Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers - janvier 1836

Publié:	janvier 1836

Auteur(s)	Titre	Page(s)
Cubitt, W.	An Abstract Account of Coals Used in Coke Ovens and Retorts and Coke Produced from One Year's Work at the Ipswich Gas Works	109-110
Donkin, B.	An Account of some Experiments Made in 1823 and 1824, for Determining the Quantity of Water Flowing through Different Shaped Orifices	215-218, plate
Tredgold, T.	An Account of some Experiments on the Expansion of Water by Heat	141-144
Timperley, J.	An Account of the Harbour and Docks at Kingston-upon-Hull	1-52
Hartley, J. B.	An Account of the New or Grosvenor Bridge over the River Dee at Chester	207-214
Farey, J.	An Approximation Rule for Calculating the Velocity with which a Steam Vessel will Be Impelled through Still Water, by the Exertion of a Given Amount of Mechanical Power, or Forcible Motion, by Marine Steam Engines	111-116
Outram, F.	Description of the Method of Roofing in use in the Southern Concan, in the East Indies	157-164
Cooper, J.	Description of the Plan of Restoring the Archstones of Blackfriars Bridge	131-132, plate
Albano, B.	Details of the Construction of a Stone Bridge Erected over the Dora Riparia, Near Turin, by Chevalier Mosca	183-194, plate
Tredgold, T.	An Elementary Illustration of the Principles of Tension and of the Resistance of Bodies to Being Torn Asunder in the Direction of their Length	175-181
Bramah, J. / Freeman, W.	Experiments on the Force Required to Fracture and Crush Stones; Made Under the Direction of Messrs Bramah and Sons for B. Wyatt, Esq. Architect.	234-235
Palmer, H. R.	Experiments on the Resistance of Barges Moving on Canals	165-173
Field, J.	Improved Canal Lock	61-65, plate
	James Brindley, 1716-1772	6-8
	John Rennie, 1761-1821	12-14
	John Smeaton, 1724-1792	8-10
Borthwick, M. A.	Memoir on the use of Cast Iron in Piling, Particularly at Brunswick Wharf, Blackwall	195-205, plate
Waterston, J. J.	A Method of Representing by Diagram and Estimating the Earthwork in Excavations and Embankments	227-230
Seaward, J.	On Procuring Supplies of Water for Cities and Towns by Boring	145-150
Webster, T.	On the Change of Temperature Consequent on Any Change in the Density of Elastic Fluids, Considered Especially with Reference to Steam	219-225
Wicksteed, T.	On the Effective Power of the High-pressure Expansive Condensing Steam Engines Commonly in use in Cornish Mines	117-130, plate
Barlow, P.	On the Force Excited by Hydraulic Pressure in a Bramah Press; the Resisting Power of the Cylinder, and Rules for Computing the Thickness of Metal for Presses of Various Powers and Dimensions	133-139
Neilson, J. B.	On the Hot Air Blast	81-83
Provis, W. A.	On the Locks Commonly Used for River and Canal Navigation	53-60
Farey, J.	On the Relation Between the Temperature and Elastic Force of Steam, When Confined in a Boiler Containing Water	85-93
Barlow, P. W.	On the Strain to which Lock Gates Are Subjected	67-80, plate
Walker, J. / Smith, G.	On Ventilating and Lighting Tunnels, Particularly in Reference to the One on the Leeds and Selby Railway	95-98
Rendel, J. M.	Particulars on the Construction of Lary Bridge, Near Plymouth	99-108, plate
	Ralph Walker, 1749-1824
MacNeill, J.	Recent Canal-boat Experiments – Description and Tabulated Results of a Series of Experiments Made to Ascertain the Actual Tractive Power Exerted in Drawing Boats on Canals, Under Various Circumstances of Load, Speed, Etc	237-282, plates
Gravatt, W.	Some Account of Several Sections through the Plastic Clay Formation in the Vicinity of London	151-153
Donkin, J.	Some Accounts of Borings for Water in London and Its Vicinity	155-156
	Thomas Telford, 1757-1834	14-16
	William Chapman, Died 1830
	William Jessop, 1745-1814	10-11

Auteur(s)

Titre

Page(s)

Cubitt, W.

An Abstract Account of Coals Used in Coke Ovens and Retorts and Coke Produced from One Year's Work at the Ipswich Gas Works

109-110

Donkin, B.

An Account of some Experiments Made in 1823 and 1824, for Determining the Quantity of Water Flowing through Different Shaped Orifices

215-218, plate

Tredgold, T.

An Account of some Experiments on the Expansion of Water by Heat

141-144