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Construction of 280 ft high arch dam of Kukuan hydroelectric project involved stabilizing of canyon walls with 5 ft thick reinforced concrete "pins", rather than applying costlier and slower method of rock bolting; 20 to 50 ft deep holes were driven into canyon wall with 30 ft centers; holes were filled by grout, using old railroad rails as reinforcement.
Construction of 280 ft high arch dam of Kukuan hydroelectric project involved stabilizing of canyon walls with 5 ft thick reinforced concrete "pins", rather than applying costlier and slower method of rock bolting; 20 to 50 ft deep holes were driven into canyon wall with 30 ft centers; holes were filled by grout, using old railroad rails as reinforcement.
Concrete 'Dowels' anchor cliff
Eng News-Rec
Niederhoff, A.E. (author)
Engineering News-Record ; 165
1960
Article (Journal)
English
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