Annual Report of the Reclamation Service, volume 9
Annual Report of the Reclamation Service, volume 9
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85) provided for the use of either coal or oil as fuel and for steam turbines, reciprocating steam engines or gas engines for the production of power. Proposals were opened on May 28, 1906. The successful bidder submitted a proposal providing for steam turbines, with coal as fuel, as indicated in the foregoing description of the plant.
During the winter of 1908 and 1909 however patent furnaces and Digitized by Google KANSAS: GAEDEN CITY PROJECT 137 burners for the use of oil as fuel were instal...led under the boilers and a 55,000-gallon concrete oil-storage tank was constructed. The change of fuel from coal to oil has resulted in a marked saving in cost of operation. A contract for the power-plant machinery was awarded on June 21, 1906, and the plant was completed in July, 1907.
CONDUIT AND STRUCTURES The plans for the development of underground water provided for 23 groups of wells, 10 north and 13 south of Arkansas Kiver, from which water would be discharged into a concrete-lined conduit leading to the farmers' ditch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
85) provided for the use of either coal or oil as fuel and for steam turbines, reciprocating steam engines or gas engines for the production of power. Proposals were opened on May 28, 1906. The successful bidder submitted a proposal providing for steam turbines, with coal as fuel, as indicated in the foregoing description of the plant.
During the winter of 1908 and 1909 however patent furnaces and Digitized by Google KANSAS: GAEDEN CITY PROJECT 137 burners for the use of oil as fuel were instal...led under the boilers and a 55,000-gallon concrete oil-storage tank was constructed. The change of fuel from coal to oil has resulted in a marked saving in cost of operation. A contract for the power-plant machinery was awarded on June 21, 1906, and the plant was completed in July, 1907.
CONDUIT AND STRUCTURES The plans for the development of underground water provided for 23 groups of wells, 10 north and 13 south of Arkansas Kiver, from which water would be discharged into a concrete-lined conduit leading to the farmers' ditch.
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