Irrigation Works
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In any part of the world this would have been a noteworthy achievement ; in an out-of-the-way part of the Madras Presidency where machinery was almost unobtainable and most of the skilled labour required had to be trained as the work went on, it was an extraordinary feat. " 108. Iron Aqueducts. But few of these have been constructed, though it is probable that they will continue to grow in favour. The chief difficulty encountered in constructing long aqueducts of iron has been the expansion and... contraction of the metal, though this in fact has proved to be an imaginary rather than a real danger. In practice, it has been found that the metal of the structure has approximately the same temperature as that of the water, and as this is somewhat uniform but little change takes place in the dimensions of the aqueduct. On the Corinne branch of the Bear River canal in Utah is a simple iron aqueduct resting on iron trestles (Fig. 73). The floor of this is 37 feet above the 25 . * ed ^ 45 Fig. 73.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In any part of the world this would have been a noteworthy achievement ; in an out-of-the-way part of the Madras Presidency where machinery was almost unobtainable and most of the skilled labour required had to be trained as the work went on, it was an extraordinary feat. " 108. Iron Aqueducts. But few of these have been constructed, though it is probable that they will continue to grow in favour. The chief difficulty encountered in constructing long aqueducts of iron has been the expansion and... contraction of the metal, though this in fact has proved to be an imaginary rather than a real danger. In practice, it has been found that the metal of the structure has approximately the same temperature as that of the water, and as this is somewhat uniform but little change takes place in the dimensions of the aqueduct. On the Corinne branch of the Bear River canal in Utah is a simple iron aqueduct resting on iron trestles (Fig. 73). The floor of this is 37 feet above the 25 . * ed ^ 45 Fig. 73.
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