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A typical, low-cost barge terminal in Yangon River, based on a single, fixed-based slewing cranes, working directly delivery to/from road trucks. 2019 

Embraport, Santos, Brazil was developed following our masterplan study (2010).  The dock construction is based on a land-based pile driver. 

 

Santos Brazil container terminal, based on reachstaker yards, on-dock CFS and back-terminal intermodal yard. 2007


A model of the new port complex of Abu Dhabi 2006 based on artificial islands connected to mainland via a causeway.


The entrance to Port Rashid, Dubai, 2006


Porto Grande, Cape Verde, 2007


A view of Port Praia and the city, Cape Verd, 2007


Alongside bagging allows using bulk carrier resulting in considerable savings in freight, Dar el Salam, Tanzania, 2010

Handling bagged rice imports, Takoradi Port, Ghana, ship's gear, with slings landing on a pallet-made ramp  2008

Dar es Salam is a river port in which one terminal was converted into containers, 2010 


A typical car ferry considered for the US / Mexico service, 2005


Handling palletized banana exports on integral pallets, Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala, 2008


Handling reefer containers with Mobile Harbor Cranes, Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala, 2008


Proposed site for Port St. Louis, Haiti, 2008


Panama Canal Lock, 2006


Port of Morgan City, Louisiana, USA, 2008


A Ro/Ro Terminalfor cars and passengers in Batanga, Philippines, 2006


A "Head System" for Bag Loading at a small, islande Port, Philippines, 2006


Inter-Island Shipping, Philippines, 2006


The New Site of Pilar Port, Philippines, 2006


Areal Picture of San Antonio Harbor, Chile, 2008


San Antonio Container Terminal, Chile, 2008


Double-Stack Trailer and Double-Stack Lifiting of Empty Containers, Manzanillo, Mexico, 2009

Dr. Asaf Ashar
aashar@uno.edu
National Ports and Waterways Institute
Washington DC Office
University of New Orleans
Phone: 240-242-3676

 

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