An arch dam has the following characteristics. H= 22.2 m, L1=400m, L2=120 m, Find the thickness...

An arch dam has the following characteristics.

H= 22.2 m, L1=400m, L2=120 m, Find the thickness and projection on the crown cantilever and volume of the concrete.

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