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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8210.140.20
Description
Colorado River Basin Organizations and Entities - Colorado River Basin States Forum - California
State
CA
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
1/1/1939
Author
Metro Water District
Title
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California - History and First Annual Report
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Annual Report
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<br /> <br />leV] <br /> <br />76 M t; T R 0 P () L IT A N W ATE I( D I S 'NU C T <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />I <br />j <br />,I <br />I <br /> <br />but the 262-foot RockdaJe tunnel on North Figueroa Street in Los <br />Angeles where the only support necessary was one timber set. No <br />swelling nor heavy ground was encountered. Each pipe sec.tion was <br />moved into the tunnels on spec.ial railroad dollies, jacked up to I <br />permit removal of dollies and track, then set on line and grade and I <br />welded to the previously placed section. The final operation was I <br />the complete filling of the tunnel outside of the pipe with concrete. j <br />The welded steel pipe was fabricated by Consolidated Steel , <br />Corporation, Ltd., at its east Los Angeles plant from mild steel I <br />plate ranging in thickness from % to 112 of an inch, generally in <br />30-foot lengths having a 2-inch belled end. The inside of this pipe <br />was protected by a %-inch coating of cement mortar applied cen- <br /> <br />"~"rO(Jd ~rQIi>t1' <br />;'Jv.-l,xt'J......r....,.,. <br /> <br />c,~lv~l1,;~d ,ron or,I~~1 cornJq"f~d <br />casrno}-m,n,mum I,~IC~M" 8 gauge'l <br />, / <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />U"ou/Jackd <br />min 1~IC/(nnJJ~ <br /> <br />. . "" <br /> <br />t:"'" <br />~"';,(, <br />.u__._n... <br />-- ~!: . <br />"."" _,.ron---- n__n I "~l I <br />I...-Corruqoltd CO""'? ~,ng <br />F,~riml{jpla,e <br /> <br />,'''~~Ie cradle <br /> <br />LONGITUDINAL SECTION <br /> <br />CROSS SECTION <br />Ccmplet~d InJtal!a~iOfl <br /> <br />Fig. 6. Jacked i1'1casement under structures <br /> <br />trifugally to a shotblasted surface. The exterior was given a %-inch <br />gunite coating reinforced with wire mesh and having an 'Is-inch <br />coat of coal-tar enamel under the gnnite if it was to be laid where <br />corrosive soils or electrolytic conditions existed. The coating was <br />applied at the fabrication plant. <br />Pipe laying followed closely the machine excavation and hand <br />grad'ing of the trench, the sections being delivered to the line by <br />semitrailer trucks and lowered into place by crane. All field joints <br />were welded, tested, and coated. To prevent deflec.tion of the pipe <br />in backfilling, steel plate bulkheads were installed about 1,000 <br />feet apart, each section between bulkheads being filled with water <br />and maintained under a pressure of not less than 20 pounds per <br />square inch. Backfill was then placed and thoroughly sluiced. The <br />street resurfacing was completed as soon as possible thereafter. <br />Special structures were numerous, consisting of blow off valves <br />at low points, shutoff valves at strategic locations, pressure-regu- <br /> <br />, <br />~ <br /> <br />i <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />~ <br />
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