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A cofferdam is a temporary or permanent barrier built to hold back water or other liquids, or to keep water or other liquids out of an area. There are two types of cofferdams: sheet pile and cellular. Sheet pile cofferdams are constructed by driving interlocking steel sheets into the ground. CellulaRead more
A cofferdam is a temporary or permanent barrier built to hold back water or other liquids, or to keep water or other liquids out of an area. There are two types of cofferdams: sheet pile and cellular. Sheet pile cofferdams are constructed by driving interlocking steel sheets into the ground. Cellular cofferdams are constructed using pre-engineered sections or boxes which are floated into place and filled with sand, clay, or rock.
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