The Reclamatin of Land From Tidal Waters
The Reclamatin of Land From Tidal Waters
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264. L. C. 136-140.
182. 267. L. C. 142.
183. 268. Per Blackburn, J. , in Rfgina v. Lord Mayor of London, L. R. 2 Q. B. 292.
184. 271. L. C. 147-167.
Note Supplemental to Chapter V. On 5th March a Paper was read before the Society of Engineers by Mr. R. F. Grantham, M. Inst. C. E. , on The Closing of Breaches in Sea and River Em- bankments, containing some particulars of personal experience in three cases those of a tidal opening in Brading Harbour, and of breaches at Northey Island in the Blac...kwater, and on the Swale at Grovehurst. The method adopted at Brading was that of forming a skeleton dam by driving piles, in two rows 15 feet apart. The piles were pitched at intervals of 12 feet, their heads left 5 feet above low- water, with timber ties securing the front piles to the back ones. A waling was bolted on the landward side of the back row, and wales along both sides of the front row ; and the space between the wales on the front row was filled-in with sheet-piling, against which were thrown-in sand-bags and chalk, forming slopes of about 2 to I on each side of the dam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
264. L. C. 136-140.
182. 267. L. C. 142.
183. 268. Per Blackburn, J. , in Rfgina v. Lord Mayor of London, L. R. 2 Q. B. 292.
184. 271. L. C. 147-167.
Note Supplemental to Chapter V. On 5th March a Paper was read before the Society of Engineers by Mr. R. F. Grantham, M. Inst. C. E. , on The Closing of Breaches in Sea and River Em- bankments, containing some particulars of personal experience in three cases those of a tidal opening in Brading Harbour, and of breaches at Northey Island in the Blac...kwater, and on the Swale at Grovehurst. The method adopted at Brading was that of forming a skeleton dam by driving piles, in two rows 15 feet apart. The piles were pitched at intervals of 12 feet, their heads left 5 feet above low- water, with timber ties securing the front piles to the back ones. A waling was bolted on the landward side of the back row, and wales along both sides of the front row ; and the space between the wales on the front row was filled-in with sheet-piling, against which were thrown-in sand-bags and chalk, forming slopes of about 2 to I on each side of the dam.
What to read after The Reclamatin of Land From Tidal Waters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Beazeley to read onlineMoreLess
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