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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 12 (September 1908) (1908)

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charged at a time. The holes drilled for ficulties attending the sinking of shafts through such tubes acted as an insulating chamber, preventing any the insertion of the charges were kept from freezing soil are numerous, the greatest being the presence direct communication with the ground and… … hand block. The whole task of sinking bore- In their undertaking this firm undertook to Picking the lee Wall and Frozen Quicksand* holes, freezing, and thawing, the ground to a freeze the ground around the shafts into a solid depth of 484 feet occupied three years. mass to a depth of 484 feet from…

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