Institution of Civil Engineers : Vol. 34 (1950).
Institution of Civil Engineers : Vol. 34 (1950).
- The Institution of Civil Engineers. [date of publication not identified]
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It contains of the journal of the institution of civil engineers from 1949 to 1950 (Vol.34).
The bearing capacity of screw piles and screwcrete cylinders by Guthlac Wilson. The Baghdad water-supply : Some engineering features by Bernard Whitterson. Engineering research : Rainfall, run-off, and flood committee; memorandum on rainfall : Run-off relationships and floods. Welded highway bridges by R. G. Braithwaite, D. J. Davies. Fundamental propositions in the plastic theory of structures by M. R. Horne. The Dugald Clerk lecture, 1950 : Methods and plant for concrete by Alan P. Lambert. Government offices, Whitehall Gardens : The special problem of the re-siting of an historic building by L. Scott White, G. A. Gardner. Report of the council for 1949-1950. Balance sheet and accounts. The James Forrest lecture, 1950 : Light alloys by Sir Donald Bailey. Annual General Meeting, 23rd May 1950. Public health engineering with special reference to American experience by Professor G. M. Fair.
It contains of the journal of the institution of civil engineers from 1949 to 1950 (Vol.34).
The bearing capacity of screw piles and screwcrete cylinders by Guthlac Wilson. The Baghdad water-supply : Some engineering features by Bernard Whitterson. Engineering research : Rainfall, run-off, and flood committee; memorandum on rainfall : Run-off relationships and floods. Welded highway bridges by R. G. Braithwaite, D. J. Davies. Fundamental propositions in the plastic theory of structures by M. R. Horne. The Dugald Clerk lecture, 1950 : Methods and plant for concrete by Alan P. Lambert. Government offices, Whitehall Gardens : The special problem of the re-siting of an historic building by L. Scott White, G. A. Gardner. Report of the council for 1949-1950. Balance sheet and accounts. The James Forrest lecture, 1950 : Light alloys by Sir Donald Bailey. Annual General Meeting, 23rd May 1950. Public health engineering with special reference to American experience by Professor G. M. Fair.