Meaning arch dam
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A concrete arch dam is used in sites where the ratio of width between abutments to height is not great and where the foundation at the abutments is solid rock capable of resisting great forces. The ar [..]
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arch dam


tall, relatively thin structure that uses a curve (or arch) to block a flow of water.
Source: nationalgeographic.org

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Curved dam supported by its rock walls, which help it to withstand the pressure of the water pushing against it.
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A concrete arch dam is used in sites where the ratio of width between abutments to height is not great and where the foundation at the abutments is solid rock capable of resisting great forces. The arch provides resistance to movement. When combined with the weight of concrete (arch-gravity dam), both the weight and shape of the structure provide g [..]
Source: srh.noaa.gov

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A concrete arch dam is used in sites where the ratio of width between abutments to height is not great and where the foundation at the abutments is solid rock capable of resisting great forces. The arch provides resistance to movement. When combined with the weight of concrete (arch-gravity dam), both the weight and shape of the structure provide g [..]
Source: forecast.weather.gov

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A concrete arch dam is used in sites where the ratio of width between abutments to height is not great and where the foundation at the abutments is solid rock capable of resisting great forces. The ar [..]
Source: weatherdudes.com





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