...K H M ALI; K GEORGIADIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1991 LIVERPOOL UNIVERSITY LAMINAR MOTION FLUIDS MUD EXPERIMENTS FLOW FORMATION CONDITIONS CONCENTRATION CHANNELS SLOPES MEASUREMENT VELOCITY THICKNESS ELEVATIONS DENSITY SEDIMENTS ANALYSIS PREDICTION THEORY MOVEMENT...

... CYLINDERS STRENGTH THICKNESS RIGID SUPPORTS TESTS CAPACITY CONTACT MOMENTUM PENETRATION DEPTH FAILURES CRUSHING BEHAVIOUR DISSIPATION INSTRUMENTATION STATIC h o c . Instn Civ.Engrs, Part 2,1990,89, June, 225-239 PAPER 9538 STRUCTURAL ENGGRINOEUEPRING Polystyrene aggregate concrete...

... MEMBRANES SETTLEMENT GEOMEMBRANES CLAYS CORES SCHLEGEL SHEETING UPSTREAM IMPERMEABLE ROCKS THICKNESS SEEPAGE PIEZOMETERS Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1,1990,88,155-164 9259 and 9398 DISCUSSION WATER ENGINEERING GROUP Kontagora and Isanlu Dams, Nigeria N. S. M. Berry J. P. Millmore A. Smith H...

...AW IRWIN; TP MAY DESIGN WELDS DISTORTION FABRICATED BEAMS TESTS WELDED WELDING METHODS SIZE TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS PLATES THICKNESS ASSEMBLY PREDICTION EXPERIMENTS ANALYSIS PROCEDURE WEBS VALUE MINIMISATION FABRICATION Proc. Insin Ciu. Engrs, Part 2, 1989,87, Sept., 317...

... of the half-width of the circular jet, aswell as thegrowth rate of the half-width and thickness for circular walljets with the Reynolds number has been studied. Notation 6 length scale 6 half-width of jet d diameter of jet at nozzle h length scale h thickness of walljet L laminar length ofjet R Reynolds...

... RATE HALF WIDTH RICHARDSON NUMBERS THICKNESS NOZZLES Proc. Instn Civ.Engrs, Part 2,1989,87, June, 289-298 TECNHONTICEAL 514 WATER ENGINGEREROIUNPG Circular turbulent denser wajlelts N. RAJARATNAM, BE, MSc,PhD* S. SOLANKI, BSc? This Technical Note presents the results of an experimental...

... THICKNESS CORROSIVE ATTACK BARS ANNUAL RATES Proc. lnstn Ciu.Engrs, Part 1,1989,86, Apr., 305-331 9366 STRUCTGURROAUL PENGINEERING Durability of corrosion resisting steelsin concrete K. W. J. TREADAWAY* R. N. COX* B. L. BROWN* A ten-year exposure study has examined the performance of reinforcing...

... as a function of thickness loss is also addressed, and a relation- ship between these two phenomeinsaderived. Notation A ordinate at first year b width of strip (always large compared with thickness) e0 nominal thickness e, sacrificial thickness Ae loss in thickness K coefficient of corrosion heterogeneity n...

... LAYERS GROUTS CUT OFF BARS APRONS BLANKETS THICKNESS SHEET UPSTREAM EXCAVATION BEDROCK LAYING WELDING SITE INVESTIGATION MEMBRANES PLASTIC GROUTING SEALING SEEPAGE WATER SUPPLY SUPPLY MONITORING FILL COUNTRIES DEVELOPING ROCKS ISANLU NIGERIA AFRICA Proc. Instn G o...

...K TREADAWAY; R BROWNE; D BECKETT; M LEEMING; C POOK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1988 CONCRETE REINFORCED REINFORCEMENT COATINGS IMPROVEMENT DURABILITY ADDITIVES THICKNESS OXYGEN STRUCTURES CARBONATION DETERIORATION CORROSION RESEARCH TESTS BRIDGES Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs...

... and the material probably has a total thickness of many metres. 10. Observations on other atolls in the Gilbert Group suggest that their structure is similar to that of Tarawa, and thatbroadly the same range of materials as described above are present on each island. Material investigations duringthe...

..., Mar., 115-142. 193 DISCUSSION uniform thickness founded on Winkler springs. On encountering specificproblems of this type, it is frequently quicker and more reliable to obtain solutions from first principles, rather thanto spend considerable periods of time searching for published solutions which...

... ARMOURING PAINT THICKNESS BAYS EROSION DESIGN ANAEROBIC BACTERIA SEA EMBANKMENTS DEFENCES BREAKWATERS PILES TUBULAR INTERNAL RUSTING CARMARTHEN BAY WALES MOUNTBATTEN PLYMOUTH Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1987,82, Oct., 1051-1053 INFORMAL DISCMUSASRIOITNIME ENGINEGERROINUGP...

... ENVIRONMENTAL FORCES LEGS FIXED LINEAR JACKETS TESTING ROTATION GEOMETRY MATERIALS DEFLECTION CAPACITY COMPUTERS NON LINEAR MEMBERS THICKNESS PLATING ENVIRONMENT EKOFISK NORTH SEA Proc. Instn Ciu.Engrs, Part 1, 1987,82, Oct., 949-979 9199 MAGRRIOTIUMPE ENGINEERING Ekofisk platform 2...

...JM TOWNSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1987 STRATHCLYDE UNIVERSITY THICKNESS WAVES BLOCKS BLOCKWORK RESERVOIRS PRESSURE WATER THEORY TESTS MODELS REVETMENTS RESPONSES DEFLECTION FILTERS LAYERS EXPERIMENTS Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs, Part 2, 1987,83, June, 397407 PAPER 9154...

... be extended to box beams with slender webs having a ratio of depth to thickness up to 30 and a ratio of shear-span to depth up to2.78. The in situ jointswere found not to affect the monolithic behaviour of the box beams with both flexural and shear cracks passing through the joints with no deviation. 155...

... FOUNDATIONS LOCATION LAYOUT PAVEMENTS THICKNESS JETS GRANULAR SUBBASE CONCRETE QUALITY DRY ASPHALT LEAN MARSHALL ROADS SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE SUPPLY WATER SUPPLY SEWERAGE SEWAGE TREATMENT FUEL NAVIGATION CLADDING COMPUTERS CAD AIDS AIDED TECHNIQUES DRAFTING PREFABRICATION...

...J SZLENDAK; J BRODKA; JA PACKER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1986 STRENGTHENING RECTANGULAR MOMENTS HOLLOW SECTIONS BEHAVIOUR LOADS CONNECTIONS BENDING IN PLANE CHORDS JOINTS STRENGTH STIFFENING THICKNESS STRESS YIELD WALLS WELDING Proc. Instn Cio. Engrs, Part 2...

... filled valley. Tunnel lining thicknesses were measured and monitoring systems were installed to measure movements. A jet grouting process was used to stabilize this section of the tunnel and the stitch and grout repair was adopted at thatand othersections of the tunnel. After completion of the invert...

... PARAMETERS TEMPERATURE BASES THICKNESS Proc. Instn Cio. Engrs, Part 2, 1986,81,June, 293-295 DISCUSSION ON PAPER 8834 The analytical design of bituminous pavements S. F. Brown, J. M. Brunton andA. F. Stock Mr D. J. Gregg, Middlesex Polytechnic For the purpose of setting equitable taxation charges...