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New Technology for Nano-Scale X-Ray of Rock Pores

July 24, 2008 rockman Miscellaneous Comments Off on New Technology for Nano-Scale X-Ray of Rock Pores
  • Ingrain Introduces 3-D NanoXCT Imaging System press release
  • Ingrain, Inc. Website 

 

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Seismic upgrades needed at CA reservoirs

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5 of Santa Clara’s 10 reservoirs need seismic repairs and the anticipated cost is around $150M. These dams are kept at less than capacity, and the total maximim water supply for all 10 reservoirs is […]

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C.W. Bill Young Reservoir in Hillsborough, Florida. Tampa Bay Water sued HDR Engineering over the failure of this reservoir.
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Tampa Bay Water votes to settle reservoir suit, pay engineers $21 million in legal fees

October 31, 2013 rockman Failures Comments Off on Tampa Bay Water votes to settle reservoir suit, pay engineers $21 million in legal fees

A five year legal battle between Tampa Bay Water and HDR Engineering over a cracked and damaged reservoir is finally over. Tampa Bay Water filed suit against HDR over the failure in 2008. After a […]

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$180 Million Settlement in Reservoir Failure

December 4, 2007 rockman Failures Comments Off on $180 Million Settlement in Reservoir Failure

On December 14, 2005, the upper reservoir of the Taum Sauk pumped storage plant, a hydroelectric power plant in the Missouri Ozarks, suffered a catastrophic failure. The resulting flood severely damaged the Jonhson’s Shut-Ins State Park and swept away the park superintendent and his family. Fortunately all of them survived. (Photos by Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and USGS)

Last week, the Missouri Attorney General’s office announced a settlement of $180 million between the facility’s owner, Ameren Corp. The failure reportedly was a result of negligence on the part of the company. More details after the break.

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