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Jersey meadows high-level viaduct
Structure, 3 1/2 mi long, forms part of highway from Holland Tunnel to Elizabeth, NJ; six concrete land and two river piers erected on pneumatic caisson foundations sunk 54 to 126 ft below ground surface; viaduct is of cantilever construction and contains 88,461 tons of steel; fabrication of members necessitated driving of more than 2,000,000 rivets. (See also Engineer v 155 n 4032 Apr 21 1933 p 405-6, figs on p 402)
Jersey meadows high-level viaduct
Structure, 3 1/2 mi long, forms part of highway from Holland Tunnel to Elizabeth, NJ; six concrete land and two river piers erected on pneumatic caisson foundations sunk 54 to 126 ft below ground surface; viaduct is of cantilever construction and contains 88,461 tons of steel; fabrication of members necessitated driving of more than 2,000,000 rivets. (See also Engineer v 155 n 4032 Apr 21 1933 p 405-6, figs on p 402)
Jersey meadows high-level viaduct
Construction Methods
Construction Methods ; 15
1933
7 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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