Report On Lower Colorado River And Delta
Report On Lower Colorado River And Delta
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Yds. Of raaterial in its construction, under con- ditions as they now- are. Intervening flood conditions o&y r-'' i ^•■■. Lly cli-ange these fi^^vr'-^s.
If the closure could be errected at a stage of river like the present, no difficulty need be anticipated, but a sudden rise in the midst of the v/crk might result in serious complications and the destruction of the work in -70- Tiie closures siiould be comraenced at t/ie earliest ^ practicable date, in order to take advantage of the prob- able ...low water season.
If tile 7ork could be done at a very low stage, tb. E wiiole operation of closure might be economically han- dled in the dry, by utilizing the temporary dam, just below the intale, raising it to the required height with ballastdd willow mats, so as to divert all of the v/ater through the concrete head gates, which liave a capacity of 10, 000 cu. Ft. Per sec, dov/n to a spillway leading to the Paredonis ch-annel. This would very materially simplify the ?/hole problem, but like c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yds. Of raaterial in its construction, under con- ditions as they now- are. Intervening flood conditions o&y r-'' i ^•■■. Lly cli-ange these fi^^vr'-^s.
If the closure could be errected at a stage of river like the present, no difficulty need be anticipated, but a sudden rise in the midst of the v/crk might result in serious complications and the destruction of the work in -70- Tiie closures siiould be comraenced at t/ie earliest ^ practicable date, in order to take advantage of the prob- able ...low water season.
If tile 7ork could be done at a very low stage, tb. E wiiole operation of closure might be economically han- dled in the dry, by utilizing the temporary dam, just below the intale, raising it to the required height with ballastdd willow mats, so as to divert all of the v/ater through the concrete head gates, which liave a capacity of 10, 000 cu. Ft. Per sec, dov/n to a spillway leading to the Paredonis ch-annel. This would very materially simplify the ?/hole problem, but like c.
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