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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Aug 28, 2004
Description:
For the 2nd year in a row, they are taking fabricated pipe line to Toronto for the Lake Ontario water cooling project. Each tow is about 1/4 mile long and moves very slowly. This was taken last summer on a very windy evening. Turtle Cove is the indent at 1 o'clock from the lead tug. Usually protected from the s/w winds and waves, but subject to ' rotar ' activity off the escarpment.
Date Taken:
Aug 28, 2004
Place Taken:
Long Reach...TC
Owner:
Dave Edward
File Name:
Pipe_Line___1.jpg - Photo HTML
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Category:
9, Turtle Cove
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Dan Nickens - Aug 28,2004
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Sounds suspicious to me, Dave. As I recall Toronto's water is quite COLD already.
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Dave Edward - Aug 29,2004
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Ah, you folks are spoiled south of the 49th. They are replacing the old steel pipes with this plastic stuff. The 'legs' extend out about 1/2 mile into the lake and are sunk to a 100' depth. The water is then pumped in...or sucked in...whatever Marilyn Chambers did...and used to cool a large number of downtown office buildings. If you remember my heating system Dan, it is quite similar to my 1800' of pipe buried in the ground and filled with h2o/methanol circulating thru the system at 9 gph.
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