Report of the Chief Engineer of Canals
Report of the Chief Engineer of Canals
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Suitable derricks or other approved machinery for handling and laying the stone must be provided by the contractor, and every precaution adopted to guard against •disturbing the stones after they are laid.
Puddle Bed — in rear of the lock walls to be 3 feet in width, carried the entire height ; it must be made ot the best description of material that 'can be obtained in the vicinity, laid on in layers not exceeding 8 inches in thickness, each of which must be watered, properly cut transversely ...and longitudinally, well :trodden and pounded, and everything done to render the whole impervious to water.
Puddle beds, where required at other places, are te be made in a similar way and of such ■dimensions as may be directed.
Guard Gates. — At a distance of 800 feet south from the head of the lift lock (No. 25) arrangements are to be made for placing and working a pair of gates, heading toward the south, for the purpose of controlling the summit level in case of accident to the gates of the lock below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suitable derricks or other approved machinery for handling and laying the stone must be provided by the contractor, and every precaution adopted to guard against •disturbing the stones after they are laid.
Puddle Bed — in rear of the lock walls to be 3 feet in width, carried the entire height ; it must be made ot the best description of material that 'can be obtained in the vicinity, laid on in layers not exceeding 8 inches in thickness, each of which must be watered, properly cut transversely ...and longitudinally, well :trodden and pounded, and everything done to render the whole impervious to water.
Puddle beds, where required at other places, are te be made in a similar way and of such ■dimensions as may be directed.
Guard Gates. — At a distance of 800 feet south from the head of the lift lock (No. 25) arrangements are to be made for placing and working a pair of gates, heading toward the south, for the purpose of controlling the summit level in case of accident to the gates of the lock below.
What to read after Report of the Chief Engineer of Canals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Canada Dept of Railways And Canals to read onlineMoreLess
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