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| Length overall | 102.3 m |
| Length of Pontoon | 99.00 m |
| Beam Overall | 53.00 m |
| Width inside sidewalls | 44.0 m |
| Clear width inside fenders | 41.8 m |
| Depth of pontoon | 5.5 m |
| Height of sidewalls above baseline | 18.7 m |
| Freeboard | 2.0 m |
| Max depth water above pontoon deck | 11.2 m |
| Maximum draught | 16.7 m |
| Maximum allowable vessel draught* | 9.2 m |
| Maximum allowable loading | 150 t/m |
| Lifting capacity | 12,000 t |
| Pumping time to raise maximum load | 2 hrs |
| Transfer capacity (MLW) | 3500 t |
| Average transfer load distribution | 56 t/m |
| Maximum distributed transfer load | 69 t/m |
| *Based on 2m block/cradle height |
| Bureau Veritas | 1 hull . Machinery |
| Power generation | Main 1 x 2000kva Emergency 1 x 600 kva |
| Dewatering pumps | 4 x 75 t/min |
| Fire pumps | 2 x 100 t/hr |
| Manoeuvring | 6 x 30 t winches |
| Control system | automated dock evolution control system |
| Vessel haul in | 4 x 20 t capstan 4 x berthing trolleys |
| Vehicle access ramps | 2 off |
AMC-CUF Floating Dock “Yagan”
Designers: Clark and Standfield
Client
LandCorp (Agency of the Western Australian Government)
Liaising through the facility managers, AMC Management (WA) Pty
Liaising through the facility managers, AMC Management (WA) Pty
Location
Construction: Vung Tau, Vietnam and Henderson, Western Australia
Operation: AMC-CUF, Henderson, Western Australia
Operation: AMC-CUF, Henderson, Western Australia
Design of 12,000TLC Floating dock for operation at the Australian Marine Complex Common User Facility. Designed to provide conventional dockings and shore transfers.
Features
Dock mooring winches designed to manoeuvre dock between layup berth, shore transfer berth, operating berth and deep sink berth.
Dock designed for future expansion to 28,000 TLC Panamax Size using a rocking joint to provide temporary connection to a future 16,000TLC Floating dock.
Dock uses a fully automated dock control system.
Links from The Australian Marine Complex Website
