1. What does Bascules mean? Plural form of bascule

2. Logique séquentielle: les Bascules, La Bascule RS

3. Les Bascules sont interconnectées pour former une bascule bistable

4. Bascule ( plural Bascules ) A counterbalanced structure having one end that rises as the other lowers

5. Bascules synonyms, Bascules pronunciation, Bascules translation, English dictionary definition of Bascules

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9. Les Bascules bistables – · Download scientific diagram Chronogramme

10. Pictures posed on social media showed the Bascules

11. It's the first combination of bascule and suspension bridge ever attempted.

12. The Bascules are raised around 1000 times a year.

13. The earliest Bascules used cast iron ingots as counterweights

14. BASCULE Les Bascules I- Insuffisance des systèmes logiques combinatoires On souhaite réaliser la commande d’un moteur électrique répondant au cahier des charges suivant : Deux boutons poussoirs sont utilisés pour donner les ordres de Marche et Arrêt.

15. At the same time the Peene bridge in Anklam was replaced, with the old rolling bascule bridge replaced by two bascule bridges with a span of 32 metres.

16. Bascules Informal second-person singular ( tú ) present subjunctive form of bascular

17. Label Code: LC 8689 Publishers: Crammed Music, Les Editions De La Bascule

18. It' s the first combination of bascule and suspension bridge ever attempted

19. View of Tower Bridge with Bascules open, and the River Thames

20. Hydraulic pumps, control mechanisms and drives, hydraulic and mechanical drives for bascule bridges

21. The centre of the old part is located on the island, south-east from the bascule bridge.

22. It is spanned by the Montlake Bridge, a bascule drawbridge carrying Montlake Boulevard (State Route 513).

23. Série de quatre vidéos concernant les Bascules (SR, D et JK)

24. However, in 1894, Tower Bridge’s first year of operation, the Bascules were lifted 6,194 times

25. Pont basculant de la Seyne-sur-Mer is a former bascule bridge in La Seyne-sur-Mer in France.

26. (Civil Engineering) a movable roadway forming part of such a bridge: Tower Bridge has two Bascules.

27. To maintain the energy needed to lift the bascules, six large accumulators stored the pressurized water.

28. Bascules are the movable sections of road on the bridge that can be raised and lowered using counterweights

29. Once powered by steam, the hydraulic Bascules have been driven by oil and electricity since 1976

30. The two bascules of the bridge are raised to their full height in less than a minute

31. Tom Scott demonstrates how to raise the Bascules of Tower Bridge the same day it gets stuck

32. As the biggest Belgian company of its kind Bascules Robbe can point out references in all branches

33. Bascules are the movable sections of road on the bridge that can be raised and lowered using counterweights

34. The present Town Bridge, built in 1930, is a lifting bascule bridge allowing boats to access the inner harbour.

35. It is the second time in the space of 12 months that the bridge’s Bascules have become stuck open.

36. Les verrous sont similaires aux Bascules car ce sont des dispositifs bistables qui peuvent résider dans l

37. Southeast from the bascule bridge and behind the last houses and the church of Sv. Andrija lays a rocky beach.

38. Since 1845 Bascules Robbe has remained, with its office in Torhout, Beglium, the specialist in the measurement of weight

39. 13 The contract for the renewal of the bascule bridges was made the subject-matter of a public call for tenders at European level.

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41. Its predecessor was a wooden bascule bridge built in 1709 below the Schönhauser Graben stream and known as the Unterbaum Bridge.

42. The Bascules, weighing over 1,000 tons each, were counterbalanced to minimize the force required and allow raising in five minutes

43. Les références sont ventilées vers des Bascules correspondantes dans les groupes de chaque sous-section

44. Shortly thereafter, the line passes over the 133-metre-long Ziegelgraben Bridge - a bascule bridge - to the island of Dänholm off the Strelasund.

45. Jones had traveled widely, and the small drawbridges that spanned canals in the Netherlands gave him the idea of a counter-balancing bascule bridge.

46. Today, the Bascules are still operated by hydraulic power, but since 1976 they have been driven by oil and electricity rather than steam.

47. The Bascules -- movable sections of the road on the bridge that can be raised and lowered -- of the famous bridge were jammed upright after …

48. The bridge’s twin-leaf Bascules are currently stuck in place, which has caused traffic to quickly form on either side of the River Thames

49. A bascule bridge was built in this place, which is a real summer attraction and when opened also an important bond on the north-south nautical rout.

50. Traffic disruption as bridge Bascules stayed up after being raised for a wooden ship on Monday afternoon First published on Mon 9 Aug 2021 13.18 …

51. 12 According to the order for reference, the Provincie decided to renew two bascule bridges on the Erica-Ter Apel navigable waterway in the Commune of Emmen (Netherlands).

52. This was at first a low, sliding bridge, and since 1957 a simple-leaf Bascule bridge, but dating from the early 1990s has been locked and unable to open.

53. The Fremont Bridge is the first of four city Bascules to cross the canal, the others being Ballard Bridge (1917), University Bridge (1919), and Montlake Bridge (1925)

54. River traffic takes priority over bridge users, but you must give 24 hours notice if you need the Bascules to be raised to allow your ship to pass.

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56. Since 1976, the bridge's two arms, or Bascules, have been operated by engines powered by oil and electricity, replacing the original steam-powered ones that dated back to the 19th century.

57. The steam-powered Bascules were a marvel of Victorian engineering when they were created (you can still visit the Engine Room, now with explanatory films and interactive displays), and required 80

58. The Lake Washington Ship Canal bisects Seattle from east to west and is currently crossed by two fixed highway bridges and four vehicular Bascules, of which the Montlake is the easternmost

59. Since 1976, the bridge's two arms, or Bascules, have been operated by engines powered by oil and electricity, replacing the original steam-powered ones that dated back to the 19th century.

60. Hess, Historic Highway Bridges in Wisconsin, page 87: The study sample contains nine rolling-lift Bascules of the type invented by Chicago engineer William Scherzer in 1893 , and refined by the engineering staff

61. Nous commençons notre étude par celle des Bascules, éléments de base des circuits A partir de ce chronogramme nous pouvons écrire la liste des états

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63. Le verrou ou le loquet est un type de dispositif de stockage temporaire qui a deux états stables (bistable) et est normalement placé dans une catégorie distincte de celle des Bascules

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65. An average of 17 times per day! Back then, staff at Tower Bridge were on the lookout 24 hours a day for any vessels ready to pass through, and the Bascules were opened as soon as the road was cleared.

66. Chartered electrical engineer and author of the Haynes Tower Bridge Operations Manual John Smith told NCE that a six-figure refurb could be needed after the bridge’s twin-leaf Bascules were left stuck in the upright position for more than 12 hours earlier this week.