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035			_a(OCoLC)17403061
040			_aLibrary, U.S. Patent Office _cTNJ _dTNJ _dDLC
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050	0	0	_aTN1 _b.A525 no. 215
110	2		_aAmerican Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers.
245	1	0	_aGeology and engineering for dams and reservoirs. _bPapers and discussions presented at the New York meeting, February, 1929.
260			_aNew York, _bAmerican institute of mining and metallurgical engineers, inc., _cc1929.
300			_a112 p. _bincl. illus., map, tables, diagrs. _c23 cm.
490	0		_aAmerican institute of mining and metallurgical engineers. Technical publication _vno. 215. _aClass I, Mining geology, _vno. 26
504			_aBibliographical foot-notes.
505	0		_aResponsibilities of the geologist in engineering projects, by Charles P. Berkey.--Problems involved in the geologic examination of sites for dams, by Kirk Bryan.--Relation of ground-water conditions to leakage of reservoirs, by Oscar Edward Meinzer.--Effect of minor geologic details on the safety of dams, by Charles Terzaghi.--More and better geologic data for use in hydraulic projects, by Gerald H. Matthes.--Geologic examination of dam sites in the Tennessee and Cumberland River basins, by L. W. Fisher and R. D. Ohrenschall.--The geology of dam sites, by Chester K. Wentworth.--The geology of dams and reservoirs, by L. C. Glenn.--Success and failure of reservoirs in basalt, by Harold T. Stearns.
650		0	_aDams.
650		0	_aReservoirs.
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