EFFECT OF CAISSON TILTING ON SLIDING DISTANCE OF A CAISSON

The Expected Sliding Distance Model of Meandering Damage for Caisson Breakwater

In the past decades, many references have studied the mechanics of meandering damage for breakwater. However, up to the present time, no model has been proposed to compute the consequence of this kind of damage quantitatively. So, this paper tries to solve this problem by combining the expected sliding distance technique and the diffraction model. 1 Preface The meandering damage of breakwater i...

Decompression sickness during the sinking of a caisson; a study of some factors in the pathogenesis of caisson disease.

Most of the studies of decompression sickness in industry have been made during the construction of tunnels. The sinking of a caisson, however, is a much briefer undertaking involving certain special features not encountered in tunnel work. Work of this type has received relatively little attention in recent years, although caisson sinking is performed all over the world. This paper describes a...

Munchausen's syndrome simulating caisson disease.

Decompression sickness in caisson workers.

El Ghawabi, S. H., Mansour, M. B., Youssef, F. L., El Ghawabi, M. H., and Abd El Latif, M. M. (1971). Brit. J. industr. Med., 28, 323-329. Decompression sickness in caisson workers. An investigation of 55 bridge construction workers is reported. The overall bends rate was 097 %. (The term 'bends' as used in this study is defined in the paper.) Chokes were encountered in 67-27% of workers. A cli...

Serviceability of Suction Caisson Founded Offshore Structures

Suction caissons have recently been considered as a cost effective alternative to conventional foundations for offshore met-masts and wind turbines. Such foundation arrangements are suitable for applications within water depths of 20-30m. Most offshore structures have stringent serviceability limit states imposed on their design dictating the allowable structural deflections and accumulated rot...