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The Chippawa-Queenston power canal
Big Ontario power development practically completed. Canal is 12 1/2 mi. long with max depth of 145 ft.; available gross head, 315 ft.; width of concrete section, 48 ft.; depth of water, 35-40 ft.; total earth excavation, 13,299,000 cu. yd.; total rock excavation, 4,182, 000 cu. yd.; max. capacity of each turbine, 60,000 hp.; total weight of each complete generating unit, 1,853,000 lb.
The Chippawa-Queenston power canal
Big Ontario power development practically completed. Canal is 12 1/2 mi. long with max depth of 145 ft.; available gross head, 315 ft.; width of concrete section, 48 ft.; depth of water, 35-40 ft.; total earth excavation, 13,299,000 cu. yd.; total rock excavation, 4,182, 000 cu. yd.; max. capacity of each turbine, 60,000 hp.; total weight of each complete generating unit, 1,853,000 lb.
The Chippawa-Queenston power canal
Can. Engr
Canadian Engineer ; 41
1921
6 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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