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    This document outlines the requirements for a marine fender system project. It requests information about the largest and smallest vessels to berth, including their dimensions and characteristics. It also asks for details on the berth structure, tide levels, permitted fender reactions and approach conditions. Environmental conditions like temperature and corrosivity are addressed. Contact information is provided to submit additional project requirement details.

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    This document outlines the requirements for a marine fender system project. It requests information about the largest and smallest vessels to berth, including their dimensions and characteristics. It also asks for details on the berth structure, tide levels, permitted fender reactions and approach conditions. Environmental conditions like temperature and corrosivity are addressed. Contact information is provided to submit additional project requirement details.

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    This document outlines the requirements for a marine fender system project. It requests information about the largest and smallest vessels to berth, including their dimensions and characteristics. It also asks for details on the berth structure, tide levels, permitted fender reactions and approach conditions. Environmental conditions like temperature and corrosivity are addressed. Contact information is provided to submit additional project requirement details.

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    Marine Fender System

    Project Requirements
    PROJECT DETAILS PROJECT STATUS
    Port TMS Ref:
    Project Preliminary
    Designer Detail design
    Contractor Tender

    LARGEST VESSEL SMALLEST VESSEL


    Vessel type Vessel type
    Deadweight (t) Deadweight (t)
    Displacement (t) Displacement (t)
    Length overall (LOA) (m) Length overall (LOA) (m)
    Length between perps (LBP) (m) Length between perps (LBP) (m)
    Beam (B) (m) Beam (B) (m)
    Draft (D) (m) Draft (D) (m)
    Freeboard (F) (m) Freeboard (F) (m)
    Hull pressure (P) (t/m2) Hull pressure (P) (t/m2)
    Berthing energy (tm) Berthing energy (tm)

    BERTH DETAILS

    Closed structure Semi-open structure Open structure Other (please describe)

    Structure Tide levels


    Length of berth (m) Tidal range (m)
    Fender / dolphin spacing (m) Highest astronomic tide (HAT) (m)
    Permitted fender reaction (kN or kN/m) Mean high water spring (MHWS) (m)
    Quay level (m) Mean sea level (MSL) (m)
    Cope thickness (m) Mean low water spring (MLWS) (m)
    Seabed level (m) Lowest astronomic tide (LAT) (m)

    TRELLEBORG MARINE AND INFRASTRUCTURE TRELLEBORG.COM/MARINEANDINFRASTRUCTURE


    BERTHING MODE BERTHING APPROACH: *1
    Approach conditions

    Side berthing good berthing, sheltered (i.e. not


    exposed to waves and/or current)
    difficult berthing, sheltered
    good berthing, exposed
    Dolphin berthing
    difficult berthing, exposed

    adverse berthing, exposed

    End berthing BERTHING APPROACH: *2


    Approach conditions

    good berthing, sheltered


    Lock or dock entrance difficult berthing, sheltered
    easy berthing, exposed
    good berthing, exposed

    Ship-to-ship berthing navigation difficult, exposed


    *1: BS6349-4:2014
    *2: PIANC:MARCOM REPORT OF WG33
    2002

    LARGEST SHIP SMALLEST SHIP


    Berthing speed (m/s) Berthing speed (m/s)
    Berthing angle (deg) Berthing angle (deg)
    Abnormal impact factor Abnormal impact factor

    ENVIRONMENT BERTHING ECCENTRICITY

    Operating temperature 1/4 point 1/3 point Other, please specify:

    Minimum (oC) BELTING DETAILS

    Maximum (oC)

    Corrosivity OTHER INFORMATION

    low medium high extreme

    FURTHER DETAILS AVAILABLE FROM

    Name Tel

    Company Fax

    Position Mobile

    Address Email

    Web

    You may send in your project requirements to: marine_infra@trelleborg.com

    TRELLEBORG MARINE AND INFRASTRUCTURE TRELLEBORG.COM/MARINEANDINFRASTRUCTURE

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