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QUAYS & BREAKWATERS
Quay
walls for the industrial port of Ras Laffan - Qatar
Client: Grandi
Lavori Fincosit - Genoa, Italy
Services: Detailed
design
Period: 1993
- 1994
Construction cost:
€ 22,992,600
The Project:
The construction of the port of Ras Laffan was started in 1992
and completed in 1995.
The new port, whose total construction cost amounted to US $
800 million, included 4 berths for LNG vessels, 3 for
container ships and 6 for tankers carrying refined and
semi-refined petroleum products. The huge harbour is protected
by two breakwaters, which extend for over 6 km. and for 4.5
km. respectively.
In 1993 Technital was awarded a contract by Grandi Lavori
Fincosit, one of the 3 partners of Condotte Qatar JV, for the
detailed design of 600 m. quay walls in gravity concrete
blocks and r.c. capping beams.
These quays, for containers,
Ro-Ro tugs and heavy loads, were located on depths of 13.5 m
and dimensioned to accept rail mounted cranes and were used
during the construction phase.
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