Marine Civils – Page 39
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NewsLinkspans for Calais
MacGregor has signed a contract with Bouygues Travaux Publics, one of the world''s largest civil engineering construction companies, to design, build and install three ferry linkspan facilities in France.
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NewsDutch Sand Engine solution comes to the UK
Bacton Gas Terminal and residents of the surrounding Norfolk villages will benefit from Dutch experience as Royal HaskoningDHV completes the detailed design for an innovative coastal protection project.
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NewsNDT challenge
In a corrosion monitoring project that could also provide findings of use to the renewables and marine civils industries, a consortium of Oil & Gas industry organisations has set out to tackle one of the most enduring challenges in the North Sea: the non-destructive testing (NDT) of corroded pipes under ...
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NewsHi-Traq trenching vehicle
Royal IHC has entered in to a Memorandum Of Understanding with Canyon Offshore, a U.K. subsidiary of USA-based Helix Energy Solutions Group, to work towards an exclusive arrangement to jointly bring the Hi-Traq trenching vehicle to the market.
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NewsCrimea bridge progress
A major step in the construction of the Crimea Bridge has been achieved with the installation of the railway arch section of the bridge that allows clearance for shipping underneath.
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NewsOnline tool helps monitor and protect shingle beaches
Coastal engineers and engineering consultants have benefited from a shingle beach profiling tool which can account for wave conditions.
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NewsIntuitive vector products make shoreline management easier
Marine managers could benefit from new data products created to manage and monitor shorelines more easily and effectively.
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NewsThames Tideway Tunnel progress continues
It’s been 18 months since ‘Maritime Journal’ visited the various sites of London’s new so called ‘Super Sewer’, so we took the opportunity in August 2017 to see how the marine civil engineering side of the project has been developing.
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NewsUpgrading Tower Bridge
When Tower Bridge in London UK was due for an upgrade, after its management team identified a problem with their bascule raise mechanical drives, it brought in a team of international civil engineering experts.
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NewsMARIN’s floating mega-island
Netherlands-based Maritime Research Institute (MARIN) has tested an innovative concept for a floating mega island.
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NewsSoftware for structures reduces tedious work
With the new release of Sesam software for structural engineering and analysis for fixed, floating and ship structures, DNV GL is showing the results of ramped-up focus on cutting costs and boosting efficiency for customers. One of the key targets is reduction of tedious work.
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NewsFehmarnbelt tunnel film released
Denmark-headquartered Femern Link Contractors (FLC), contracted to build elements of an 18km long Denmark to Germany tunnel, is publishing a video animation of the process.
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NewsHumber region port projects shortlisted
Green Port Hull and Immingham Renewable Fuel Terminal have both been shortlisted at the British Construction Industry Awards 2017.
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NewsTrans-Adriatic pipeline: pipe shipments completed
EMS-Fehn-Group has celebrated the successful completion of the TAP project in the port of Durres/Albania. Among the guests were the German ambassador in Tirana, Susanne Schütz, and high ranking o?cials from the Albanian transport and port authorities.
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NewsGreen light for Gdansk
The pivotal role played by the Port of Gdansk Authority (PGA) has been recognised as essential by the Polish Government and it has received the green light to start design work on the new deepwater facilities called Central Port.
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NewsInnovative anchor launch
Netherlands-headquartered Vryhof Anchors has launched a revolutionary new heavyweight anchor around the OTC 2017 event in Houston. Stevshark Rex is claimed to deliver holding power in extreme conditions unmatched by any other anchor and is aimed at the heavy marine construction, oil & gas and offshore renewables industries.
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NewsKishorn revival
Scotland’s Kishorn Dry Dock will come out of a 23 year long hibernation after an agreement was signed to use the site during the construction of the world’s largest floating wind farm.
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NewsGoldhofer modules for Route du Littoral
The centerpiece of the Route du Littoral in the north of the French-dependency island of La Réunion in the Indian Ocean is an offshore viaduct with a length of 5,600 metres, which is being built to avoid the dangerous sections of the existing coastal road.
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NewsMeet the buyer event at Dover
Over 100 companies and 250 attendees from across Kent and the South East turned out for the UK’s Dover Western Docks Revival (DWDR) Meet the Buyer event to learn about the scope of the forthcoming works at the Port of Dover.
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ABPmer awarded EIA Quality Mark
UK-based worldwide marine and environmental research consultancy ABPmer has been awarded an EIA Quality Mark by the UK’s Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) for its service excellence in the co-ordination of Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) and production of Environmental Statements (ES).
