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Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1842) 3 (5): 357–370.
Published: 01 January 1842
...W A PROVIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1842 BRIDGES SUSPENSION WIND DAMAGE ROADWAYS REPAIRS GALES JOISTS BEARERS FAILURES MOVEMENT MOTION RODS OSCILLATIONS CHAINS STORMS CARRIAGEWAYS PLATFORMS ACTION HURRICANES MENAI BRIDGE MENAI STRAITS WALES ANGLESEY UK...
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Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1841) 3 (4): 257–294.
Published: 01 January 1841
...J PARKES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1841 STEAM ACTION CORNISH PUMPING ENGINES ECONOMY EXPANSION TRIALS RESISTANCE THEORY POWER PERCUSSION PUMPS INDICATORS PRESSURE CALCULATIONS ELASTICITY SINGLE ELASTIC FORCES CYLINDERS DUTY PERFORMANCE WATER EXPANSIVE PISTONS...
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Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1840) 3 (3): 219–227.
Published: 01 January 1840
...C W PASLEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1840 BRIDGES SUSPENSION HURRICANES CONSTRUCTION WIND DAMAGE ROADWAYS CHAINS SAFETY STABILITY TRUSSES GALES BARS ACCIDENTS FAILURES DEATHS ACTION RODS MONTROSE SCOTLAND UK VI1.-Bescription of the State of theSuspension...
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Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1838) 2 (1): 49–60.
Published: 01 January 1838
.... During the workingstroke of the engine a direct motion is given to theslider by means of a stringwhich passes over a pulley, and is connected with the radius-rod of the parallel motion. Its return is effected by the action of a coun- terpoise suspended over a similar small wheel. On this moveable board...
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Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1836) 1 (1836): 195–205.
Published: 01 January 1836
... of the LondonDocks. With a view to a moreeffectualresistance of a like action in future, iron instead of woodsheetpiling was introduced in the foundation of' the wall inquestion ; and though, ifone may judge from the specification of the patent, no application of his plan of so permanent a nature seemsto have...

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