Transactions of the Asce Paper No 1159 8 2
Transactions of the Asce Paper No 1159 8 2
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Work in Tunnel _A_ was suspendedon September 29th, 1905. By the time Tunnel _B_ had made the requiredadvance, it, together with Tunnels _C_ and _D_, was overtaxing thecapacities of the compressor plant. Only a little work was done inTunnel _C_ until July, 1906, and work in Tunnel _A_ was not resumeduntil October 22d, 1906.
TUNNELS DRIVEN WESTWARD FROM LONG ISLAND CITY.
_Materials and Inception of the Work. _--The materials met in Tunnel Aare typical of all four tunnels. From the Long Island sha...fts westward, in succession, there were 124 ft. Of all-rock section, 125 ft. Of partrock and part earth section, 22 ft. Of all-rock section, 56 ft. Of partrock and part earth section, 387 ft. Of all-rock section, 70 ft. Of partearth and part rock section, and 1, 333 ft. Of all-earth section.
[Illustration: PLATE LXVII] The materials passed through are indicated on Plate XIII. The rock wassimilar to that of the Blackwell's Island Reef, and was likewise coveredby a layer of sand and boulders. The remainder of the soft ground wasdivided into three classes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Work in Tunnel _A_ was suspendedon September 29th, 1905. By the time Tunnel _B_ had made the requiredadvance, it, together with Tunnels _C_ and _D_, was overtaxing thecapacities of the compressor plant. Only a little work was done inTunnel _C_ until July, 1906, and work in Tunnel _A_ was not resumeduntil October 22d, 1906.
TUNNELS DRIVEN WESTWARD FROM LONG ISLAND CITY.
_Materials and Inception of the Work. _--The materials met in Tunnel Aare typical of all four tunnels. From the Long Island sha...fts westward, in succession, there were 124 ft. Of all-rock section, 125 ft. Of partrock and part earth section, 22 ft. Of all-rock section, 56 ft. Of partrock and part earth section, 387 ft. Of all-rock section, 70 ft. Of partearth and part rock section, and 1, 333 ft. Of all-earth section.
[Illustration: PLATE LXVII] The materials passed through are indicated on Plate XIII. The rock wassimilar to that of the Blackwell's Island Reef, and was likewise coveredby a layer of sand and boulders. The remainder of the soft ground wasdivided into three classes.
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