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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 23 (December 1904) (1904)

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t of Chicago. The redwood radius of the ordinary curve in a ten-inch pipe is about 125 feet, while that of a nine-foot pipe in a manufactured state has thus far been used in the East in the shape of shingles; but its is about 800 feet. In meeting sharp curves it is adaptability to the manufacture… … Two-foot Domestic Water Service Redwood Stave Pipe Showing Two-foot Gate. Redwood Stave Pipe that has Supplanted an Irrigation Flume. Laying a Redwood Stave Water Pipe. Three 54-inch Redwood Stave Pipes Use* tor Power Purposes. CALIFORNIA REDWOOD IN MODERN ENGINEERING.

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