...A A RAGG PORTS HISTORY DEVELOPMENT GEOGRAPHY WHARVES UNDERWATER DETERIORATION CONSTRUCTION RECLAMATION PILING SUPERSTRUCTURES SLIPWAYS LIGHTS BEACONS WATER SUPPLY COAL SUPPLY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 PORT OF SUVA FIJI SELECTED ENGINEERING PAPERzS, BEING...

...B C HAMMOND © Thomas Telford and ICE 1934 CAST IRON STRENGTHENING BRIDGES WELDED STEEL BARS CONCRETE SLABS RIBS BEAMS WELDING SUPERSTRUCTURES HOLT FLEET BRID WORCESTER RIVER SEVERN UK Gbe 3natitution of Civil Zngineers. SELECTEDENGINEERING PAPERS. BEINU...

... of the pier or recess, and is enclosed by a guardrailing of galvanized forged-steel standards and steam-tubing. A rubble apron 30 feet wide and 10 feet thick, formed of stones weighing from 1 cwt. to 10 cwt. each, was deposited round piers 6 and 7 as a protection against scour. Superstructure.-The main...

...J MARCHBANKS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 DEVELOPMENT HARBOURS DREDGING RECLAMATION SEA WALLS WHARVES CARGOES SHEDS EQUIPMENT FLOATING PLANT SLIPWAYS REPAIRS HANDLING TRADE CONTROL COSTS MOORING SUPERSTRUCTURES MATERIALS WELLINGTON HARB PORT NICHOLSON NEW...

...E B CULLEN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 MESSRS. BRETT & CO. CONSTRUCTION WHARVES TIMBER PILES PROTECTION SUPERSTRUCTURES FENDERS FLOODS CRANES HOISTING LOADING DOLPHINS BRETT'S WHARF BRISBANE HAMILTON BRISBANE RIVER AUSTRALIA SELECTED ENGINEERING...

... by dry stone pitching laid on a layer of puddled clay for a distance of 10 metres. The side slopes of the canal upstrea,m and downstream are revetted with stone pitching laid in cement mortar. Superstructure.-The regulator consists of five openings, each of 5 metres clear span, with the springing...

... and a distributed load of 80 lbs. per square foot on the footpaths. No allowance was made for skin-friction or buoyancy in calculating the pressures on the foundations. -- Concrete . . . . . . . . . Steel and castiron in piers . . . . Superstructure, fixed spans. SLuivpeerlostarduscture., op.eni.ng s.pan...

... railway-bridges by the staff of the Engineer of the North-Eastern Area, London and North Eastern Railway, and this Paperbriefly describes some of the tests and gives a detailed account of one of the later tests. Tests were made of the superstructure of one span of the High Level bridge, Newcastle...

...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...

...T C HOOD RECONSTRUCTION BRIDGES LOADS GIRDERS BOWSTRING ARCHES SUPERSTRUCTURES CONSTRUCTION PILES EXCAVATING FERROCRETE REINFORCEMENT RIBS ABUTMENTS STRESS EXCAVATIONS CRAWFORD BRIDGE SINGAPORE SINGAPORE ASIA SELECTEDENGINEERING PAPERS. BRINGORIGINAL COM...

... betweencentressupporting a timberdeck whichcarried a macadamroadway.Thefootways were carriedon cantilevers attached to the lattice girders. I n 1911 the superstructure was considered to be too weak for the traffic of the day and was strengthened by the insertion, between the two lattice girders, of a mild steel Pratt...

... of ashlar, generally of the same quality asthe superstructure. The timberplatform,already referred to, was laid on the gravel bed of the river, which overlies Permian Mar1 6 to 10 feet below, and there had been no scour whatever, for the timberwas nowhere exposed, nor was there any traceof sinkage...