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Aggregate Degradation In Bituminous Mixtures: Technical Paper, Fred Moavenzadeh, William Harner Goetz Jan 1963

Aggregate Degradation In Bituminous Mixtures: Technical Paper, Fred Moavenzadeh, William Harner Goetz

JTRP Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Nuclear Moisture-Density Measurements In Construction Control : Technical Paper, Alfonso Burgers, Eldon J. Yoder Jan 1962

Nuclear Moisture-Density Measurements In Construction Control : Technical Paper, Alfonso Burgers, Eldon J. Yoder

JTRP Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


Temperature Forecasting At Logan, Utah, For The Snowmelt-Runoff Season, Clifton Johnson May 1957

Temperature Forecasting At Logan, Utah, For The Snowmelt-Runoff Season, Clifton Johnson

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the practicability of forecasting temperatures for the spring and summer snowmelt-runoff season. A successful temperature forecast for Logan, Utah, would be useful in studies of Logan River streamflow, as well as other related applications.

Logan, Utah, is situated in a region where the snow accumulates during the winter and early spring at high altitudes and remains until the proper sequence of meteorological events provides the thermodynamic conditions essential for melting. Snow surveys provide an index to the water available on a watershed. Temperature conditions during the melt period largely determine the available …


The Effect Of Base Course Gradation On The Results Of Laboratory Pumping Tests, W. P. Chamberlin Jan 1957

The Effect Of Base Course Gradation On The Results Of Laboratory Pumping Tests, W. P. Chamberlin

JTRP Technical Reports

No abstract provided.


0007: Samuel Roy Jenkins Diaries, 1887-1941, Marshall University Special Collections Jan 1955

0007: Samuel Roy Jenkins Diaries, 1887-1941, Marshall University Special Collections

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This collection consists primarily of the diaries of Samuel Roy Jenkins, written from 1887 until 1941. The early diaries, written between 1887 and 1898, deal with his life as a student at Grafton High School and West Virginia University, and later as a civil engineer in Grafton, West Virginia. The middle group of diaries cover the years from 1906 until 1925; Mr. Jenkins' floral business in Grafton and his increasing financial difficulties are the subjects of many of these entries. In the last group of diaries, written between 1930 and 1941, the entries discuss Mr. Jenkins' return to the engineering …


Investigation Of Soil Bricks As A Building Material, Ahmet Ilter Jan 1954

Investigation Of Soil Bricks As A Building Material, Ahmet Ilter

Masters Theses

"The need of a cheap construction material for small village farm construction in Turkey makes soil-cement a most desirable material. What is more, as far as the author knows, soil-cement has not found any application in farm house construction in Turkey as yet. So the author, being acquainted with his native country's house construction problem, and seeing the suitable application soil-cement have on such construction, came to the decision that he should investigate this problem thoroughly.

The main objective of the tests run in this investigation will be to find the strength of different samples of soil-cement. The stabilizer used …


Effects Of Wave Action Upon The Design Of The Breakwater For Istanbul Harbor, Melih Suat Durusan Jan 1950

Effects Of Wave Action Upon The Design Of The Breakwater For Istanbul Harbor, Melih Suat Durusan

Masters Theses

"The city of Istanbul is situated on the southern entrance of the Bosphorus which separates Asia from Europe; at the same time it is the only strait that leads to the Black Sea. Istanbul is the city that connects Europe-Asia highways and railways. These features show that Istanbul is a very important port. The Golden Horn and the southern end of the Bosphorus constitute a natural harbor which has been in use for many years. Although the natural harbor has served its purpose in the past, the present conditions necessitate the presence of a new harbor...One economical method of improving …