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From the Archives: August 31, 1950

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By Scott Lewis
| Engineering News-Record (ENR) Verified
NewsPower & Industrial This 1950 image depicts an inspector riding a dolly to check welded seams inside of a 30-in.-dia natural gas pipeline. The related article was an overview of the boom in gas pipeline construction that saw the nation’s pipeline network extending from the Gulf Coast out to the east and west coasts. It included an overview of the biggest pipelaying project then underway—1,840 miles from Texas to New York City—the first major natural gas pipeline to supply gas to the city.
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From the Archives: July 5, 1984

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By Scott Lewis
| Engineering News-Record (ENR) Verified
NewsProject delivery The restoration of the Statue of Liberty, seen on this 1984 cover, presented numerous challenges. Liquid nitrogen at -320°F was used to remove seven layers of interior paint, followed by blasting with sodium bicarbonate to remove a layer of coal-tar paint. The most ponderous part of the job was replacing the iron armature, a network of 1,350 iron bars ending in 1,500 U-shaped copper saddles flush-riveted to the 80-ton copper envelope.
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From the Archives: August 16, 1984

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By Scott Lewis
| Engineering News-Record (ENR) Verified
NewsPower & Industrial This 1984 cover depicts the world’s first full-scale tension leg platform. Positioned in the North Sea, 260 miles off the Scottish coast, above the Hutton oil field, it was anchored to the seabed in 485-ft-deep water by 16 steel tethers. The floating structure could swing to either side of its foundations like an inverted pendulum by up to 68 ft, eliminating vertical movement and revolutionizing deepwater oil and gas extraction.
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