A Ten Thousand Horse-Power Hydro-Electric Installation at Olmsted, Utah, With Special Reference to High-Tension Wiring and High-Tension Outlets

This technical report describes the construction of a large-scale hydroelectric power plant in Olmsted, Utah. Written by Alvin Meyers, a leading engineer in the field of electrical power, the report provides detailed information on the design, construction, and operation of the plant, including its high-tension wiring and outlets. Essential reading for anyone involved in the field of electrical engineering.

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