Van Nostrand's eclectic engineering magazine (1869)
[New York : D. Van Nostrand] · leaf 401
389 THE SOONKESALA CANAL. the form Fig. 3. 2. Of gravel concrete, have a front and rear batter of 1 in 8; with gneiss rubble facing in front and while No. 3 has an upper batter of 1 in rear, of the same section. 3. All recent 4, and a rear face vertical. All are eight portions are of solid gneiss… … forced against the front of the head sluices by a long curvilinear groin. The Kurnool limestone ashlar, which averages minimum cross-section of the canal for f yard thick where exposed to concus- the first seventy-five miles has a ninety- sion. Fig. 4. Patterns Nos. 1 and 2 ' Fig 4. SOONKESALA…
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