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Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1838) 2 (1): 185–191.
Published: 01 January 1838
... over the lifts. In this instance, the boats are built to carry 8 tons each, being 26 feet in length and 6 i feet in width, drawing when laden 2 feet 3 inches of water, so that a canal 3 feet in depth is sufficient for their use. Generaldescription. The lift consists of two chambers, similar tothe...
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Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1836) 1 (1836): 53–60.
Published: 01 January 1836
...W A PROVIS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1836 LOCKS RIVERS CANALS NAVIGATION DAMS BEAMS GATES SLUICES TIMBER WATER CHAMBERS WATERWAYS PONDS 53 11. On the Locks commonly used for River and Canal NavA~ation. B Mr. W.A. PROYIMS.,1n-st.C.E. 1st. Simple darn locks. THEearliest...
