- Email: [email protected]
The bucket wheel excavator. Development, design, application. Series on Bulk Material Handling, Volume 1. Textbook
217A
Geomechanics Abstracts General 2141 ANTILL, JM Civil emgineerimg management: the art of organisimg azzl d l r e c t ~ men. INST.EN~RS.AUSTRAL.CIV.ENG.TRANS.V.CEIS, NI & 2, 1973, P36-38. This paper first discusses t h e unique characteristics of civil e~ineeTir6 e ~ i s e s , their effects on management, ard the requir~ents of an e~i~eer-manager. It then turns to the question of employer-employee relationships, examines the attlt1~es with which marege~ ment a ~ e ~ o y e e s regard each o~her, ar~ suggests improvements in this regard. N ~ follows a ahc~t discussion of work simplification applicable to construction operations, a~d the selection a~l trainlr~ of perso~r~l. The r ~ r k a b l e success of i~rlustrial relations at Gore (Nc~thern T~Ti~0ry) is then e x p l a ~ l in some detail, amd ~he pal~r concludes with specific proposals fmr greater stability in the construction ir~uatry. Auth. 2142 GOTT,B YOUNG, WM How does the er~ineer decide whether a computer program is worth usir~? : - l ~ f c ~ discussion. PROC. INST.CIV. ENGRS.V~, MAY, 1973, P~04-405.
Contracts and specifications 2143 WEST, AS AE~OYD, T Resl~onsibility and guarantees in pilimg.-info~,~l dlscus sio~. PROC. INST. cir. E~3RS.VS~, MAY, 1973, P393- 397.
Books
I. lwasaki; 7. ~he chemistry of volcanic gases az~ its connection with the prediction of volcanic activity, by I. Elskens; and 8. Concepts ar~ techniques fmr the geochemical fcracastir6 of volcanic eruptlons, by F. Tomari
2145 VOLI~,E Dictiomary of hydraulics, soll a ~ f o u r , ion emgi~eri~. German- Emgllsh. Textbook.-Explanations of technical reruns and their ¢ranslatlmm are given. 52F, 35T, 39R. GUSTAV FISCHER VERLAG, ~ A R T , 1973, 415P. 2146 RASPSR, L The bucket wheel excavator. Development,design, application. Series on Bulk Material H a ~ i ~ , Volume i. Textbook. 250F,60T,320R. TRANS .TECH.PUELIC~IONS, Vl, 1974" 5,400P. 2147 ~LYTH, FG IMPER. CGLL. SCI .TECHNOL .LONDON, GB DE FREITAS, MH I M P . COLL. SCI.TECHI~.LONDON, GB A 6eolo6y fmr emglne~s. Textbook. 213F,Refs. EDWARD ARNGLD, 1974, 585P. The text of ~his book is divided into three sections: i. G ~ a l geologsG 2. ~ l y t i c a l teahniqu~s; al~ 3. Applications. Modern ideas of earth structure amd large surface features a r e ~ am~ c o s M i C a l drift is discussed. A c ~ e h e n s i v e o ~ of mineralogy and petrology is given. The aecc~ section dmals with geological investigations, site i~vestlgatio~s, in-situ testim6, laboratory testis6 amd sampli~. In the third section the movement of water umder~round, slope stability, dr~_llir~, excavation, urder~rotlr~l works, dam construction, reservoirs amd Irdustriel and urban development of ~ are considered.
Bibliographies 21b~ II~. SEISMOL. CENT. Bibliography of seimmology, 1973 Jan-Jume, i%ems 34239-34943. IN~. SEI SMOL. CEN~. HULL. EDINBUR
See also abstracts: 2333,2337. 2144 UNESCO The surveillance and prediction of volcanic activity, a review of methods and techniques. Textbook. Figs,Tabls,Ref s. UNESCO, PARIS, 1972,166P. The following papers are incl~ded in this state-of-theart volt,me: i. A seismological ap~oach to the prediction of volcanic eruptions, by D. Shimozuru; 2. Geodetic m e a s u r e r s , by R.W. Decker ard W.T. Kinoshlta; 3. Gravimetrlc, magnetic ar~ electrical methods, by I. Yokoyam~ ~. Thermal surveillance of volcanoes, by R.M. Moxham~ ~. A dy~smic approach %o the problem of forecasting volcanic paroxysms, by H. Tazieff; 6. Chemical surveillance ard prediction of volcanic activity, by
2149 BROOKS, JR THGMAS, P A selected bibliography of North Sea geology Ul~ to 1974. Refs. PROC. GEOL. ASS. LONDON, V85, NI, APR. 197:$,PIO3-111. 2150 Y~N~R,W UNIV.PAPUA, I ~ GUTNEA,AUS Earth science abstracts, Papua New Gulmea, to 1971. Refs. D E P T . M I ~ A L S AND E~ERGY, BUR.MIN.RES~CES, GEOLOGY, AND GEOPHYS.AUS~RALIA BULLETIN, N143,1974,~5P. This armored bibliography consists of Three perts: i. Abstracts mr reviews of all articles included entered by subject categor~ 2. Author ird~; ard B. Locality index.
Geomechanics Abstracts General 2141 ANTILL, JM Civil emgineerimg management: the art of organisimg azzl d l r e c t ~ men. INST.EN~RS.AUSTRAL.CIV.ENG.TRANS.V.CEIS, NI & 2, 1973, P36-38. This paper first discusses t h e unique characteristics of civil e~ineeTir6 e ~ i s e s , their effects on management, ard the requir~ents of an e~i~eer-manager. It then turns to the question of employer-employee relationships, examines the attlt1~es with which marege~ ment a ~ e ~ o y e e s regard each o~her, ar~ suggests improvements in this regard. N ~ follows a ahc~t discussion of work simplification applicable to construction operations, a~d the selection a~l trainlr~ of perso~r~l. The r ~ r k a b l e success of i~rlustrial relations at Gore (Nc~thern T~Ti~0ry) is then e x p l a ~ l in some detail, amd ~he pal~r concludes with specific proposals fmr greater stability in the construction ir~uatry. Auth. 2142 GOTT,B YOUNG, WM How does the er~ineer decide whether a computer program is worth usir~? : - l ~ f c ~ discussion. PROC. INST.CIV. ENGRS.V~, MAY, 1973, P~04-405.
Contracts and specifications 2143 WEST, AS AE~OYD, T Resl~onsibility and guarantees in pilimg.-info~,~l dlscus sio~. PROC. INST. cir. E~3RS.VS~, MAY, 1973, P393- 397.
Books
I. lwasaki; 7. ~he chemistry of volcanic gases az~ its connection with the prediction of volcanic activity, by I. Elskens; and 8. Concepts ar~ techniques fmr the geochemical fcracastir6 of volcanic eruptlons, by F. Tomari
2145 VOLI~,E Dictiomary of hydraulics, soll a ~ f o u r , ion emgi~eri~. German- Emgllsh. Textbook.-Explanations of technical reruns and their ¢ranslatlmm are given. 52F, 35T, 39R. GUSTAV FISCHER VERLAG, ~ A R T , 1973, 415P. 2146 RASPSR, L The bucket wheel excavator. Development,design, application. Series on Bulk Material H a ~ i ~ , Volume i. Textbook. 250F,60T,320R. TRANS .TECH.PUELIC~IONS, Vl, 1974" 5,400P. 2147 ~LYTH, FG IMPER. CGLL. SCI .TECHNOL .LONDON, GB DE FREITAS, MH I M P . COLL. SCI.TECHI~.LONDON, GB A 6eolo6y fmr emglne~s. Textbook. 213F,Refs. EDWARD ARNGLD, 1974, 585P. The text of ~his book is divided into three sections: i. G ~ a l geologsG 2. ~ l y t i c a l teahniqu~s; al~ 3. Applications. Modern ideas of earth structure amd large surface features a r e ~ am~ c o s M i C a l drift is discussed. A c ~ e h e n s i v e o ~ of mineralogy and petrology is given. The aecc~ section dmals with geological investigations, site i~vestlgatio~s, in-situ testim6, laboratory testis6 amd sampli~. In the third section the movement of water umder~round, slope stability, dr~_llir~, excavation, urder~rotlr~l works, dam construction, reservoirs amd Irdustriel and urban development of ~ are considered.
Bibliographies 21b~ II~. SEISMOL. CENT. Bibliography of seimmology, 1973 Jan-Jume, i%ems 34239-34943. IN~. SEI SMOL. CEN~. HULL. EDINBUR
See also abstracts: 2333,2337. 2144 UNESCO The surveillance and prediction of volcanic activity, a review of methods and techniques. Textbook. Figs,Tabls,Ref s. UNESCO, PARIS, 1972,166P. The following papers are incl~ded in this state-of-theart volt,me: i. A seismological ap~oach to the prediction of volcanic eruptions, by D. Shimozuru; 2. Geodetic m e a s u r e r s , by R.W. Decker ard W.T. Kinoshlta; 3. Gravimetrlc, magnetic ar~ electrical methods, by I. Yokoyam~ ~. Thermal surveillance of volcanoes, by R.M. Moxham~ ~. A dy~smic approach %o the problem of forecasting volcanic paroxysms, by H. Tazieff; 6. Chemical surveillance ard prediction of volcanic activity, by
2149 BROOKS, JR THGMAS, P A selected bibliography of North Sea geology Ul~ to 1974. Refs. PROC. GEOL. ASS. LONDON, V85, NI, APR. 197:$,PIO3-111. 2150 Y~N~R,W UNIV.PAPUA, I ~ GUTNEA,AUS Earth science abstracts, Papua New Gulmea, to 1971. Refs. D E P T . M I ~ A L S AND E~ERGY, BUR.MIN.RES~CES, GEOLOGY, AND GEOPHYS.AUS~RALIA BULLETIN, N143,1974,~5P. This armored bibliography consists of Three perts: i. Abstracts mr reviews of all articles included entered by subject categor~ 2. Author ird~; ard B. Locality index.