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Concrete gravity dam for faulted mountainous area
Description of concrete-gravity Morris dam, 328 ft max height, for water supply of Pasadena, Calif, providing for earthquake resistance, numerous outlets for stream regulation and spillway in difficult location; geology of site; treatment over fault; spillway discharging 80,000 sec-ft, or twice maximum flow, consists of three automatic, floating-drum-type gates, hinged downstream.
Concrete gravity dam for faulted mountainous area
Description of concrete-gravity Morris dam, 328 ft max height, for water supply of Pasadena, Calif, providing for earthquake resistance, numerous outlets for stream regulation and spillway in difficult location; geology of site; treatment over fault; spillway discharging 80,000 sec-ft, or twice maximum flow, consists of three automatic, floating-drum-type gates, hinged downstream.
Concrete gravity dam for faulted mountainous area
Eng News-Rec
Morris, S.B. (author) / Pearce, C.E. (author)
Engineering News-Record ; 113
1934
5 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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