BOMBAY HARBOUR SURVEY AND TIDAL MODEL. (INCLUDES PLATES AT BACK OF VOLUME).

doi:10.1680/imotp.1931.13420

BOMBAY HARBOUR SURVEY AND TIDAL MODEL. (INCLUDES PLATES AT BACK OF VOLUME).

Author: J MCCLURE
Source: Minutes of the Proceedings, Volume 232, Issue 1931, pages 66 –79 , , E-ISSN: 1753-7843

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66 McCLURE ON BOMBAY IIARBOUR SURVEY [MiuW of (Paper No. 4769.) `I Bombay Harbour Survey and Tidal Model." By JOHN MCCLURE,M. Inst. C.E. BOMBAY the chief port of Western India and the capital of the is BombayPresidency. It is situated on an island about 25 square miles in areaandhas a population of 1,176,000. The harbour (Big. 1, Plate 2) is a deep arm of the sea sheltered between the island of Bombay and the mainland, with a navigable length, for big ships, of 14 miles, a width ranging from 4 to 6 miles, and an effective area of about 70 square miles...

Keywords: REGIMES; GAUGES; BERTHING; SURVEYS; PROBLEMS; MEASUREMENT; MACHINERY; DEPTH; TEMPLATES; CURRENTS; ASIA; DISTRIBUTION; PORTS; RECORDS; BOMBAY; SILTATION; SILT; TEMPERATURE; USE; CONTROL; HARBOURS; TIDAL; SEWAGE; TIDES; BALANCING; PROPAGATION; EXPERIMENTAL; CHANNELS; DREDGING; MODELLING; INDIA; DOCKS; PROJECTS; WATER; EXPERIMENTS; MODELS; GEARS; DRIVING
Document Type: Research Article
DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1931.13420

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