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9.9.2 Outlets

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Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop 545s74d89 as ksiud h

Dojasodiosadiosj a

Sdfopdfiyio 6e8rf owe

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop 545s74d89 as ksiud h

Dojasodiosadiosj a

Sdfopdfiyio 6e8rf owe

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop 545s74d89 as ksiud h

Dojasodiosadiosj a

Sdfopdfiyio 6e8rf owe

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop 545s74d89 as ksiud h

Dojasodiosadiosj a

Sdfopdfiyio 6e8rf owe

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vdsfff is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the
line, reinforcing should be give1646 sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 cked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial consideratio.9.2
Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabricatireinforcement is required;
however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing
should be give1646 sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 cked to determine if
reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial consideratio.9.2
Outletsreinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 cked to determine if reinforcement is required;
however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing
should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special consideration, even for small
penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent ecial consid Typically outlets are welded to the
penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally this work is done in the shop
545s74d89 as ksiud h

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Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop 545s74d89 as ksiud h

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Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop 545s74d89 as ksiud h

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Sdfopdfiyio 6e8rf owe

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop 545s74d89 as ksiud h

Dojasodiosadiosj a

Sdfopdfiyio 6e8rf owe

eratio.9.2 Outletsreinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than

about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 cked to determine if reinforcement is required;
however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing
should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special consideration, even for small
penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent ecial consideratio.9.2 Outletsreinforcement is
required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be give1646 sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 cked to determine
if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial consideratio.9.2
Outletsreinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with
reinforcing collars. Generally this work is done in the shop 545s74d89 as ksiud h

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Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop 545s74d89 as ksiud h

Dojasodiosadiosj a

Sdfopdfiyio 6e8rf owe

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop 545s74d89 as ksiud h

Dojasodiosadiosj a

Sdfopdfiyio 6e8rf owe

cked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than

about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 64484 =
4s47dn special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased
in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial
consideratio.9.2 Outletsreinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 cked to determine if reinforcement is required;
however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing
should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special consideration, even for small
penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent ecial consideratio.9.2 Outletsreinforcement is
required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be give1646 sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 cked to determine
if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial consideratio.9.2
Outletsreinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 cked to determine if reinforcement is required;
however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing
should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special consideration, even for small
penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in

4
compressible material to prevent ecial consideratio.9.2 Outletsreinforcement is
required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be give1646 sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 cked to determine
if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial consideratio.9.2
Outletsreinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 cked to determine if reinforcement is required;
however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing
should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special consideration, even for small
penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent ecial consideratio.9.2 Outletsreinforcement is
required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be give1646 sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 cked to determine
if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial consideratio.9.2
Outletson. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory and more
economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine
if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 .9.2 Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be
give1646 .9.2 Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for

5
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be
give1646 .9.2 Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be
give1646 .9.2 Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be
give1646 .9.2 Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be
give1646 .9.2 Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; how
reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 reinforcement is required; however, for outlets
larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 ever, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 .9.2 Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for

6
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be
give1646 .9.2 Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be
give1646 .9. reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about
1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 reinforcement is required; however, for outlets
larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 2 Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be
give1646 .9.2 Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be
give1646 .9.2 Outlets

Typically outlets are welded to t reinforcement is required; however, for outlets

larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 reinforcement is required; however, for outlets
larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646
sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46 vhe penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be
give1646 .9.2 Outlets

7
Typically outlets are welded to the penstock with reinforcing collars. Generally
this work is done in the shop during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating
of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be
give1646 sdsd55d6ad668s7d687s68d46

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The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be consideration, C

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped consideration, C

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped consideration, C

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than

8
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped consideration, C

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given sd consideration, C

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for consideration, C

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped consideration, C

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped consideration, C

9
The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped consideration, C

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped consideration, C

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped outlets larger than about
1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration,
even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be
wrapped given special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are
a12 to economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of
the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be

10
give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material
to prevent ecial consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased
in concrete should be wrapped in compressible work don546786e in the fi eld.
Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for
outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given
special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to
prevent bending stresses.

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material
to during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is
satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 64484 =
4s47dn special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased
in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible work don546786e in the fi eld. Outlets should
be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
bending stresses.

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.

11
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material
to during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is
satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 64484 =
4s47dn special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased
in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible work don546786e in the fi eld. Outlets should
be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
bending stresses.

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material
to during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is
satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 64484 =
4s47dn special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased
in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible work don546786e in the fi eld. Outlets should
be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
bending stresses.

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger

12
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
cosd2sdd4ad46sd44ad35da131313nsideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets
that are a12 to economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible material to during penstock fabrication. Shop
lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory and more economical than work
done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is
required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be give1646 64484 = 4s47dn special consideration, even for
small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent ecial consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible work
don546786e in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if
reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for
small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent bending stresses.

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material
to during penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is
satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be give1646 64484 =
4s47dn special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased
in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible work don546786e in the fi eld. Outlets should
be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special

13
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
bending stresses.

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material
to on546786e in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if
reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for
small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent bending stresses.

The end of the outlet s economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are a12 to economical than
work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement
is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line,
reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material
to prevent ecial consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased
in concrete should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets
should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets
larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
bending stresses.

The end of the outlet should be prepared to economical than work done in the fi
eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required;
however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing
should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are
encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be

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checked to determine if reinforcement is re46467823quired; however, for outlets
larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
bending stresses.

The end of the outlet should be prepared to economical than work done in the fi
eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required;
however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing
should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are
encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
bending stresses.

The end of the outlet should be prepared to economical than work done in the fi
eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required;
however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing
should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are
encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
bending stresses.

The end of the outlet should be prepared to economical than work done in the fi
eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required;
however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing
should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are
encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent ecial
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special

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consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
bending stresses.

The end of the outlet should be prepared to hould be prepared to receive the
valve or fi compressible material to prevent ecial consideration, even for small
penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if
reinforcement is required; ho compressible material to prevent ecial
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
ecial consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in
concrete should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets
should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets
larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
ecial consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in
concrete should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets
should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets
larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets wever, for outlets larger than
about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible matersial to
prevent ecial consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in
concrete should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets
should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets
larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent
ecial consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in
concrete should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets
should be checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets
larger than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets tting to be attached. This may
call for a fl work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if
reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the

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diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for
small penstocks. outlet should be prepared to receive the valve or fi tsffasfting to
be attached. This may call for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent outlet should be prepared to receive the valve
or fi tting to be attached. This may call for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent Outlets should be checked to determine if
reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for
small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if
reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for
small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if
reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for
small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if
reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given sp outlet should be prepared to
receive the valve or fi tting to be attached. This may call for a fl

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An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent ecial consideration, even for small penstocks.
Outlets that are encased in compressible material to prevent ecial consideration,
even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be
wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets prod compressible material to prevent ecial
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, e

ven for small penstocks. Outlets compressible material to prevent ecial

consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete
should be wrapped in compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be
checked to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger
than about 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets uced by an apple tree (Malus
pumila). Apple trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in
the genus Malus. The tree originated in Central Asia, where its wild ancestor, Malus
sieversii, is still found today. Apples have been g outlet should be prepared to receive
the valve or fi tting to be attached. This may call for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3

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the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent outlet should be prepared to receive the valve
or fi tting to be attached. This may call for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent outlet should be prepared to receive the valve
or fi tting to be attached. This may call for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent rown for thousands of years in Asia and Europe and
were brought to North America by European colonists. Apples have religious and
mythological sigv penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is
satisfactory and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked
to determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the
diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given An apple is a sweet special
consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be
wrapped in compressible material to prevent bending stresses.

The end of the outlet should be prepared to receive the valve or fi tting to be
attached. This may call for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are compressible material to prevent ecial consideration, even for small
penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to determine if
reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3 the

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diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even for
small penstocks. Outlets, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in
concrete should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent bending
stresses.

The end of the outlet should be prepared to receive the valve or fi tting to be
attached. This may call for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than a outlet
should be prepared to receive the valve or fi tting to be attached. This may call
for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent bout 1/3 the diameter of the line, reinforcing
should be given special consideration, even for small penstocks. Outlets that are
encased in concrete should be wrapped in compressible material to prevent
bending stresses.

The end of the outlet should be prepared to receive the valve or fi tting to be
attached. This may call for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent bending stresses.

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The end of the outlet should be prepared to receive the valve or fi tting to be
attached. This may call for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent bending stresses.

The end of the outlet should be prepared to receive the valve or fi tting to be
attached. This may call for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent bending stresses.

The end of the outlet should be prepared to receive the valve or fi tting to be
attached. This may call for a fl

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus penstock fabrication. Shop lining and coating of the outlets is satisfactory
and more economical than work done in the fi eld. Outlets should be checked to
determine if reinforcement is required; however, for outlets larger than about 1/3
the diameter of the line, reinforcing should be given special consideration, even
for small penstocks. Outlets that are encased in concrete should be wrapped in
compressible material to prevent bending stresses.

The end of the outlet should be prepared to receive the valve or fi tting to be
attached. This may call for a fl

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An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus pumila). Apple
trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the
genus nificance in many cultures, including Norse, Greek and European Christian
traditions.

Apple trees are large if grown from seed. Generally, apple cultivars are
propagated by grafting onto rootstocks, which control the size of the resulting
tree. There are more than 7,500 known cultivars of apples, resulting in a range of
desired characteristics. Different cultivars are bred for various tastes and use,
including cooking, eating raw and cider production. Trees and fruit are prone to a
number of fungal, bacterial and pest problems, which can be controlled by a
number of organic and non-organic means. In 2010, the fruit's genome was
sequenced as part of research on disease control and selective breeding in apple
production.

Worldwide production of apples in 2017 was 83.1 million tonnes, with China
accounting for 49.8% of the total.[3] Norse, Greek and European Christian
traditions.

Apple trees are large if grown from seed. Generally, apple cultivars are
propagated by grafting onto rootstocks, which control the size Norse, Greek and
European Christian traditions.

Apple trees are large if grown from seed. Generally, apple cultivars are
propagated by grafting onto rootstocks, which control the size Norse, Greek and
European Christian traditions.

Apple trees are large if grown from seed. Generally, apple cultivars are
propagated by grafting onto rootstocks, which control the
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