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Oahe power tunnels to be inverted siphons
Design features of power tunnels at Oahe Dam, on Missouri River; access to tunnels will be through drop inlets at upstream toe of dam; each inlet will be 134 ft deep and lined to 30 ft diam; bottom of inlet shafts will turn 90° through reducing elbows into 24 ft diam tunnels; tunnels, mined to 29 ft diam will vary in length from 3100 to 3800 ft.
Oahe power tunnels to be inverted siphons
Design features of power tunnels at Oahe Dam, on Missouri River; access to tunnels will be through drop inlets at upstream toe of dam; each inlet will be 134 ft deep and lined to 30 ft diam; bottom of inlet shafts will turn 90° through reducing elbows into 24 ft diam tunnels; tunnels, mined to 29 ft diam will vary in length from 3100 to 3800 ft.
Oahe power tunnels to be inverted siphons
Eng News-Rec
Engineering News-Record ; 158
1957
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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