How It Works - Sunk Caisson Construction for Lift Stations

[@m3talh3ad18]

Beautifully explained! Great visual aids too.

[@zenzenthaiamulethobby7109]

Short and sweet.

[@seanwilliams_31]

My question is: if the goal of the structure is to eventually pump water why is it necessary if they were able to pump out water in the first place to put in the structure?

[@elijah707]

Sometimes these lift stations pump sewage.

[@maddeusdoggeus1]

Sewage is what is being “Lifted” at a Lift Station.

[@narsinghdhavare7733]

Nice video

[@manam8322]

Can we do this method in loose sand?

[@rudrakshdubey1604]

Yes i have a house in thar constructed with the same method for underground water storage

[@Alexandruthewolf]

mind blown

[@ofcv1238]

This looks like sunk caisson construction and surge of water could have been bentonite suspension breaking through when structure shifted or settled.

[@edwardhunter3647]

Build that to.

[@lahaina4791]

Irritating background audio, why use it?

[@ericlucas6045]

and all the trees within a mile will die.

[@nonenone6403]

y

[@MarkHeath-w8b]

This has to be the dumbest explanation of a caisson i have ever seen. There are so many things wrong with this. You don't dewater the outside, the tremie seal is poured under water!