The document discusses factors that must be considered in harbor design and operation, including storm tides, waves, currents, and providing breakwaters to prevent destructive wave action. Proper depth and width at the entrance as well as secure anchorage to hold ships during high winds are also important considerations. Site selection for harbors depends on availability of cheap land, natural protection, transportation, industrial development, seabed conditions, energy availability, and sufficient water area.
The document discusses factors that must be considered in harbor design and operation, including storm tides, waves, currents, and providing breakwaters to prevent destructive wave action. Proper depth and width at the entrance as well as secure anchorage to hold ships during high winds are also important considerations. Site selection for harbors depends on availability of cheap land, natural protection, transportation, industrial development, seabed conditions, energy availability, and sufficient water area.
The document discusses factors that must be considered in harbor design and operation, including storm tides, waves, currents, and providing breakwaters to prevent destructive wave action. Proper depth and width at the entrance as well as secure anchorage to hold ships during high winds are also important considerations. Site selection for harbors depends on availability of cheap land, natural protection, transportation, industrial development, seabed conditions, energy availability, and sufficient water area.
and operation of harbors In confined harbors, the combination of storm tides, waves, and currents can also severely damage marinas.
To prevent destructive wave action, break water are
provided. Break water Range of tides At low tide, the water will be too shallow for the ship to move and it will hit the bottom of the harbour.
Depth and width are kept more at entrance
The entrance of the harbor should be wide enough to provide the easy passage of ships. Direction and intensity of wind The bottom of harbor should provide secured anchorage to hold the ships against high winds. Temperature High temperatures also wear and tear on the boat, making it's colors fade and look less appealing. Site selection Following factors play a great role in the choice of site of a harbour.
1. Availability of cheap land and construction material
2. Natural protection from waves and winds 3. Transport and communication facilities 4. Industrial development of the locality 5. Sea bed conditions 6. availability of electrical energy Site selection 7. sufficiently large pool of water
Motor Boats - Construction and Operation - An Illustrated Manual for Motor Boat, Launch and Yacht Owners, Operator's of Marine Gasolene Engines, and Amateur Boat-Builders