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Jebel Ali Terminal 4, Phase 1Project Introduction
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BAM International URSDelta Marine Consultants
JA T4 Project Introduction 2
1. Introduction - Project Location
Located in the Jebel Ali Free Zone just south of Dubai, UAE. The project site is across from the Container Terminal 2
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2. Project Overview
JA T4 Project Introduction
N/KOM fabricator
Berth 4
RAS LAFFAN
Bridge
Southern Causeway
Northern Causeway
Island Road
Quay Wall and Yard Area
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3.Scope Description
SCOPE OF WORKS
The works include design, procure, construct, testing and commissioning of the following:
• Demolishing existing structures.• Dredging the quay basin to -18.00m CD • 400m Quay wall• Reclamation and Soil Improvement – Yard and Causeway • General Cargo Yard with lighting, fencing, paving and services. • Causeway construction
o Northern Causeway 1800 m o Southern Causeway with approach 650 m
• 420m Bridge • 5 km Road works• Various Administration and Security buildings
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Quay Wall
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• 400 m Pre-cast Block Wall• 2660 units• Dredging of Foundation & Navigation
Basin • Rock Backfill• In situ coping beam • Quay Wall Furniture
Quay Wall
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Marine Bridge• 40m Spans• 420m long• Gravity Piers based
on rock foundation• The Pier will be a
precast reinforced footings with steel pile column
• Cast in situ pile plugs
• AASHTO Girders• In situ concrete
deck• ICE required • Seismic parameters
considered
Marine Bridge
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Causeway• North & South
Causeway• North Causeway
1870 m• South Causeway
650m• Causeway width
35m• Different Armour
types for different sections
• Soil Replacement & Soil Improvement required for compaction
Causeway
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Roadway
JA T4 Project Introduction
Roadway
• 5.08 km of roads to be constructed various
• Single Carriageway for whole project
• Different zones identified to which the design parameters are applied.
• Surface build up optimised as per zone requirements
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General Cargo Yard Pavement
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• Maximum axle load for yard pavement - Reach Stacker.
• 100mm Concrete pavers for surfacing
• Drainage requirement – Gullies with grids to manholes and pipe line. Oil separators at discharge
General Cargo Yard Pavements
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Yard Utilities
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• Utilities include yard lighting, ducting, fencing & road markings.
• Lighting by subcontractor – 8 mast 50 lux - 20 lux
• Road markings as per storage bays
• Ducts included for future data services
Yard Utilities
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Buildings
JA T4 Project Introduction
• Building Works include • Administration building (8m X 8m)• Entrance building (4.5m X 2.5m)• Security Post• Toilet block (5.3m X 5.3m)• Substation building (DEWA
requirements)
Buildings
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Power Supply
• Max power allowable 200 kW
• Calculated load 164 kW• Road lighting, yard
lighting, buildings, miscellaneous
• HV Cable route from CT2 to new substation on island
• LV just for lighting of southern causeway directly from CT2 SS
HV & LV Power Supply
4. Overall Work Schedule
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2014 20151 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Design ( ~8 months)
Precast Operations (8.5 months)
Mobilisation
Yard Area (~10 months)
Buildings (~8 months)
Quay Wall (~13 months)
Revetments (~4 months)
Causeway Works (~11 months)sd
Approach Bridge (~12.5 months)
Road Works (~7 months)
Construction (13 months)
Notice to Commence
Project Completion
Preliminary Works
Marine Works completion
Dredging (2.5 months)
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• Entire Programme 18½months
• Entire Programme based on a 6 day work week with Fridays as rest days
• Dredging Activities are based on a 7 day work week with 24 hours working
• Programme assumes 24 hour working for certain key works / activities
• Design Programme is developed based on Milestone Deliverables
• Since this is a fast track project, a collaborative design review process needs to be adopted through all the stages
• Overall Design Period is 8 months including approvals
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4. Overall Programme
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5. EIA & Monitoring
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• EIA ReportThe EIA is developed to determine the impact of the project development to the surrounding environment
• EIA ProcessBAM International appointed DOME International, an expert in the field to perform the assessment
This included a survey of the environmental baseline and provides a projection of the project’s impact on the environment
From this assessment a CEMP will be developed to ensure that the works will not adversely affect the environment
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