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A Treatise On The Principles And Practice Of Harbour Engineering

Forfatter: Brysson Cunningham

År: 1908

Forlag: Charles Griffin & Company

Sted: London

Sider: 410

UDK: Vandbygningssamlingen 134.16

With18 Plates And 220 Illustrations In The Text

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144 HARBOUR ENGINEERING. somewhat generally the same lines of construction as the Grande Jetée, in so far as regards the disposition of the material and the external slopes. The quay, however, is only about half the width of that in the previous case. The cost of this breakwater, including the outer protection blocks, amounted of stones of considerable size (some 500 external swell of the sea to nearly £154 per yard. The parapet wall with its ashlar work came to £61, 10s. per yard, and the formation of the inner quay involved another £44, making the total cost, approximately, £260 per lineal yard. Breakwaters at Algiers. —The principle underlying the design of the north and east breakwaters at Algiers, is that of g approximating the rubble mound as closely as possible to the form ^ and fonctions of an upright wall. £ The mound has been laid to the £ very steep slope of 45 degrees throughout, and the superstruc- £ ture occupies the whole of the ^ narrow summit. Such a design § is open to very strong and grave g objections. The impulse of the “ wave, abruptly checked by the 2 face of the parapet wall, is con- verted into a powerful downward £ force directed against the outer slope, or, alternatively, the waves, rising to an abnormal height, clear the parapet wall and break with considerable im- pact upon the inner side. In each case the tendency to dis- turbance is very pronounced, and movements frequently take place. Furthermore, the voids and interstices in the uppermost layer of rubble, which consists cubic feet in volume), causes the to be transmitted through the breakwater to the interior area, giving rise to an agitation of the surface, which is incom- patible with efficient harbourage. Accordingly, iu the construction of the inner port at the Agha, begun in