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Home›Research & Development›Siport21 Presents Technical Study Developed in Uruguay
Research & Development

June 21, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Siport21 Presents Technical Study Developed in Uruguay

Siport21 has presented three technical studies developed in Argentina, Uruguay and Bulgaria in the 7th Congress of Argentinean Engineers Association, celebrated in Buenos Aires. These projects are examples of the international character of the company, who carried out projects in 14 countries during

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Siport21 has presented three technical studies developed in Argentina, Uruguay and Bulgaria in the 7th Congress of Argentinean Engineers Association, celebrated in Buenos Aires.

These projects are examples of the international character of the company, who carried out projects in 14 countries during 2011: Germany, United Kingdom, Ukraine, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Brazil, Republic of Angola and Gabon. This aspect shows the professionalism and adaptability of Siport21 and the capacity to develop projects all over the World.

In Uruguay, the company has developed “ Ship Manoeuvring Simulation Study for the New Multipurpose Berth C and Dredging at Port of Montevideo “. This project was elaborated responding to a request from ANP (National Port Authority) and Soletanche Bachy – Saceem – Dredging International consortium. The aim of the study was to analyze the access manoeuvres of two design vessels (container and bulkcarrier) to the berth under construction. The operation conditions and the safety levels of the project were analyzed, related to the dimensions of the navigation channel and turning area.

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Dredging Today Staff, June 21, 2012

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