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Monthly Archives: June 2016
Why Anti-Slip Surfacing is Important for Ships?
Slippery floors can be a hindrance working on and one stands the risk of sustaining injuries in the event of accidental falls. Ships are designed to handle many operations and are meant to be used often by human beings. This … Continue reading
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Evolution of the Bridge
When ancient man first decided to leave the confines of his home territory, the biggest single obstacle to his travel would have been a large river. Smaller streams could be forded or swam, while a rudimentary boat could transport one … Continue reading
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History of the Pontoon Bridge
The Pontoon (or ponton) bridge is also referred to as a floating bridge and has been used for military and other purposes for literally thousands of years. The first mention of a pontoon bridge is found in Homer ca 800BC. … Continue reading
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