2001Journal of Heilongjiang Hydraulic Engineering CollegeRequires access

Construction method of the flood control dike protection slope in the Middle Nenjiang River Diversion Project

Zhen Nie

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The paper introduced the layout setting and the working procedure of the construction method of the concrete flood control dike protection slope in the Middle Nenjiang River Diversion Project.The practice demonstrated that the new method was of high efficiency,and economical.It was worthy of popularization.

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The paper introduced the layout setting and the working procedure of the construction method of the concrete flood control dike protection slope in the Middle Nenjiang River Diversion Project.The practice demonstrated that the new method was of high efficiency,and economical.It was worthy of popularization.

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The paper introduced the layout setting and the working procedure of the construction method of the concrete flood control dike protection slope in the Middle Nenjiang River Diversion Project.The practice demonstrated that the new method was of high efficiency,and economical.It was worthy of popularization.

Key concepts: Dike, Flood myth, Flood control, Water diversion, Geology, Civil engineering, Mining engineering, Flood prevention

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