cais·son [ˈkeɪsɒn, ingl. am. sən] SUST.
1. caisson (watertight cabin):
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caisson SUST.
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- caisson sickness (decompression sickness)
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An initial problem with the plane was the stress on the tracks by the caissons.
en.wikipedia.org The lighthouse was built in 1883 using pneumatic caisson engineering.
en.wikipedia.org The force pushes up on the bottom caisson's ram, raising the caisson up to the top position.
en.wikipedia.org Previously, hydraulic shields or pressurized caissons had been used -- with the constant danger of divers suffering the bends, and the necessity for constant diligence.
en.wikipedia.org If a caisson was not firmly anchored deep enough, a flood could have swept it away.
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