Preservative Treatment of Wood Poles
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33 The group of poles in the city lines consisted of poles that had been treated several years after they had been set and the results of the inspection have already been discussed in the section on "Pre- servation of Poles Already in Service". Inspections in Tippecanoe and White Counties Several groups in the northern part of Tippecanoe and one group in the ex- treme southern part of White County were inspected. The lines in- volved were the Brookston-LaFayette toll line of the Prairie Tele- p...hone Company, the LaFayette-Soldiers' Home-Battle Ground line of the LaFayette Telephone Company and the Tippecanoe County Farm extension of the Otterbein Light and Power Company's power transmission line. The majority of these poles were set in a sandy loam soil, although in some places in the lower ground sand pre- dominated. W ' CVY" . V Fig:. 16. Brush treated pole after five years. Three groups of poles were brush treated and were erected about four years before the inspection. These poles were treated with two coats of carbolineum.
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33 The group of poles in the city lines consisted of poles that had been treated several years after they had been set and the results of the inspection have already been discussed in the section on "Pre- servation of Poles Already in Service". Inspections in Tippecanoe and White Counties Several groups in the northern part of Tippecanoe and one group in the ex- treme southern part of White County were inspected. The lines in- volved were the Brookston-LaFayette toll line of the Prairie Tele- p...hone Company, the LaFayette-Soldiers' Home-Battle Ground line of the LaFayette Telephone Company and the Tippecanoe County Farm extension of the Otterbein Light and Power Company's power transmission line. The majority of these poles were set in a sandy loam soil, although in some places in the lower ground sand pre- dominated. W ' CVY" . V Fig:. 16. Brush treated pole after five years. Three groups of poles were brush treated and were erected about four years before the inspection. These poles were treated with two coats of carbolineum.
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