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LIST OF TABLES.
LIST OF TABLES.
TABLE
I.
II.
ni.
IV.
IV«.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XI.
Foreign trade
Do.
of principal ports in United Kingdom, .
do Foreign and Colonial ports,
Liverpool and Birkenhead Docks,
Barry Docks, • • • • "
Madero Docks, Buenos Ayres, .
Representative Docks and Basins,
Interstices in broken material, .
Compressive strength of concrète,
Strength of iron and steel,. •
Coefficients of corrosion, .
Corrosion of iron and steel,.
Do.
do.,
XII. Durability of timber, . •
XIII. Weight and strength of timber,
XIV. Compressive strength of stone,
XV.
XVI.
XVII.
XVIII.
XIX.
XX.
XXI.
XXII.
Angles of repose,..........................
Weight of earths, .........................
Weight of mineral substances, .
Force of wind, .......................
Height of waves, • • ‘ ,
Record of docking conditions at Liverpool,
Suspended material in Mersey water, .
Velocity of currents, . . • •
XXIII. Lockage........................‘'
XXIV. Cost of lock gates, Manchester Ship Canal,
XXV. Dock gates.......................
XXVI. Dock Caissons, ...........................
..Bo. at French ports,.
XXVIII. Tonnage and berthage of cargo vessels,
XXIX. Volume and weight of merchandise,.
XXX. Coefficients for Gordon’s formula,
XXXI. Weight of shed roofs, ....................
XXXII. Weight of bridge girderwork,
XXXIII. Weight of modern locomotives, .
XXXIV. Live loads on single railway, • •
XXXV. Dimensions of largest modern vessels,
XXXVI. Overhang of ships.......................
XXXVII. Comparison of power supply,
XXXVIII. Expenditure of energy by cranea,
XXXIX. Bo. do.,
XL. Do. do., - •
XLI. Cost of hydraulie and electric power supply.
XLII. Fluctuations in hydraulic pressure,
XLIII. Gate machines, .
BASE
15
16
31
36
38
54
118
131
139
141
14-2
145
147
150
154
158
171
173
•228
230
230
232
232
236
305
349
362
363
365
380
384
386
424
425
426
466
491
513
514
515
515
516
520
527