...F W H STILEMAN; J S YOUNG © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 BARROW HAEMATITE STEEL COMPANY TRANSPORT PROBLEMS RAILWAYS CONSTRUCTION HARBOURS DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURE COSTS LINES ECONOMICS LOCATION TRAFFIC ROADS PORTS TRADE JETTIES BREAKWATERS WHARVES IMPORTS EXPORTS...

...-mains have occupied t,he attention of engineers to a much greater extent.Every year the number of miles of water- and gas-mains laid increases steadily, and most of the roads under which they are laid are carrying heavier and more swiftly-moving traffic, with the consequence t.hat pipefailures mean...

... essential tothe economic advancement of a countrya, nd with the progressive development of Burma, the construction and improvement of such roads to meet modern traffic conditions have been given special attention. In addition to these there are important feeder roads which, with the arterial roads...

...R G C BATSON; H R MILLS STRENGTH CONCRETE ROADS CONSTRUCTION VARIATIONS INGREDIENTS MANUFACTURE CRUSHING CUBES CYLINDERS AGGREGATES CEMENT EFFECT WATER RATIOS MATURING CANTILEVER REINFORCED PLAIN QUALITY LABORATORIES MIXED PRESSURE SELECTED ENGINEERING PAPERS...

...G E SCOTT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 BRIDGES RIVERS ROADS GUIDEBANKS STEEL WELLS STEELWORK BWETGYI BRIDGE BURMA ASIA SELECTED ENGINEERING PAPERS. BEINGORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONSORDERED BY THE COUNCIL TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT DISCUSSION. No. 110. BWETGYI BRIDGEB, URMA...

...R G C BATSON; S A WOOD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY DEFORMATION CONCRETE ROADS SLABS MEASUREMENT APPARATUS INSTRUMENTATION OBSERVATIONS MOVEMENT EFFECT EARTH VARIATIONS LONGITUDINAL PROFILES SHORT TERM PERMANENT SELECTED ENGINEERING...

... revenue (for 1928-29 and excluding the railways) wa2s6,031,000. This Paper indicates the progress that has been made in averyrapidly developing country,andthe class of engineering work that is now being carried out there. ROADSAND BRIDGES. Construction of the first motor-road-a feeder to the railway...

...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...

...T R S KYNNERSLEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 BITUMINOUS ROADS CONSTRUCTION CLIMATE ASPHALT PAVEMENTS PLANT LAYING BOMBAY INDIA ASIA Ube 3nstitution of Civil Engineers, SELECTED ENGINEERING PAPERS. BEINGORIGINACLOMMUNICATIOONRSDERED BY THE COUNOIL TO BE PUBLISHED...

... of motortransportduringthe last decadehas necessitated considerable improvements of variouskinds tothe roads, whichwere originally laid down for horse traffic. At the present time these improvements are being carried out on a large scale, and such works are likelyto be continued-with the aid of the Road Fund-forsome time...