10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LOCKFUL»
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lockful in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lockful and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Annual Report of the Board of Public Works to the General ...
A boat will draw out of the basin, 4 in ascending, 1 lockful, if it find the lock, • K ." (
in descending, 1 lockful, , .J C in ascending, 1 lockful, ' < in descending, none.
Average at each end of the summit level, I of a lockful, or for each boat passing
the ...
Virginia. Board of Public Works, 1829
2
Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, enginework, ...
It must be observed that we can never have above a lockful, more or less, in an
interval, unless several boats remain in them together, which should be avoided
when they are small ; further, when the contiguous locks are distant from the ...
D. Appleton and Company, 1869
3
Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine work, ...
It must be observed that we can never have above a lockful, more or less, in an
interval, unless several boats remain in them together, which should be avoided
when they are small ; further, when the contiguous locks are distant from the ...
Appleton, firm, publishers, New York. (1866. D. Appleton & co.), 1858
4
Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, ...
It must be observed that we can never have above a lockful, more or less, in an
interval, unless several boats remain in them together, which should be avoided
when they are small ; further, when the contiguous locks are distant from the ...
5
Historical sketches of the ten miles square forming the ...
Hovever in order to provide for contingencies and unforeseen cases, \ve adopt
one lockful and a half for the passage of each boat through the Summit Level.
One lockful and a half containing 623 cubic yards, the 3,600 boats passing
during ...
6
Message from the President of the United States: ...
One lockful and a half 1 containing 69..S cubic yards, the 3,600 boats passing.
during one month, will require 9..242,800' cubic yards or water,' which. being
taken out of the monthly"snpply, amounting to 4,478,000 cubic. yards. will leave ...
United States. War Dept, 1826
7
REPORT IN REFERENCE TO THE CANAL TO CONNECT THE CHESAPEAKE ...
two lockfuls for an alternate passage, or one lockful for each boat, and is the least
quantity which can be exhausted per boat under the most favorable
circumstances. 77. One boat making the passage would consume no more. On
arriving vat a ...
Suppose a boat on the level R and one on the level T present themselves
respectively at the locks A and B, both locks being empty; they enter the locks
which are then filled, and both pass into the summit- level; thus far a prism of lift (
or lockful) ...
United States. Congress, 1856
9
House Documents, Otherwise Publ. as Executive Documents: ...
The first ship passing to tbe westward will find the Atlantic locks empty, they
having been so lelt by the last ship passing eastward, and at each of these twelve
locks she will require one lockful of water, which must, of course, be drawn from
the ...
United States. Congress. House, 1876
10
Report of the Canal Commissioners with Accompanying Documents
The number of boats that may pass in a given time, is evidently greater upon the
first supposition than upon the last; but because in that case each boat requires
only halfvt lockful; whereas, in the other, a complete lockful is necessary, the ...
Pennsylvania. Board of Canal Commissioners, 1827
