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    The Hoover Dam

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    Hoover Dam INTRODUCTION Without the Hoover Dam‚ many more people would have been jobless during the hard times of the Depression which would have hindered many people needs for inexpensive power and water. While the construction of the Hoover Dam was ongoing‚ many workers looked to it as a representation of every American’s contribution to a better life. The Hoover Dam caused the once deserted towns in the West to flourish into booming metropolises. The construction of the Hoover Dam helped to

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    Philippine Dams

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    Magat Dam Magat Dam in Ramon‚ Isabela used to be the largest dam in the Philippines back when it was built in 1983. The controversial San Roque Dam (featured previously) has since eclipsed it in both structural and reservoir size in 2004. Magat Dam generates 360 megawatts of electricity (with a water head of 81 meters high) and supplies irrigation water for approximately 85‚000 hectares of farmland in Isabela and surrounding areas. The dam was constructed at a cost of 6.5 billion pesos and consists

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    Hoover Dam

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    Summary The project of constructing the Hoover Dam was not an overnight decision‚ the first actions taken to control the Colorado River was in 1902 when then President Theodore Roosevelt the 26th President of the United States signed the Reclamation Act. Reclamation engineers began their long series of investigations and reports on control and use of the Colorado River. Over the next thirty years the unpredictability of the Colorado was evident all through the southwest‚ the Imperial Valley located

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    Dam Construction

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    Dams are among the oldest structures built by humans for collective use. A dam is a barrier that is constructed across a river or stream so the water can be held back or impounded to supply water for drinking or irrigation‚ to control flooding‚ and to generate power. The main kinds of dams are earth fill‚ rock fill‚ concrete gravity‚ concrete arch‚ and arch gravity. The last three types are all made of concrete‚ reinforced concrete‚ or masonry. (The term masonry can mean concrete‚ bricks‚ or blocks

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    Kalabagh Dam Pakistan

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    THE KALABAGH DAM CONTROVERSY www.metacoustics.com.au Submitted to: Mr. Ali Shahrukh Pracha Submitted by: Amirah Hashmi INTRODUCTION The Kalabagh dam controversy has been the highlight of attention since a long time now. Every now and then an issue is raised and left unsorted leaving the related provinces further confused as Pakistan’s government has not been able to decide between the two contrasting point of views since the last 27 years (1984‚ since its design was presented)(Iftikhar‚2005)

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    Irrigation and Tank

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    CMOS IC CD4049. It uses readily-available‚ low-cost components‚ and is easy to build and install on the over-head tank (OHT) to prevent wastage of water. The circuit works off a 12V battery or 230V AC mains using a 12V adaptor. The three sensors built from non-corrosive metal are fitted to the OHT as shown in Fig. 2 and connected to the circuit (Fig. 1) at appropriate terminals. Power supply ter- Fig. 2: Sensor installation in the overhead tank (OHT) sors in the OHT and connected the power supply

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    aswan dam

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    teacher Cynthia Ryan use Egypt and the Nile as the focus of a classroom lesson. NARRATOR: From space‚ the earth can seem an abstract pattern of color and shape. But as we look closer‚ environmental processes come into view. Here the rain of East Central Africa collects into the giant Lake Victoria. Its waters drain to the north‚ giving rise to one of the world’s great rivers‚ the Nile. Descending from the African highlands‚ the Nile winds through one of the Earth’s most arid landscapes. Coursing

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    Urinary Catheter Irrigation.

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    Meet the Client: Clyde Hunter Clyde Hunter‚ a 72-year-old African-American male‚ is a resident of a long-term care facility. He has been unable to control the urge to void since experiencing a stroke‚ formerly called cerebrovascular accident (CVA)‚ 1 month ago. The term brain attack is also used to describe a stroke. Instructions: While taking this case study‚ all questions must be answered correctly before you will be able to proceed to the next page. For all incorrect answers‚ select a new

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    Hoover Dam

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    were protected by neither trees nor grass from the blazing heat of the sun. The site of Boulder City was a cactus-covered waste. The transformation wrought here in these years is a twentieth-century marvel’” (Aldridge 84). These remarks by Franklin Delano Roosevelt during the dedication ceremony for the Hoover Dam highlight the harsh and hostile conditions that had to be overcome in the construction of this colossal structure. Even though the Hoover Dam was built during the Great Depression with

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    The Franklin Dam

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    The Franklin Dam Franklin Dam The Franklin Dam or Gordon-below-Franklin Dam project was an attempt to dam the Gordon River in Tasmania‚ Australia‚ for the purposes of hydroelectricity. This would have subsequently destroyed the environmentally sensitive Franklin River‚ which joined the Gordon nearby. During the campaign against the dam‚ both areas were World Heritage listed. Over the five years between the announcement of the dam proposal in 1978 and the axing of the plans in 1983‚ there

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