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The design of a cellular reinforced concrete dam for the ~ The design of a cellular reinforced concrete dam for the Kensico Reservoir of the New York Catskill Mt water supply by Frank Julian
Building the Kensico Dam and Reservoir ~ 1915 Report – The dam receives its stone face and the reservoir begins to fill 1916 Report – The reservoir reaches its final height 1917 Report – Water flows continuously to New York City for most of the year 1918 Report – The main contract for the dam is officially marked complete 1919 Report – Work on the Kensico Dam Plaza continues
Contents and Preliminary Pages The Design and ~ In the United States a concrete dam 170 feet high is being built near San Francisco the Sodom Dam 70 feet high has been commenced on the East Branch of the Croton River and the Quaker Bridge Dam which will surpass all existing dams in height has been designed to form an immense storage reservoir for the city of New York
Kensico Watershed Stormwater Management Facility ~ Project Overview Kensico Watershed Stormwater Management Facility The scope of work for this project involves Installing two new double catch basins in West Lake Drive to capture storm runoff from subbasin N1 Replacing the existing 18 inch metal pipe culvert from the existing basin under West Lake Drive to a headwall outlet with a new 30 inch diameter reinforced concrete pipe
BIBLIOGRAPHY The Design and Construction of Dams ~ Engineering News April 1 1909 KNOWLTON H OWARD S The Construction of the New Dam of the Bellows Falls Canal Company across the Connecticut River Engineering Record April 3 1909 L A P RELE D AM Illustrated description of an open front hollowr reinforcedconcrete dam in Wyoming
Analysis and Design of Reinforced Concrete Reservoir ~ Analysis and Design of Reinforced Concrete Reservoir A reservoir of reinforced concrete in the building is modeled Sap2000 program considers the effects of rigidity of water according to ACI 350 Includes Sap2000 and model in the spreadsheet for the response spectrum used Following regulation were followed for calculations
1914 Report Old Kensico ~ The upstream face of the dam which in a few years time would be underwater In the center of the dam is the valve well for the upper gate chamber This is where the new reservoir will connect to the Bronx Conduit that was fed by Lake Kensico The gatehouse that sat in the old reservoir can still be seen in front of the massive new dam
NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ~ NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION BUREAU OF WATER SUPPLY Kensico Water Quality Control Program SemiAnnual Report January 2013 Prepared in accordance with Section 410 of the New York City Filtration Avoidance Determination July 2007 This report discusses the status of the components of the Kensico Water Quality Control
A Study on Concrete Faced Rockfill Dams ~ Concrete faced rockfill dams CFRD have been widely used for multipurposes over the world The construction of CFRD involves placing the highergrade rock at the dam core and compacting them to their maximum strength A reinforced concrete slab is then constructed at the upstream face of the dam The concrete face will transfer the water
Guide for the Analysis Design and Construction of ~ This guide presents recommendations for materials analysis design and construction of concretepedestal elevated water storage tanks Both the allconcrete tank and the composite tank consisting of a steel water storage vessel supported on a cylindrical reinforced concrete pedestal are included Concretepedestal elevated water storage tanks are structures that
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