Sentence examples for control barge from inspiring English sources

The following control variables are considered in the laying process: the axial load in the pipe, the flooded inner length, and the distance of the control barge from the coast.

Engineering standards employed in the United States to design concrete waterway control structures for barge impact loading are principally based on data collected from full-scale experimental barge flotilla (barge tow) impact tests.

At 6 a.m., right at the entrance to the intake channel of Old River Control, the last barge was caught.

The outdoor portion will, he hopes, be complemented with effects that he has no control over: a barge, the wind, the roar of a Metro-North train.

The operation was monitored by engineers and remotely operated vehicle pilots from a control room on a barge close to the bow of the ship.

Salvage workers based in a floating control center on a barge off the bows of the ship will open valves in the tanks to allow water in, adding weight to bring the ship down onto the platforms.

By midnight, salvage workers based in a control center on a barge off the bow of the ship switched off the pulleys and opened valves in the boxes to allow water in at 1,000 cubic feet a minute, adding the necessary ballast to bring the ship down onto the platforms.

The operator works in a control booth on a barge, directing the robot to the base of a standing tree.

This paper investigates an active vibration control strategy for a barge-type floating wind turbine by setting a stroke-limited hybrid mass damper (HMD) in the turbine's nacelle.

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There was a weir on a bypass channel and a sluice on the main river channel, which enabled the river levels to be controlled, so that barges could cross.