The construction method of an overturning caisson is reconsidered. This particular self-floating caisson was applied for several caisson quay wall projects over a century ago. After the year 1914, the design was abandoned. After this time, rectangular caissons became more economical due to higher qualities, simplified formwork and easier transport. However, the caisson geometry allows efficient material use and a relatively low draught during transport. When the concept is considered for current quay wall projects, these benefits are still present. However, the magnitude of these benefits reduced significantly. When other aspects, such as construction technologies are included, the remaining economic benefits are estimated to become negligi...
This video forms part of the module Civil Engineering Technology from the 2009/10 BSc (Hons) degree ...
Caissons or laterally loaded piers are widely used in marine constructions where loads are heavy, to...
This research work attempts to approach the measuring of the working equipment necessary to make flo...
The construction of caisson breakwaters dates from ancient times (Brindisi battle and Caesarea Marit...
It is foreseen that the future expansion of the Port of Rotterdam will face the problem of lack of s...
Traditional quay wall structures are not very flexible, because they are often hard to adapt and to ...
Patent for an improved machine that sinks caissons into gravel or mud in order to make a foundation ...
With rising sea level and demand for more nearshore infrastructures, the current methods for seawall...
The breakwater construction technique using floating concrete caissons is well-known nowadays as a w...
There is a growing cruise market. To accommodate the growth of cruise shipping in North-West Europe,...
This paper aims to provide an innovative scenario for transportation and lowering installation of he...
The rise in sea levels poses a very imminent threat to Singapore’s survival. Singapore’s Prime Minis...
Using cylindrical caisson for a large-scale breakwater is not popular so far in the world. Never-the...
Design of steel cofferdams and caissons (diving wells); sinking pneumatic caissons; concrete caisson
The two main suction pile design methods that are generally applied and accepted within the industry...
This video forms part of the module Civil Engineering Technology from the 2009/10 BSc (Hons) degree ...
Caissons or laterally loaded piers are widely used in marine constructions where loads are heavy, to...
This research work attempts to approach the measuring of the working equipment necessary to make flo...
The construction of caisson breakwaters dates from ancient times (Brindisi battle and Caesarea Marit...
It is foreseen that the future expansion of the Port of Rotterdam will face the problem of lack of s...
Traditional quay wall structures are not very flexible, because they are often hard to adapt and to ...
Patent for an improved machine that sinks caissons into gravel or mud in order to make a foundation ...
With rising sea level and demand for more nearshore infrastructures, the current methods for seawall...
The breakwater construction technique using floating concrete caissons is well-known nowadays as a w...
There is a growing cruise market. To accommodate the growth of cruise shipping in North-West Europe,...
This paper aims to provide an innovative scenario for transportation and lowering installation of he...
The rise in sea levels poses a very imminent threat to Singapore’s survival. Singapore’s Prime Minis...
Using cylindrical caisson for a large-scale breakwater is not popular so far in the world. Never-the...
Design of steel cofferdams and caissons (diving wells); sinking pneumatic caissons; concrete caisson
The two main suction pile design methods that are generally applied and accepted within the industry...
This video forms part of the module Civil Engineering Technology from the 2009/10 BSc (Hons) degree ...
Caissons or laterally loaded piers are widely used in marine constructions where loads are heavy, to...
This research work attempts to approach the measuring of the working equipment necessary to make flo...