コンクリートダムの技術的変遷 : 特に木曽三川に建設されたダムについて

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In Japan, concrete dams were built for the first time in the Meiji Era. The construction of these dams were made possible by the homemade cement and the modern Western dam-building technology. In particular, "Kiso Sansen" (the Kiso River, the Nagara River and the Ibi River) are blessed with so much water and potential energy that hydoro-electric power dams have been constructed. There are 31 concrete dams over 15 meters high across "Kiso Sansen", almost all of which are gravity type. Among them, the Ohi Dam, the Miura Dam and the Maruyama Dam are famous in the technical history of Japan.
岐阜工業高等専門学校の論文
1988-03-20