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Construction of the second domestic large cruise ship sees new progress
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Westport is the WA Government's plan to move container trade from Fremantle to Kwinana, to support the WA economy for the next 100 years. The below snapshot shows how much consideration has been made for the transport connections for the freight corridor of the existing road and rail connections, and also the economic impact, sustainability and community benefits. #infrastructure #watrade #westport #kwinana #transport #economy #future #wagovernment #eciexecutive #localnews
PROJECT SNAPSHOT - Westport - Kwinana - Port & Associated Infrastructure Interesting flythrough of the upcoming Westport project; looks very exciting and a great potential addition to the infrastructure capability for Perth/WA. Check out this online briefing next week to get further information: https://lnkd.in/gsajnJJ4
Westport Preferred Design Flythrough
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New fact in this new article on Washington State Ferries' current bidding for the five new electric-hybrid ferries now underway: "If the bidding goes according to plan, the state might have the two lowest bidders build the boats simultaneously." Would that accelerate the launch schedule and/or lose economies of scale? This article presents other important facts and perspective from the head of the ferry system, Steven Nevey. https://lnkd.in/gNENfWvy #washingtonstateferries #shipbuilding #washingtonstate
Washington State Ferries Chief on feasibility of new diesel ferries
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It’s a big few months ahead for our team at Queenstown Airport (ZQN) with the commencement of a $23 million airfield safety project. Engineered materials arresting system (EMAS) beds will be installed at both ends of the main runway. Queenstown Airport is the first in Australia or New Zealand to use this innovative technology, which utilises cellular cement blocks that crush under the weight of an aircraft. These are designed to slow a plane to a safe stop with little damage, should one overshoot the runway. As Chief Executive Glen Sowry says - “EMAS technology has proven its worth in the northern hemisphere, and we are proud to be leading its introduction in this part of the world. It’s the gold standard and will substantially increase the margin of safety for those landing here.” Queenstown Airport operates with a runway end safety area (RESA) of 90 metres, and the EMAS will provide the same protection as a 240m RESA. A sod-turning ceremony was held to mark the start of the project, with representatives of the airport company and the head contractor, Downer wielding the spades. More substantial earthworks are now under way at the Shotover end of the runway to prepare for the construction of new pavement, on which the EMAS bed will be laid. Work is being done at night, starting after the last scheduled flight has landed. No work is planned for Friday or Saturday nights. There will be no disruption to flight schedules and no change to the types of aircraft that may land at Queenstown Airport once the EMAS is installed. #Safety #Aviation #Leadership #Tourism
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On #SeatravelSaturday let's see how it is sailing ahead in the United States. The Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steamboat Company has taken delivery of its latest vessel. Named Long Island, it will strengthen services across the Long Island Sound, with 3 ferries serving the ports of Bridgeport, Conneticut, and Port Jefferson, New York, during peak times. "The 92-m ferry is engineered to accommodate both cars and passengers with state-of-the-art features, including EPA Tier IV-compliant main engines, increased crew capacity, and an upgraded furnishings package. This ferry joins two other ESG-built vessels in the fleet: P.T. Barnum (1999) and Grand Republic (2003). " To recap, the route spans 16 nautical miles across the sound, and thus should theoratically take 1 hour and 15 minutes for a full crossing at a speed of nearly 13 knots. With that in mind, is the future of ferries on this route fully electric? Feel free to comment below. #sustainabletransport #decarbonisation
Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Co receives new ferry
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this concept can be useful in India, to great extent.
Flyover on wheels. Temporary flyover to allow construction maintenance work without closing roads. Interesting idea! #EIIRInteresting #engineering #flyover Credit: Unknown, ViaWeb
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https://lnkd.in/gRjhnKmH Best Technology ...... Bypassed Obstruction. Every City Road Construction should have, Temporary Flyover.
Flyover on wheels. Temporary flyover to allow construction maintenance work without closing roads. Interesting idea! #EIIRInteresting #engineering #flyover Credit: Unknown, ViaWeb
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Approval for a €200M (£171M) tunnel construction beneath Dublin Airport's runway has been granted by Ireland's planning body, An Bord Pleanála, amidst objections from Ryanair and a community group. The 0.7 km long, twin-cell enclosed tunnel, to be linked with ramps and portals, is designed to enhance airside vehicles' safety and efficiency on the "crosswind" runway. Despite the challenging appeal against it, citing economic and environmental concerns, the regulatory board assured that risks to water quality, traffic safety and convenience during construction and operation are mitigated. Key to cargo operations, transit operations, general aviation, stand-by parking and contingency stands - the tunnel, reaching up to 17.5m below ground level, is also expected to ease access to the airport's west apron.
Dublin Airport granted permission for £171M tunnel under runway | Ground Engineering
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SF Bay Ferry orders three battery-electric ferries in $46 million deal U.S. public ferry service provider San Francisco Bay Ferry (SF Bay Ferry) has entered into an agreement to purchase the nation’s first three battery-electric high-speed passenger ferries from All American Marine, Inc.
SF Bay Ferry orders three battery-electric ferries in $46 million deal - BatteryIndustry.net
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There are several types of ladders used on vessels, including: Embarkation ladder Also known as a pilot ladder, this rope ladder is used on cargo ships for pilots to move between the cargo ship and their pilot ship. Marine accommodation ladder Used on ships and offshore platforms to provide access between decks. They can be designed as a standalone ladder or as part of a ladder system. Hanging accommodation ladder A staple of smaller pleasure vessels, such as yachts and powerboats. This ladder makes it easy for passengers to swim near the boat and regain access to it. Ship gangway Also known as a ship brow or accommodation ladder, this passageway joins a ship's quarterdeck to the forecastle. It is used for passengers to board and exit the ship, as well as for loading and unloading, and repairing ships. Aluminum gangway Also known as a ship ladder, boarding ladder, and shore ladder, this ladder is used to connect to coastal vessels. It provides a safe walkway to and from floating docks, freestanding docks, floating systems, or permanent structures. Boarding ladders are typically made from aluminum or stainless steel. Aluminum is cheaper and lighter but not as strong and durable as stainless steel
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