Noun:

কোফাড্র্যাম,

cofferdams's Usage Examples:

east cofferdams.

The cofferdams allowed.

concrete dams As waterproof facing for masonry and concrete dams Within cofferdams for seepage control As floating reservoirs for seepage control As floating.

1 m) using cofferdams, this level being around 15 feet (4.

The cofferdams were kept dry by a pump driven by.

Made commonly of wood, concrete, or steel sheet piling, cofferdams are used to allow construction on the foundation of permanent dams, bridges.

diversion channel around the dam site and the implementation of a pair of cofferdams to protect the site from floods.

In August 2015, temporary cofferdams were erected to excavate sand to construct the bridge's structural supports.

After the base slab had been laid, the cofferdams could be emptied of water and the rest of the pier was constructed.

However, building this entire project through the use of cofferdams would have been incredibly impeding to river traffic.

Tankers generally have cofferdams forward and aft of the cargo tanks, and sometimes between individual tanks.

the two cofferdams in order to prepare the site for construction.

Once drained, workers excavated the alluvial deposits between the cofferdams, creating.

As part of the process cofferdams were built upstream and downstream.

91 m) into the bedrock, which was achieved by using cofferdams, and the depth of the bottom of the piers is between 6 feet 3 inches (1.

two cofferdams were constructed.

The cofferdams were.

cantilever and two on the small uninhabited island of Inchgarvie acted as cofferdams, while the remaining two on Inchgarvie and those for the south cantilever.

problem was solved when the Bureau raised the upstream and downstream cofferdams with rock waste and topped them with rail lines that could deliver rock-fill.

Synonyms:

pneumatic caisson; chamber; caisson;