Author: Thames tunnel
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Languages : en
Pages : 42
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The Thames tunnel [a description of the projected tunnel and an account of the laying of the foundation stone.].
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Pages : 42
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The Thames Tunnel; Its Origin, Progress, and Completion
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Pages : 16
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Pages : 16
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An Explanation of the Works of the Thames Tunnel, Now Completed from Rotherhithe to Wapping
Author: Thames Tunnel Company
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Languages : en
Pages : 60
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The Thames Tunnel Company, Incorporated by Act 5th Geo. IV. Dated 24 June 1824 [being a List of the Officers of the Company]. (A New Plan of Tunnelling, Calculated for Opening a Roadway Under the Thames, by M. I. Brunel.) [With Plates.]
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Pages : 56
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A Letter to G. H. Wollaston Esq. Deputy Chairman of the Thames Tunnel Company, on the present state of the affairs of the Company. By a Shareholder
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Pages : 28
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The Origin, Progress, and Present State of the Thames Tunnel and the Advantages Likely to Accrue from it ... Fourth Edition
Author: THAMES TUNNEL.
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Languages : en
Pages : 28
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The Origin, Progress and Present State of the Thames Tunnel and the Advantage Likely to Accrue from It, Both to the Proprietors and to the Public
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Pages : 42
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The Thames Tunnel, Incorporated by Act 5 Geo. IV., Dated June 24, 1824. [Being an Account of the Tunnel, Etc.]
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Pages : 114
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The Origin, Progress and Completion of the Thames Tunnel
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Category : Thames Tunnel (London, England)
Languages : en
Pages : 44
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Category : Thames Tunnel (London, England)
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The Thames Tideway Tunnel
Author: Phil Stride
Publisher: The History Press
ISBN: 0750991089
Category : Technology & Engineering
Languages : en
Pages : 228
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In 1858 the 'Great Stink of London' made much of the city along the Thames uninhabitable. Between 1848 and 1854 nearly 25,000 Londoners died of cholera, a disease borne by foul water. Joseph Bazalgette saved the city, building sewers that would serve 4 million people and stop waste water emptying into the Thames. These sewers are still the backbone of London's sewerage system today, but the city's population is now approaching 10 million; the old sewers can't cope and action needs to be taken to ensure that 'The Great Stink' never happens again. This is where the Thames Tideway Tunnel comes in: a £4.2 billion, 25km-long, 7.2m-diameter tunnel that will stop virtually all of the sewer overflows into the Thames and give us a cleaner and healthier river and city. This is the inside story on the tunnel, from the very start to breaking ground and all the steps along the way. Written by Phil Stride, a leading civil engineer, it is a unique chance both to see behind the scenes of an incredible civil engineering project and to meet the people who've taken it forward over the last ten years.
Publisher: The History Press
ISBN: 0750991089
Category : Technology & Engineering
Languages : en
Pages : 228
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In 1858 the 'Great Stink of London' made much of the city along the Thames uninhabitable. Between 1848 and 1854 nearly 25,000 Londoners died of cholera, a disease borne by foul water. Joseph Bazalgette saved the city, building sewers that would serve 4 million people and stop waste water emptying into the Thames. These sewers are still the backbone of London's sewerage system today, but the city's population is now approaching 10 million; the old sewers can't cope and action needs to be taken to ensure that 'The Great Stink' never happens again. This is where the Thames Tideway Tunnel comes in: a £4.2 billion, 25km-long, 7.2m-diameter tunnel that will stop virtually all of the sewer overflows into the Thames and give us a cleaner and healthier river and city. This is the inside story on the tunnel, from the very start to breaking ground and all the steps along the way. Written by Phil Stride, a leading civil engineer, it is a unique chance both to see behind the scenes of an incredible civil engineering project and to meet the people who've taken it forward over the last ten years.