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Special methods for building tower footings in river bed
Construction of transmission line crossing over Skeena River in British Columbia, about 8000 ft. wide, called for cofferdamming with steel-sheet piling, underwater placing of concrete and depositing of rip-rap; max. single span 2100 ft.; choice of crossing arrangement; crossing and anchor towers; stringing of conductors. (see also Elec. News, vol. 40, no. 2, Jan. 15, 1931, pp. 41-44 and 56, 9 figs)
Special methods for building tower footings in river bed
Construction of transmission line crossing over Skeena River in British Columbia, about 8000 ft. wide, called for cofferdamming with steel-sheet piling, underwater placing of concrete and depositing of rip-rap; max. single span 2100 ft.; choice of crossing arrangement; crossing and anchor towers; stringing of conductors. (see also Elec. News, vol. 40, no. 2, Jan. 15, 1931, pp. 41-44 and 56, 9 figs)
Special methods for building tower footings in river bed
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Henderson, G.R. (author) / Davies, V.R. (author)
1931
5 pages
8 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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