welded steel portal-frame transit sheds and prestressed concrete access bridges between the wharf and the mainland...

... at the rootof the main breakwater. Offices and sheds were situated on shore and sites were provided for adrydock, slipways andworkshops for harbour craft. Ultimate development to the extent of 20 berths at considerable cost in rock dredging was indicated as a possibility, but a first stage of only four berths...

... PLANNING LAYOUT SHEDS CRACKS IMPOUNDING STATIONS DESIGN SILT LOCKS SHIPS PUMPING STATIONS ECONOMICS BERTHING PORTS TRIAL BORING TESTS PILES RAILWAYS FACILITIES GATES CRANES HAMMERS ROOFS EXPERIMENTS RESEARCH PUMPS CONTRACTORS WELDS JOINTS HULL KING GEORGE UK...

...E R BRYAN; W M EL DAKHAKHNI © Thomas Telford and ICE 1964 MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ASSUIT UNIVERSITY BEHAVIOUR SHEETED PORTAL FRAMES SHEDS THEORY EXPERIMENTS STRUCTURES CLADDING ROOFS PITCHED TREATMENT SIMPLE DESIGN METHODS STIFFENING EFFECT METALS CHARTS TESTS...

...D G MCGAREY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1964 BRITISH TRANSPORT DOCKS BOARD BAILEY KING GEORGE DOCK DOCKS DEVELOPMENT WORKS QUAYS CONSTRUCTION CARGOES SINGLE STOREY TRANSIT SHEDS CRANES TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT ROADS RAILS FACILITIES EXTENSIONS GRAIN SILOS STORAGE...

... out, the 11 major berths complete with sheds and everything behind them costing a little under L450 OOO each, which Mr Palmer thought was good. The blockwork, as described by Mr Gwyther, should give absolutely no maintenance trouble for the next hundred years. Another advantage of the design adopted...

... been obtained in the walls without the centre aisle of light. He always considered that roof lighting was a nuisance, and the particular roof in question, flat except for a bit of glass, did not appeal greatly to him. He preferred to see a roof which shed its snow or water as quickly as possible. Dr R...

...R D GWYTHER; A P HUMBLE � Thomas Telford and ICE 1962 PORTS CONSTRUCTION BERTHING BLOCKWORK OIL COFFERDAMS FENDERS DEVELOPING DEVELOPMENT DEEP RECONSTRUCTION QUAYS HISTORY DOCKS TRAWLERS SHEDS WORKS WATER COASTAL HARBOURS BREAKWATERS PIERS SHIPS COUNTRIES COODE...

... Assistant Directoorf Research, Cambridge University Engineering Department For discussion at an Ordinary Meeting on Tuesday, 16January, 1962,at 5.30 p m . , andfor subsequent written discussion SYNOPSIS The Paper describesthe design of a largewelded shed buildingto be usedas a fabricating shop...

... SHEDS BRIDGES STEELWORK HEIGHTENING BRIDGEWORKS WIDENING SHIPS VESSELS DEMOLITION WALLS COFFERDAMS TRANSIT LARGE SPANS TUBES PILES SHEETPILING STEEL PASSAGES BERTHING SEWERS SIPHONS GAUGES SURREY DOCKS ROYAL DOCKS THAMES LONDON CANADA DOCK GREENLAND DOCK CONNAUGHT ROAD...

... BRIDGES RECONSTRUCTION ROLLING LIFT SINGLE SPAN WELDED STEEL FRAMES TRANSIT SHEDS QUAYS ANCILLARY WORKS PLANNING DESIGN CONSTRUCTION WALLS DEMOLITION EXPLOSIVES IMPROVEMENT COFFERDAMS STEELWORK COSTS LONDON SURREY DOCKS ROYAL DOCKS THAMES CANADA DOCK GREENLAND DOCK...

... BAYS BENDING MOMENTS SHEETING SWAY RESISTANCE STIFFENING CLADDING STANDARDS SURGES TESTS THEORY SHEDS Paper No. 6331 THE CA-LCULATED AND OBSERVED EFFECTS OF DEAD LOADS AND DYNAMIC CRANE LOADS ON THE FRAMEwoRI(OF A WORIBHOPS BUILDING bY David Alec Godfrep, B.Sc.(Eng.) and Eric Reginald...