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Solving construction problems of bromley gasholder tank
New method of 225-ft diam gas holder construction was successfully tried at Bromley, Great Britain; aim was to reduce holder's height and to avoid construction noise in residential area of town; solution was found by providing two concentric reinforced concrete diaphragm walls built with use of bentonite mud, which prevents collapse of excavation.
Solving construction problems of bromley gasholder tank
New method of 225-ft diam gas holder construction was successfully tried at Bromley, Great Britain; aim was to reduce holder's height and to avoid construction noise in residential area of town; solution was found by providing two concentric reinforced concrete diaphragm walls built with use of bentonite mud, which prevents collapse of excavation.
Solving construction problems of bromley gasholder tank
Gas J
de Winton, C.J.P. (author)
Gas Journal ; 328
1966
Article (Journal)
English
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