Dique seco, en South Shields
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1958.v11.i104.5496Abstract
La conocida empresa Brigham & Cowan Ltd, de South Shields (Inglaterra), acaba de construir un dique de carena en la desembocadura del río Tyne, destinado a la reparación de tanques y cargas de gran tonelaje y de relativamente poco calado. El vaso tiene 217 m de longitud, 29 de anchura mínima en la entrada, 6,40 de a l tura de agua sobre el umbral de entrada y una compuerta metálica rebatible hacia adelante. En este trabajo se describen las partes que mejor caracterizan esta importante obra.
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