The Technical World Magazine, Volume 16Technical World Company, 1911 |
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Page 181
... cofferdam should be constructed of a series of twentytwo cylinders composed of interlocking sheet steel piles , the cylinders at the sides of the wreck to be fifty feet in diameter , those at the bow and stern forty feet in diameter ...
... cofferdam should be constructed of a series of twentytwo cylinders composed of interlocking sheet steel piles , the cylinders at the sides of the wreck to be fifty feet in diameter , those at the bow and stern forty feet in diameter ...
Page 182
... cofferdam and a gate was opened opposite the cylinder to be filled . Loose wooden boxes were placed in some of the cylinders from bottom to top . During the operation of filling these boxes were tested from time to time by pumping . As ...
... cofferdam and a gate was opened opposite the cylinder to be filled . Loose wooden boxes were placed in some of the cylinders from bottom to top . During the operation of filling these boxes were tested from time to time by pumping . As ...
Page 207
... cofferdam , the caisson and sheet piling . The machine is simply a portable cofferdam that can be moved from place to place in the shallow water adjacent to the beach . The device is built entirely of steel , is oval in shape , open at ...
... cofferdam , the caisson and sheet piling . The machine is simply a portable cofferdam that can be moved from place to place in the shallow water adjacent to the beach . The device is built entirely of steel , is oval in shape , open at ...
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professional money lender is helpless to escape and how tragedy not infrequently follows the borrowing | 159 |
Making Charity | 251 |
made real financial successes alone in the cultivation of land and she points out some new ways | 299 |
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