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Marine
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The firm has successful completed
the design and supervision of several marine works in the Kingdom
of Thailand. Apart from numerous bundings and quaywalls along
the canals and rivers all over the country, it has been commissioned
to do the feasibility study, marine survey, bathy-metric chart,
silting study, conceptual design, negotiation with mechanical
equipment suppliers, detailed designs, and supervision of construction
of the Mah - BoonKrong Terminal at Sri Raja involving some 3,000
metres of jetty and a unique fender system for the offshore
platforms capable of berthing 100,000 tons bulk carriers in
open water. All are locally fabricated at considerable saving
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Maptaput
Deep Sea Port, Rayong
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The firm has also designed several river-front loading and offloading
facilities for various commodities from cement to agricultural products.
We have established specifications concerning protective coatings
for structural steel work and
also for reinforced concrete structures exposed to corrosive atmospheres. |
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Break
water Groin for Jalaprathan
Cement Factory, Pethburi |
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In year 1974, the firm was
commissioned by the Mah
Boonkrong Drying & Silo Co.,Ltd. to assist them in developing
an efficient system of handling the growing export business
of tapioca pellets from Thailand to the Europort at Amsterdam.
For such a long haul and low value cargo, a high capacity bulk
carrier must be employed to minimize the freight rate and keep
the CIF cost competitive against local animal feed in European
market. Thailand has no deep-sea port to accommodate such bulk
carrier requiring draught 35 feet. |
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Thai Oil
Refinery Jetty,
Chonburi |
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conceived an off-shore loading plat-form 3 km. from shore at Sri Raja
connected to shore with a conveyor belt bridge to a drying and storage
facilities of 100,000 tons capacity.
Our involvement consists of feasibility study, marine survey, bathymetric
chart, silting study, conceptual design; negotiation with mechanical
equipment suppliers, detailed designs, and supervision of construction.
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Mah Boonkrong
Drying and Silo
Jetty, Chonburi |
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Marine
Civil Works