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Studies In Radiant Heat Baking., Edwin F. Schumacher 1912-1966 Jan 1942

Studies In Radiant Heat Baking., Edwin F. Schumacher 1912-1966

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Sewer System And Treatment Plant For Middlesboro, Kentucky., Robert E. Martin Jan 1941

Sewer System And Treatment Plant For Middlesboro, Kentucky., Robert E. Martin

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Hydrology Study For The Buffalo Bayou, Texas Flood Control Project., Wilbur E. Kelley 1908-1989 Jan 1940

Hydrology Study For The Buffalo Bayou, Texas Flood Control Project., Wilbur E. Kelley 1908-1989

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Design Considerations In Food Irrigation, Hans G. Jepson Jan 1938

Design Considerations In Food Irrigation, Hans G. Jepson

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Flood-irrigation is primarily a system of irrigation which utilizes a part or all of the surface run-off is diverted from contributing watersheds and distributed over the fields by dikes or ditches. Diversion is accomplished through the use of a dam or of dikes if the volume of water diverted is not too great. There are thousands upon thousands of fertile acres throughout the arid and semi-arid regions of the Great Plains which could be materially benefited if bolstered by a little additional rainfall. It is not possible to increase the normal precipitation over the area , but it is possible, …


A Plant Efficiency Survey And Experimental Plant Results Obtained At The Sioux Falls Sewage Treatment Plant, Sioux Falls, S.D., Lowell A. Yost, Hans Jepson Jan 1933

A Plant Efficiency Survey And Experimental Plant Results Obtained At The Sioux Falls Sewage Treatment Plant, Sioux Falls, S.D., Lowell A. Yost, Hans Jepson

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"Sioux Falls, the largest city in South Dakota is situated on a bend in the Sioux River. The flow of this river ranges from a recorded minimum flow or 9 to a maximum flood flow of 500 cu. ft. per second. As originally designed and built the sewage system emptied into the river at three main outlets. In 1910 the City had a population of approximately 14000 people, and during the next decade its population practically doubled. During this period of growth there was added to the industries of the City a large meat packing plant which has been steadily …


Stress Investigation And Design Methods For Composite Beams Consisting Of Concrete Slabs On Steel I-Beams, Hjalmer T. Person Jan 1932

Stress Investigation And Design Methods For Composite Beams Consisting Of Concrete Slabs On Steel I-Beams, Hjalmer T. Person

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The term, reinforced concrete, as generally used, is applied to that type of construction in which steel rods are imbedded in concrete members. In these members the steel and concrete are considered to act as a unit and both are assumed to be effective in developing the resisting moment of the beam.


A Traffic Survey Of The City Of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, George Everett Thompson Jan 1930

A Traffic Survey Of The City Of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, George Everett Thompson

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How to control the traffic on the streets of our cities is becoming one of the most important problems of the present day. an urban community depends for its existence upon the transportation facilities both internal and external. The external transportation is necessary for a city's growth because food supplies and raw materials must be brought into the city and the commodities which are produced in the cities must be distributed to other places.


Bridge Survey Practice, R. B. Yule Jan 1929

Bridge Survey Practice, R. B. Yule

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It is the intention in this paper to outline for general use the information that should be obtained in a survey for a proposed bridge in order that it may be designed with full knowledge of the conditions it must meet satisfactorily in service. The Manuals herein are written for conditions that exist in the Mississippi Basin and particularly the North Central States but will find general application with minor changes.