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Precast cribs used for Pugsley Wharf in Saint John
880-ft extension of timber wharf at Pugsley terminal in St. John, NB; eight reinforced concrete cribs for extension were poured in Courtenay Bay drydocks and floated out and towed to wharf site; all cribs are 48-ft wide and 110-ft long; each crib is divided into six bulkheaded compartments fitted with sinking valves.
Precast cribs used for Pugsley Wharf in Saint John
880-ft extension of timber wharf at Pugsley terminal in St. John, NB; eight reinforced concrete cribs for extension were poured in Courtenay Bay drydocks and floated out and towed to wharf site; all cribs are 48-ft wide and 110-ft long; each crib is divided into six bulkheaded compartments fitted with sinking valves.
Precast cribs used for Pugsley Wharf in Saint John
Eng Contract Rec
Koenig, J. (author)
1953
3 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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