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Artificial islands aid sinking of pier caissons
Use of artificial islands in starting and sinking, by open dredging, of foundation caissons for three piers of new reinforced-concrete multiple-arch Grey Street bridge across Brisbane River, Brisbane, Australia; pneumatic pressures up to 60 lb per sq in., required to bottom caissons in bed-rock at max depth of 107 ft below high tide.
Artificial islands aid sinking of pier caissons
Use of artificial islands in starting and sinking, by open dredging, of foundation caissons for three piers of new reinforced-concrete multiple-arch Grey Street bridge across Brisbane River, Brisbane, Australia; pneumatic pressures up to 60 lb per sq in., required to bottom caissons in bed-rock at max depth of 107 ft below high tide.
Artificial islands aid sinking of pier caissons
Construction Methods
Construction Methods ; 15
1933
3 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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