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Lecture 37 of 48Module 7
Mooring Dolphin at KPT
Prof. R. Sundaravadivelu · IIT Madras
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- Layout of ports
- Continuation of layout of ports
- Visakhapatnam port
- Ships and size of ships
- Port planning
- Harbour layout
- Site characteristics & navigation channel
- Bathymetric survey
- Tide, surge, tsunami and wave
- Wave rose diagram
- Breakwater
- Design of breakwater –part-1
- Design of breakwater –part-2
- Berm breakwater
- Dredging & methods of disposal
- Berthing structures modelling
- Berthing structures –analyses
- Loads
- Types of berthing structures
- Design of berthing , structures-1
- Design of offshore berthing , structures-1
- Estimation of mooring, berthing and seismic forces
- Estimation seismic forces
- Active and passive earth pressure and differential water pressure
- Load combinations and design
- Fenders
- Mechanical handling system
- Single buoy mooring and open sea jetty-part1
- Single buoy mooring and open sea jetty-part 2
- Slipway, drydock,floating dock,shiplift
- Soil structure interaction
- Calulation of fixity depth
- Pile load test
- Ground improvement techniques
- Analysis of pile with spring support
- UPV,Half cell potential, Low high Integrity Test
- Mooring Dolphin at KPT
- Coastal structures and environmental management
- BOQ and Cost Estimate
- Proposed Mega Terminal Chennai
- Preliminary Project Report on Shipyard
- Procedures & clearances before implementation of a project
- Detailed project report
- Environmental studies of a project -
- Design of pile
- Design and construction of diaphragm wall
- Emprical relationship between spt and several soil properties
- Model studies for a deep water port_case study