[#PROJECT] SMC PROVIDING A 5-DAYS TRAINING COURSE ON LNG JETTIES DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION In November this year, SMC (Artelia Group), together with a leading Thai university, provided a five-days training course on "LNG Terminal / Berth & Jetty Technology and Construction" to Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT). This training covered several aspects: · Overview of LNG Berth and LNG Jetty Concepts · Site selection, site investigations, data collection, and related studies (including metocean studies, ground survey and geotechnical data collection) · Project planning and design principles, including mooring arrangement and dynamic mooring simulations, navigation for safe vessel access to berth, terminal operability and weather thresholds for operations, … · Loads and analysis (covering wave and current loads, wind Loads, berthing and mooring loads, earthquake and Tsunami, load combination, Soil-Structure Interaction, structural analysis…) · Berth and Jetty structure Design (including berth and jetty components, construction methodology, and cost estimate) SMC have been involved in the design and construction supervision of major LNG terminals in Thailand and South-East Asia. We hope that this knowledge sharing will provide the understanding in key elements and challenges, starting from design to construction and operations of LNG jetties and we would like to extend our gratitude to Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) for entrusting us with this special opportunity. #ArteliaGroup #SMC #Engineering #Training #LNGTerminal
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