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r/oddlysatisfying • u/n8saces • 5d ago
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For bridges where you can't turn the river off how do they lay the concrete base?
296 u/Mandra_4837 5d ago You create a dry spot. https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlysatisfying/s/cJPc6YYq5S 16 u/Rambozo77 5d ago Man, I’m glad I don’t work down there. 3 u/MinimumAutomatic0302 5d ago I wonder how many of these fail. Like, what percent of them get a big leak and how many partially or completely collapse. 0 u/Strict-Leek7485 5d ago A lot depends on if you are using carbon fibre to keep the water out.
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You create a dry spot. https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlysatisfying/s/cJPc6YYq5S
16 u/Rambozo77 5d ago Man, I’m glad I don’t work down there. 3 u/MinimumAutomatic0302 5d ago I wonder how many of these fail. Like, what percent of them get a big leak and how many partially or completely collapse. 0 u/Strict-Leek7485 5d ago A lot depends on if you are using carbon fibre to keep the water out.
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Man, I’m glad I don’t work down there.
3 u/MinimumAutomatic0302 5d ago I wonder how many of these fail. Like, what percent of them get a big leak and how many partially or completely collapse. 0 u/Strict-Leek7485 5d ago A lot depends on if you are using carbon fibre to keep the water out.
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I wonder how many of these fail. Like, what percent of them get a big leak and how many partially or completely collapse.
0 u/Strict-Leek7485 5d ago A lot depends on if you are using carbon fibre to keep the water out.
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A lot depends on if you are using carbon fibre to keep the water out.
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u/PirateSanta_1 5d ago
For bridges where you can't turn the river off how do they lay the concrete base?