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Spanning Mississippi at Chester, Ill.
Midriver pier and Missouri pier supporting main trusses were sunk with pneumatic caissons and built on rock 100 and 110 ft respectively, below water; main pier on Illinois side was constructed by means of open cofferdam and rests on rock about 30 ft below surface; all piers for Illinois approach are carried to rock, but those for Missouri approach rest on timber piling; superstructure erection. (News Issue)
Spanning Mississippi at Chester, Ill.
Midriver pier and Missouri pier supporting main trusses were sunk with pneumatic caissons and built on rock 100 and 110 ft respectively, below water; main pier on Illinois side was constructed by means of open cofferdam and rests on rock about 30 ft below surface; all piers for Illinois approach are carried to rock, but those for Missouri approach rest on timber piling; superstructure erection. (News Issue)
Spanning Mississippi at Chester, Ill.
Eng News-Rec
Engineering News-Record ; 128
1942
Article (Journal)
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