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Reinforced Earth Used At Palo Verde Nuclear Plant
Journal of the Construction Division, 1981The use of a 30 ft (9 m) high Reinforced Earth wall for permitting concurrent construction of a turbine generator mat and the lower level reactor-auxiliary structures is described. The Palo Nuclear Generating Station will be one of the largest nuclear generating stations in the world, with a final power output of approximately 3,900 MW.
Robert Y. Bush, Bomi M. Ghadiali
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Bluff Cove in Palos Verdes had been an important place for “Doc” Ball ever since he was a child. He formalized his relationship in 1935 when he co-founded the Palos Verdes Surfing Club. Bluff Cove soon represented the club’s collective vision of recreating their dream of Waikīkī.
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Results from the Palo Verde neutrino experiment
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2000I report on the initial results from a measurement of the anti-neutrino flux and spectrum from the three reactors of the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station using a segmented gadolinium-loaded scintillation detector at a distance of about 800 m. We find that the anti-neutrino flux agrees with that predicted in the absence of oscillations, excluding ...
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Use of Extensometers at Palo Verde Nuclear Station
Journal of the Construction Division, 1981The use of rod-type multiple-position extensometers (strainmeters) was made at a nuclear power plant site in southern Arizona. The instruments were installed at various depths and prior to excavations for the structures within the powerblock. Deformations were monitored during excavation for soil rebound due to release of overburden stresses and later ...
Bomi M. Ghadiali, Willem B. Tijmann
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South Coast Botanic Garden, Palos Verdes Peninsula
1961(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Portuguese Bend Landslide, Palos Verdes Hills, California
The Journal of Geology, 1960In the Palos Verdes Hills an ancient complex landslide affects several hundred acres of seaward-dipping tuffaceous Miocene shales. In 1956 about one-fourth of the area of this slide began moving again along 6 to 7 degree slope by earthflow and shifting of large blocks.
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El Barrio Amado - Palo Verde through three generations
2023?El Barrio Amado ? Palo Verde through three generations? is a documentary examining the themes of home, community, displacement, gentrification, and a vital portion of the Mexican American experience commonly left out of American history books and classroom curricula. The word barrio is a slang term commonly used by people of Mexican descent that means
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Geoffroea decorticans (Chilean palo verde)
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