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Friday, July 30, 2010

 

Future Plans

The additional facilities to be developed could be offered to the Private Sector / International Investors on Built, Own & Operate (BOO) / Built, Own & transfer (BOT) or a Public / Private joint venture. It could comprise of up to 10 additional berths including dedicated container terminals, bulk cargo / grain terminals with capacity of handling vessels up to 100,000 DWT and oil berths for vessels up to 200,000 DWT

 Highlights of physical development program (15 years)

Multipurpose terminal
  • Further expansion up to a total berth length of 4,5 km. Designation: general cargo, container, ferries, cars, clean dry bulk (with restrictions), bunkering, water supply
  • 4-5 km entrance channel with two turning basins
  • Berth depth: -14.0 m C.D.
  • Deck elevation: +4.6 m
  • Backup storage area: 380-600m wide behind berths, 600 TEU/ha
  • Equipment: as required
  • Buildings: CFS facilities, customs house, workshops, office buildings, possibly covered warehousing
Container Terminal
  • First project: 3-4 berths
  • 2400 m entrance channel and one turning basin
  • Berth Depth: -14.0 m C.D.
  • Deck elevation: +4.6 m
  • Backup storage area: 500-1000m wide behind berths, 600 TEU/ha
  • Equipment: as required
  • Buildings: administration/customs, workshops, (CFS in Free Zone)
  • Next expansion with 4 berths
Liquids/Chemicals Terminal and Clean Dry Bulk Terminal
  • 500 m wharf, 2 berths or more
  • 800m entrance channel and one turning basin
  • Berth Depth: -14.0m C.D.
  • Deck elevation: +4.6m
  • Backup storage onshore with storage for fuel oils, grains, fertilizers, chemicals, edible oils etc.
  • Equipment: pneumatic continuous ship un-loader, conveyor systems, front end loaders, liquid un-loading arms, piping and manifolds
  • First expansion if required
LNG Terminal
  • Wharf consisting of discharge platform, 3 tubular steel breasting dolphins, 4 mooring dolphins
  • 4000 m entrance channel (shared with Liquid Bulk Terminal) and one turning basin
  • Berth depth: -13.0m C.D. or more
  • Platform elevation: +6.0m
  • Backup storage area onshore with LNG terminal facilities
  • Equipments: liquid unloading arms (remotely controlled), piping systems and manifolds, firefighting systems (onshore and at the pier)
Liquid Bulk Terminal (petrochemicals)
  • Two wharves, each consisting of discharge platform, 3 breasting dolphins and 4 mooring dolphins
  • 4000 m entrance channel (shared with LNG Terminal) and one turning basin
  • Berth depth: -15.0m C.D.
  • Platform elevation: +6.0m
  • Backup storage area onshore with tank farm
  • Equipments: liquid loading/unloading arms (remotely controlled), piping systems and manifolds, fire fighting systems, onshore and at the pier
  • Further expansion before 2020
Dirty Dry Bulk Terminal
  • Finger pier: 2 berths
  • 3200 m entrance channel and one turning basin
  • Platform elevation: +6.0m
  • Berth depth: -14.5m C.D.
  • Backup storage area onshore for stockpiles
  • Equipments: 4 clam-bucket ship un-loaders, chutes to transfer material to conveyors, conveyor systems on pier, trestle and in storage yard, material stacker / re-claimer systems