A scheme for effectually supplying every part of the city of Dublin with pipe-water, without any charge of water-engines, ... by a close adherence only to the natural laws of gravitation, ...
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A scheme for effectually supplying every part of the city of Dublin with pipe-water, without any charge of water-engines, ... by a close adherence only to the natural laws of gravitation, ...

by Gabriel Stokes

History Engineering Urban Planning
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A historical engineering proposal focused on supplying Dublin with pipe water through gravity alone. Gabriel Stokes examines a civic infrastructure scheme designed to avoid the use of water engines, offering readers an early perspective on urban water distribution and the application of natural laws to public works.

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This work presents a scheme for supplying every part of Dublin with pipe water.

Its proposed method relies on the natural laws of gravitation rather than water engines.

The book reflects historical approaches to water distribution, civic infrastructure, and practical engineering.

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