FLOATING DOCKS SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY FLOATING DOCKS FLOATING DOCKS WITH LOAD-CARRYING CAPACITY OF 400 TO 30 000 T There are the marine constructions designed for shipbuilding and ship repair in sea (ocean) and harbor conditions. Dock types: metal and composite. A hallmark of composite docks is that their pontoon parts are made of reinforced concrete and wing-walls are metallic, which is dictated by the maximum optimality of this very construction. The use of unique non-caisson technology of the longitudinal and transversal jointing afloat of the separate parts of reinforced concrete pontoons gives the possibility to construct the docks of unlimited dimensions. Mechanical, electromechanical and painting shops are placed in metal towers which permit to carry out the ships and vessels repair in autonomous mode. The floating docks are characterized by high safety factors and be towed to any part of the world by sea. 142
SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY FLOATING DOCKS Main Specifications: Class: Dimensions: Systems and Equipment: FLOATING DOCK 400 T Lifting Capacity is intended for all kinds of repairs of vessels and floating craft K*III Floating Dock, nonself-propelled, non-selfcontained regarding power supply, steel Length with overall: 36,7 m ( together with the crinolines) Length of pontoon: 29,7 m Height of pontoon: 1,7 m Height from BP to Top Deck: 7,4 m Breadth between outer sides: 16,0 m Breadth between the sidewalls: 12,0 m Operation depth of pontoon deck: 6,1 m FLOATING DOCK 4,500 T Lifting Capacity is intended for all kinds of repairs of vessels and floating craft K*III Floating Dock, non-self-propelled, nonself-contained regarding power supply, composite (reinforced concrete pontoon, steel sidewalls) Length with overall: 118,0 m ( together with the crinolines) Length of pontoon: 102,0 m Height of pontoon: 4,8 m Height from BP to Top Deck: 12,5 m Breadth between outer sides: 20,9 m Breadth between the entry fenders: 19,8 m Operation depth of pontoon deck: 7,5 m FLOATING DOCK 8,500 T Lifting Capacity is intended for all kinds of repairs of vessels and floating craft K*III Floating Dock, non-self-propelled, nonself-contained regarding power supply, composite (reinforced concrete pontoon, steel sidewalls) Length with overall: 155,0 m ( together with the crinolines) Length of pontoon: 139,5 m Height of pontoon: 4,8 m Height from BP to Top Deck: 12,8 m Breadth between outer sides: 32,4 m Breadth between the entry fenders: 24,5 m Operation depth of pontoon deck: 7,0 m FLOATING DOCK 16,500 T Lifting Capacity is intended for all kinds of repairs of vessels and floating craft K*III Floating Dock, non-self-propelled, nonself-contained regarding power supply, composite (reinforced concrete pontoon, steel sidewalls) Length with overall: 164,0 m ( together with the crinolines) Length of pontoon: 144,0 m Height of pontoon: 7,0 m Height from BP to Top Deck: 20,0 m Breadth between outer sides: 44,0 m Breadth between the entry fenders: 35,8 m Operation depth of pontoon deck: 9,5 m FLOATING DOCK 25,000 T Lifting Capacity is intended for all kinds of repairs of vessels and floating craft K*III Floating Dock, non-self-propelled, nonself-contained regarding power supply, composite (reinforced concrete pontoon, steel sidewalls) Length with overall: 207,0 m ( together with the crinolines) Length of pontoon: 177,0 m Height of pontoon: 7,05 m Height from BP to Top Deck: 18,75 m Breadth between outer sides: 50,0 m Breadth between sidewalls: 38,85 m Operation depth of pontoon deck: 10,0 m shore power supply system, AC, U=380V, frequency 50 Hz two (2) ballast electric pumps, Q=200 m3/h, H=0,2 MPa, (20 m of water column) one (1) fire-fighting electric pump Q=25 m3/h, P=0,65 MPa (6,5 kgf/ cm2), shore water supply four (4) capstans Ш2, traction force 1,5 t one (1) emergency diesel-generator, N=100 kW two (2) high-voltage transformers four (4) electric pumps, Q=2340...1650 m3/h, H=0,04...0,18 MPa (4... 18 m of water column) one (1) fire service electric pump Q=160 m3/h, P=1,0 MPa (10 kg/cm2) one (1) fire service electric pump Q= 72 m3/h, P=1,0 MPa (10 kg/cm2) six (6) capstans LLI6, traction force 80 kN (8 t). one (1) emergency diesel-generator, N=100 kW two (2) high-voltage transformers four (4) electric pumps, Q=2340...1650 m3/h, H=0,04...0,18 MPa (4... 18 m of water column) one (1) fire service electric pump Q=160 m3/h, P=1,0 MPa (10 kg/cm2) one (1) fire service electric pump Q= 72 m3/h, P=1,0 MPa (10 kg/cm2) six (6) capstans LLI6, traction force 80 kN (8 t). two (2) high-voltage transformers, U/U1=6,3/0,4kV; N=1000 kW one (1) auxiliary diesel generator, N=50 kW 4 ballast electric pumps, Q=2340...1650 m3/h, H=0,04...0,18 MPa (4... 18 m of water column) two (2) fire fighting electric pumps Q=160 m3/h, P=1,0 MPa (10 kgf/ cm2) one (1) fire fighting electric pump Q= 40 m3/h, P=0,65 MPa (6,5 kgf/ cm2) two (2) dock portal cranes with lifting capacity 5..3,2 t at outreach of 15...23 m(according to separate contract) six (6) capstans Ш6, traction force 80 kN (8 t). one (1) high-voltage transformer, U/U1=6,3/0,4 kV; N=1000 kW two (2) diesel generators, N=1000 kW one (1) auxiliary diesel generator, N=50 kW twelve (12) ballast electric pumps, Q=2340...1650 m3/h, H=0,04...0,18 MPa (4... 18 m of water column) two (2) fire fighting electric pumps Q=160 m3/h, P=1,0 MPa (10 kgf/ cm2) one (1) electric pump Q= 40 m3/h, P=0,65 MPa (6,5 kgf/cm2) two dock portal cranes with lifting capacity 10...20 t according to separate contract six (6) capstans Ш6, traction force 80 kN (8 t). 143
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