Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - v. 1, n. 1840 (1841)

Published:	1841

Author(s)	Title	Page(s)
Burn, A.	An Account of a Proposed Suspension Bridge over the Haslar Lake at Portsmouth	52-53
Moorsom, W. S.	Account of a Series of Experiments on Locomotive Engines, More Particularly on the "England", the "Columbia", and the "Atlantic", Manufactured by Mr. Norris, of Philadelphia	45-47
Brunel, M. I.	An Account of the Actual State of the Works at the Thames Tunnel (June 23, 1840)	85-86
Bury, E.	An Account of the Performances of the Locomotive Engines on the London and Birmingham Railway During the Year 1839	33-34
Mushet, D.	Analysis of a Piece of the Iron Heel Post Converted by the Action of Sea Water into a Substance Resembling Plumbago	3
Cowper, E.	An Azimuth Cap as an Addition to the Common Level	31
Carr, H.	Description of a Dynamometer, or an Instrument for Measuring the Friction on Roads, Railways, Canals, etc.	52
Milne, J.	Description of a New Gas Regulator	61
Cowper, E.	Description of a Running Gauge for Ascertaining the Parallelism of a Railway	30-31
Curtis, W. J.	Description of a Traversing Screw-Jack	60
McEwen, R.	Description of an Apparatus for Preventing the Explosion of Steam Boilers	55-56
Carr, H.	Description of an Instrument for Describing the Profile of Roads	56-57
Chapman, H.	Description of an Instrument for Describing the Profile of Roads	86-87
Williams, C. W.	Description of the "Nonsuch" Iron Passage Boat Plying on the Limerick Navigation, between That Place and Killaloe	28-29
Dalrymple, G. S.	A Description of the Coffre Dam at the Site for the New Houses of Parliament	18-19
Patrick, J.	Description of the Engines on Board the Iron Steam Tug, the "alice"	54-55
Kendall, E. N.	Description of the Steam Ship "india", with a Table of the Proportions of Large Steam Ships	50-51
Rickman, W.	Earth Falls at the Undercliff in the Isle of Wight	35-36
Nasmyth, J.	A Mode of Bending Discs of Silvered Plate Glass into Concave or Convex Mirrors by Means of the Pressure of the Atmosphere	31-32
Enys, J. S.	Observations on the Efficiency or Gross Power of Steam Exerted on the Piston in Relation to the Reported Duty of Steam Engines in Cornwall, at Different Periods	1-2
Brunel, M. I.	On a Mode of Dowelling Timber, or of Combining it and other Materials for General Purposes	6
Cubitt, W.	On a New Mode of Covering Roofs with Planking	68
Hemming, A. F.	On Browne's Patent Hydraulic Level	20
Bazalgette, J. W.	On Reclaiming Land from the Sea, with Plans Illustrative of Works in Loughs Swilly and Foyle	41-43
Bourns, C.	On Setting Out Railway Curves	56
Parkes, J.	On Steam Engines, Principally with Reference to their Consumption of Steam and Fuel	6-14
Parkes, J.	On the Action of Steam as a Moving Power in the Cornish Single Pumping Engine	75-78
Delbruick, M.	On the Autogenous Uniting of Lead and other Metals	27-28
Mallet, Robert	On the Corrosion of Cast and Wrought Iron in Water	70-75
Hartley, J. B.	On the Effects of the Worm on Kyanized Timber Exposed to the Action of Sea Water, and on the Use of Greenheart Timber from Demerara, in the Same Situations	84-85
Hood, C.	On the Efflux of Gaseous Fluids under Pressure	87-88
Rennie, George	On the Expansion of Arches	4-6
Renton, H.	On the Improvement of Navigable Rivers, with a Description of a Self-Acting Wasteboard at Naburn Lock, on the River Ouse	26-27
Pellatt, A.	On the Manufacture of Flint Glass	37-39
Hood, C.	On the Properties and Chemical Constitution of Coal, with Remarks on the Methods of Increasing its Calorific Effect, and Preventing the Loss which Occurs During its Combustion	62-66
Enys, J. S.	On the Stamping Engines in Cornwall	83-84
Glynn, J.	On the Use of Mica, as a Substitute for Glass, in the Windows of Workshops	43-44
Gordon, A.	Photography, as Applicable to Engineering	57-59
Cooper, J.	Remarks on the Action of the Worm on Kyanized Timber	69
Cursetjee, A.	Remarks on the Engines of the Steam Tug "alice"	68-69
Henderson, P.	Specification and Working Drawings of the Middlesbrough-On-Tees Gas Works	6
Lubbock, J. W.	A Theoretical Calculation of the Fuel Saved by Working Steam Expansively	3-4
England, G.	An Universal Screw-Jack	60

Author(s)

Title

Page(s)

Burn, A.

An Account of a Proposed Suspension Bridge over the Haslar Lake at Portsmouth

52-53

Moorsom, W. S.

Account of a Series of Experiments on Locomotive Engines, More Particularly on the "England", the "Columbia", and the "Atlantic", Manufactured by Mr. Norris, of Philadelphia

45-47

Brunel, M. I.

An Account of the Actual State of the Works at the Thames Tunnel (June 23, 1840)

85-86