Design and construction changes achieve economies at Tocoma, Venezuela

  • G.G. Martinez P
  • Vol. 17 - Issue 1, 2010

Modifications to the design of the right dam at the 2160 MW Tacoma Project in Venezuela, as well as some changes to equipment, costruction techniques and contractual aspects, have led to savings in time and budget, helping to keep this major project on track.

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