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Timber flume replaced by steel on Utah mountainside
8-ft 6-in. diam pipe line replaces 10 × 7-ft wooden flume which carried water along Provo Canyon, Utah, to Olmsted hydroelectric plant; design features include steel pedestal supports, flexible joints over stretch of poor soil, and double siphoning spillway at lower end of pipe line; photographs. (see also description, by T.A.PURTON, in Civ Eng (NY) v 19 n 7 July 1949 p 35-7)
Timber flume replaced by steel on Utah mountainside
8-ft 6-in. diam pipe line replaces 10 × 7-ft wooden flume which carried water along Provo Canyon, Utah, to Olmsted hydroelectric plant; design features include steel pedestal supports, flexible joints over stretch of poor soil, and double siphoning spillway at lower end of pipe line; photographs. (see also description, by T.A.PURTON, in Civ Eng (NY) v 19 n 7 July 1949 p 35-7)
Timber flume replaced by steel on Utah mountainside
Western Construction News
Boehmer, H. (author)
1948
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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