... MACHINERY CUTTERS COAL RAILWAYS ECONOMICS DIVERSION ROUTES GROUTING SINKING TRANSPORT SURGES BUNKERS CONVEYORS BELTS DRIFT ROADS SPINE SUBSIDENCE TUNNELS DRIVING PUBLIC INQUIRIES SELBY YORKSHIRE NORTH YORKSHIRE UK Proc. InstnCiu.Engrs, Part 1, 1985,78,Apr., 379-387...

... TRANSMISSION TOWERS CHANNELS STABILITY DEPTH SCOUR LOCAL HYDRAULIC FORCES WATER CURRENTS WIND WAVES SAND STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS MODELS TESTS BENTONITE DRAG SINKING FILTERS GROUTING CONCRETE STRENGTH CONTROL ANCHORS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING JAMUNA RIVER JAMUNA BANGLADESH ASIA...

...JA CHANDLER; J PERAINO; PW ROWE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1984 RENDEL PALMER AND TRITTON RAYMOND TECHNICAL SERVICES MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY RIVERS CROSSINGS FOUNDATIONS CONSTRUCTION METHODS SINKING CAISSONS LAND WATER CIRCULAR COFFERDAMS SHEAR STRENGTH SAND STANDARD...

... in the drift tunnel drivage and shaft sinking are described, including design criteria for the drift tunnels through various strata, ground freezing and injection techniques. The design of selected structures is discussed, with special reference to new design criteria and new techniques which have been...

...K HAVINO; MUIR WOOD; CW NIEL MCGOWAN; DR CULVERWELL; ALL BAKER; A BECKETT; MJ KENN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1975 FREEMAN FOX SIR BRUCE WHITE WOLFE BARRY IMPERIAL COLLEGE TUNNELS IMMERSED UNITS OMEGA STEEL RAMPS TUBES SINKING ARTICULATED CONTRACTS SUBMERGED FORCES...

... WATERPROOFING SUPPORTS TRANSVERSE DRY JETTIES CONDITIONS SINKING JETTING SUBMERGED DUCTS ELEMENTS MEMBRANES ROOFS LAYOUT WORKS DOCKS TRENCHES NAVIGATION PROCEDURE ENDS JOINT VENTURES ELBE HAMBURG WEST GERMANY GERMANY 7709 The Elbe Tunnel, Hamburg : southern ramp...

...T TELFORD; BD THRELFALL; RJM SUTHERLAND; FL CASSAL; J HEYMAN; RJ MAINSTONE; EC RUDDOCK; CJ PADFIELD; ALL BAKER UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1973 MASONRY ARCHES SAFETY BORING MOVEMENT BRIDGES CROWNS FACTORS RINGS ELASTIC SINKING THRUST PILES ABUTMENTS ANALYSIS...

...C J ANTONAKIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1972 SIR WILLIAM HALCROW DESIGN STRUCTURES INFLUENCE TRANSPORT PROJECTS FOUNDATIONS TELESCOPING JOINTS SINKING LIGHTHOUSES CONSTRUCTION MARITIME PLANNING CONCRETE TENDERS SURVEYS JACKING PONTOONS JACKING UP PROBLEMS SEA...

...SP COLLINS; WG DEACON The following is a summary of a paper to be published as a supplement to Proceedings. For details of how to order see News Section of this issue. 7506 S Shaft sinking by ground freezing : Ely Ouse-Essex scheme S. P. COLLINS, BScTech. FICE. W. G. DEACON, BSct For thesinking...

... DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS SHAFTS GROUTING CEMENTATION TREATMENT TENDERING CALWELD SUBMARINE SINKING CAST MACHINERY THAMES UK 7243 DJSCUSSION Thames Cable Tunnel C. K. HASWELL Mr C. K. Haswell We were fortunate in having a client who allowed us to spend a considerable sum of money...

.... Two largedraglines were used for excavating 3 OOO 000 cu. yd of earth in the canals, and other earth-moving equipment excavated 6 000 000 cu. yd in the river. Concreting was carried out at the rateof 1300 cu. ydlday. For sinking the cupola piers for the railway and the road bridges, a reinforced...

... TEMPERATURE REVERSE EXCITATION SINKING CONCRETING CODES HIGH BRIDGES DEVELOPING OSCILLATIONS JOINT VENTURES WELLS ERECTION METHODS CIRCULATION PILES PILING ABRASION PRACTICE PRESSURE RIVERS FOUNDATIONS DRILLING GAS CROSSINGS SUPERSTRUCTURES RIGS DYNAMICS BORED SPLITTERS SCOUR...

... WIRE ECONOMICS CONTRACTORS SINKING CAISSONS STEELWORK ROPES ERECTION COSTS FABRICATED FABRICATION BUTTRESSES SHEETPILES CABLES BOX MEMBERS BOLTS ROLLERS SHEET PILES SUPPORTS SHEAR CONNECTORS NEWPORT RIVER USK GEORGE STREET WALES UK Discussion on Paper No. 6840...

... SUSPENDERS STIFFENING TRUSSES ERECTION LAYOUT CAISSONS BOREHOLES EXPANSION JOINTS PROTECTION STEELWORK SADDLES SINKING DECKS ADMINISTRATION TOLLS COLLECTION COSTS TAMAR PLYMOUTH SALTASH CORNWALL DEVON UK TAMAR BRIDGE b J. Kenneth Andem, MA., M.I.C.E. Partner. Messrs Mott...

... as a temporary expedient in large excavations, such as Vogelgrun Power Station on the Grand Canal Alsace, in deep basements in cities and in shaft sinking in fine sand. The use of alluvial grouting for tunnels is mentioned, with references to the Dartford-Purfleet tunnel, the Clyde tunnel and the new Blackwall...

... on alevel bed and tightened by steel wire bondasfter which the main dimensionsand the fit of the joints were checked. 74. Bolted reinforced concrete segments were cast in composite moulds of timber, steeland concrete onviabrating table witthheir convex surface upwards. Shaft sinking 75. In good ground...

... the routine hadbeen worked out, the rate of building and placing had been one each 24 calendar days. 107. The sinking of the cylinders had been eased by the provision of a heavy caststeel shoe with serrated cuttingedge. Loaded with the weight of the cylinder and up to 150 tons of kentledge, there had been...

... NAVIGATION OPENINGS CANTILEVER FALSEWORK COMPRESSED SINKING FLOATING LABOUR RELATIONS SUBSTRUCTURES UNITS MOORINGS REINFORCED DECKS SLABS AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND SMITH ANDPAINONAUCKLANDHARBOUR BRIDGE: CONSTRUCTION 459 Paper No. 6514 CONSTRUCTION bY Hubert Shirley Smith, O.B.E., B.Sc...

... gravity fender, wasdeveloped to enable tankers to use the berths in any weather without damage. The dolphins were constructed in dry dockand sunk in position on preparedrubble beds. The design and installation of the pipeline system, including the launching and sinking of the submarine section...

... c. H. Partridge (Engineer, Braithwaite and Co., Engineers, Ltd) said that the sucxx.ssfu1sinking of fifteenpiers without recourse to compressed air was a vindication of open grabbing as a method of pier sinking under really suitable ground conditions. Had adequateinformation about ground conditions...