Drainage of Farm Lands
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The cross-section varies uniformly from beginning to the end ; at the beginning the width at the bot- tom is about thirty feet and thirty-eight feet at the top, with a depth of about nine feet; while at the end the width at the bot- tom is about forty-two feet, and at the top about fifty-six feet; with a depth of about thirteen feet. This gives a trapezoidal cross section with side slopes of about one-half to one. Fig. 10 shows a typical view of the completed ditch. The average ve- locity of th...e water flowing through the ditch when the latter is about three-quarters full, is approximately four feet per second, or nearly two and three-quarters miles per hour. This is suffi- cient to ensure the proper flushing out of the ditch and, on the other hand, not large enough to erode the banks.
The cost of excavation was eight cents per cubic yard, and as 1,071,674 cubic yards were taken out by the dredges, this means a total cost of $85,734.00. Legal, engineering and inci- dental expenses connected with the proceeding brought the aver- age cost per acre up to about $12.00.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cross-section varies uniformly from beginning to the end ; at the beginning the width at the bot- tom is about thirty feet and thirty-eight feet at the top, with a depth of about nine feet; while at the end the width at the bot- tom is about forty-two feet, and at the top about fifty-six feet; with a depth of about thirteen feet. This gives a trapezoidal cross section with side slopes of about one-half to one. Fig. 10 shows a typical view of the completed ditch. The average ve- locity of th...e water flowing through the ditch when the latter is about three-quarters full, is approximately four feet per second, or nearly two and three-quarters miles per hour. This is suffi- cient to ensure the proper flushing out of the ditch and, on the other hand, not large enough to erode the banks.
The cost of excavation was eight cents per cubic yard, and as 1,071,674 cubic yards were taken out by the dredges, this means a total cost of $85,734.00. Legal, engineering and inci- dental expenses connected with the proceeding brought the aver- age cost per acre up to about $12.00.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Boyer Mcdaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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