CONSTRUCTION KNOW-HOW AND ECONOMIC EVALUATIONS OF DECK & PILE BERTHS IN COMPARISON TO BLOCK WEIGHT BERTHS (CASE STUDY: PARS PETROCHEMICAL PORT)

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NABAVINEJAD S.M.; SIROUSZIAEE A.M.

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Seminar: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COASTS, PORTS AND MARINE STRUCTURES (ICOPMAS) PORTS & MARITIME ORGANIZATION
Year:2006 | Issue:7

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CONSTRUCTION KNOW-HOW AND ECONOMIC EVALUATIONS OF DECK & PILE BERTHS IN COMPARISON TO BLOCK WEIGHT BERTHS (CASE STUDY: PARS PETROCHEMICAL PORT)

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NABAVINEJAD S.M. | SIROUSZIAEE A.M.

Keywords

BERTH

DECK AND PILE

WEIGHT BERTH

CONCRETE BLOCK BERTH

Abstract

BERTH, ALSO KNOWN AS BERTHING STRUCTURE, IS MAINLY USED FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING CARGOES. REGARDLESS OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF THIS STRUCTURE, ALL BERTHS HAVE THREE MAIN FUNCTIONS: ALLOWING BERTHING FOR SHIPS, FILLING THE GAP BETWEEN SHIP AND LAND (ACCESS BRIDGE) AND PLAYING THE ROLE OF BACK WALL FOR FILLERS THAT ARE BEHIND THE BERTH. BERTHS HAVE THREE BROAD SYSTEMS: DECK AND PILE, WALL, WEIGHT. THE FIRST SYSTEMS ARE USED WHEN LAND IS SOFT AND SOIL LAYERS ARE DEEP INSIDE THE SEA. ALTHOUGH DECK AND PILE BERTH CAN CONVENIENTLY BE IMPLEMENTED, IT NEEDS SPECIAL MAINTENANCE BECAUSE OF STEEL’S LOW RESISTANCE AGAINST CORROSION. WEIGHT BERTHS ARE USED IN AREAS WHERE WATER IS NOT TURBULENT AND SEA BED IS STRONG ENOUGH. CONCRETE BLOCK BERTH IS THE MOST COMMON TYPE OF WEIGHT BERTHS. THIS ARTICLE DEALS WITH TECHNOLOGY OF MAKING DECK AND PILE BERTH AND GIVES AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF SUCH PROJECTS. PARS PETROCHEMICAL PORT IS USED AS CASE STUDY.

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NABAVINEJAD, S.M., & SIROUSZIAEE, A.M.. (2006). CONSTRUCTION KNOW-HOW AND ECONOMIC EVALUATIONS OF DECK & PILE BERTHS IN COMPARISON TO BLOCK WEIGHT BERTHS (CASE STUDY: PARS PETROCHEMICAL PORT). INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COASTS, PORTS AND MARINE STRUCTURES (ICOPMAS). SID. https://sid.ir/paper/908312/en

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NABAVINEJAD S.M., SIROUSZIAEE A.M.. CONSTRUCTION KNOW-HOW AND ECONOMIC EVALUATIONS OF DECK & PILE BERTHS IN COMPARISON TO BLOCK WEIGHT BERTHS (CASE STUDY: PARS PETROCHEMICAL PORT). 2006. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/908312/en

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S.M. NABAVINEJAD, and A.M. SIROUSZIAEE, “CONSTRUCTION KNOW-HOW AND ECONOMIC EVALUATIONS OF DECK & PILE BERTHS IN COMPARISON TO BLOCK WEIGHT BERTHS (CASE STUDY: PARS PETROCHEMICAL PORT),” presented at the INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COASTS, PORTS AND MARINE STRUCTURES (ICOPMAS). 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/908312/en

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