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UFC
4-152-01
28
July
2005
7-7.2
Live
Load
.
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149
7-7.3
Construction
................................................................................................
149
7-7.4
Handrails
......................................................................................................
149
7-8
RAMPS
.
...........................................................................................................
149
7-9
ACCESS
LADDERS
AND
LIFE
RINGS
.
.........................................................
150
APPENDIX
A
REFERENCES
....................................................................................
152
GOVERNMENT
PUBLICATIONS
...............................................................................
152
NON-GOVERNMENT
PUBLICATIONS
......................................................................
155
AUTHORED
PUBLICATIONS
....................................................................................
155
APPENDIX
B
GLOSSARY
.........................................................................................
156
FIGURES
Figure
2-1.
Pier
and
Wharf
Types
..................................................................................
8
Figure
2-2.
Wharf
Types.................................................................................................
9
Figure
2-3.
Length
and
Width
of
Slip
............................................................................
18
Figure
2-4.
Location
of
Crane
Rails,
Railroad
Tracks,
and
Utilities
..............................
19
Figure
2-5.
Single
Deck
Pier
........................................................................................
21
Figure
2-6.
Double
Deck
Pier.
......................................................................................
22
Figure
2-7.
Open
and
Solid
Type
Piers/Wharves.
........................................................
35
Figure
2-8.
Floating
Double
Deck
Pier.
........................................................................
36
Figure
2-9.
Open
Type
Wharf
Concepts.......................................................................
44
Figure
2-10.
Closed
Type
Wharf
Concepts.
.................................................................
45
Figure
2-11.
Solid
Type,
Cellular
Construction.............................................................
47
Figure
2-12.
Solid
Type,
Caisson
and
Concrete
Block
Construction.
...........................
50
Figure
3-1.
Wheel
Loads
for
Portal
Cranes
..................................................................
54
Figure
3-2.
Configuration
and
Wheel
Loads
for
Container
Cranes...............................
56
Figure
3-3.
Wheel
Loads
and
Dimensions
for
Truck
Cranes.......................................
57
Figure
3-4.
Wheel
Loads
for
Forklifts
...........................................................................
61
Figure
3-5.
Wheel
Loads
for
Straddle
Carriers.............................................................
62
Figure
3-6.
Principal
Modes
of
Ice
Action.....................................................................
71
Figure
4-1.
Concrete
Deck
Construction
......................................................................
82
Figure
4-2.
Substructure
Framing
Concepts
................................................................
85
Figure
4-3.
Bullrail
Details
............................................................................................
89
Figure
4-4.
Mooring
Dolphins
.......................................................................................
90
Figure
4-5.
Railroad
Track
Support
..............................................................................
92
Figure
4-6.
Crane
Rail
Support
....................................................................................
93
Figure
4-7.
Utility
Trench
Concept................................................................................
94
Figure
4-8.
Utility
Hoods...............................................................................................
96
Figure
5-1.
Energy
Model
of a
Fender
System.............................................................
99
B =
Beam
width
of
ship
Figure
5-2.
Eccentricity
Coefficient,
C
e
.....................................
102
Figure
5-2.
Eccentricity
Coefficient,
C
e
.......................................................................
103
Figure
5-3.
Berthing
Velocity
for
Small
Ships
(up
to
20,000
tons)
..............................
105
Figure
5-4.
Berthing
Velocity
for
Large
Ships.............................................................
106
Figure
5-5
Foam-filled
Fender
System.
......................................................................
111
Figure
5-6
Fiberglass
Fender
Pile
System.
................................................................
112
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