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  Charge as a factor in stable irrigation canals 

  Contributor:Lane, Emory Wilson, 1891-; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1955-11
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  Canal seepage 

  Contributor:Robinson, A. R. (August Robert), 1921-; Rohwer, Carl.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1955
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  Many factors to consider for efficient water use 

  Contributor:Peterson, Dean F.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1955
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  Ice pressure on dams references 

  Contributor:Chamberlain, A. R. (Adrian Ramond); Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1954
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  References 

  Contributor:Chamberlain, A. R. (Adrian Ramond); Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1954
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  Modernizing the Surveying curriculum 

  Contributor:Bender, Milton E.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1955
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  A report on degradation below dams 

  Contributor:Garde, R. J.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1955-04
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  An outline of recent developments in the theories of sediment transportation 

  Contributor:Albertson, Maurice L.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1955
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  An irrigation guide for Colorado 

  Contributor:Hamman, A. J.; Code, W. E. (William E.), 1891-; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College
  Date:1954-04
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  Some mistakes in the design of flood control works 

  Contributor:Lane, Emory Wilson, 1891-; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1954-12
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  Colorado needs ground-water legislation 

  Contributor:Code, W. E. (William E.), 1891-; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1954
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  Study of evaporation from soil surfaces in terms of soil and micrometeorological factors of the Western Regional Project W-32 Basic Hydrological Factors Relating to Water Conservation : progress report no. 1 

  Contributor:Corey, A. T. (Arthur Thomas), 1919-; Albertson, Maurice L.; Staley, Robert William; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1955-11-15
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  Development of a facility for testing the performance of ship hulls in oblique seas 

  Contributor:Schulz, Edmund F.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1954-03

  The conversion of a round 85-ft diameter outdoor pond to a facility for testing model seaplanes and ships in oblique seas is described. Waves are created in the 40 by 65 ft. seaway by oscillating a 14-inch diameter cylinder ...
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  Development of a basin for investigation of the seaworthiness of model seaplane hulls 

  Contributor:Schulz, Edmund F.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1954?

  The conversion of a round 85-ft diameter outdoor pond to a facility for testing model seaplanes and ships in oblique seas is described. Waves are created in the 40 by 65 ft. seaway by oscillating a 14-inch diameter cylinder ...
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  Influence of shape on the fall velocity of sedimentary particles 

  Contributor:Schulz, Edmund F.; Wilde, R. H.; Albertson, Maurice L.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1954-07

  Techniques used in modern sediment engineering require knowledge of the fall velocity of sediment particles in water. Under certain conditions, the fall velocity of a sphere can be computed using Stokes Law. Stokes Law, ...
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  Temperature distribution in the boundary layer of an airplane wing with a line source of heat at the stagnation edge. Pt.1. Symmetric wing in symmetric flow 

  Contributor:Yih, Chia-shun, 1918-1997; Cermak, J. E. (Jack E.); Shen, Richard Tsu-hsun; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1952-10
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  Application of model techniques to mass transfer and evaporation studies 

  Contributor:Cermak, J. E. (Jack E.); Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1953?
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  A study of the sediment carrying capacity of closed conduits : progress report 

  Contributor:Peterson, Dean F.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1953-07-15

  The design and construction of all basic equipment has been completed; and the test section and facilities for obtaining data on sediment load and head loss have been installed. A single size distribution of sediment is ...
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  Effect of well screens and gravel envelopes on flow of sand into wells : progress report on the performance of well screens 

  Contributor:Rohwer, Carl; Leatherwood, Frank N.; United States. Soil Conservation Service; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1952-08-01
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  Tests of the seaworthiness of seaplane hulls having a high length to beam ratio 

  Contributor:Schulz, Edmund F.; Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1954-05

  The performance of model seaplane hulls having length-to-beam ratios of 8 and 12 was estimated by observing the motions of heave, pitch and roll while towing the model at various angles and at various speeds into a simple ...

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