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''' ''Message: Deteriorated conduits must be taken seriously.'' ''' | |||
In 2018, a large sinkhole was discovered in the back slope of Reser Dam. The outlet pipe is a deteriorated, corrugated metal pipe with holes. It is likely the holes in the outlet pipe are the source of the seepage that caused the sinkhole. | In 2018, a large sinkhole was discovered in the back slope of Reser Dam. The outlet pipe is a deteriorated, corrugated metal pipe with holes. It is likely the holes in the outlet pipe are the source of the seepage that caused the sinkhole. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:19, 2 December 2022
Message: Deteriorated conduits must be taken seriously.
In 2018, a large sinkhole was discovered in the back slope of Reser Dam. The outlet pipe is a deteriorated, corrugated metal pipe with holes. It is likely the holes in the outlet pipe are the source of the seepage that caused the sinkhole.
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Sinkhole in slope of dam
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Sinkhole in slope of dam
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Sinkhole in slope of dam
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Active seepage in sinkhole
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Active seepage coming from sinkhole
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Outlet conduit
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Outlet conduit and back slope of dam
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Revision ID: 4684
Revision Date: 12/02/2022