  CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION 1 Preliminary Remarks. CHAPTER II. The Designing of a Canal. 1 Headworks. CHAPTER III. The Working of a Canal. 1 Preliminary Remarks. CHAPTER IV. The Punjab Triple Canal Project. [41] CHAPTER V. Proposed Improvements in Irrigation Canals. 1 Preliminary Remarks. APPENDICES. APPENDIX A. DIVIDE WALL ON LOWER CHENAB CANAL. Please see the Transcriber’s Notes at the end of this text. The cover image has been created for this e-text, and is placed in the public domain. cover IRRIGATION WORKSBy the Same Author RIVER AND CANAL ENGINEERING. The Characteristics of Open Flowing Streams, and the principles and methods to be followed in dealing with them. 72 illustrations, x + 220 pp., 8vo (1913). 8/6 net. PUNJAB RIVERS AND WORKS. Second Edition. 47 illustrations, viii + 64 pp., folio (1912). 8/- net. HYDRAULICS WITH WORKING TABLES. Second Edition. 160 illustrations, xii + 311 pp., 8vo (1911). 12/- net. THE SUCTION CAUSED BY SHIPS. Explained in Popular Language. 2 plates, 26 pp., 8vo, sewed (1912). 1/- net. E. & F. N. SPON, LTD., LONDON BRIDGE ON AN INDIAN CANAL. Frontispiece. Title page IRRIGATION WORKS THE PRINCIPLES ON WHICH THEIR DESIGN AND WORKING SHOULD BE BASED, WITH SPECIAL DETAILS RELATING TO BY E. S. BELLASIS, M.Inst.C.E. RECENTLY SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER IN THE IRRIGATION BRANCH OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT OF INDIA 37 Illustrations Spon logo London |
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