...W H WESTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 CRINAN CANAL COMPANY CONSTRUCTION CANALS SEA LOCKS HISTORY FAILURES REPAIRS COSTS WORKS MONOLITHS SHUTTERS BERTHING CONCRETE BLOCKS COFFERDAMS FOUNDATIONS JOINTS PUMPING WALLS GATES SLUICES SILLS DOCKS DRY QUOINS...

... structure belonging to the tramway, which had been built upon the water-main and which extended up to the surface of the street. In many cases trouble has been caused a t sluice-valves where the surface-box in the street has been supported by means of a protecting tube or brick chamber resting on the valve...

...J ALLEN; D L DESHPANDE SELECTED ENGINEERING PAPERS. BEING ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONSORDERED BY THE COUNCIL TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT DISCUSSION. No. 151. THE DESIGN OF PIERS FOR A BRIDGE OR SLUICE DAM: AN INVESTIGATION WITH. THEAID OF MODEL EXPERIMENTS. BY JACKALLEN, M.Sc., Assoc. M. INST. C.E., AXD...

... construction was a sloping bank either plain or rough-pitched and was afterwards removed by dredging. NEW SLUICES. An obstruction to traffic was caused by the old lock a t Pond Lane, Hackney, as the depth over one of the sills was only about 5 feet 6 inches, and it was decided to remove the lock with its two...

...H ADDISON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 FLOW WATER GROUPS SLUICES EXPERIMENTS SCALE MODELS APPARATUS METHODS GATES CHARACTERISTICS CONDITIONS SUBMERGED WEIRS FORMULAE CURVES EFFECT INTERFERENCE MUTUAL DOWNSTREAM INSTRUMENTATION SELECTED ENGINEERING PAPERS. BEIKG...