DCS most commonly refers to problems arising from underwater diving decompression (i.e., during ascent), but may be experienced in other depressurisation events such as working in a caisson, flying in unpressurised aircraft, and extra-vehicular activity from spacecraft.
A probabilistic model for ice forces on a caisson platform in the Beaufort Sea was used to evaluate two different approaches for describing pack ice pressure.
This paper considers the vertical loading response of a caisson foundation in clay, during installation and under both monotonic and cyclic vertical loading.
From the point at which the first music began, it was barely 25 minutes before the coffin, which arrived on a horse-drawn caisson in 1984 for a ceremony led by President Ronald Reagan, was put into a hearse to be carried to Walter Reed Army Medical Center, across the Potomac River in Washington.
An engineer who had been in a caisson during the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge described the sensation this way: "The pulse was at first accelerated, then sometimes fell below the normal rate.
The solution was obtained in a single strip consisting of the semi-infinite narrow region in front of a caisson and the fluid domain inside this caisson.
Six dappled gray horses stand in harness, linked to a caisson bearing a gleaming casket.
In the chaos, the accidental explosion of a caisson killed a boy, three soldiers, and two horses.
When Reagan died in 2004, he was carried from the Ellipse to the capitol on a caisson.
The factor of safety of a caisson affects the economy of a caisson significantly.
