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Ilustrated description of construction of world's largest drydock at Cape Town, South Africa; concrete was placed into traveling steel forms in successive monolithe by large cranes handling 2 cu yd buckets; grouting was used to seal concrete walls against leakage; closure gate slides into adjacent recess while auxiliary floating caisson may be used as emergency gate.
Ilustrated description of construction of world's largest drydock at Cape Town, South Africa; concrete was placed into traveling steel forms in successive monolithe by large cranes handling 2 cu yd buckets; grouting was used to seal concrete walls against leakage; closure gate slides into adjacent recess while auxiliary floating caisson may be used as emergency gate.
Drydock construction at Cape Town
Eng News-Rec
Kohler, C.M.J. (author)
Engineering News-Record ; 136
1946
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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