The Life And Work of James Abernethy Past President of the Institution of Civil
The Life And Work of James Abernethy Past President of the Institution of Civil
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Abernethy, in conjunction with Mr. Hunter, the Engineer to the Bute Docks Company, designed and submitted the scheme. The requisite area has been reclaimed by an embankment since obtaining the Act in 1894, anc ^ the actual work is now on the point of being begun in earnest, and is upon a scale which should meet the requirements of the port for many years to come.
The entrance lock will be 750 feet by 90 feet, and will be approached by an Outer Tidal Basin, recessed clear of the navigable channe...l leading to the existing dock entrances so as not to interfere with the shipping passing to and fro, and there will be a depth of 41 feet 6 inches over the sill at high water ordinary spring tides, and 31 feet 6 inches at high water ordinary neap tides.
N T 7 8 CARDIFF.
The dock itself will have an area of 42 acres, 2570 feet in length and 650 feet in width, the depth being 46 feet 8 inches below the coping, and with a varying water depth of 37 feet to 32 feet. Between this new dock and the Roath Dock there will be a communication passage 300 feet wide for the first 700 feet of its length, and 80 feet wide for the remainder of its junction with the Roath Dock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abernethy, in conjunction with Mr. Hunter, the Engineer to the Bute Docks Company, designed and submitted the scheme. The requisite area has been reclaimed by an embankment since obtaining the Act in 1894, anc ^ the actual work is now on the point of being begun in earnest, and is upon a scale which should meet the requirements of the port for many years to come.
The entrance lock will be 750 feet by 90 feet, and will be approached by an Outer Tidal Basin, recessed clear of the navigable channe...l leading to the existing dock entrances so as not to interfere with the shipping passing to and fro, and there will be a depth of 41 feet 6 inches over the sill at high water ordinary spring tides, and 31 feet 6 inches at high water ordinary neap tides.
N T 7 8 CARDIFF.
The dock itself will have an area of 42 acres, 2570 feet in length and 650 feet in width, the depth being 46 feet 8 inches below the coping, and with a varying water depth of 37 feet to 32 feet. Between this new dock and the Roath Dock there will be a communication passage 300 feet wide for the first 700 feet of its length, and 80 feet wide for the remainder of its junction with the Roath Dock.
What to read after The Life And Work of James Abernethy Past President of the Institution of Civil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Scott Abernethy to read onlineMoreLess
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