...M COFFEY; A COAD Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1991, W,Oct., 1143-1146 INFORMAL DISCUSSION MANAGEMENT BOARD Solid waste managementin developing countries Introducers M. COFFEY, NDAgrE, MSDI* A. COAD, MA, MS, PhD, MIWEM, MInstWMt Reporter A. Wray, BSc$ Mr Coffey began by highlighting...

...K S WATTS; J A CHARLES; BRE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1990 BUILDING RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT BRE SETTLEMENT DOMESTIC REFUSE LANDFILL FILL SITES DISPOSAL CONSTRUCTION BUILDINGS DEVELOPMENT CHARACTERISTICS DEPOSITS RECENTLY PLACED WASTE DEEP INSTRUMENTATION MEASUREMENT...

... in Cornwall and Lee Moor in South Devon. Large volumes of waste material are associated with the mining of china clay, made up of sand, rock and fine mica residue in slurry form known as tailings. At Lee Moor in South Devon the complex of china clay workings produce around 5 0 0 0 0 0 t of tailings each year...

...B G COX; K J KELSALL; J K WATERHOUSE; T G HAMMOND; A P GOUDY; B WATERS; M D MCKEMEY; R L WILSON; E W FLAXMAN; W A H HAMILTON; D D MCLEARIE; R A GRACE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1987 WASTEWATER OUTLETS POLLUTION ENVIRONMENT EFFLUENT OCEANS TIDAL DISCHARGES WASTE WATER WASTEWATER...

...TA JOHNSTON; JD EVANS; FF POSKITT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1986 FERGUSON & MCILVEEN DAMS SAND WASTE EMBANKMENTS ASPHALT CONCRETE MEMBRANES COLLIFORD UK Corrigendum Thestructural design of heavy industriaplavements. (8841 Discussion) J. KNAPTONP.roc. Instn Civ...

...TA JOHNSTON; JD EVANS; FF POSKITT; ADM PENMAN; JE SMITH; GP SIMS; ET HAWS; CW ISHERWOOD; PJ FORBES; DJ PAIN; RE COXON DAMS SAND WASTE EMBANKMENTS ASPHALT CONCRETE MEMBRANES BEHAVIOUR INSTRUMENTATION FOUNDATIONS DRAINAGE ADHESION AGGREGATES STABILITY SLOPES CURVES SAND CLIMATE...

...RH ROOLEY; PT MAY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1986 DONALD SMITH, SEYMOUR AND ROOLEY ENGINEERING & POWER DEVELOPMENT CONSULTA ENERGY BUILDINGS MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY RESOURCES ENGINEERS DESIGN COSTS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES CLIENTS WASTE IONISATION BUILDING Proc. Instn...

...GH COOPER; AJ STARMER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1986 INSTITUTE OF WASTES MANAGEMENT BALFOURS ECONOMICS TECHNOLOGY LABOUR CULTURE RELIGION POLICIES DISPOSAL REFUSE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DEVELOPING COUNTRIES SCAVENGING COLLECTION Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1,1986.80...

...TA JOHNSTON; JD EVANS UK Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1985,78,Aug., 689-709 8830 GROWUAPTER ENGINEERING Colliford Dam sand waste embankment and asphaltic concrete membrane T. A. JOHNSTON, BSc, FICE, FIWES,FIHT* J. D. EVANS, BSc Tech, FICE, FIWESf The embankment for Colliford Dam...

... manganese, was achieved, but massive depositsof solid waste accumulated. Although some care hadbeen taken, especially in latter years, chemicals in solution entered local water courses. In considering reclamationof such land, problems occurred both with durability of materials in contact...

...RA GRACE Proc. Instn Ciu.Engrs, Part 1,1985,77, Feb.,137-152 8166 GROUP ENGINEERING WATER Sea outfalls-a review of failure, damage, and impairment mechanisms R. A. GRACE, PhD* Although most sea outfalls perform their waste water disposal function properly. many have been found in disrepair...

... ECONOMICS COST EFFECTIVE WAVES WASTE MATERIALS BIOFUELS BIOMASS SLUDGE ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENT IMPACT EXPORTS HYDROELECTRICITY CONSERVATION DUMPING WIND GEOTHERMAL WATER COLUMNS OSCILLATING PLANNING SUPPLY DEMAND FUEL ALTERNATIVE PETROL PETROLEUM COSTS EFFECTIVE GAS BIOGAS...

...LORD PENNEY; J FORREST © Thomas Telford and ICE 1982 RISKS SAFETY ENGINEERS NUCLEAR POWER INDUSTRIES RADIATION PROBABILITY DEATHS WORKERS WASTE DISPOSAL ECONOMICS FUEL ENERGY SUPPLY UK Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs, Part 1, 1982, 72, May, 127-134 JAMES FORREST LECTURE Risk...

...JP ARTHUR; RM BRADLEY; J LUMBERS Proc. Instn Ciu.Engrs, Part 2, 1982,73, Mar., 225-231 8430 DISCUSSION The development odf esign equations for facultative waste stabilizationponds in semi-arid areas J. P. ARTHUR Dr R . M. Bradley, Engineering-Science, Sabah The BOD, removal rates achieved in four...

...JP ARTHUR © Thomas Telford and ICE 1981 GILMORE HANKEY KIRKE DEVELOPMENT FACULTATIVE PONDS PERFORMANCE MONITORING EFFICIENCY LOADS INFLUENCE BIOCHEMICAL CONCENTRATION RATE EVALUATION PRIMARY EXCRETA INDICATORS DATA DESIGN WASTE SEMI ARID BEHAVIOUR EFFECT CLIMATE...

...HR OAKLEY; KD STAPLES; SD MYERS; RW HORNER; P ACKERS; PA BANKS; JW HILL; PC EDWARDS; DGM ROBERTS; JA PICKFORD; AR AGG; K RICHARDS; AW SHILSTON ATHENS PIRAEUS GREECE Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs, Part 1, 1981, 70, May, 311-316 8325 DISCUSSION A study of liquid wastes disposal...

... WASTE METROPOLITAN URBAN CATCHMENTS SEPTIC INDUSTRIAL UNTREATED FEASIBILITY LEGISLATION SEWERAGE SEWAGE OUTFALLS SEDIMENTATION POLLUTION QUALITY DISPERSION NUTRIENTS AIR LIQUIDS AREAS NATURAL SEWERS TANKS EFFLUENT GOVERNMENT SURFACE SLUDGE CHEMICAL SEA DOMESTIC MOVEMENT...

... about how the hard shoulders would be used. I should like to ask the Author whether or not he now thinks the provision of hard shoulders was a wise course. M r D. N. Holt, Freeman Fox & Partners I should like to comment on theuse of mine tailings becauseon anyproject if such waste materials can beused...

...NJ DALLARD KUALA LUMPUR PETALING JAYA MALAYSIA ASIA RECONSTRUCTION COUNTRIES STUDIES THREE LANE SEPARATE CARS FOUNDATIONS WASTE HOT TRAFFIC INVESTMENT EVALUATION SOILS LAYOUT PAVING UTILITIES CONTRACTORS HIGHWAYS DEVELOPING DESIGN HARD CYCLEWAYS CONSTRUCTION...

...DG ROBERTS; WJ RAY; EW FLAXMAN; L SMITH; M JANMOHAMED; PA BANKS; JF BATES; T GRAHAM; MFG ARCHER; WB HARRIS; PI HELMORE; R FEACHEM; D LLOYD; AW SHILSTON; P PURWELL EDWARDS Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs, Part I , 1978, 64, May, 299-315 8017 DISCUSSION Collection, treatment and reutilization of waste waters...