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基本説明
The art of designing quay walls is in the representation of the interaction of various parts of the structure and the underlying geological formation. This book serves as a supportive source of information in this respect and provides an extended overview of the knowledge and experience in the area of the design, construction and management of quay walls.
Full Description
Essential knowledge for the planning, design, execution and maintenance of quay walls, plus general information about historic developments and lessons gained from observation of ports in various countries. Technical chapters are followed by a detailed calculation of a quay wall, based on semi-probabilistic design procedure, which applies the theory presented earlier. Quay Walls will interest anyone involved in the design, construction and use of quay walls, including designers, contractors, engineers, operators and managers. It also provides a rich source of basic information for students and professionals.
Contents
Summary Chapter 1 Introduction1.1 Function of quay walls1.2 Objective of this handbook 1.3 Layout of the handbook Chapter 2 History of quay wall construction 2.1 Ports as a source of prosperity2.2 Ports and quays past and present 2.3 History of quay wall construction in Rotterdam Chapter 3 Main types of quay wall3.1 Functions and main types of quay walls 3.2 Gravity walls 3.3 Sheet pile walls3.4 Sheet pile walls with relieving platform 3.5 Open berth quay 3.6 Examples of gravity walls3.7 Examples of sheet pile walls 3.8 Examples of walls with relieving platform3.9 Examples of open berth quays 3.10 Examples of repair or deepening of quay walls Chapter 4 Site Investigation 4.1 Importance of investigation 4.2 Survey and monitoring plan 4.3 Topographical and hydrographic investigations 4.4 Hydraulic investigations: water levels 4.5 Hydraulic investigations: waves 4.6 Hydraulic investigation: other wave phenomena 4.7 Hydraulic investigations: points of special interest4.8 Hydraulic investigation: currents 4.9 Investigation into ice loads 4.10 Investigation into meteorological conditions4.11 Investigations into morphological conditions 4.12 Investigation into nautical boundary conditions 4.13 Investigation into seismic impacts 4.14 Geotechnical and geohydrological investigation: soil investigation plan 4.15 Geotechnical and geohydrological investigations: desktop study, geological maps, groundwater maps 4.16 Geotechnical and geohydrological investigations: site visits, geophysical investigations and site investigations4.17 Geotechnical and geohydrological investigations: laboratory tests 4.18 Geotechnical and geohydrological investigation: determination of parameters 4.19 Geotechnical and geohydrological investigation: presentation of the results 4.20 Environmental investigation Chapter 5 Terms of reference5.1 Terms of reference for design and construction 5.2 Functional terms of reference 5.3 Technical terms of reference5.4 Detailed explanation Chapter 6 Design of quay walls 6.1 Design rules 6.2 Functional design aspects6.3 Structural design aspects 6.4 Features of the constructive design6.5 Safety philosophy 6.6 Parameters 6.7 Design models and calculation methods6.8 Calculation and schematizing Chapter 7 Quay-elements 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Pile foundations 7.3 Sheet pile wall systems 7.4 Anchorages 7.5 Superstructures 7.6 Transitional structures 7.7 Berthing equipment 7.8 Other berth details 7.9 Drainage systems7.10 Crane tracks and rail structures 7.11 Bottom protection 7.12 Instrumentation for data collectionChapter 8 Materials 8.1 Concrete and concrete technological aspects8.2 Steel 8.3 Corrosion Chapter 9 Construction 9.1 Introduction 9.2 Design 9.3 Construction methods 9.4 Layout of the construction site 9.5 Surveying of the construction site 9.6 Environmental boundary conditions 9.7 Foundation and substructure 9.8 Superstructure9.9 Fill behind the quay wall 9.10 Dredging 9.11 Scour protection 9.12 Auxiliary structures 9.13 Quality control and quality assurance 9.14 Completion and acceptance of the works Chapter 10 Costs 10.1 General 10.2 Cost estimate system according to CROW 10.3 Estimation of the construction costs on the basis of indices 10.4 Estimation of the engineering costs 10.5 Risk analysis Chapter 11 Management and maintenance of quay walls 11.1 From reactive to active management11.2 The quay wall as a system 11.3 Objectives 11.4 Modelling 11.5 Information 11.6 Assessments 11.7 Measures 11.8 Implementation 11.9 Contribution, conveyance and feedbackChapter 12 Lessons from experience 12.1 You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs12.2 Soil investigations 12.3 Combined walls 12.4 Pile foundations12.5 Relieving platform 12.6 Anchorage 12.7 Superstructure12.8 Berthing equipment 12.9 Bottom protection 12.10 Drainage and dewatering 12.11 Deformations of quay structures 12.12 Back fill and dredging 12.13 Earthquake zones 12.14 Working in an aggressive tropical environment12.15 Quality assurance 12.16 Wise use of the quay Chapter 13 Future developments 13.1 Introduction 13.2 Port developments13.3 Ship developments13.4 Development of logistic concepts13.5 Development of new quay concepts Chapter 14 Bibliography, standards, websites14.1 Bibliography14.2 Standards14.3 WebsitesAnnex Annex A Checklist technical terms of reference Annex B Explanation of the safety considerations for thesheet pile wall in a quay structureAnnex C Determination of the design value for normative differences in piezometric head over a quay structure Annex D Calculation example for a quay wall with a relieving platform Annex E Contract and conveyance of worksAnnex F Glossary of terms and abbreviations used Nomenclature; Addresses of sponsors and advertisers; Acknowledgement of photographs; Index.
