A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
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Much of $702,500,000 job is finished; each pump driven by 65, 000-hp motors will push 720,000 gpm through tunnels and pipe lines 12 ft in diam; feeder canal has capacity of 16,000 cfs of water; two earth fill dams 145 and 80 ft high retain water; illustrated data on concrete lined main canal, Soap Lake siphon consisting of steel lined reinforced concrete pipe 22 and 25 ft in diam, and 222-ft high O'Sullivan earth dam.
Much of $702,500,000 job is finished; each pump driven by 65, 000-hp motors will push 720,000 gpm through tunnels and pipe lines 12 ft in diam; feeder canal has capacity of 16,000 cfs of water; two earth fill dams 145 and 80 ft high retain water; illustrated data on concrete lined main canal, Soap Lake siphon consisting of steel lined reinforced concrete pipe 22 and 25 ft in diam, and 222-ft high O'Sullivan earth dam.
Columbia basin project
Explosives Engr
Thomas, C.F. (author)
Explosives Engineer ; 30
1952
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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