Hoppers en de Baggerindustrie
- Harry G. Hogeboom
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Re: Hoppers en de Baggerindustrie
Nieuwbouw voor v/d Kamp Zwolle
Heb je ook de specs. en weet je misschien waar die hopper voor v/dKamp is gebouwd Douwe?In Grunning'n??
Heb je ook de specs. en weet je misschien waar die hopper voor v/dKamp is gebouwd Douwe?In Grunning'n??
MVG HGH.
"Don't sweat the small stuff"
"Don't sweat the small stuff"
Re: Hoppers en de Baggerindustrie
Even vd Kamp Zwolle Goechelen en word je al een stukje wijzer
Re: Hoppers en de Baggerindustrie
And Refit bij Holland Shipyard Hardinxveld
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- A.Kuiper/J.Pessoa/BR
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Re: Hoppers en de Baggerindustrie
SEINE (1978) Boer - Sliedrecht
Dwt 9200t
Cap. 4.317cbm
LxB 101x18mtr
Momenteel bezig bij de haven van Santos
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Dwt 9200t
Cap. 4.317cbm
LxB 101x18mtr
Momenteel bezig bij de haven van Santos
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Re: Hoppers en de Baggerindustrie
Helaas vandaag weer een groot aantal ontslagen bij IHC. Mede het gevolg van specifieke bagger kennis die via licentie bouw naar het buitenland is overgedragen.
Mn pa zei vroeger al: Je moet een aap niet leren klimmen.
Sterkte voor diegenen die getroffen worden door o.a. een stuk wanbeleid en veel succes voor hen die dit zinkende schip nog een tijdje drijvende moeten houden
Mn pa zei vroeger al: Je moet een aap niet leren klimmen.
Sterkte voor diegenen die getroffen worden door o.a. een stuk wanbeleid en veel succes voor hen die dit zinkende schip nog een tijdje drijvende moeten houden
Re: Hoppers en de Baggerindustrie
Een paar passages uit het artikel van de NOS.Pontonniertje schreef: ↑12 nov 2020 12:33 Helaas vandaag weer een groot aantal ontslagen bij IHC. Mede het gevolg van specifieke bagger kennis die via licentie bouw naar het buitenland is overgedragen.
Mn pa zei vroeger al: Je moet een aap niet leren klimmen.
Sterkte voor diegenen die getroffen worden door o.a. een stuk wanbeleid en veel succes voor hen die dit zinkende schip nog een tijdje drijvende moeten houden
Scheepsbouwer Royal IHC ontslaat 300 mensen in Nederland. Ook verdwijnen 300 banen in het buitenland. Het gaat vooral om management- en kantoorfuncties.
IHC heeft op dit moment wereldwijd 3000 werknemers in dienst. Het bedrijf is vooral bekend als scheepsbouwer, maar gaat zich vanaf nu vooral richten op de bagger- en offshore-markt.
Op termijn wil IHC zich ook verder specialiseren in de mijnbouw- en defensiemarkt.
https://nos.nl/artikel/2356271-scheepsb ... ensen.html
Re: Hoppers en de Baggerindustrie
DEME awarded the prestigious Abu Qir Port Project in Egypt - The largest ever dredging and land reclamation contract in its history
DEME has secured a large contract (1) for the Abu Qir port project in Egypt. The project will see the deployment of DEME’s giant new cutter suction dredger ‘Spartacus’. This vast project includes the reclamation of 1,000 hectares of new land, the deepening of the port’s approach channel to 23 m and the dredging of a turning basin to 22 m. An enormous volume of more than 150 million m³ will be dredged.
The marine works, including 6,800 m of quay walls for new berths, 8,800 m of breakwaters and soil improvement works, will be executed by DEME’s consortium partner GIECO, Egypt’s leading marine engineering company.
A bustling economic hub
This ambitious megaproject creates land for the expansion and further development of Abu Qir, which boasts an ancient history and is slated to become a bustling economic hub, supplementing nearby Alexandria. Alongside this, a large multifunctional port facility can be developed adjacent to the Abu Qir Container Terminal, which is currently under construction.
DEME will deploy the world’s most powerful cutter suction dredger (CSD) ‘Spartacus’ on the project. This game-changing vessel will join DEME’s fleet in 2021. With a total installed power of 44,180 kW, this CSD is unrivalled in terms of production rates, pumping power and her ability to cut hard material. In addition to ‘Spartacus’, DEME will deploy a wide range of different sized trailing suction hopper dredgers.
The project’s preparation has already started, with the main works set to commence in early 2021. The project is due for completion in 2023.
Long-term track record in Egypt
The unmatched technical capabilities and power of ‘Spartacus’ in combination with DEME’s versatile fleet, featuring the latest technology, were key factors in securing this important contract. In addition, DEME has built an excellent reputation, strong local footprint and long-term track record in Egypt, which includes its participation in the iconic Suez Canal widening and deepening project (2015).
Crucially, DEME’s engineering capabilities enabled the company to develop the most cost-efficient approach for the execution of the project. The solution DEME provides carefully manages the many interfaces of this complex and multi-faceted project.
Luc Vandenbulcke, CEO of DEME Group, emphasises: “We are very proud to have secured our largest ever dredging and land reclamation contract to date, and to support the Arab Republic of Egypt in its ambitions to develop a world-class project. This contract underlines our technical capabilities and engineering expertise, and undoubtedly our powerful ‘Spartacus’ was a key differentiating factor in enabling us to win such a special contract. We look forward to working with our client and consortium partner to successfully deliver this exceptional project.”
Source : DEME
DEME has secured a large contract (1) for the Abu Qir port project in Egypt. The project will see the deployment of DEME’s giant new cutter suction dredger ‘Spartacus’. This vast project includes the reclamation of 1,000 hectares of new land, the deepening of the port’s approach channel to 23 m and the dredging of a turning basin to 22 m. An enormous volume of more than 150 million m³ will be dredged.
The marine works, including 6,800 m of quay walls for new berths, 8,800 m of breakwaters and soil improvement works, will be executed by DEME’s consortium partner GIECO, Egypt’s leading marine engineering company.
A bustling economic hub
This ambitious megaproject creates land for the expansion and further development of Abu Qir, which boasts an ancient history and is slated to become a bustling economic hub, supplementing nearby Alexandria. Alongside this, a large multifunctional port facility can be developed adjacent to the Abu Qir Container Terminal, which is currently under construction.
DEME will deploy the world’s most powerful cutter suction dredger (CSD) ‘Spartacus’ on the project. This game-changing vessel will join DEME’s fleet in 2021. With a total installed power of 44,180 kW, this CSD is unrivalled in terms of production rates, pumping power and her ability to cut hard material. In addition to ‘Spartacus’, DEME will deploy a wide range of different sized trailing suction hopper dredgers.
The project’s preparation has already started, with the main works set to commence in early 2021. The project is due for completion in 2023.
Long-term track record in Egypt
The unmatched technical capabilities and power of ‘Spartacus’ in combination with DEME’s versatile fleet, featuring the latest technology, were key factors in securing this important contract. In addition, DEME has built an excellent reputation, strong local footprint and long-term track record in Egypt, which includes its participation in the iconic Suez Canal widening and deepening project (2015).
Crucially, DEME’s engineering capabilities enabled the company to develop the most cost-efficient approach for the execution of the project. The solution DEME provides carefully manages the many interfaces of this complex and multi-faceted project.
Luc Vandenbulcke, CEO of DEME Group, emphasises: “We are very proud to have secured our largest ever dredging and land reclamation contract to date, and to support the Arab Republic of Egypt in its ambitions to develop a world-class project. This contract underlines our technical capabilities and engineering expertise, and undoubtedly our powerful ‘Spartacus’ was a key differentiating factor in enabling us to win such a special contract. We look forward to working with our client and consortium partner to successfully deliver this exceptional project.”
Source : DEME
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Re: Hoppers en de Baggerindustrie
Ik dacht dat we in Canada ook een baggerspecialist hadden , het is rustig van dat front.
Is hij in winterslaap gegaan
Is hij in winterslaap gegaan
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Re: Hoppers en de Baggerindustrie
Stukje historie:
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slag_bij_de_Nijl
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slag_bij_de_Nijl
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