Operation And Maintenance of Irrigation Systems
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For concrete-lined or pipe systems on which patrolling is not needed, motorcycles and autos may be used to advantage.
On a few systems requiring many ditch riders, inspectors of their work have been used. Where this is done the better prac- tice is to use such inspection for instruction to the riders rather than as a separate checking of their records or deliveries. An inspector going with the rider, advising him on his methods of measurement, or gage reading, will be of more benefit than one m...aking separate readings for the purpose of finding errors. Such duties of inspection are more usually handled by the water master or superintendent.
Patrolmen. On long diversion canals, patrolmen may be used who make no divisions or deliveries of water. Such locations are frequently along side hills in which the danger of breaks is rela- tively large. Such patrolmen more usually walk their beats, as the flumes, walled sections and other special forms of construction may make riding difficult. The usual beat consists of from 6 to 8 miles of such canal, which is covered daily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For concrete-lined or pipe systems on which patrolling is not needed, motorcycles and autos may be used to advantage.
On a few systems requiring many ditch riders, inspectors of their work have been used. Where this is done the better prac- tice is to use such inspection for instruction to the riders rather than as a separate checking of their records or deliveries. An inspector going with the rider, advising him on his methods of measurement, or gage reading, will be of more benefit than one m...aking separate readings for the purpose of finding errors. Such duties of inspection are more usually handled by the water master or superintendent.
Patrolmen. On long diversion canals, patrolmen may be used who make no divisions or deliveries of water. Such locations are frequently along side hills in which the danger of breaks is rela- tively large. Such patrolmen more usually walk their beats, as the flumes, walled sections and other special forms of construction may make riding difficult. The usual beat consists of from 6 to 8 miles of such canal, which is covered daily.
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