- lock, a type of
canal lock Deep foundation, also
called a
caisson foundation Limbers and
caissons, a two-wheeled cart for
carrying ammunition, also used...
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simply a monolith) is
larger than the
other types of
caisson, but
similar to open
caissons. Such
caissons are
often found in quay walls,
where resistance to...
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floating caisson is then
hauled sideways into a
recess built into the side of the dock wall.
Rolling caissons are a
development of
sliding caissons ****ed...
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caisson (US: /ˈkeɪsɒn/) is a two-wheeled cart
designed to
carry artillery ammunition; the
British term is "ammunition wagon".
Caissons are also...
- The use of
suction caissons/anchors has now
become common practice worldwide.
Statistics from 2002
revealed that 485
suction caissons had been installed...
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Sakonnet Light is on a
small rock
Media related to
Lighthouses built on
caissons at
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using three caissons. The main
caisson was
connected by
ropes p****ing over
grooved pulleys to two smaller,
counterbalancing caissons. Brownill's innovation...
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centre of the
caisson is
decorated with a
large bas-relief
carving or painting.
Common themes include "two
dragons chasing the pearl".
Caissons in the throne...
- for many huge
caissons of
various sorts to
build breakwaters and
piers and
connecting structures to
provide the roadways. The
caissons were
built at a...
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dusty trail, And
those Caissons go
rolling along. In and out, hear them shout!
Counter marching all about, And
those Caissons go
rolling along, For it's...
