Course Overview:
The “Design of Marine Docks and Ports” course covers the principles and foundations related to the design and planning of marine docks and ports. This course includes the study of materials used, modern techniques, engineering standards, and challenges that may arise in port design. It aims to equip engineers with the skills to develop effective and sustainable marine facilities.
Course Objectives:
- Understand the fundamental principles of marine dock and port design.
- Familiarize participants with different types of ports and their various facilities.
- Acquire the necessary skills for analyzing and designing marine docks according to established engineering standards.
- Study the effects of environmental factors and dynamic loads on port design.
- Develop the ability to use engineering software in dock and port design.
Training Content:
- Introduction to the design of marine docks and ports.
- Types of ports and their facilities: commercial, tourist, and industrial ports.
- Materials used in the construction of docks and ports.
- Engineering principles for dock design: structural analysis, loads, and dynamic response.
- Design of marine facilities: docks, supporting structures, and cranes.
- Study of environmental factors: waves, tides, and marine currents.
- Software applications in port design.
- Case studies of successful marine dock and port projects.
- Evaluation of the economic and environmental aspects of port design.
Target Audience:
This course is aimed at architects and structural engineers, civil engineering students, engineers working in urban planning and port development, and individuals interested in enhancing their skills in marine structure design. It is also suitable for project managers, consulting engineers, and researchers in the fields of civil and hydraulic engineering.
