- Look up
Caisson or
caisson in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Caisson (French for "box") may
refer to:
Caisson (engineering), a
sealed underwater structure...
- In
geotechnical engineering, a
caisson (/ˈkeɪsən, -sɒn/;
borrowed from
French caisson 'box', from
Italian c****one 'large box', an
augmentative of c****a)...
-
trail of an
artillery piece, or the
stock of a
field carriage such as a
caisson or
traveling forge,
allowing it to be towed. The
trail is the
hinder end...
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Caisson foundation may
refer to:
Caisson (engineering) Deep foundation, also
called a
caisson foundation This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
-
sickness (DCS; also
called divers' disease, the bends, aerobullosis, and
caisson disease) is a
medical condition caused by
dissolved gases emerging from...
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Suction caissons (also
referred to as
suction anchors,
suction piles or
suction buckets) are a form of
fixed platform anchor in the form of an open bottomed...
- pole), the pier (which is
analogous to a column),
drilled shafts, and
caissons.
Piles are
generally driven into the
ground in situ;
other deep foundations...
-
caissons made of
southern yellow pine and
filled with cement.
Inside both
caissons were
spaces for
construction workers. The
Manhattan side's
caisson...
- can be varied. (In a
caisson lock, a boat lift, or on a
canal inclined plane, it is the
chamber itself (usually then
called a
caisson) that
rises and falls...
- by the door on the
caisson side,
allowing the boat to p****. On the
reverse direction, when the boat is in the
caisson, the
caisson door is raised, followed...
