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Compressed Air Work And Diving 1909

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66 COMPRESSED AIR WORK. and the walls of one thickness. The 12-in. thick walls extended to a height of 7 ft. above the ceiling, and above that point were of 2-in. planking spiked to 12 by 12 in. verticals. I hese caissons were built on two pontoons, and when finished the pontoons were allowed to sink by Alling with water until the caissons floatecl off. They were then floated into position, and sunk by filling with concrete in the usual way. Timber was also the material used for the very large caissons employed in the con- struction of the St Louis and Brooklyn bridges.