The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 437
ieu-tenant Batt, R.N., in Her Majestys cutter Sealarlc, matle a minutesiuvey of the caisson after the gale, (of the Gtb instant,) and foundthat It had not tlie slightest effect upon it, and tliat it remained quiteperpendicular alter having been subjeoled for many liours to theviolence of the storm.… … By a reference to our description in the Journal for October last,the annexed engraving, Fig. 2, will explain the construction of theiron caisson. NOTES ON EARTH WORK, EXCAVATION, CUTTING, AND FORMINGEMBANKMENT UPON RAILWAYS. Article III.—Extent, Form, and Proportions. Modern practice has reduced…
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