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Piers Jetties And Related Structures Exposed To Waves Guidelines For Hydraulic Loadings Mcconnell

Name: Piers Jetties And Related Structures Exposed To Waves Guidelines For Hydraulic Loadings Mcconnell
SKU: BELL-4707706
Price: 31.00 USD
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Piers Jetties And Related Structures Exposed To Waves Guidelines For Hydraulic Loadings Mcconnell instant download after payment.

Publisher: ICE Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.47 MB

Pages: 133

Author: McConnell, Kirsty; Allsop, William; Cruickshank, Ian

ISBN: 9780727732651, 072773265X

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Piers Jetties And Related Structures Exposed To Waves Guidelines For Hydraulic Loadings Mcconnell by Mcconnell, Kirsty; Allsop, William; Cruickshank, Ian 9780727732651, 072773265X instant download after payment.

Jetties, piers and other marine structures constructed in exposed locations require careful assessment of their hydraulic loads. Increasingly trade economics are leading to larger ship sizes and existing and new port locations for these vessels require longer jetties in significantly deeper water. In these instances construction of protective breakwaters becomes substantially more expensive, so in some cases jetties or their approach trestles are being constructed in exposed locations without breakwater protection. These guidelines will help maritime designers to optimise jetty designs, and are an essential reference resource.