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Use of Asphaltum for Reservoir Linings
For a number of years past, experiments have been made in rather a small way in various parts of California in the use of asphaltum for reservoir linings, particularly in the southern portion of the State where the natural product abounds in a great variety of forms, from hard rock to liquid "mineral tar," so called, oozing from the ground in springs. The natural properties of asphalt seem to render it a useful material from which to form a water-tight coating for reservoirs.
Use of Asphaltum for Reservoir Linings
For a number of years past, experiments have been made in rather a small way in various parts of California in the use of asphaltum for reservoir linings, particularly in the southern portion of the State where the natural product abounds in a great variety of forms, from hard rock to liquid "mineral tar," so called, oozing from the ground in springs. The natural properties of asphalt seem to render it a useful material from which to form a water-tight coating for reservoirs.
Use of Asphaltum for Reservoir Linings
Owen, James (author) / Schuyler, James D. (author)
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; 27 ; 629-639
2021-01-01
111892-01-01 pages
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