Ivy House Sluice in the UK
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Ivy House Sluice in the UK
Ivy House Sluice
3D model of sluice house
Built in the 19th century
Newton Cross coastline
New River
Water conservancy engineering facilities
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Located on the New Channel of the Newton Cross coastline in London, UK, this small brick building was built in the 19th century and includes a hand-operated water gate for controlling water flow. It is a hydraulic engineering facility that plays a crucial role in the waterway system. Mainly used to regulate water levels and ensure smooth transitions for ships between rivers or canals at different water levels. Adopting classic engineering design and combining modern technology to enhance its functionality and efficiency. As part of water management, the Ivy House Sluice not only promotes the development of the shipping industry, but may also have a positive impact on the local ecological environment, agricultural irrigation, and flood control measures.
