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Deep caisson piers support new Memphis highway bridge
Illustrated data on pneumatic caisson foundation for reinforced concrete piers of 4-lane highway bridge over Mississippi River at Memphis, Tenn; deepest pneumatic caisson rests on hard blue clay at depth of 100 ft below low water elevation; 40 × 100 by 20 to 30 ft high steel caissons were floated into position and brought to rest on mattresses by addition of about 2000 tons of concrete.
Deep caisson piers support new Memphis highway bridge
Illustrated data on pneumatic caisson foundation for reinforced concrete piers of 4-lane highway bridge over Mississippi River at Memphis, Tenn; deepest pneumatic caisson rests on hard blue clay at depth of 100 ft below low water elevation; 40 × 100 by 20 to 30 ft high steel caissons were floated into position and brought to rest on mattresses by addition of about 2000 tons of concrete.
Deep caisson piers support new Memphis highway bridge
Civ Eng (NY)
1948
Article (Journal)
English
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