Figure 17.5.1 Typical Section of Small Craft Wharf
Figure 17.5.1 Typical Section of Small Craft Wharf
Figure 17.5.1 Typical Section of Small Craft Wharf
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25.00
1.5% +250
H.W.L +1.50
L.W.L +0.00
1: 2.0L×1.50H ×4.0W
1
-5.00
-6.00
0.60 0.60
2.0
+3,00 1.0-1.5%
+2.5
H.W.L +1.5 +1.5
1.2
H.W.L +0.0 . 5 Reclamation
1: 1 4,00
1: 1
Armor Rock 2
Quarry-Run
Fabric Sheet
(50-200 kg)
1.0
0
-5.0
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Chapter 18 Implementation Program
The following construction components are proposed in the Short Term Development Plan;
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18.1.2 Major Construction Materials
Major construction materials to be used in the development plan are shown in Table 18.1.2.
5. Other Materials
5.1 Fabric sheet 34,000 m2 Import
5.2 Marine fittings Rubber Fender, Bollards Import
Note; The above quantities are for Civil Works only, and exclude Drainage/Port Access Road
Works and aggregates/ crushed stones for concrete/ paving works.
The rock materials are to be supplied from the existing quarries located at Essipon, about 13 km
distant from Takoradi Port to the east. At Essipon three (3) quarries exist, at present however
only one (1) quarry is commercially operating (another quarry is also operational but used
exclusively for some road project). The supply capacity of the operating quarry is expected to be
around 15,000~20,000 m3/month depending on rock type and size, and is provided with max.
1,000 m3/day capacity of crushing machine.
Since quite a large amount of rock materials is to be used in the construction, it is recommended
that rocks be transported by sea instead of road transportation that may cause serious traffic
congestion in the area between Secondi and Takoradi towns. To this end the existing small loading
wharf at Secondi Fishing Harbour, which had been used as a temporary loading berth during its
construction time. The loading wharf is located just beside the Secondi Fishing Port and the
distance from the quarries is only 4~5 km.
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