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... with masonry and cemented 80 as to be water tight. At the bottom of the shaft it is to be well plugged (stopped) with brickwork set in cement. In tho plug duplicate outlet pipes to be fixed, fitted with duplicate valves. One valve to consist of a pipe ...
... their oonstroo don), made to bo't firmly together, and pmf dad with shelving aides of iron to prevent boll ing over. The brickwork of the flue is so arranged as , to force the flume upwards against the bottom of the coppe•s, thus rnakmg the hestieg surface ...
... structure when added will extend it to a total length of 30 yards. The largest portion of the facade is of Portland stone, but brickwork has been introduced to a moderate extent in suitable positions The principal entrance now completed is 17 feet wide by 23i ...
... necessary do not exist. As shown in sketch that at Breeknocks is sealed against intrusion by two 3 inch flag built 9 inches into brickwork at both ends. These flags should be made free to move and also removable by hand by h‘ving holes punched through them in ...
... feet of concrete flooring, in the construction of which and of the brickwork a thousand barrels of cement and 3000 puns. of lime were used. In the chimney, boiler flue and other brickwork, 850,000 bricks are embedded The l total weight of the ironwork in ...
... Street at:d thence to t sea commenced rocking to and fro. W a ll s and cealiugs snapped and in many cases whole pike of brickwork fell in a rivi , s of debris into the fissure. created by the subsidence. Fortunately there have been no lose of life but ...
... it removed with the view of bettering the sanitation of the town and providing for its extension. But so firmly was the brickwork held together that the greatest difficulty was found in the demolition of the town wall, and the separation of the bricks ...
... sill of the waste weir i 5,34 feet, and the water is delivered in pipes through an elliptical tunnel which is lined with brickwork The Tuhnel is 5 feet in height and is cut through the spur of the hill for a distance of 406 feet The Contractors report ...