Post-cooling of RCC dams with embedded cooling pipe systems

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  • Vol. 17 - Issue 2, 2010

The post-cooling of roller-compacted concrete (RCC) dams using an embedded, high-density, polyethylene cooling pipe system is discussed, and its successful application at the Gomal Zam RCC dam in Pakistan is reported.

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  • Vol. 17 - Issue 2, 2010

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