Maritime works. Code of practice for the design of shipyards and sea locks

BS 6349-3:2013

British Standards Institution
Maritime works. Code of practice for the design of shipyards and sea locks Download document

Document Status

Current

Supplement

Civil & Structural Supplement

Series

BS

Abstract

Provides information relating to design and operational parameters, siting, elements and equipment used for shipyard specific maritime works. Covering shipyard layout, dry docks, shipyard quays, piers and dolphins, slipways and shipbuilding berths, shiplift facilities, floating docks, sea locks, hydrolifts, dock and lock gates and covers piped services and electrical distribution systems and control systems.

History

Supersedes BS 6349-3:1988. First published August 1988. Second (present) edition, December 2013.

ISBN

9780580780844

Subjects

  • Coastal and maritime engineering
  • Civil engineering, infrastructure and public utilities

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