hales bar dam造句

• Two generators and several switchyard parts were moved from Hales Bar Dam to the new dam.
• Hales Bar Dam was high and long, and its spillway had a combined discharge capacity of.
• In 1939, the Tennessee Valley Authority assumed control of Hales Bar Dam after purchasing TEPCO's assets.
• Guild originally referred to a village near Haletown that housed workers on the Hales Bar Dam project in the early 1900s.
• After receiving his engineering degree in 1909, Guild joined his late father's company and aided in the completion of Hales Bar Dam.
• The Hales Bar Dam was built after Congressional action on January 7, 1905, changed the site of the dam from Scott's Point.
• "' Hales Bar Dam "'was a hydroelectric dam once located on the Tennessee River in Marion County, Tennessee, United States.
• Operations at Hales Bar Dam were halted the following day, and by September 1968, Hales Bar Dam had been dismantled and its reservoir merged with Nickajack Lake.
• Operations at Hales Bar Dam were halted the following day, and by September 1968, Hales Bar Dam had been dismantled and its reservoir merged with Nickajack Lake.
• In 1939, after a contentious court battle, TEPCO was forced to sell its assets & mdash; including Hales Bar Dam & mdash; to the Tennessee Valley Authority.
• Hales Bar Dam, built along the Tennessee River in Marion County between 1905 and 1913, was one of the nation's first major dams constructed across a navigable channel.
• The cave was used by tourists and as a show cave, but in 1968 the cave was flooded when Tennessee Valley Authority constructed Nickajack Dam downstream to replace the aging Hales Bar Dam.
• After gaining control of Hales Bar Dam in 1939, TVA carried out extensive repair work on the dam's foundation that by 1943 had succeeded in halting the dam's leakage.
• In the late 1950s, however, boils began to appear in the water below Hales Bar Dam, and an investigation showed the dam was again leaking, this time at an alarming.
• The dam's initial contractor, caissons & mdash; the first use of either in a major dam construction project & mdash; and Hales Bar Dam was finished on November 11, 1913.
• Operations were halted at Hales Bar Dam the following day, and by September 1968, Hales Bar Dam had been dismantled to the extent that it no longer threatened navigation on the new Nickajack Lake.
• Operations were halted at Hales Bar Dam the following day, and by September 1968, Hales Bar Dam had been dismantled to the extent that it no longer threatened navigation on the new Nickajack Lake.
• Other ambitious ventures during the period included the construction of Ocoee Dam No . 1 and Hales Bar Dam ( completed in 1911 and 1913 respectively ) by the forerunners of the Tennessee Electric Power Company ( TEPCO ).
• Prior to the completion of Hales Bar Dam in 1913 and the subsequent raising of the water-level, the stretch of the Tennessee River flowing through the Gorge was notorious for its navigational hazards, whirlpools, eddies, shoals, and one huge rock.
• A large dike was built to protect the city of Guntersville from reservoir backwaters, and substantial dredging was necessary to extend the navigable channel up to Hales Bar Dam ( this dam has since been dismantled and replaced by Nickajack Dam, shortening Guntersville Lake ).