Port & Marine Terminal.
Port power, cranes, cold ironing and terminals. Large, variable crane loads and shore power for vessels.
Types We Engineer.
No two Port & Marine Terminal Projects are the same. Here is what changes from one type to the next.
Crane Power
Ship-to-shore and yard cranes.
What We Focus On- Voltage dips and harmonics
- Protection coordination
Cold Ironing (Shore Power)
Power supplied to ships at berth.
What We Focus On- Load impact and substation design
- Earthing and safety
Terminals
Warehouses, reefers and port buildings.
What We Focus On- Distribution design
- Energy monitoring
Where This Asset Sits.
The Urban & Public Infrastructure power chain, and this asset's place in it.
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Load flow, motor and harmonic studies.
Load impact studies and substation design.
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Discuss Your ProjectWhat We Deliver for This Asset.
Each line links to the Service that delivers it.
Across the Project Stages.
Where each part of the work sits in the life of a Port & Marine Terminal.
Standards and Compliance.
We engineer to the standards and regulations that govern the Project, fixed in the design basis.
Typical references for this asset: IEC 60909, IEEE 1584, IEEE 80, IEEE 519, IEC 60071, IEC 61936-1.
From Our Engineers.
Practical engineering notes related to this page.
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