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New road and rail bridge in New South Wales
Bridge described is 1510 ft. long and consists of eight spans, one of which is single-hinged leaf bascule type; superstructure is to be carried on seven concrete piers taken down to solid rock which lies at depths varying from 30 ft. to 76 ft. below high-water level, tallest pier being about 98 ft. from foundation to top level; they are being built on steel caissons sunk under compressed air.
New road and rail bridge in New South Wales
Bridge described is 1510 ft. long and consists of eight spans, one of which is single-hinged leaf bascule type; superstructure is to be carried on seven concrete piers taken down to solid rock which lies at depths varying from 30 ft. to 76 ft. below high-water level, tallest pier being about 98 ft. from foundation to top level; they are being built on steel caissons sunk under compressed air.
New road and rail bridge in New South Wales
Engineer
Engineer ; 148
1929
3 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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