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In 1934, J. C. WOOLEY conceived idea that structure could be built of concrete, without using forms, to lower water from one elevation to another; structure is named "thin-section concrete flume"; in 1934 first of these flumes was built on one of Missouri University's experimental farms near Columbia; 31 of structures were built under demonstration in Illinois in 6 yr; only one has partially failed; design of structure; constructional details.
In 1934, J. C. WOOLEY conceived idea that structure could be built of concrete, without using forms, to lower water from one elevation to another; structure is named "thin-section concrete flume"; in 1934 first of these flumes was built on one of Missouri University's experimental farms near Columbia; 31 of structures were built under demonstration in Illinois in 6 yr; only one has partially failed; design of structure; constructional details.
Results of low-cost concrete flumes
Agric Eng
Kincaid, C.A. (author)
1948
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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