- A
stave is a
narrow length of wood with a
slightly bevelled edge to form the
sides of barrels, tanks, tubs, vats and pipelines,
originally handmade by...
- feet (270 m) of
woodstave pipe on the
upper section and 916 feet (279 m) of
steel pipe on the
lower section. The
lower part of the
woodstave section is now...
- the
power station in 1985.
Water travels from Lake
Margaret through a
woodstave 2.2-kilometre (1.4 mi)
pipeline to the
power station. In 1931 a minihydro...
- Lake at Miena,
which would then
divert water down the
steep drop
using a
woodstave pipeline and a flume.
Construction began in
earnest in 1910. However,...
- 53778 in
Klickitat County, and its impoundment,
Northwestern Lake; a
woodstave pipeline that
transported water to a
surge tank and
auxiliary spillway;...
- race,
through the 350 foot (106.7m)
tunnel in Laverty's Gap, and down a
woodstave pipe (approximately 509m long and now cast iron) into the
power house...
- and used her on
Skaha Lake to
serve Kaleden,
including towing scows of
woodstave pipe and cement.
Kaleden was the
first boat that
especially served the...
-
amplified to meet
consumer demand and a new
temporary woodstave main was proposed. The
preference for
woodstave over
steel was
intended to
avoid the
delays anti****ted...
- head. A key
feature of the
development is a 2.2-kilometre (1.4 mi)-long
woodstave pipeline which connects the dam to a
steel penstock which feeds the power...
- is
diverted by a 2-kilometre (1.2 mi)-long
tunnel to two low
pressure woodstave pipelines, each 1.3
kilometres (0.81 mi) long. It then
descends 56 metres...
