... stations were to be erected a t sites agreed upon by the engineers and the contractors, but that observations and calculations were to be made by thetwo parties independently. Normally, no comparison of results was made until an actual length, or turn-off angle, had been arrived at. The number of main...

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...H A SIEVEKING © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 HYDRAULIC ACCUMULATORS STATIONS CONDITIONS USE PUMPING WATER PUMPING STATIONS RESERVOIRS PLANT PUMPS MACHINERY FRICTION TURBINES EFFICIENCY PIPELINES COUPLINGS CONTROL STORAGE BASINS APPLICATIONS UK SELECTED...

...E B S POWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1929 MOTORS CONVERTERS ROTARY POWER STATIONS LIGHTING STATIONS LOADS EQUIPMENT PLANT MACHINERY REGULATION STABILITY MAINTENANCE EFFICIENCY SYNCHRONOUS ELECTRICITY POWER C.be 311stitution of Civil Engineers, SELECTED ENGINEERING...

... objections to banking, especially where the banking gradient is much steeper than about 1.0 per cent., when as many difficulties occur in the descent of long heavy trains in connection with braking, shunting a t stations, etc., as in the ascentitself. It is hardly possible to express these in terms of money...

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...H A LEWIS DALE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1924 FLYING STATIONS CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE AIRFIELDS AERODROMES GROUND CONDITIONS AIRCRAFT AEROPLANES AIRSHIPS SEAPLANES FLYING BOATS BUILDINGS SLIPWAYS TEMPORARY FACILITIES ACCOMMODATION SHEDS CALSHOT UK SELEC L...