2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.riba.2016.07.005
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Aspectos innovadores en el dise˜no y construcción del dique Oeste en el puerto exterior de A Coru˜na en Punta Langosteira (Espa˜na)

Abstract: En este artículo se describen los aspectos innovadores del diseño y proceso de construcción del dique Oeste del puerto exterior de A Coruña en Punta Langosteira. El contradique del puerto está formado por el dique sur (fase 1. a) y el dique Oeste (fase 2. a), actualmente en construcción, y tiene la función de completar el abrigo proporcionado por el dique principal del puerto exterior de A Coruña para garantizar una elevada operatividad de las nuevas instalaciones portuarias, así como para contener el basculam… Show more

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“…The port is in the municipality of Arteixo, about 7 km southwest of the center of A Coruña, between Punta Langosteira and Punta do Pelón [40]. Currently, after several extensions, the port is sheltered by the following works (Figure 1) [41]: (a) a main breakwater 3360 m long in three alignments, protected with 150 t concrete blocks and a crown wall at an elevation of +25 m. It is one of the largest breakwaters in the world; (b) a 1350 m long breakwater, in two alignments, protected by 15 t and 20 t cubipod concrete pieces; (c) a 391 m long spur breakwater with a vertical section, which also serves as a berth for oil tankers on the inside part.…”
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“…The port is in the municipality of Arteixo, about 7 km southwest of the center of A Coruña, between Punta Langosteira and Punta do Pelón [40]. Currently, after several extensions, the port is sheltered by the following works (Figure 1) [41]: (a) a main breakwater 3360 m long in three alignments, protected with 150 t concrete blocks and a crown wall at an elevation of +25 m. It is one of the largest breakwaters in the world; (b) a 1350 m long breakwater, in two alignments, protected by 15 t and 20 t cubipod concrete pieces; (c) a 391 m long spur breakwater with a vertical section, which also serves as a berth for oil tankers on the inside part.…”
Section: Case Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…sheltered by the following works (Figure 1) [41]: (a) a main breakwater 3360 m long in three alignments, protected with 150 t concrete blocks and a crown wall at an elevation of +25 m. It is one of the largest breakwaters in the world; (b) a 1350 m long breakwater, in two alignments, protected by 15 t and 20 t cubipod concrete pieces; (c) a 391 m long spur breakwater with a vertical section, which also serves as a berth for oil tankers on the inside part. It should be noted that the port and especially the main breakwater are subject to strong waves and storms due to their location.…”
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“…Given the basin dimensions, two models were tested (roundhead and curved trunk) in the GEAMA-CITEEC wave basin (32.0x34.0x1.2 m.) under unidirectional waves. The first one included the roundhead and half the second alignment, and the second considered the curved trunk and part of the adjacent alignment (see Santos et al, 2016).…”
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confidence: 99%