The phrase "concrete cap" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a concrete covering or topping used to finish or protect another structure or material. Example: The construction crew carefully placed the concrete cap over the steel beams, completing the bridge's sturdy foundation.
The last time he saw the concrete cap on the tunnel intact was on Jan . 26
The general said no photographs were taken, but that the decommissioning method amounted to more than just putting a concrete cap on arms bunkers.
At a meeting here on Friday the bank is to provide $50 million to strengthen the decaying concrete cap over the exploded reactor.
The report noted that, although the defective concrete cap had been installed by Halliburton, decisions about the installation process made by BP had been the cause of the failure.
Below the 18-inch concrete cap rests the United States' cold war legacy to this remote corner of the Pacific Ocean: 111,000 cubic yards of radioactive debris left behind after 12 years of nuclear tests.
The influence of vertical loads on the lateral response of group piles installed in sandy soil and connected together by a concrete cap is studied through finite elements analyses.
The former buildings were supported on piles, however, and the supports and concrete caps remain.
"It is much more than the concrete capping over of arms dumps that some have described," he said.
He only hinted at that prospect, though, saying that only after 2012 would there be an assessment of how the country was doing without concrete caps.
On Friday night, heavy machinery tore out the old bridge, and on Saturday workers installed precast concrete caps on the old bridge abutments, shaped to accept the new, higher superstructure.
The memorial features four brick tiers topped with concrete caps, each cap holds a flagpole base.
