...-flanges. Built-uptransverse steel gutters with outlets and down-pipes are provided a t each end of the span to take anwyater not takenoff by the drip-pipes. Provision f o r Expansion.-To provide for the expansion of the main girders a t roadway-level, the concrete deck of each span is separatedfrom...

...E B COCKS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 GRAPHICAL EXPANSION THRUST STRESS STEAM PIPES POWER STATIONS TEMPERATURE RIGID ANCHORS BENDING MOMENTS TORSION PRESSURE CALCULATIONS RANGE CORRUGATED LAYOUT JOINTS PIPING SELECTED ENGINEERING PAPERS. BEING ORIGINAL...

.... The applicability of reinforced concrete for covered and open reservoirs, elevated tanks, and towers was recognized manyyears ago by engineers in Australia.The matter of making satisfactory provision for expansion and contraction under temperature-changes has not, however, received attention commensurate with its...

...F W H DOWNING © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 WEIRS BARRAGES VALLEYS RIVERS PROJECTS EXCAVATING FOUNDATIONS EXPANSION JOINTS SUPERSTRUCTURES PIERS REGULATORS STEELWORK DIVERSION ISLAM WEIR SUTLEJ VALLEY INDIA PAKISTAN ASIA SFXECTED ENGIXEERIHG PAPERS...

...G L GOULDEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 DESIGN ROADS SLABS FOUNDATIONS EMBANKMENTS FILL GRADIENTS CURVES SUPERELEVATION CAMBER IMPACT LOADS CONCRETE REINFORCED STRESS FRICTION REINFORCEMENT EXPANSION JOINTS AGGREGATES SELECTION WATER CEMENT RATIOS Ube...

...-of-expansion curve shows variations at the same temperatures. The Author considers that some valuable knowledge could be gained fromexperiments on the deflection of beams a t high temperatures. If a simply-supported beam of known weight .and moment of inertia were subjected to acentrally disposed 1...