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Cthulu Carl posted:5/10 no dance number Maybe not but akira toriyama approves of the story's pacing
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That caisom is in compression so reinforced concrete is probably the material or choice. They also have great experience with those in that exact environment because they make cut and cover tunnels using reinforced concrete caisons under rivers and lakes already.
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Drone_Fragger posted:That caisom is in compression so reinforced concrete is probably the material or choice. They also have great experience with those in that exact environment because they make cut and cover tunnels using reinforced concrete caisons under rivers and lakes already. Aren't those usually under the river or lakebed? I.e. they're not exposed directly to water (much less being moved around with weight inside them all the time)?
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The kid seems thrilled that the $8 bike was saved, looks like a happy ending to me
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SyNack Sassimov posted:Aren't those usually under the river or lakebed? I.e. they're not exposed directly to water (much less being moved around with weight inside them all the time)? Cut and cover ones are just put in a trench then backfilled with loose armour rock to stop a boat hitting it somehow. They're ultimately still exposed to water pressure since they are not deep enough underground to disperse the pressure load by then. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immersed_tube
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Drone_Fragger posted:That caisom is in compression so reinforced concrete is probably the material or choice. They also have great experience with those in that exact environment because they make cut and cover tunnels using reinforced concrete caisons under rivers and lakes already. It still seems like 1068 short tons of reinforced concrete is a reasonable mass given the size of the caisson
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Oh absolutely, I was just saying civil engineers love concrete and always want to use it whenever they can. I guess thinking about it they could use expired carbon fibre from boeing, that might actually be more cost effective.
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May 17, 2024 18:55
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Drone_Fragger posted:Oh absolutely, I was just saying civil engineers love concrete and always want to use it whenever they can. Hey hey, buddy, we’re not building a submarine here.
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Lol there are safety videos and then there's whatever the hell is 10/10 masterpiece would watch again
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You could make the boat out of concrete and also fill the canal with concrete.
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Azhais posted:What would the goal over a standard lock? Faster than moving the water? Not draining Lake Gatún.
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Just make a bigger one of these to transport those boats across: https://i.imgur.com/itpMSj2.mp4 Unperson_47 fucked around with this message at 20:56 on May 17, 2024 |
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May 17, 2024 20:53
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“Boat funicular” just sounds like a good time.
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May 17, 2024 20:54
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I prefer the sound of "temporary submarine"
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Wistful of Dollars posted:https://x.com/wife_geist/status/1791217929725370668?s=46&t=6HOSYVrXffESMo0NlyR0Lg hehe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caisson_lock quote:The May 1799 test, above, occurred when a party of investors was aboard the vessel and they nearly suffocated before they could be freed. Work on the second lock was suspended (the third lock had not been started) and early in the following year an inclined plane, to carry boats’ cargoes in wheeled tubs, was built instead. Eventually a flight of nineteen locks on a longer alignment up the slope was constructed, with a Boulton & Watt Steam Pumping Station, capable of lifting 5,000 tons of water in 12 hours, used to recirculate the water.[9]
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I dare you to say this isn’t at Tim and Eric sketch
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Unperson_47 posted:Just make a bigger one of these to transport those boats across: This thing works off a single cable? 
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May 18, 2024 01:36
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Could be a new avatar. 
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Drone_Fragger posted:Spiders are natures garbage man  https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_sdnfx66B3q1s1ddrj.mp4
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Could be a new avatar. Now it is, thank you, my good goon.
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May 18, 2024 03:00
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BlackIronHeart posted:Now it is, thank you, my good goon. 
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May 18, 2024 05:09
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BlackIronHeart posted:Now it is, thank you, my good goon. LOL
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May 18, 2024 05:12
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BlackIronHeart posted:Now it is, thank you, my good goon.  
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I kind of want to see that face on Big Mouth Billy Bass...
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it's like a lava lamp
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Is that a problem though? Is the Pacific getting too full and the Atlantic too low? those are already the same height, the gently caress would you build a lock between them for
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Video game boob-physics have really gotten out of control.
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Cactus Ghost posted:those are already the same height, the gently caress would you build a lock between them for The Panama canal goes up and then goes back down. Digging all the way down to sea level would have been much less practical.
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Also the Pacific and Atlantic sea levels on the Panamanian coasts are not the same.
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Jabor posted:The Panama canal goes up and then goes back down. This came as news to the French.
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Perestroika posted:No kidding. Even intuitively you would probably realise that a load-bearing crossbeam beam should be supported more securely than with just like three little screws put in end-on. But my favourite were the parts where the foundation was put into the wrong place and couldn't support the whole column and the guy just figured "eh let's just put the remaining bolts into the soil, she'll be right". "Should be fine", the three deadliest words in the Australian vocabulary. Also, celebrating the 7 year anniversary of me walking downstairs in my building and discovering the Most Finnish Doorstop ever. 
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crossbracing.mp4 https://i.imgur.com/9vdzGSs.mp4
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Clearly that was a load bearing port-a-potty that was keeping it together.
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