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Kandla port project -- Design and construction of harbour works
Kandla port is natural estuarine harbor; most important item of work in first stage was that of cargo jetty group; this consisted of jetty proper, 2700 ft long with 4 deep water berths, 3 transit sheds each 450 ft long and 140 ft wide, road 80 ft wide behind transit sheds, and 4 warehouses; investigation and construction works are described.
Kandla port project -- Design and construction of harbour works
Kandla port is natural estuarine harbor; most important item of work in first stage was that of cargo jetty group; this consisted of jetty proper, 2700 ft long with 4 deep water berths, 3 transit sheds each 450 ft long and 140 ft wide, road 80 ft wide behind transit sheds, and 4 warehouses; investigation and construction works are described.
Kandla port project -- Design and construction of harbour works
Instn Engrs (India) -- J
Ramabrahmam, M. (author)
1957
95 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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